80 Twenty-Seconp AnnuAL Reporr on Srare Casrner. 
Lactarius prprratus, 77. 
Woods. Poestenkill. Howe. North Elba. July, September. 
Edible. 
Lacrartus rnpico, Lr. 
Woods. Poestenkill. Howe. Bethlehem. August, October. 
Lacrarius aneustissmuus, Lasch. 
Woods. Poestenkill. Howe. Sandlake. July, September. 
Edible. 
Lactarius VOLEMUS. 
Woods and open places. Sandlake. August. Edible. 
Lacrarius susromentosus, B. d& f. 
Wet swampy woods. Poestenkill. Howe. Summer. 
Lacrartus rutiarnosts, /?. Woods. Poestenkill. Howe. Summer. 
Russvuta Emerica, 27. 
Wooas. Fort Edward. Howe. Bethlehem and North Elba. 
Summer. <A beautiful but deleterious fungus. 
Roussuta aturackEa, /7, 
Woods. Poestenkill. Howe. Summer. Edible. 
CANTHARELLUS TUBEFORMIS, Lull. 
Ground in woods. Fort Edward. Howe. Helderberg Moun- 
tains. September. 
CANTHARELLUS Crispus, 7. 
Old logs and sticks. Fort Edward. Howe. Catskill Moun- 
tains. Summer and autumn. 
Marasmivs ornaves, //7. 
Hedges, orchards, etc. Fort Edward. Howe. August—October. 
Edible. 
Marasmivs pLancus, 7. 
Dead leaves and sticks in woods. Common. Summer. 
Marasmius rorua, 7. 
Sticks and leaves in woods. Common. Summer. 
LENTINUS LECONTEI, 7. 
Old logs and stumps, mostly in open places. Common. 
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