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178. It is a most remarkable circumstance, and one which deserv'es particu- 
cular inquiry, that the growth of the minute Fungi, which constitute what is 
called mouldiness, is effectually prevented by any kind of perfume. It is known 
that books wiU not become mouldy in the neighbourhood of Russia leather, nor 
any substance, if placed within the influence of some essential oil. Ibid. 8. 
34. Boletus igniarius is used in India as a styptic, as well as for Amadou. 
Abislie, 1.5. The Boleti, when wounded, heal much in the same manner as 
the flesh of animals. Edin. PhilosopJi. Journ. 14. 369. 
Ord. 1. Pileati, Fr, 
Sub-Ord. I. Agari- 
ciNi, Fr. 
Agaricus, L. 
^Amanita, Fr. 
*Lepiota, Fr. 
*Limacium, Fr. 
♦Tricholoma, Fr. 
*Clytocybe, Fr. 
*Omphdia, Fr. 
*Collybia, Fr. 
*Mycena, Fr. 
*Pleurotus, Fr. 
*Clitopilus, Fr. 
*Eccilia, Fr. 
*Leptonea, Fr. • 
■*Nolanea, Fr. 
*Telamonia, Fr. 
*Phlegmacium, Fr. 
*Inoloma, Fr. 
*Dermocybe, Fr. 
*Inocybe, Fr. 
*Pholiota, Fr. 
*Hebeloma, Fr. 
*Flammula, Fr. 
*Naucoria, Fr. 
*GaJera, Fr. 
*Tapinia, Fr. 
*Crepidotus. Fr. 
*Pratellarius, Fr. 
*Volvaria, Fr. 
*Psalliota, Fr. 
*Gomphus, Fr. 
Ord. 1. Sph^riacei, 
Fr. 
Hypocrea, Fr. 
♦Cordyceps, Fr. 
*Hypomyce, Fr. 
*Nectria, Fr. 
Hypoxylon, Bull. 
♦Xylaria, Fr. 
*Poronia, Fr. 
^Diatrypa, Fr. 
Valsa, Fr. 
Variolaria, Bull. 
Sphseria, L. 
GENERA. 
CoHORS I. HYMENOMYCETES. Fr. 
*Hypholoma, Fr. 
*Psilocybe, Fr. 
*Psathyra, Fr. 
Coprinus, Pers. 
Galorrheus, Fr. 
Russula, Pers. 
Favolus, P. B. 
Lentinus, Fr. 
Xerotus, Fr. 
Cantharellus, Fr. 
Nyctalis, Tr. 
Schizophyllum, Fr. 
Sub-Ord. ii. PoLY- 
POREi, Fr. 
Boletus, Dill. 
Ceriomyces, Batt. 
Hypodrys, Pers. 
Suillus, Mich. 
Pol}q)orus, Mich. 
*Polysticta, Fr. 
Daedalea, Pers. 
Cyclomyces, Klotzch, 
Merulius, Hall. 
Porotheleum, Fr. 
Sub-Ord. in. Hydnei 
Fr. 
Fistulina, Bull. 
Hydnum, L. 
Manina, Scop. 
Hericium, Pers. 
Odontia, Pers. 
Systotrema, Fr. 
Irpex, Fr. 
Radulum, Fr. 
Sub-Ord. IV. Auricu- 
LARINI. Fr. 
Thelephora, Ehr. 
*Merisma, Fr. 
*Phylacteria, Fr. 
Auricularia, Bull. 
Phlebia, Fr. 
Ozonium, Pers. 
Himantia, Pers. 
Sporotrichum, Kze. 
Alytosporium, Lk. 
Xylostroma, 
Ceratonema, Pers. 
Rhizomorpha, Pers. 
Fibrillaria, Pers. 
Richnophora, Pers. 
Athelia, Pers. 
Coniophora, DC. 
Stereum, Lk. 
Ord. 2. Elvellacei, 
Fr. 
Morchella, Dill. 
Helvella, L. 
, Verpa, Sw. 
Leotia, Hill. 
Rhizina, Fr. 
Peziza, Dill. 
Ascobolus, Pers. 
Bulgaria, Fr. 
Vibrissea, Fr. 
Sarea, Fr. 
Ditiola, Fr. 
PYRENOMYCETES, Fr. 
COHORS II. 
Dichgena, Fr. 
Hypospila, Fr. 
Ostropa, Fr. 
Gibbera, Fr. 
Corynelia, Fr. 
Strigula, Fr. 
Meliota, Fr. 
Vermicularia, Tod. 
Dothidea, Fr. 
Ascospora, Fr. 
Ord. 2. Phacidiacei, 
Fr. 
Stegia, Fr. 
Patellaria, Fr. 
Tympanis, Tod. 
Dermea, Fr. 
Cenangium, Fr. 
*Sclerodermis, Fr. 
^Triblidium, Fr. 
♦Clithris, Fr. 
^Heterosphaeria, Grev. 
Glonium, Muhl. 
Lophium, Fr. 
Artidium, Fr. 
Cliostomum, Fr. 
Rhytisma, Fr. 
Stictis, Pers. 
Solenia, Hoffm. 
Chcetocyphe, Corda, 
Ord. 3. Clavati, Fr. 
Gomphora, Fr. 
Hericium, Fr. 
Sparassis, Fr. 
Spathulea, Fr. 
Mitrula, Fr. 
Geoglossum, Pers. 
Clavaria, Vaill. 
Typhula, Fr. 
Phacorhiza, Pers. 
Pterula, Fr. 
Calocera, Fr. 
Crinula, Fr. 
Crinium, Fr. 
Pistillaria, Fr. 
Ord. 4. Tremellini, 
Fr. 
Helotium, Tod. 
Cyphella, Fr. 
Guepinia, Fr. 
? Gyrocephalus, Pers. 
Hirneola, Fr. 
Lemilis, Fr. 
Exidia, Fr. 
Tremella, Dill. 
Naematelia, Fr. 
Dacrymyces, Nees. 
Pyrenium, Tod. 
Phyllopta, Fr. 
Agyrium, Fr. 
Hymenula, Fr. 
Placidium, Fr. 
Hysterium, Fr. 
Hypodrome, DC. 
Excipula, Fr. 
Ord. 3. Cytisporei, 
Fr. 
Zythia, Fr. 
Sphaeronema, Fr. 
Cytispora, Fr. 
Hercospora, Fr. 
Septoria, Fr. 
Ceuthospora, Fr. 
Phoma, Fr. 
* Those marked * are sub-genera. 
