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pine’ti. 
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ehryso co- 
ma. 
hepatica. 
punic’ea. 
. 
scutella’ta, 
CRYPTOGAMIA. FUNGI. Peziza. Siemiless. 
P. Grey white, nearly flat; with a brown A border, © 
: Batsch 26. 140. 
Fixed by the centre; at first concave, the edge rolled in; at 
length raised and the border depressed. Brownish at first, the 
centre paler, but becoming whiter, and sometimes tinted with 
ochrey pink. Substance fleshy, voi Batscu. 
Found by Mr. Relhan in Madingley plantations, on the . 
cones of fir-trees. Sept. 
P. Concave, dull yellow, smooth, brittle, thin. 
Bull. 376. 2. 
At first a hollow bladder, opening at the top, and when old 
nearly flat. Colour pale dull Saget to red orange. So small 
as not to be well distin Prouished naked eye. Butt. 
Found by Mr 1 rar Guin on rotten wood. 
+s Sept. Oct, 
P. Dark gcnvle, with a hollow dot in the centre. 
Bat sch 158. ; 
Substance horny, colour very dark purple, or tawny-liver-co- 
jour. Pileus circular, or kidney-shaped, with a hollow dot in 
the centre over where the root is fixed. Not more than 1-20th 
of an inch over. Barscu.—Mr. Relhan lately informed me 
that he had found this species at Wood Ditton. 
In woods on the ground amongst moss. Autumn, Barscu, 
P. (Barscu.) Flattish, yellow red within, paler ¢ on the 
outside ; edge ‘beck: but little raised. eo 
Batsch 220. 
Sebetahee hard and horny, thin, pale red, neither its nor 
hairy, wrinkled on the upper surface ; brittle when dry. 
Found by Mr. Relhan amongst the leaves of the Bryum mu- 
rale, on old ‘ville at Ditton, Cambridgeshire.—On half rotten 
sticks at Edgbaston, ~ 7th Oct, 1791. 
P. Flat, orange red ;_ border raised, hairy. 
Bolt. 108-Bull. 10, and 438. 2=Sowerby 24—Batsch 54-— 
“ Hedw. stirp. tis 3. A. 1 to 7-Hoffm. crypt. ii. 7. 3- 
chaff. 284—Ray Sym. 24, 3, at p. 470-Faill. 13. 15- 
Mich. 86. 19 and 1f35< 4 ag, 9 . 
_ Orange red within buff on the outside hairy at the edge; 
about 1-8th or 1-10th of an inch over, “when young like a gob- 
let, flatter with age, age, but the edge still turned up. — 
On cowdung, common ; alsoon rotten wood, Marchs Oct. 
