210 SEVENTEENTH REPORT. 



Hygrophonis lei>orinus Fr. Among fallen leaves in woods, Ann 



Arbor. Oct. 

 HrgTophorns olivaceoalbus Fr. On the ground in frondose woods. 



Ann Arbor. Oct. 

 HygToj)liorus sordidus Pk. On the ground in frondose woods. Ann 



Arbor, New Richmond. Sept.-Nov. 

 Hygrophonis virgiueus Fr. On sandy ground, in mixed woods. 



New Richmond, Detroit. Pept.-Oct. 

 Hypholoma coronatum Fr. Among leaf mould and vers' rotten 



wood. Ann Arbor. July- Aug. 

 Hypholoma velutinum (Fr.) Quel. On low ground in woods. Ann 



Arbor, etc. July-Oct. 

 Inocybe albodisca Pk. On the ground, hemlock and beech woods. 



New Richmond. Sept. 

 Inocybe caesariata Fr. On moist ground. Ann Arbor, New Rich- 

 mond, etc. Aug.-Oct. 

 Inocybe Curreyi Berk. In grassy frondose woods. Ann Arbor. 



Julv-Aug. 

 Inocybe decipiens Bres. In grassy low frondose woods. Detroit. 



June. 

 Inocybe destricta Fr. Under conifers. Bav View, New Richmond. 



Aug.-Sept. 

 Inocybe eutheloides Pk. On the ground in" low frondose woods. 



Ann Arbor, etc. June-Sept. 

 Inocybe fibrosa Bres. In low. frondose woods. Ann Arbor. June- 



Aug. 

 Inocybe frumentacea Fr. In low, moist, frondose woods. Detroit, 



Ann Arbor. Julv-Aug. 

 Inocyl>e mutata Pk. Low frondose woods. Ann Arbor. Sept. 

 Inocybe nodulospora Pk. In coniferous woods. Bay View, New 



Richmond, Ann Arbor. June-Sept. 

 Inocybe pyriodora Bres. In frondose woods. Ann Arbor. Aug. 

 Inocybe repanda Bres. In low, frondose woods. Ann Arbor. 



July-Aug. 

 Lactarius controversus Fr. On the ground in low, moist woods. 



Ann Arbor, Detroit, etc. Aug.-Sept. 

 Lactarius hygrophoroides B & C. (Reported by Longyear by its 



synonym : L, distans Pk.) 

 Lactarius isabellinus Burl. In coniferous woods. Marquette. Aug. 

 Lactarius oculatus (Pk.) Burl. In moist places in low woods, 



often on moss. Ann Arbor. July-Sept. 

 Lactarius rimosellus Pk. In wet places in woods. Ann Arbor. 



Aug. 



