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slightly decurreiit. They are therefore designuted, variety adnati- 

 folia. In drying, the moisture escapes from the thicker, central 

 part of the piieiis sooner than from the thin margin. 



Mycena claviciilaris F\: 



Under pine trees. Sandlake. June. 



Psilocybe bullaceus Fr. 



Manured ground. Sandlake. July. 



Lactarius cilicioides i'V. 



Sandy soil. West Albany. October. 



A small, white form with very sparse milk. 



Hygrophorus virgiiieiis Fr. 



Roadsides and grassy tields. Sandlake. August. 



Cortiiiariiis ciiiiiabariuus Fr. 



Thin woods and l)ushy [)laccs. Sandlake. June. 



Hydimni scrobiculatuin Fr. 



Woods. Sandlake. July. 



The disk is sometimes very uneven with irregular prominences. 



J 

 Valsa sepmcola Fckl. " 



Dead stems of raspbeiiy, Rubiis strigosus. Karner. October. 



Cryptospora Betiilai Tul. 

 Dead bark and twigs of white birch, Belula populifolia. Karner. 

 October. 



Ampelopsis quinquefolia Mx. 



Specimens sometimes occur with some of the leaves trifoliate. 



Geranium Robertianum L. 



A white-flowered form. Isley ishmd, Sodus Bay, Wayne county. 

 F. W. BatlershalL 



Galiuia lanceolatiiin Torr. 



A white-flowered form. Sandlake. 



Kliotlora Canadensis L. 



Thirteenth pond, Johnsburgh, Warren county. May. Mrs. I. B 

 Samjjson. 



The specimens are in flower, l)ut the leaves had not yet developed. 

 The original herl)arium specimens bear old capsules, but no leaves,' 



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