MYCOLOGICAL NOTES 
C. G. LLOYD 
Page 1088 
xrametes ochroflava - Tylostoma rufum - Lycoperdon Wrightii - Poly- 
porus humilis - TREMELLA CARNEOALBA - Lentinus ursinus - Dothidella 
Berkeleyana - Camillea. turbinatum - Poria. calcea. - EXIDIA EGLAILDULOSA- 
Rypoxylon viridum - POLYPORUS ALB 0-MOLL IS - Tryblidlella rufuia - 
Hummularia glycyrrhiza - Polystictus rigens - Polystictus phocinus - 
Eichleriella Leveilleanum - Polystictus byrsinus - Xylaria. grammica - 
Lachnocladium brasiliense - Fectria Balansae - Polyporus vinosus - 
.urepanocomus brasiliensis - Polystictus Friesii — Xylaria rhopaloides— 
Trametes levis - Moelleriella sulphurea - Polystictus expansus - 
Trametes ochroflava - Polystictus biformis - ISARIA BRIQUETII - POLY- 
PORUS.CAMERARIUS - POLYPORUS OPACUS - Polystictus rigens - Polystictus 
Friesiana.- Rosellinia bonavensis - Xylaria carpophila - Xylaria, 
grammica - Polystictus versatilis - Xylaria faveolus - Xylaria tab- 
acina. - XYLARIA APICULATA - Hypoxylon rubiginosum - Guepinia.Spathu- 
laria - Hypoxylon Broomeianum - Pomes sulcatus - Polyporus rufescens - 
Polyporus adustus - TRAMETES R0SE0P0RUS - LEFZITES OCHRACEA - CORDY- 
CEPS OLIVACEA - Cordyceps militaris - Polystictus cervinus - Daedalea 
stereoides - Polyporus Lauterbachii - Polyporus ( Gan. ) Curtisii - 
Polyporus Clemensiae - TREMELLA AFOMALA - Cordyceps Rickii. 
FOTE 1015 - ALEURODISCUS CAPERSIS PROM REV. J. RICK. On com¬ 
parison I am sure this is the same as published from South Africa, 
Myc. Notes page 930, Pig. 1687. It is the only Aleurodiscus known 
with subgelatinous texture and cystidia except Aleurodiscus carneus 
which is probably the-same. A "new genus" (Aleurocystus McGinty ) 
could be based on its texture and presence of cystidia. In this con¬ 
nection, Aleurodiscus vitellinus has recently been discovered to be 
a "new genus" and it can be entered in the same genus, Gloeosoma, 
(Gloeosoma capensis, McGinty). Its texture is sub-gelatinous, but it 
is not pezizaeform. 
RODWAY, L, TASMANIA, HYPOGEAL FUNGI.- Outside of Europe but 
two collectors have ever done much collecting of hypogeal fungi and 
Mr. L. , Rodway in Tasmania is one of these two. Hypogeal fungi grow 
everywhere, probably, but are so difficult to find only the patience 
and enthusiasm which few have brings any results. Mr. Rodway’s col¬ 
lections have been named and published by Massee and himself. We are 
pleased to announce that we have a nearly complete set, thanks to Mr. 
Rodway’s liberality. The following are in the last package, all as 
named by Mr. Rodway. 
Hymenogaster albellus - Hymenogaster Rodwayii - Hymenogaster 
violacea - Hymenogaster Barnardi - Hymenogaster levisporus - Hym&no- 
gaster albidus - Hymenogaster nanus - Hymenogaster fulvus - Hysteran- 
gium neglectum - Hysterangium atratum - Hysterangium pumilum - Hyster- 
angium fusisporum - Hysterangium membranaceum - Hysterangium affine - 
Gymnomyces pallidus - Gymnomyces seminudus - Gymnomyces flavus - 
G^c.otium Rodwayi - Secotium Guinzii - Secotium sessile - Genabea 
tasmanica - Balsamia platyspora - Rhizopogon rubescens - Hydnocystis 
cyclosporus - Stephensia varia - Hydnangium australense -Hydnangium 
carneum.- 
But 
witness the 
Mr. Rodway does not confine himself to hypogeal fungi, 
following general list received from him. 
as 
