33 $ 
XXIV. Mushrooms. Crypt. Fungi. 
^rufle. Tuber. Bulliard. 73. 
Mushroom growing under ground, fleshy, 
firm, containing the seeds within itself. 
1154. Common "Trufle. — T. cibarium. 
Round, solid, warty, without a root. — Bul- 
liard. 356. 
Woods, pastures. Rare. 
Renhold Wood, — Willingt 07 t Pastures. 
1155. Rooted Trufle. — T. radicatum. 
Roundish, compressed, fibres of the root ri- 
sing from the surface, growing so as to form 
a root. — Bolton. 116. 
Woods, September, Rare. 
Puff-ball. Lycoperdon. Gen. PI. 1603. 
Mushroom roundish, emitting powdery seeds. 
1156. Star Puff-ball. — L. stellatum. 
Wrapper manifold, expanding, head smooth, 
mouth with pointed plaits. — Ray’s Synop- 
sis. I. I. 
Pastures, October, Rare. 
Ford-End. 
Ohs : 
Head never sitting, star zoithfroui 5 to 7 segments. 
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