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ring and apex violet, whitisli-cortinate, solid; spores, I'j- 

 11 X 7 /i. 



Cortinarius (Telamonia) impennis. Fries. Epicr., p. 2i'3 ; 

 Cke.. Hdbk., p. 26.5 ; Cte., Illnstr., pL 853. 



In pine ■w-oods, ie. 



Stem 2 in. long, J in. tMck, often cylindrical, fibriJlose, 

 Ting incomplete. Pllens fleshy, especially at the disc, at 

 first sooty-nmber, then brick-red or red (in the young stage 

 almost the colour of Collyhia hutiiraaaS, not hoary, ^ilky 

 Tound the margin when young, at length cracked. (Fries. ' 



Cortinarius ( Tela. ) lucorunL Fr. 



Pileus 1^—2 in. acrcss, convex then expanded, gibbcus, 

 margin -wavy, even, bay with a tinge of brick-red when 

 moL-t; flesh very thin except at the disc; gills emarginate, 

 rather distant, about 3 lines bread, cinnamon with a tran- 

 sient tinge of violet ; stem about 2 in. long, 3— i lines thick, 

 >lightly clavale, very fibrillose. pallid, solid ; veil forming a 

 white distant zone on the stem, flesh like that of the pileus 

 dingy ochraceons : spores elliptical, 10 X 5 /i. 



Cortinarius (Telamimia) lueorum, Cke., Hdbk., p. 37'J ; Cke., 

 Eltistr., pi. 1192. 



Codiimrius {Telaiiundd) imjpennig. Fries, var. lueorum. Fries, 

 Eym. Eur., p. 377. 



On the ground in woods, &c. 



Stem S'jmetinies slightly curved, and tinged with violet 

 at-ove. 



Cortinarius (Tela.) plumiger. Fr. 

 Pileus 2-3 in. across, flesh thin, conical when young, then 

 campanula te, umbo hroad, obtuse, very prominent, often 

 cracked, dry, densely covered with white, floccose. feathery 

 scales that are erect and sqtiarrose, or after rain becoming 

 depressed and silky, hj-grophanous, fuscous with an olive 

 tinge when moist, reddish-tan when dry; gills adnate, 

 scarcely crowded, broad, violet at first, soon watery, then 

 pure cinnamon, edge quite entire, similar in colour or tan- 

 colour ; stem remarkably clavate, o—i in. long, base 1 in. 

 apex 5 lines thick, pale, watery white -^vithin ; veil shining 

 white, floccosely scaly on the stem, forming an imperfect 

 ring at the apex, solid ; spores 10 x 5-6 ft. 



