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9. fascicularis, A. & S. Branches, bursting through the bark. 



10. furfuracea, Fr. Branches of Alder. 



11. coccinea, Jacq. Sticks, &c. 



12. hemisphaerica, Wigg. Earth in woods. 



13. stercorea, Pers. Cow dnng. 



14. myceticola, B. & C. Old wood. 



15. virginea, Batsch. Twigs, sticks, <fec. 



16. nivea, Fr. Stumps, <fcc. 



17. calycina, Schum. Pine bark. 



18. cerina, Pers. Branches, and old rails. 



19. Pini, Frost. Pine bark and pitch. 



20. citrina, Batsch. Dead leaves. 



21. mollisieeoid.es, Schw. Fallen branches. 



22. aurelia, Pers. Carious wood. 



23. fusca, Pers. Fallen branches. 



24. chlora, Fr. Under bark of old trees. 



25. Persoonii, Moug. Stems of Equisetum. 

 2G. cyathoidea, Bull. Herbaceous stems. 



27. episphaeria, Mart. Hypoxyla. 



28. nigrella, Pers. Earth iu Pine woods. 



29. sanguinea, Pers. Pine wood. 



30. rubella, Pers. Dead Pine bark. 



31. echinosperma, Peck. Damp sandy soil. 



32. compressa, A. & S. Hard wood. 



33. scutellata, L. Old wet wood. 



34. flexella, Fr. Pine wood. 



35. Resinae, Fr. Pitch. 



36. atrata, Pers. Dead stems of herbs. 



37. schizospora, Phillips. Earth. 



38. Tiliae, Peck. Dead branches of T. Americana. 



39. firma, Pers. Sticks, <fcc. 



40. humosa, Fr. Earth. 



41. succosa, Berk. Rich ground. 



42. cinerea, Batsch. Decaying wood. 



43. vinosa, A. & S. Fallen branches. 



44. omphalodes, Bull. Burnt soil. 



45. diversicolor, Fr. Dung. 



46. vulgaris, Fr. Fallen branches. 



47. cupularis, L. Earth in rich places. 



184. HELOTIUM, Fr. 



1. Virgultorum, Fr. Acorns, &c. 



2. aeruginosum, Fr. Fallen Oak branches. 



3. citrinum, Fr. Old stumps. 



4. Schweinitzii, Fr. Old stumps. 



5. lenticulare, Fr. Old stumps. 



6. Herbarum, Fr. Dead leaves, stems, &c. 



