
          (44)

Clathrus nudus. Hist. 93. f. 1.

Naked Clathrus.

Tab. 44

This Clathrus I have found in
Birks Wood, scout hall wood, Puttin Park
& about Halifax. It grows on putrid wood
in moist places, often in the hollows of
old roots or decaying trunks of trees, the
plants rise in clusters twenty or more
from the same point, each supported on
a small black capillary footstalk, the body
of the plant of an Oblong figure, a Dusky
brown colour [color], and appears like a soft &
Downy Plume, too delicate, light & fleeting
to bear the touch of the hand, or even the
action of the air.

Clathrus nudus

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