996 
CRYPTOGAMIA. 
Class XXIV. 
§ 10. Myce'na. Pcrs. 
158S0 alliaceus Jacq. onion-scented foetid 
15881 atro-albus Bolton black-white scentless 
6 jl. nov. W.Br dead leaves Jacq. austr. t. 82 
3 au. no. Blsh damp places Bolton, t. 137 
15882 alcalinus Fries alkaline 
15883 galericulatus Scop, various 
vdrius With. 
prol'iferus Sower. 1. 169 
15884 polygram'mus Dec. marked 
fcetid 2 my. oc. Cin. on earth Vaill. par. 1. 12. f. 1, 2 
scentless 3 my. oc. Brsh trun. of trees Sowerby, t. 163 
CcBspitose 6 sep. d, Cin. dead leaves BnW. t. B\S,. H.fistulosus 
15885 galopus Pers. 
158S6 htematopus Pers. 
15887 cruentus Fries 
white-footed 
red-footed 
bloody 
scentless 
caespitose 
solitary 
4 au. no. D.GI. woods Fl. danica, 1. 1550. f. 2 
2 au. oc. Pk beech trunks 
3 au. no. R fir leaves 
15888 elegans Pers. 
15889 strobil'mus Pers. 
15890 roseus Pers. 
elegant 
Pine-cone 
rosy 
fennel-scent, 
gregarious 
2 au. no. Liv.Y pine woods 
2 au. no. Crim. pine woods Sower, t. 197. coccineus 
gregarious 2 au. no. Rosy pine woods Pers. syn. t. 3. f. 5 
15891 purus Pers. 
15892 Adonis Bull. 
pure 
Adonis 
15894 IScteus Pers. 
15895 pilipes Soiverb. 
milky 
gregarious 3 jn.nov. Rosy woods 
Sowerby, t. 72. roseus 
15893 luteo-albus Bolton yellow-white pretty 
various-color. 2a sep. n. Rosy woods Bulliard, t. 560. f. 2 
2 au.sep. Y among moss Bolton, t. 38. f 1 
gregarious IJjl. nov. W.Y heaths Sower, t. 385. f 5. /eww/* 
hairy-footed caespitose 
2 aut. Pa. Br dead Agarics Sowerby, t. 249 
15896 epip'terygius Scop, nodding 
15897 vulgaris Pers. common 
variable 
gregarious 
If au. no. Cin. among moss. Sowerby, t. 92. nutans 
U au. no. Cin. fir leaves Fl. danica, 1. 1678. f. 2 
15898 pellucidus Bull. transparent thick 
1| aut. Ruf. the ground Bulliard, t. 550, f. 2 
15899 corticalis Bull. bark delicate 
15900 pterigenus Fries rosy beautiful 
ro^ellus With. 
15901 spinipes Sowerb. spiny-footed gregarious 
I oc. feb. Ruf bark of trees Sowerby, t. 243 
If au. oc. Rosy among moss. 
4 au. oc. Br pine cones? Sowerby, t. 206 
§ 11. Ompha'lia. Pers. 
15902 stellatus Fries stellate gregarious 
15903 fibula Bull. button slender 
15904 pyxidatus Bull. box-like variable 
15905 muralis Sow. wall subgregar. 
15906 ericet6rum Pers. heath variable 
15907 caulicinalis Sower, thick-stalked solitary 
1 jl. aug. W hollow trees Sower. 1. 107. buccinalis 
11 my. oc. Or.Y among moss Sowerby, t. 45 
2 my.no. Test, on earth Bulliard, t. 568. f. 2 
I aut. Br among grass Sov/erby, t. 322 
1 my.no. W damp heaths Bull, t.276. androsaceus 
2 jl. oct. Ferr. pine woods Sowerby, 1. 163 
15908 epichysium Pers, dirty tender 
15909 obliquus Pers. oblique solitary 
1 jl. oct. Cin. will, trunks Pers. ic. pict; 1. 13. f. 1 
1 aut. Pa.Ci. on earth Pers. ic. pict. 1. 13. f. 3 
15910 fragrans Sowerby fragrant anise-scented 
15911 cffispitosus Bolt. csespitose pellucid 
15912 cyathifurmis Bull, cyathiform club-shaped 
A. clavatus Wither. 
15913 murmus Sowerby mouse-scented solitary 
1| aug. d. Livid among grass Sowerby, t. 10 
1 aug.d. Y peat Bolton, t. 41. f. C. 
3 oc.no. D.Br earth Sovferhy, t.o^S.sordidus 
sept. 
earth 
Sowerby, t. 162 
15914 tigrinus Bull. mottled gregarious 
15381 15883 ^ 15884 
1| my. jn. Wsh trun. of trees Sowerby, 1. 1 
15891 
15889 
History, Use, Propagation, Culture, 
\ 10. Mycena. From fjbvx'^?, a kind of small fungus. The species are of the smaller kind, at least they are 
thin and slender, and tolerably permanent. None of them are fit for food ; many are distinguishable by their 
smell, which is always powerful. 
