428 Rev. M.J. Berkeley & Mr. C. E. Broome on British Fungi. 



1285. B. pruinatus^ Fr. Ep. p. 414, 



On grassy ground, Kew, 1868. It has occurred since in 

 other localities. 



1286. Poly poms (Pleui'opus) nielanopusj Fr. Syst. Myc. 

 vol. i. p. 347. 



On dead wood. Hopetoun, Lady Hopetoun, who sent an 

 excellent drawing. It also occurs at Belvoir, and has lately 

 been sent by the Rev. J. Keith from Foitcs. 



Mr. W. G. Smith has lately sent what is undoubtedly Bo- 

 letus imhricatus^i Bull ; but the substance is not fibroso-casea- 

 sius, and can therefore scarcely be P. imhricatus of Fries and 

 Rostkovius. It is probably merely a thin form of P. suljjJm- 

 reus. 



1287. P. (Anodemiei) epileucus^ Fi*. Ep. p. 452. 

 On elm-ti-unks. Xov., London, W. G. Smith. 



1288. P. (Placodermei) populinus^ Fr. Syst. Myc. vol. i. 

 p. 367. 



On the trunk of a poplar, abundantly. Uffington, Lincoln- 

 shire. 



Has very much the habit of P. connatus. 



1289. P. (Resupinatus) micans^ Ehb. Silv. Ber. p. 30. 

 On dead wood. Leigh Wood, Bristol, Oct. 6, 1865. 



1290. P. (Resupinatus) sancjuinohntusj Fr. Syst, Myc. vol. i. 

 p. 385. 



Epping Forest, Nov, 17, 1867, C. E. Broome and W. G. 

 Smith. 



1291. P. (Resupinatus) hihemicus^ n. s, Totus effiisus, non 

 separabilis, albus ; margine tenui, tomentoso ; poris paiwis, 

 angulatis ; dissepimentis rigidiusculis. 



On decorticated branches of fir, Luggela, county Wicklo w, 

 Sept. 1867. 



At first orbicular, then by confluence forming effused 

 patches, with a narrow, very thin, tomentose margin ; pores 

 yV iiich across ; dissepiments mostly entire. 



Apparently nearer to P. radula than to P. vajyorarius. 



1292. P, (Resupinatus) farinellus^ Fr, Syst. Myc. vol. i. 

 p. 384. 



On beech. Penzance, Dec. 9, 1869, C. E. Broome, J. 

 Ralfs. Aboyne, 1870. 



1293. Trametes BuUiardi, Fr. Ep. p. 491. 



On dead wood. Resupinate form, Bathampton, Oct, 1859, 

 C, E. Broome. 



1294. Ilydnum scrohiculatum^ Fr, Obs, i. p, 143, 



In fir-woods. Minstead, near Lyndhurst, Oct. 1868, C. E. 

 Broome, Forres, Nov. 1868, the Rev, J. Keith, Mr. Michael 

 Terry. 



