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pores radiate regularly from the stem; between the main 
rows, analogous to the longer gills of an Agaric, are shorter 
intermediate series. 
Tas. XV. a. Favolus nummularius, nat. size.; b. section, 
magnified ; c. plant, magnified. 
21. Peziza Hindsii, n. s. ; amcene rubra cyathiformis extus 
levissime parce flavo-fusca pruinosa; margine fimbriato ; 
stipite fistuloso levi deorsum attenuato. 
On dead wood, New Ireland ; July. 
Of a very rich pink; cup cyathiform or hemispherical, 14 
inch or more broad, sprinkled sparingly with yellow-brown 
meal, fringed with short acutely triangular bristles; immedi- 
ately beyond the margin, externally, there are generally about 
three grooves all round the cup. Asci linear, obtuse at either 
end, with a short abrupt stem. Sometimes the base of the 
ascus is notched; sometimes there are two stems, and very 
rarely there is a little lateral process above the base. Sporidia 
elliptic, with two sporidiola. Stem 1 inch high, ; broad 
below, regularly attenuated, obese, fistulose. 
This splendid species I have, with great pleasure, dedicated 
to its discoverer, as a small mark of esteem, and of my deep 
sense of the liberality with which he has placed his valuable 
collection in my hands. The asci are just like those of 
Peziza sulcipes, lately described in this journal, to which, and 
to P. ambulacrorum Chev., it is allied. 
Tas. XV. a. Peziza Hindsii, nat. size; b. asci; c. sporidia ; 
d. different forms of the base of the asci; all magnified. 
22. Spheria (Hypoxylon) Feejeensis, n. s.; suberosa 
simplex vel sursum palmata, fusco-purpurea, rugosa, rimu- 
losa; peritheciis minutis subglobosis subprominulis, ostiolis 
nigris; stipite brevi vel nullo. 
On stumps, Feejee Islands; June. 
Whole plant 2 of an inch high, of a nearly uniform purple- 
brown, tomentose at the base; stem short or altogether ab- 
sent; head cylindrical, simple, or palmate above, much 
Se and minutely cracked ; ostiola often situated in the 
centre of the areole, black, rather prominent. The whole 
