:.'OlXov. 1004 Mi/col<>(/ir(il liiillctiii Xn. ?.; !Jl 



Selves stin-Liv lu tue conspicuous Musliroonis. uian3' of which have lieeu gen- 

 erously illustrated in the jrood Ijook.s; l)ut — t'oll(j\vin<i the recent sugfrestion of 

 a sul)Scril)er — it is hoped that many of the conunon suialler forms, interesting 

 fungi of various groups, may find place on the pages of the Semi-monthly 

 leaflet during the year 



The Genus A-man-i-top'-sis. — Home comment has already been made on 

 this genus of white-spored Agarics on a previous page, and especial attention 

 ■called to the characters that separate Ai)i-a-)ii'-f(t. J-)>ni)i-i-toj)'-sis, and Lep- 

 i-o'-ta — all of which contain many common and conspicuous Mushrooms. On 

 the first page of this Xo. is shown a common species of J nuin-i-toji'-sis thatis 

 edible. The volva can be seen, and its affinity to Aiii-a-ni'-ta is thereby- indi- 

 cated; but no aunulus is present. In Lep-i-o-ta a ring is present and a volva 

 is wanting. A s mentioned l)efore, the cap in all these is easily separable from 

 the stem. By some mycologists A-mun-i-top'-sis is considered l)ut a sub- 

 genus ni Atn-a-vi'-ta, since it differs from that genus only in having no veil. 

 There are about ten American species. Atkinson describes and figures three 

 of the species. Mcllvaine mentions ten species and gives colored figures of 

 three of them. None of the species are known to be poisonous. The word 

 A-nian-i top'-.sis meaiis //Ay' Aiii-diii'-ta. 



MEMBSKS OF THE MYCOLOGICAL CLUB, Iii04-Contimied. 



Louella S )llarri, Coluniljus*, t ). J. .S. Van ler\'.):)rt, Wilmington, O. 



MissLeola Soniers, Chillicothe, O. >Iis^ L onora \ inal, Sonierville.Mass. 



T , , . .- , ,• ^,r , , ,, h. C. \\ aKetihal, <). S;. L . 



Leland J. hpaUlinji, W ebster, Mass. >irf;. Kulph Walling, Victor, N. Y. 



j\rcli D. Spellnian, Aslitabula, O. Mrs. Henry A. Ward, Lj'nn, Mass. 



B. A. Spinrller, Canton, (). Tiios, B. Ware. Spokane, Wash. 



Miss Maude Spitler, Dayton, O, iJr. L. H. Watson, Chicago, 111. 



S. ri. Staley, Mechanics'"'urg, (). Kuscoe J. Webb, Garrettsville, C). 



Sister M. Stanislas, St. Francis K. .\. Webb, O. S. U. 



Academy, Joliet. 111. (ieo. E. Webster, Kitigsville, O. 



Mrs. H. P. Starkweather, Lake Helen, Mr. Hi>llis Webster, Boston, Mass. 



Fla. John Weil, Mansfield, O. 



Miss Edna Stauft'er, Chillicothe, O. Wm. W. Weir. Detroit, Mich. 

 Fannie A. Stel)l)ins, SpringHeld, Mass. Miss Denise Welch, Cliicago, 111- 



Dr. F. L. Stevens. West KHleigh, X. C. .'^liss Emma F. Wellman, Hinsdale. 



Miss Mary L. Stevens, Brookline, Miss fessie Wells, McConnelsville, (.). 



Mass. JohnT. Wells, Wellesley Farms, 

 U. Oscar Stevens, Xewark, O. Mass. 



Prof. G. E. Stone, Amherst, Mass. Philip Wells, Milwaukee. Wise. 



Stacy S. Storer, Toledo, O. Prof. W. K. Wells, Yellow Springs, O. 



Mrs. E. M. G. Stradling, Philadelphia, Prin. Wm. Wertner, Davton, Ohio. 



Pa. Prof. A. Wetzstein. St. Marys, Ohio. 



Mrs. H. Streeter, Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. S. C. Wheat, Brooklyn, N. Y. 



Geo. Stroehle, Jr.. Chillicotlie, O. H H. Whetsel, Cornell University. 



Prof. Wm. C. Sturgis, Colorado Miss Helen A. White, Salem, Mass. 



Springs, Culo. Alex. E. Wright, Wellesley Mills, 

 Supt. 1). hi. Sumstine. Kittanins. Pa. Mass. 



Prof. H. A. Surface, State Zoologist Lydia B. Wilbur, Boston, Mass. 



of Pennsvlvania. Dr. E. Mead Wilcox. Ala. Polj'tech. 

 Mr. W. V. Swartzbaugh, Chillicothe. Inst. 



Prof. A. K. Sweetser, I'niv. of Oregon E. Wilkinson, Mansfield. O. 



.Mr. Allen Tavlor, Cincinnati, O .^lar Wilkinson, Mansfield, O. 



E-nmett A. Tavlor, McConnelsville, O. Mis-C. A. Williams, Baltimore, Md. 



Miss Mary E. Tavlor, Everett, Wash. Prof. S. W. Williams, Oxford, O. 



J. Otto Tliilow, Philadelphia, Pa. Mrs. T. A. Williams. .Memphis, Xebr. 



Mr. F. H. Thomas, Cambridge, Mass. T. O. Williams, Circleville, O. 



Prof. M. B. Thomas, Wabasii College. E. .A. Williamson Blutfton, Ind. 



Miss A. F. Thompson. Summit. X. J. Capt. Eugene T. Wilson, San Fran- 

 Dr. F. M. Thompson, Detroit, .Mich. c'sco. Cal. 



Miss A. P'. Thomps'^n, Summit. X. J. Pr-f.G. W. Wil«on, Mt. I'nion College 



Mr. L. E. Thurston, Perrv, X. Y. Fohn Wilson, Wapakoneta, O. 



Opal 1. Tillman, O. S. U." Dr. M. B. Wilson. London, O. 



JoeH. Todd, Wooster, O. Miss Maude D. Wilson, Dayton, O. 



H. C.Tracy. Oberlin, Ohio. H. A. Winkenneiper, Wate'rtown, 

 Irven Travis, MeConnelsville, O. Wise. 



Dr. H. Iv. True. McConnelsville, O. I. O. Winship, Cumberland Mills. Me. 



Fohn H. Tull, Ithaca, X. Y. Miss Hazel Wise, Cincinnati. Ohio 



Mrs. George M. Turner, Buffalo. X. Y. W. W. Witmver, Springfield, (Mtio. 



Thomas Turvill.Madi^Mi, Wise. Mr. Harvard Wits'^hager. Cincinnati. 



Miss Edith >l. Twiss. Cleveland, O. ."^Irs. A, K. Witte. Brooklvn. X. Y. 



F. I Tvler. V. S. Di^pt.of Agr. Mr. Fred B. Wolfe, Speai" Library, 

 Mr. J. Van De Mack, Silver Lake As- Oberlin,0. 



sembly, X. Y. C. A. Woolson, Pittsford Mills, Vt. 



