954 NSW rOBK staii: miskim 



This minute species may be separated from t. ravenelii 



• k. and T. r e g u I ;i r i s Schw. by its smaller size and by 



the minute pubescence of its hymenium and stem. 



Corticium portentosum B. & C. 

 Decorticated wood of spruce. North Elba. duly. 



Corticium arachnoideum Berk. 

 Decorticated wood of pine. Bolton. September. 



Peniophora affinis Burt in litt. 

 Bark of dogwood, Corn us florida. East Bohodack. 

 A.UgU8t. Closely allied to P. laevis iFr.i Hurt. 



Peniophora parasitica Burt in litt. 



Under Bide of branches of juniper, Juniperus com- 

 munis, lying on the ground. Hague. September. 



Asterostroma bicolor E. & E. 



Decaying wood of spruce. Floodwood, Franklin co. August. 



E. A. Burt. 



Sebacina calcea (Pers.) Bres. 



Tender side of dead spruce branches. Hague. September. 



Clavaria bicolor n. sp. 



Small, 8-12 lines high, gregarious: stom slender. .5-1 line 



thick, straight or flexnous, solid, tomentose, pale yellow, divided 



\e into two or more short, orange colored compressed 



branches which are themselves once or twice dichotomously 



divided, tips acute, concolorous. 



Under pine trees. Bolton. September. 



The rather tough tomentose stem indicates an affinity to the 

 genus Lai hnocladium. 



Phallogaster saccatus Morg. 



Decaying wood. Westfield, Chautauqua co. June. E. B. 

 rling. 



Cyathus lesueurii Tul. 



L\ odoni ill--. Orleans CO. I '. E. Fairman. Also in Bethlehem, 

 Albany co. in our specimens there are small cavities in the 



