INDEX TO VOLUME V 
New names, and the final members of new combinations, are in bold face type 
Abies, 233, 23s; balsamea, 233-239; 
pectinata, 151, 152 
Abortiporus distortus, 314 
Acer Negundo, 264 
Acrosporium, 57, 58, 61 ; compactum, 
58; Euonymi-japonici, 58; Gos- 
sypii, 59, 61 ; byalina, 58 ; leuco- 
conium, 58; monilioides, 57, 58; 
obductum, 58; pirinum, 58; 
Tuckeri, 58 
Aecia, Internal, 303 
Agaricaceae of the Pacific Coast, The 
— IV. New species of Clitocybe 
and Melanoleuca, 206 
Agaricaceae of tropical North Amer- 
ica, The — VI, 18 
Agaricus, 81 ; agglutinatus, 83 ; alu- 
taceus, 310; asper, 75; baccatus, 
84 ; badius, 82 ; bulbosus, 74 ; bul- 
bosus vernus, 74 ; cacaophyllus, 27 ; 
Caesareus, 73 ; campestris, 72, 169, 
225 ; camphoratus, 307 ; Ceciliae, 
86 ; chlorinosmus, 78 ; chrysopellus, 
23; chrysotrichus, 21; circellatus, 
306; citrinus, 74; daucipes, 84; 
deliciosus, 305 ; echinocephalus, 77 ; 
excelsus, 80; flocculentus, 36; 
Frostianus, 76; fulvus, 82; hel- 
voliceps, 20 ; hyalinus, 82 ; inaura- 
tus, 86 ; insulsus, 306 ; lactifluus 
dulcis, 307; Listeri, 307; macro- 
mastes, 36; maculatus, 80; magnifi- 
cus, 75 ; martianus, 36 ; mitissimus, 
307 ; monticulosus, 77 ; musaecola, 
27 ; muscarius major, 77 ; muscarius 
minor, 76; myodes, 75; nigricans, 
308 ; nitidus, 80 ; nivalis, 84 ; onus- 
tus, 77 ; pantherinus, 80 ; peregrinus, 
26; phalloides, 74; piperatus, 307; 
plumbeus, 82 ; polypyramis, 77 ; 
porphyrins, 81 ; praetorius, 85 ; 
pustulatus, 75 ; pyrrhus, 28 ; pyrrhus 
leiosporus, 28 ; Ravenelii, 77 ; recu- 
titus, 81; ricensis, 26; rubens, 75; 
rubescens, 75 ; russuloides, 77 ; 
scobifer, 35 ; scrobiculatus, 305 ; 
soleatus, 83 ; solitarius, 77 ; spissus, 
81; spretus, 73; stramineus, 74; 
strangulatus, 85 ; strobiliformis, 77, 
80; subdulcis, 307; theiogalus, 306; 
torminosus, 305 ; trivialis, 306 ; 
vaginatus, 82 ; vellereus, 307 ; ver- 
rucosus, 75 ; virosus, 81 ; volvatus, 
83 ; zonarius, 306 
Akebia quinata, 248 
Aleuria fulgens, 302 
Algal host. The lichen and its. The 
nature and classification of lichens 
—II, 97 
Alternaria, 279 
Alysidium, 47 ; fulvum, 47, 48 
Amanita, 72, 226, 229, 230, 232 ; 
abrupta, 79 ; Amici, 77 ; ampla, 
80; aspera, 75; bisporigera, 74; 
Caesarea, 73, 225, 316; Candida, 
78 ; cinereoconia, 78 ; citrina alba, 
80 ; cothurnata, 74, 96 ; crenulata, 
77; elliptosperma, 79; elongata, 79; 
farinosa, 84 ; flavoconia, 76 ; flavo- 
rribens, 79 ; flavorubescens, 76, 95 ; 
floccocephala, 74 ; Frostiana, 96 ; 
glabriceps, 79; junquillea, 77, 80; 
lignophila, 74 ; livida, 82 ; magni- 
velaris, 80; Mappa, 74; Morrisii, 
75 ; multisquamosa, 78 ; muscaria, 
75, 93, 94, 224-227, 229-232, 316; 
muscaria coccinea, 83 ; pantherina, 
74, 75 ; Peckiana, 67 ; pellucida, 
73; phalloides, 93, 225, 316; 
prairiicola, 78 ; pubescens, 85 ; radi- 
cata, 78 ; recutita, 74 ; rubescens, 
75 ; spadicea, 82 ; submaculata, 80 ; 
umbrina, 81 ; velatipes, 75 ; verna, 
74, 79, 80 ; vernalis, 77 ; virosa, 74 
Amanitas of eastern North America, 
The, 72 
Amanitopsis, 81, 84; adnata, 84; ag- 
glutinata, 83 ; albocreata, 84 ; bac- 
cata, 83 ; farinosa, 84 ; hyperborea, 
85 ; parcivolvata, 83 ; pubescens, 
85 ; pulverulenta, 85 ; pusilla, 83 ; 
strangulata, 85, 86; vaginata, 82; 
volvata, 83, 94 
American mycological literature, In- 
dex to, 41, 91, 182, 251, 284, 317 
Amerosporium Vanillae, 40 
Amsinckia intermedia, 313 
Anabena, 131 
Analytic work whether colonies of 
tile chestnut blight fungus originate 
from pycnospores or ascospores, A 
method of determining in, 274 
Anthurus, 268, 272 ; borealis, 268, 269 
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