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ores éalyptraeformis, Berk. Among grass in open 
places. 
Pe niveus, Cke, Among grass. A. 
H. chlorophanus, Fries. Grassy places. A., P. 
H. psittacinus, Schaef. Among short grass. A very pretty 
fungus, having a blending of yellow, green, and orange in the cap, 
hence the iéoifto name. A. 
H. nitratus, Pers. iius grass. Very fragile. Smell very 
strong, nitrous. A. - ; 
H. Taeg Fries. Among short grass. Q. 
H. puniceus, Fries. Among grass under trees. A. 
H. obrusseus, Fries. Short grass in open places. A. 
H. conicus, Scop. Among grass in open places. A showy fungus, 
having a conical cap of a bright yellow colour hie a scarlet tip ; 
every part becoming black when bruised or when 
H. miniatus, Fries. Among short grass. A small, very fragile 
fungus, entirely deep clear crimson, becoming almost white when 
old. A. 
— Fries. 
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xudes a quantity of aede iE fluid when broken. In some 
species 8 this fluid is white, like milk, in others yellow or red. In 
e species the liquid is insipid, in Paru as the present, very 
No and causing a tingling of the tongue. 
L. turpis, Fries. On the ground under trees, A., P. 
L. controversus, Pers. Under trees. A. 
L.insulsus, Fries. Among grass. Milk white, very acrid, A, 
L. hysginus, Fries. Among grass. Q. 
L. trivialis, Fries. On the ground, Q. 
L. pubescens, Schrad. Grassy places, A, 
L. blennius, Fries. On the ground under trees, A., P 
L. pyrogalus, Bull. On the ground under trees. A.,Q 
L. quietus, Fries. Under trees, Q. 
L. flexuosus, Fries. | On the ground. Milk white, very acrid. Q. 
L. aurantiacus, Fries, Among grass. A. 
L. rufus, Scop. Under pines. A. 
ciosmus, Fries. 
A, 
L. gly Under trees, Smell strong, resembling 
spirit of wine, 
