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IfORTH AMERICAN FUNGI. 



Burrill, Thomas Jonathan. 



98 Vt'geta))le pathology-. Trans. Illinois State 

 Ifo)i. Soc. XIX. 218-22ti. 1885. 



Gcucral rcimuks on disease in plants. 



(i)id Seymour, A. B. 



> 99. NfW species of Uredineae. Bot. Gaz. IX. 

 187-'ll»l. Dec. 1884. 



Poscribcs 13 species from Illinois. On p. 191, 4 other 

 species described by Seymour, A. B. 



Bushberg Catalogue. Sec Engelmann, 

 Gi'orire. 



Calkins, William AYirt. Farm Eidge, La Salle 

 Co., 111., 29 May, 1842. 



-/- 100. Notes on Florida fungi. Jour. Myc. II. 

 6, 7, Jan. 188G; 23, Feb. 1886; 42, April, 1880; 

 53, 54, May, 1886; 70, June, 1886; 80, 81, July, 

 1886; 89-91; Aug. 1886; 104-106, Sept. 1886; 

 126-128, Nov. 1886. 



Part 3 of this series is called " The leaf funfd of Florida " ; 

 part 4, "Crvptogamic Botany of a Florida log"; parts 7-9 

 give a list of species determined by J. B. Ellis. 



^loi. Folyporus officinalis, Fr. Jour. 



Myc. II. 107. Sept. 1886. 

 Kctcs the occurrence of this species in Michigan. 



Cist, Jacob. 



102. Notice of the Melolontha or May-bug. Am. 

 Jour. Sci. AHs, VIII. 269-271. PL 4. Aug. 1824. 



Gives a note and figure of an unnamed species of Cordy 

 ceps on Melolontha. 



Clayton, John. Fulham, England, 1685. flS 

 Dec. 1773. See Gronovics, J. F. 



Cooke, Mordecai Cubitt. Horning, Norfolk, 

 England, 12. July, 1825. See Edwards, A. M. 

 See Ellis, J. B. See Grevillea. See Ravenel 

 and Keiim, exsiccati in supplement. See Stevek- 

 8ON, W. C. 



n^ 103. Decades of Maine Fungi. Proc. Soc. Nat. 

 Hist., Portland, I. 179-185. Fig. 9. 1862. 



Descriptions of 21 species of Uredineae, 2 of them new. 



4. 104. Handbook of British Fungi, with 



full descriptions of all the species, and illustra- 

 tions of the genera. 8". 2 toI. pp. 981. PI. 7, 

 col. and fig. 408. London. 1871. 



After each species it is stated whether it occurs also in the 

 United States. There appeared in Grevillea, beginning in 

 1883, a revised second edition of this work. Up to date, 176 

 pages, descriptions of Agnrici, have been published in the 

 different numbers of that journal, and also issued separately. 



•^ 105. Notes on Podisoma. Jour. Quekett 



Micros. Club, II. 255-268 (1-14). PI. 18, 19. 

 Read 24 Nov. 1871. 



Has figures of Gym. clavipes and Gym. macropris from the 

 United States ; also notes on some of our species. 



•4- 106. Carpology of Peziza. Grev. III. 



30-31, pi. 27-30, Sept. 1874; 73, 74, pi. 31-34, 

 Dec. 1874; 127, 128, pi. 38-41, March, 1875; 186, 

 pi. 43, 44, June, 1875; —IV. 41, pi. 50, 51, Sept. 

 1875; 132, pi. 65, March, 1876; 168, pi. 69, June, 

 1876. 



Figures of asci, spores, and, in some cases, paraphyscs of 

 Pezizae, including American species. 



-f 107. Revision of Geoglossum, Grev. III. 



133, 1.34. March, 1875. 



Revision of the species of Cooke's Handbook ; refers to two 

 American species. 



^ 108. SjTiopsis of the Discnmycetous fungi 



of the United States. Part 1. Bull. Soc. Nat. 

 Sci. Buffalo, II. 285-300, March, 1875.— Part 2. 

 1. c. III. 21-32; 33-37, Sept. and Nov. 1875. 



Part 1 gives a list of 357 species, with localities and charac- 

 ters of the new or little-known forms. Part 2 lias remarks un 

 some of the species in jiart 1, witli a list of 212 additional 

 species and descriptions of new species. 



-^ 109. On CoHicium aniorphum, Fr. 



Grev. III. 136-138. March, 1875. 



Sj'nonymy of this species with reference to Aleurodiscns 

 amorphuH, Rabh., including Jfodularia balsamicola, Peck. 

 See next title. 



^iio. • On Coi-ticium Oakesii, B. and C. 



Grev. III. 172. June, 1875. 



Continuation of paper on C. amorphum. See above. 



-f-iii. Phragmidium. Grev. III. 171. 



Pi. 45. June, 1875. 



Figures P. speciosum from the United States. 



i^ 112. British Fungi. Grevillea. 



The following references to North American fungi : Grev. 

 III. 179, 180, June, 1875, note on Puccinia Viulartmr, P. 

 Aiteris, P. Gerardi, description and figure of P. hasiala, 

 pi. 49, fig. 10 b; p. 182, 1. c. desci'iptiou of genus Virgaij- 

 porium and note on V. clavatum ; p. 185, 1. c. note on 

 Peziza Agassizii ; IV. 69, Dec. 1875, note on species of 

 Virgasporium and Clasterisporium. 



113. Pezizae Americanae. Uedwigia, 



XIV. 81-85. June, 1875. 



Describes 21 new species from Maine, New York, New 

 Jersey, and 1 from Mexico. Some previously described iu 

 Torr. Bull. VI. 31, 32. 



■f- 114. Podisoma on Juniperus phoenicia. 



Grev. III. 189. 190. June, 1875. 



Includes a note on the germination of Gymnosporangium 

 clavipes. 



«f 115. New Scotch Peziza. Grev. IV. 



91, 92. Dec. 1875. 



A foot-note gives a description of Pesiza acubalonta, Ger- 

 ard, from New York. 



.j. 116. On Peziza hrunnea. Grev. IV. 



125, 126. March, 1876. 



Note on P. confusa, Cooke, of the United States. 



4. 117. Trihlidium. Grev. IV. 182. PI. 67. 



June, 1876. 



Includes figures of 5 Triblidia and Ostreichnion Ameri- 

 canum from the United States. 



,^118. Observations on Peziza calycina. 



Grev. IV. 169-172. PI. 66. June, 1876. 

 A criticism of Rehm's Note on Peziza calycina. Sec Reum. 



^ 119. The Ilyphomycetous Fungi of the 



United States. Bull. Soc. Nat. Sci. Buffalo, III. 

 189-192, Feb. 1877; 193-202, July, 1877. 

 Enumeration of 304 species, with synonymy in some cases. 



120. Caution to mushroom eaters. Field 



and Forest, II. 146. Feb. 1877. 



Calls attention to the resemblance beUveen Agaricus cam- 

 pestris and A. /astibilis. 



121. On black moulds. Jour. Quekett 



Micros. Cluh, IV. 246-277. (1-28.) PI. 24-27. 

 Read 23 Feb. 1877. 



Has colored figures of 8 species of ITyphowA/cetei of the 

 United States. 



^ 122. On Valsa vitis, Schw. Grev. V, 



125. March, 1877. 



Separates the European form of this name under the name 

 of V. vitigera. 



^ 123. The Valsei of the United States. 



Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, pp. 110-127. 

 Apr. May, 1877. 



Describes 93 species of Valsa and 5 of 3felanconis, with 

 enumeration of 40 doubtful species, principally from the 

 Schweinitz herbarium. See Stevenson, W. C. 



^. 124. The Myxomycetes of the United 



States. Ann. Lyceum Nat. Hist. New York, XI. 



378-409. June, 1877. Read 16 April, 1877. 



An an-angcment of species taken from Rostafinski, with 

 synon)'my and, in some cases, spore measurements; 154 

 species enumerated, 3 described as new. 



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