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THcJioloma : sejimctus, flavo-bruimeus, albo-brtumeus, mtllaiu, imbricatua, 

 Columbetta, murinaceua, terreus, saponaceus, cnneifolias, albus, personatus, 

 nudus, grammopodius, humilis and snbpulverulentus. 



Clitocyhe: nebalaris, fumosus and its variety polius, odoras, cemssatni, 

 dealbatus, inf ondibuliformis, geotrupus, and fragrans. 



Collybia: radicatus, maculatna, platyphyllus, fasipes, butyraceus, dryophl- 

 lus, undatus, vertirugis, tuberosus. 



Myccna: purus, polygrammus, alcalinTis, epipterygius, pelliculosus, pterl- 

 genas, galopns, and tenuis, 



Pluteus : cervinus, Crepidottu : mollis. 



Entoloma : sinuatns, Bloxami, nidorosus, and rbodopolius. 



Clitopilus : prunulus, and popinalis. 



Nolania: pascnus. PAo??ioto,3pectabili3,mutabili8,sqaarrosu»,andradico8U«. 



Bebeloma : lucifugos, longicaudus, fastibilis, and testaceus. 



Naucoria : Cucumis, and furfuraoeus. 



Psalliota : campestris, arvensis, seruginosus, squamosus, and aemiglobatua. 



Hypholoma : lacrymabundus. 



Psilocybe : Fjenisecii, spadiceus, and semilanceolatus. 



Coprinits ; atramentarius, picaceus, and niveus. 



Cortinarius : Callochroos, collinitas, ftdgens, elatior, tabularis, diaboliooa, 

 cinnamomeuB, caninas, and callisteus. 



PaxUIus involutus. Gompbidius glutinosus, and viscidns. 



Hygrophorus : Olivaceo-albus, virginius, niveus, cerasinus, ovinus, Coleman- 

 nianus, coccineus, puniceus, and leporinus. 



Lactarius : Insulsus, blennius, chyrsorrhsus, pallidas, qoietus, Beriflaos, Bub- 

 dulcis, glyciosmus, and fuliginosus. 



Russula : Nigricans, adusta, furcata, vesca, rubra, Baidouia, virescens, eme- 

 tica, ochroleuca, fragilis, and alutacea. 



Cantharellus : Aurantiacua, and tubceformis. 



Marasmivs : TJrens, peronatus, and rotula. Lenzites betulina. 



Boletus : Luteus, elegans, flavus, laricinns, granulatns, chrysenteron, loridus, 

 scaber, versipellis, and badius. 



Polyporus : Perennis, squamosus, querdnus, lucidus, betnlinns, fomentarius, 

 cuticolaris, versicolor, and igniarius. 



Trametes suaveoleua, Dsedalia quercinse. Craterellus comucopioides. Calocera 

 cornea. Clavaria : Formosa, cristata, stricta, f umosa, and rugosa. 



Lycoperdon: Giganteum, coglatum, saccatum, gemmatum, and pyriforme. 

 Scleroderma vtdgare. Cyathus striatus. Crucibulum vulgare. Helvella crispa. 

 Leotia lubrica. Spathularia flavida. Thelepbora laciniata. Petiza, aurantia. 

 Xylaria Hypoxylon. Merulius tremellosus. Helotium vulgatorum, and many 

 others were also present on the tables, which time did not admit of being properly 

 named by the mycological authorities who were present. 



The collection on the whole was excellent, and afforded a fine opportunity of 

 studying this difficult branch of botany \iader very favourable circumstances. 



