MASSEK AN'I) CROS.SI.AND : FUXi.US FLORA OF VOkK.SHIRi:. 2C) 



114. Tricholoma lascivum Fr. 



Mid W.— Selby {V.V., 18S4; 'Xal.', Jan. 1.S85). 



115. Tricholoma inamoenum Fr. 



S.F.— Blackwood (Selhy F.F., 1896;. 



N.E. — Mulgiave Woods (Whitby F.F., 1900). 



S.W.— Luddcnden Dean, Hx. (H.T.S.). 



116. Tricholoma fallax Peck. 



N.E. — In fir wood, Scarborough. Cooke's lUuslr. pi. 1151a, 

 from the Scarborough specimens. First British record. 



117. Tricholoma ionides (Bull.). 



S.W. — '(Irows under close plantations of fir about Halifax, 

 1787' (Bolton's Hi.st. l'"ung.. Tab. 4rfl)). Among dead leaves, 

 Cromwell Wood, Hx. 



Mid W. - Ilkley; Hawkeswoith; Coole (Lees' Fl., p. Si 2). 



118. Tricholoma carneum CBull.). 



Mid W. — Hambleton, near Selby (Lees' FL). Fields near 

 Stainor Wood, and Bishop's Wood (Selby F.F., 1896). Harewood 

 (F.F., 1898). 



N.E.— Welham Park, Malton; Castle Howard (F.F., 1892). 

 Scarborough. Mulgrave Woods (Whitby F. F., 1900). 



S.W.— Denby Dale (Huddersfie'.d F.F., 1895). Sutton (F.F., 

 1899). Cadeby (F.F., 1901). Hebden Bridge. Ovenden; 

 Luddenden Dean; Stainland; Hx. 



N.W. — Masham. 



Frequent in pastures and path-sides in wood.s. 



1 1 9. Tricholoma gambosum Fr. 



N.E.— Scarborough (Y.N.U. Bot. Report, 1879). 



S.W. — Carr Pit ballast heap, and Shelley, near Huddersfield 

 (Hud. Bot. Soc, 1883). Bingley; Adlingfleet (Lees' FL). 

 EUand; Coley; Skircoat, etc., Hx. 



Mid W. — Bramhope; Hawkesworth (Lees' FL). Brennand 

 Valley, Bowland. 



Frequent in pastures during spring. A fine substantial edible 

 species; may be dried and stored for future use. 



