NOTES ON AUSTRALIAN FUNGI. 225 



G. minimus Schwein. 



Dubbo (J. L. Boorman, August, 1908). 



Previously recorded for all the States except Tasmania 

 by Cooke (37) and for Victoria and Norwood, S.A. by 

 Lloyd (68, fig. 21). See also Oheel (29, p. 13). 



G. saccatus Fr. (44, p. 16). 



This species is recorded for all the States except Victoria 

 and South Australia by Oooke (37, No. 1261), but it has siuce 

 been found to be common in Victoria (Lloyd, 68, fig. 75, a, 

 b, c, and 8, 15, 17, 38). One of us (E.G., 26, p. 202) has 

 also recorded it from Woy Woy, N.S.W. In addition to the 

 above, we have specimens from the following localities: — 

 Botanic Gardens, Sydney (several collectors); Mosman 

 (A. N. Allen, April, 1912); Neutral Bay (J. B. Oleland, 

 April, 1914); Milson Island (J. B. Oleland and E. Oheel, 

 April, 1912); Mount Jellore (E. Oheel, April, 1912); Wil- 

 loughby (E. Stack, May, 1904). The spores of several 

 specimens examined are tuberculate, 4*2/*. 



G. vittatus Kalchb. (55, p. 3); Oooke (37, No. 1260); Oheel 

 (26, p. 202). 



Oooke {I.e.) records this species for Australia without 

 specifying any particular State. Lloyd (79, p. 310, fig. 145) 

 has found it in Samoa, and considers it only a form of G. 

 saccatus. The specimens recorded by Oheel (I.e.) were 

 from the Botanic Gardens. In addition to the above, we 

 have specimens from Neutral Bay (J. B. Oleland, June, 

 1914), Beecroft (T. Steel, June, 1915) and Bowral (Rev. 

 W. W. Watts, May, 1909). 



The spores are brown, and minutely echinulate varying 

 from 3J to 5/*. Kalchbrenner (i.e.) gives the measurements 

 as 0*003 mm. 



O— August 4, 1915. 



