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smooth (7-12 c.m. long or broad), white, tan-colour ; margin 
lobed, lobes rounded, without zones, imbricated when old ; pores 
minute, rounded, obtuse, short, and as well as the substance, white. 
On trunks N.S. Wales. 
754. Polystictus Priesii. Klotscli. Linn, vin., 487, t. 11. 
Sacc. Syll. vi., 5646. 
Pileus coriaceous, thin, expanded from a narrow base, flabelli- 
form, lobed, densely concentrically striate, silky, gilvous, papery 
about the margin (3-5 c.m.), pores unequal, torn and dentate, 
brown, marginal ones entire. 
On trunks. Tasmania. 
755. Polystictus radiato-rugosus. Berk. Ann. Nat. Hist. 
hi., 323. Sacc. Syll. vi., 5648. 
Densely imbricated ; pilei horizontal, thin, at length even, 
radiately rugose, dingy white or grey (6 c.m. broad), flesh white, 
fibrously coriaceous, but fragile, tubes equal in length to the 
thickness of the flesh, of medium size, white within, irregular, 
mouth often eroded. 
On trunks. Tasmania. 
756. Polystictus gallo-pavonis. B. <J" Br. Linn. Trans. 
Sacc. Syll. vi., 5656. 
Pileus coriaceous, thin, rigid, flattened, conchiform, becoming 
even, slightly pubescent, greyish fawn colour, lineately zoned 
(3x4 c.m. diam.) ; margin acute, brownish ; pores small, angular, 
ochraceous. 
On trunks. Queensland. 
e. Punales. Dimidiate, sessile, intermediate stratum coriaceous, 
upper stratum composed of loose, coarse fibres. 
757. Polystictus leonotis. Raich. Grev. iv., 73. Sacc. Syll. 
vi., 5663.=Trametes leonotis. Fries. 
Pilei spongy, fleshy, imbricate and grown together, plano- 
convex, strigosely hairy, without zones, but here and there 
obsoletely sulcate, dark ferruginous brown ; margin rather obtuse, 
repand ; pores small, rounded, pallid cinnamon ; substance 
coloured. 
On trunks. 
758. Polystictus fuualis. Fr. Epic. 450. Sacc. Syll. vi., 
5665.=Trametes funalis, Fries. 
Pileus fibrously spongy, sessile, conchate, ferruginous, wholly 
resolved into rigid, much branched, cord-like libres (6-10 c.m. 
diam.) ; pores thin, unequal, torn and toothed, pallid, then brown. 
On trunks. Queensland. 
f. Stuposi. Pileus Jlocculose, then becoming smooth, or depressedly 
villose, unequal, without zones, substance fibrously woody or like 
tow. Pileus always dry. 
