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CRYPTOGAMIA. 
2466. ISA'RIA. Pen. Isaria. 
16552 microscopica Grev. microscopic very min. 
Sp. 1—?. 
0 6pring W Trichia clavata 
Class II. 
2467. STIL'BUM. Tode. Stilbum. 
16553 vulgare Tode. common very min, 0 aut. Wsh decayed stems 
Stilboidei. 
Sp. 1— ?. 
Class III. Inomycetes. — Division 
Sp. 1- 
Bl 
2468. TO'RULA. Link. Touula. 
16554 herbarum Link herbaceous fragile 
2469. MONI'LIA. P^r*. Momilia. 
16555 aurea Pers. golden yell, stalked 
2470. RACO'DIUM. Pers. Kacodium. 
16556 cellare Pers. wine-cellar shaggy 
Fibrillar ia vindria Sowerb. 
2471. DEMA'TIUM. Pers. Dematium. 
16557 articulatum Pers. articulated minute 
2472. CLADOSPO'RIUM. CLADOSPoaiuM. Sp.2—?. 
16558 herbarum iire/f herbaceous very min. 0 su. aut. Ol.G 
16559 veUitinum Grev. velvety patches 0 spring G.BI 
2473. HELICOSPO'RIUM. Nees. Helicosporium. 
16560 vegetum Nees quickening oloud-like 0 oct. 
2474. OZO'NIUM. Lk. Ozomm. 
16561 auricomum Link yell.-headed byssoid 3 aut. 
0 aut. 
Sp. 1—?. 
tI all sea. Y 
Sp. I—?. 
3 all sea. Sooty 
Sp 1— ?. 
0 aut. Blsh 
Sp. 1. 
Gr 
Sp. 1- 
Or 
2475. RHIZOMOR'PHA. Roth. Rhizomorpha. Sp. 5—?. 
16562 subcorticalis Pers. subcortical net-like 72 all sea. Br 
16.563 divergens Grev. diverging creeping 24 aut. Rsh 
16564 farinacea Grev. mealy much branc. 36 all sea. W 
16565 subterranea Pers. subterrane. hlamont. 24 all sea. Bl 
16566 meduUaris Sm. medullary much branc. 144 all sea. W 
I. Byssacei. 
dead stems 
rotten wood 
cellars 
stems of herbs 
dead stems 
rotten wood 
foot of trees 
rotting wood 
beneath bark 
beneath bark 
decayed trunks 
mines 
cellars 
Class XXIV. 
Grev. crypt, fl. t. 3 
Tode fun. meckl.t.2.f.l6 
Sower, t. 432 
Pers. disp. t. 4. f. 2 
Nees syst. t. 5. f. 64 
Nees syst. 
Sow. 392. f. 1 & 2. patens 
Grev. crypt. 154 
Linn, trans. 12. t. 20 
Division II. Mucedines. 
2476. SEPEDO'NIUM. Link. Sepedonium. 
16567 mycophilum Link yellow cloudy 0 aut. 
2477. ACREMO'NIUM. Link. Acremonium. 
16568 fascum Schmidt brown patches 0 aut. 
Sp. 1- 
Or 
dying fungi 
Sp. 1—?. 
Ol.G dead sticks 
2478. SPORO'TRICHUM. Link. Sporotrichum. Sp. 6—?. 
16569 macrospurumGjrj;. large grained blotches 0 spr. su. Hoa. apple leaves 
16.570 minutum Grev. minute tufts 
16571 sulphureum Grev. suiph.-color. tufts 
16572 aurantiacum Grev. orange-col. tufts 
16573 stercorarium Link dung tufts 
16574 tenuis'simum G/-^?y. thin thin coat 
0 aut. w. W dung 
0 all sea. Y casks in cellars 
0 all sea. Or damp cellars 
0 all sea. Or damp cellars 
0 aut. W dead bark 
16554 
16555 
Grev. crypt. 198 
Schm. mycol. 1. 1. 2. f,23 
Wern. trans. 4. t. 5. f. ' 
Wern. trans. 4. t. 5. f. 
Wern. trans. 4. t. 5. f. 
Wern. trans. 4. t. 5. f 2 
16556 
16557 16558 ^'i"" "» 16560 
History, Use, Propagation, Culture, 
2466. Isaria. From ktos, equal, on account, perhaps, of the equality which exists among the fdaments of the 
plants both in size and length. 
2467. Stilbum. From r'X/Saj, shining. The species are all found upon old rotten wood, and are at first 
watery or gelatinous, but become opake and turbid as they ripen. 
2468. Torula. A diminutive of thorus or torus, a bed. This plant forms a thick compact bed or layer upon 
the plants on which it grows. 
2469. Monilia, From monile, a necklace, with reference to the peculiar manner in which the filaments are 
articulated. 
2470. Racodium. Vaxtov was the name among the Greeks for a worthless worn-out ragged garment ; and 
has been applied to the present genus, in allusion to the dirty interwoven cloth-like substance with which it 
clothes whatever it grows upon. R cellare is the black substance which overruns the bottles of the wine 
merchant, and which often hangs in long thick festoons from the sides and roof of his cellars. 
2471. Dematium. A diminutive of 5e;i«a, a bundle or parcel. The filamentous thallus is often collected 
into bundles. 
2472. Cladosporium. From zXotlos, a branch, because the sporules are attached to the branches of the 
fungi. 
2473. Helicosporium. From helix, a spiral, in allusion to the manner in which the sporules are curved. 
