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slightly decurrent. They are therefore designated, variety adnati- 
folia. In drying, the moisture escapes from the thicker, central 
part of the pileus sooner than from the thin margin. 
Mycena clavicularis /*. 
Under pine trees. Sandlake. June. 
4 Psilocybe bullaceus fF’. 
Manured ground. Sandlake. July. 
Lactarius cilicioides #7. 
Sandy soil. West Albany. October. 
A small, white form with very sparse milk. 
Hygrophorus virgineus fF’. 
Roadsides and grassy fields. Sandlake. © August. 
Cortinarius cinnabarinus FY’. 
Thin woods and bushy places. Sandlake. June. 
Hydnum scrobiculatum F7. 
Woods. Sandlake. July. 
The disk is sometimes very uneven with irregular prominences. 
Valsa sepincola Fk. 
Dead stems of raspberry, L?tubus strigosus. Karner. October. 
Cryptospora Betulz Tul. 
Dead bark and twigs of white birch, Betula populifolia. Karner. 
October. 
Ampelopsis quinquefolia Mz. 
Specimens sometimes occur with some of the leaves trifoliate. 
Geranium Robertianum Ll. 
A white-flowered form. Isley island, Sodus Bay, Wayne county. 
FP. W. Battershall. 
Galium lanceolatum Torr. 
A white-flowered form. Sandlake. 
KRhodora Canadensis L. 
Thirteenth pond, Johnsburgh, Warren county. May. Mrs. LB. 
Sampson. 
The specimens are in flower, but the leaves had not yet developed. 
The original herbarium specimens bear old capsules, but no leaves, 
