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P. 
P. 
P. 
P. 
anax, Berk. 
Ground around maple trees. 
sulphureus, Fr. 
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF NEW JERSEY. 
On decaying wood. Seen also growing from a dead place in 
a living oak tree. 
epileucus, Fr.(?) 
Dead limbs. 
. lacteus, Fr. 
Dead trunks and limbs. 
. obtusus, Berk. 
Dead standing oaks. 
. ezesius (Schrad.), Fr. 
On rotten wood. 
. adustus (Willd.), Fr. 
Old stumps and logs. 
. chioneus, Fr. 
Decaying limbs. 
. applanatus (Pers.), Fr. 
Old stumps and logs. 
. hispidus (Bull.), Fr. 
Dead places in living black oaks. 
. radiatus (Sow.), Fr. 
Rotten logs. 
. alutaceus, Fr. 
Hudson: Weehawken—Gerard. 
. carneus, Nees. 
Old cedar logs. 
. cinnabarinus, Fr. 
Dead limbs. Hudson: Weehawken—Gerard. 
Newfield—Ellis. 
cupuleformis, B. & Rav. 
Fallen trunks of oak. 
pergamenus, Fr. 
Wood of deciduous trees, every where. 
Gloucester : 
