99S 
CRYPTOGAMIA. 
Class XXIV; 
15915 lepideus Fries 
3 monstrdsus Fries 
15916 cochleatus Fcrs. 
scaly 
monstrous 
cochleate 
12. Pleuro'tus. Fries. 
15917 cirvinus Pcrs. 
variable 1 my. jn. pa.Oc. pine trunks SchsefF. t. 29. squamosus 
deformed 3 my. jn. pa.Oc. pine trunks Sower. t.382. tubcsformis 
cffispitose 3 sp. aut. Wsh old trunks Sower, t. 168. confluens 
solitary 1 au. no. Wsh oak trees Schffiff.t.233.^/^■»^^W/a^MS 
15918 torulosus Pers. 
knotted 
very tough 1^ jl. oct. Rsh birch trees Nees pilze, f. 176 
15919 conchatus Bull. 
15920 ostreatus Jacq. 
shell-shaped gregarious 
oyster eatable 
1 jl. Sep. Cinn. birch trees Bull. t. 298 
\ sp. aut. Cin. trun. of trees Sowerby, t. 241 
15921 petaloides Bull. petaloid gregarious h sep. oc. Brsh beech trees Bulliard, t. 226. 557. f. 2 
15922 porrigens Fcrs. pine imbricated 1 jl. nov. W pine trees 
15923 tlabellitorniis Bolt, flabelliform thin \ jl. nov. Pa.Br sides of trees Bolton, t. 157 
15924 ulmarius Bull. 
15925 palmatus Bull. 
15926 serotinus Pers. 
15927 stip'ticus Ball. 
Jicotdes With. 
Elm c£espitose 3 oc. dec. Pale trun. of trees Sowerby, t. 67 
palmate csespitose 2 oc.dec. Br oak trees Sowerby, t. 62 
late dwarf 1 oc.jan. Ol trun. of trees Bux. cent. 5. t. 2. f 2 
stiptic gregarious f oct. ap. Tann. trun. of trees Sow. t.lU9.^rt6e//?/orwiw 
15928 nldulans Pers. nestling 
15929 mastrucatus Fries prickly 
15930 mollis Pers. soft 
15931 variabilis Pers. variable 
15932 lateralis Fl. Dan. lateral 
imbricated 1 oc. dec. Ysh fallen trees 
imbricated 1 sep. n. Gr beech trunks Sower, t. 99. echinatus 
gregarious 5 sep. n. Y.Br beech trunks Sowerby, t. 98 
gregarious ^ sep. n. W beech trunks Sowerby, t. 97. niveus 
imbricated 1| sum. Umb. birch trunks Fl. dan ica, t. 1556. f. 2 
almost sessile 
delicate 
delicate 
15933 tremulus Schceff. tremulous 
15934 sep'ticus Fries pubescent 
15935 applicatus Batsch cup-shaped 
\ 13. Mou'cERON. Bank. 
15936 Prdnulus Ccesalp. French Mushr. esculent 
^ 15. CLrropi'LUS. Fries. 
15937 hortensis Fries garden elastic 
15938 rhodopolius Fries repand beautiful 
15939 fertilis Pers. jirolific gregarious 
15940 sinuatus Bull. burnt sugar-see. fragrant 
15941 maritimus IVith. seashore small 
I au.dec. Gr 
\ au. oc. W 
i aut. sp. Cin. 
earth Sowerby, t. 242 
decay, trun. Sower. t.321. pubescens 
decay, trun. Sowerby, t. 301 
U jn. oct. W woods 
Sower. 1. 143. pallidas 
2| aut. Sooty gard. on ear. 
3 jl. nov. Livid damp places Bolton, t. 6. repandus 
3 aut P. Lv. heds'e rows Bulliard, t. 534 
5 Oct. W.Y damp v/oods Bulliard, t. 579, f. 1 
1 Oct. W damp woods 
15942 leoninus Schceff. tawny 
15943 Pluteus Batsch. sooty 
1:944 phlebophorus Ditt. wrinkled 
reficuldtus With. 
^ 15. Lepto'nia. Fries. 
15945 griseocyaneus Fries blue-gray 
15946 chalybeus Pers. dove-colored 
§ IS. Nolane'a. Fries. 
15947 majalis Fries early 
15948 pas'cuus Pers. meadow 
fragile 
variable 
gregarious 
solitary 
pretty 
Cffispitose 
variable 
§ 17. Ecci'lia. Fries. 
15949 asprellus Fries roughish gregarious 
15950 aquilus Fries exposed subsolitary 
15951 politus Fries polished gregarious 
15952 carneo-albus With, salmon-color'd gregarious 
15915.<jSJS|ttfe^ 15917 
3 au. oc. Y beech woods SchEeffer, t. 48 
3 my.no. Sooty trun. of trees Sowerby, t. 108. latus 
4 jul.oct. 01 decay, wood Grev. crypt. 3. 173 
1| au.sep. Lilac grassy hills Bolt. t. 41. purpureus 
2 jl. sep. B among grass Sovi. t.\(jl. columbarius 
4 spring Cinn. fir woods Sow. 1. 174. molliusculus 
3 jan. d. Sooty everywhere Bolton, t. 35. fissus 
1| sum. Gr grassy places 
1 au.sep. Umb. river sides 
3 au. oc. Livid among grass 
1 au. oc. W among grass 
15923 
15925 
^ 15920 
History, Use, Propagation 
From 'xXiv^av, the side 
15924 
Culture, 
the pileus is always inserted out of the centre. A tribe of peren- 
\ 12. Pleurotus. 
nial, innocuous, often eatable fungi ; always found upon trees. 
ij 13. Mouceron. An old French name of certain eatable fungi. This, no doubt, is the ongm of our word 
Mushroom. A. prunulus is said to be one of the very best of mushrooms ; it is common in woods, among grass. 
§ 14. Clitopilus. A name analogous to Chtocybe, ^ 8, as the group is also. Species of the middle size, nearly 
destitute of smell, mild, but not used as food. 
