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2. Fungus orbicularis per totum Pulvere re# 
pletus. Syn. ibid. Syn. II. yi'pp. In Ncttinghcut} 
Coppice on the Stump of a Tree. 
3. Fu.ngus Lupi crepitus diflus in fummicate 
folum pulverulentus. Syn. ibid. In Col-wick Wood. 
4. Fungus maximus rotundus pulverulentus, 
diftus Germanis Bojifi. dyn. ibid. I. B. cucur- 
bitiformis, magnitudine capitis humani et pon- 
derofus candidusque inilar Nivis Merr, Pin. 
la^gejl round dujiy Mujheroon or Puyp vr Furze Ball, 
Here and there in well manured inciofures, 
This is the Fungus which is of ule to flop the bleed- 
ing of Wounds. The'Duftjthe ioft I'pongy lubluince within 
it, and even the Skin which contains both, may be iuccel- 
fully applyed for that End, 
5. Fungus pulverulentus 'compreiTus, pedicu- 
lacus cortice craffiore. Syn. 27. Dood- Syn. IB 
.blpp. In Colwick Wood, 
6. Fungus Pyriformis Syn. ibid. Merr. Pin, 
lupinus pyriformis cineraceus. Boce. Miif. In 
Marjhal Hills. 
7. Fungus pulverulentus minimus pediculo 
longo inlidens by», ibid. Syn. II. 16. i8. Lycot 
perdon pariiienle minimum pediculo donatum. 
In Colwick Wood in Augufi. 
8. Tubera perniciofa terreilria feu cervina. 
Syn. 28. cervina I-*ark. Common upon Notting- 
ham Lings^ rhe latter part of the Year, 
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