274 FUNGI OF THE NEIGHBOURHOOD OF BIKMINGHAM. 



Puccinia f abae, Link. See Uroviyces fabee. 



P. malvacearum, Corda, II., III. On Malva and Althaea, Hall 



Green ; Barnt Green, etc. May — Aug. 



Ustilago carbo, Tul. Common, on corn. Autumn. 



Urocystis pompholygodes, Scbl. Alvechurch ; Sutton. May — July. 

 Uromyces ficariae, Lev. King's Norton. April. 



U. fabaj, Fckl. Sutton, etc. Aug.— Oct. 



U. apiculatus. Lev. Hams Hall. On Trifolium. Aug., Sept. 



Coleosporium tussilaginis. Lev. Abundant everywhere. July — Nov. 

 C. campanuloe, Lev. Solihull. Oct. 



C. rhinanthacearum. Lev. Harborne, on Bartsia. Aug., Sept. 



C. senecionis, Fr. Very common, Sutton, etc. July — Oct. 



Melampsora euphorbias, Cast. Very common, Sutton, etc. Aug. — Nov. 

 Lecythea saliceti. Lev. Clent Hills, IF. H. Wilkiii'^nn. Aug. 



fficidium ranunculacearum, DC. Alvechurch. May. 



ffi. urticae, DC. Common everywhere. May — Aug. 



ffi. tussilaginis, Pers. Abundant everywhere. May — Oct. 



CE. depauperans, Vize. Perry Barr. July — Sept. 



HYPHOMYCETES. 

 Isaria farinosa, Fr.* Sutton Park. Sept., Oct. 



Anthina flammea, Fr. Sutton, amongst moss. Oct. 



Ceratium hydnoides, A. and S. Driffold Lane, Sutton. Autumn. 



S. vulgare, Tode. Driifold Lane, Sutton. June. 



Tubercularia vulgaris, Tode.* Abundant everywhere. Autumn. 



Epicoccum neglectum, Desm. Sparkhill ; Harborne. Sept., Oct. 



^gerita Candida, Pers. Water Oz'ton ; Sparkhill. Sept., Oct. 



Sporocybe byssoides, Fr. Driffold Lane, Sutton. June — Nov, 



Helminthosporium obovatum, Berk. Driffold Lane, Sutton. July. 



Macrosporium clieiranthi, Fr. Witton ; Driffold Lane. July — Sept. 

 M. sarcinula. Berk. On grass leaves, Harborne.* Aug. 



Cladosporium herbarum, Link.* Common everywhere. Autumn. 



C. epiphyllum, Nees. On oak leaves, Harborne. July. 



Aspei'gillus glaucus. Link. Very common. At all times. 



Nematogonum aurantiacum, Desm. On dead elm bark, Driffold Lane, 



Sutton. Sept., Oct. 



Peronospora infestans, Mont. Too common. July, August. 



P. obliqua, Cooke. On dock leaves, everywhere. May — Oct. 



Cystopus cubicus, Str. On salsify. Hall Green. July. 



Polyactis vulgaris. Link. On dead leaves, Barnt Green. May. 



P. cana. Berk. Edgbaston ; Hampton. April — Aug. 



P. lascicularis, Corda. Sutton ; Harborne ; Perry Barr. April — Oct. 

 Penicillium crustaceum, Fr. Abundant everywhei-e. At all times. 



Oidium chartarum, Link. Driffold Lane, Sutton. April. 



O. fiilvum. Link. Driffold Lane, Sutton ; on dead wood. Feb 



Stysanus steiiionitis, Corda. On an old oak post. Great Barr. Oct. 



Dactylium roseum. Berk. On bark ; Sparkhill ; Great Barr. Oct. 



Sporotrichum sulphureum, Grev. In a cellar ; Driffold Lane, Sutton. 



April. 

 Sepedonium chrysospermum, Link. On decaving Boleti, Sutton Park. 



Sept. 

 Trichoderma viride, Pers. Driffold Lane, Sutton ; Sparkhill. Feb. — Nov. 



W. B. Gkove, B.A. 

 (To be continued. ) 



* These and others are only forms of fungi recorded elsewhere. 



Erratum. — Since pi. 84 of the " Ulustratious of British Fungi " is now declared 

 to be A(!. inversuts, Scop., and not Ag. flaccidux. Sow., the record of the latter 

 species on p. 231 must be transferred accordingly to the former. 



