ARRANGEMENT of AGARICS. 



XXXI 



Trivial Name. 



Atro-rufus 



Plate. 



5 1 - 



Adfcendens 55. 



Mammofus • 

 Amethyjlnus 

 Farinaceus - 



of 



63- 

 64. 



Equeftris 

 Varius - 



65. 

 66. 



Small fize, dark brown, dry, tough, ftem very {lender, 

 very tall. Schcef. 234. Ray Syn. P. 8. No. 41. 

 GLd. Fung. P. 127. No. 2;. Far H. 



Stem afcending, plant dufky brown, hard, dry; gills 

 decurrent, pileus convex, margin contracted, a vel- 

 vety {tripe round its lateral extremity. Is it a variety 

 of A. laclifluus ? 



Pileus fulvous-coloured, hard, frefti, brittle; ftem folid, 

 hard, brittle; bafe pointed. No account of this. 



Pileus thin, rim waved, lower part of the ftem covered 

 with a tall, yellow dawn. I find no account of this 

 plant. 



Pileus funneled, fordid brown ; ftem folid, gills diftinct, 

 whole fubftance tou2;h, abiding. Dickfon Crypt. 

 P. 16. T. 3. F. 1. Ray Syn. P. 6. No. 27. 



Pileus grey-buff, fhape variable ; ftem increafing up- 

 wards, grey; gills diftindt, yields a white milk, of 

 an hot acrid tafte. 



Pileus funnel-fhaped, margin lobed, undulated, curled, 

 crenated, elegant; gills narrow, diftincl ; ftem fliort, 

 whole plant pale, pellucid, thin, watery. Sterbeeck, 

 T. 15. B. 



Pileus grey, brittle, highly beaked; gills waved and 

 crenated; ftem tall, grey, folid. Sp. PI. 1642. 

 Hudfon, 619. 



Plant an amethyft purple, pileus, diftorted, flefhlefs ; 

 ftem tall, crooked; gills few, brittle, waved, diftorted; 

 thefe and ftem, bloom powdered. Hudfon, 612. 



Pileus convex, diftorted, pellucid; gills few, grofs, 

 waved; ftem crooked, tall; whole fubftance pellucid, 

 watery, of a pale brown carnation colour, powdered 

 with a pale bloom. Hudfon, 616. Scopoly,' 1 530. 

 Hall. Hijl. 2436. 



Pileus convex, ftarred ; rim acute, gills fulphur- 

 coloured, ftem thin, fiftular, fmooth, pale, vellow. 

 Hudfon, 616. Sp. PL 1643. 



Pileus femioval, brown, grey, or black, varying; gills 

 deep grey, ftem fiftular, filiform, tall, wh.te. 



Cujpidatus 



