29-4 GREENWOOD Pim, M.A. 
populina. Lev. Fassaroe. 
euphorbiae. Cast. Very common wherever the 
Spurge occurs. 
Genus. Cystopus. DeBary. 
candidus. Lev. On Cabbage, very common. 
cubicus. Str. Monkstown. 
Genus. Uredo. Levy. | 
hypericorum. . D.C. Dargle. 
Genus.’ Trichobasis. Lev. 
petroselini, B. Abundant. The uredo form of 
Puccinia smyrnii. 
oblongata. B. Glendruid. 
suaveolens. Lev: On thistles. Very common. 
compositarum. var. Kilmacanoge, Ovoca, 
hieraci. Ck. 
rumicum. Cooke. Kalliney. 
Order.— Aicidiacel. 
Genus. Acidium. Pers. 
epilobi. D.C. Ballybrack. Common. 
ranunculacearum. Ballybrack. 
D.C. 
erossularie. D.G. xooseberry leaves and fruit. 
Pientiful. 
urtice. D.C. Templeogue, Co. Dublin. Ap- 
parently not common. 
compositarum. Mart. Extremely common. Usually 
var. tussilaginis. followed by  Coleosporium 
Pers. tusslaguus. Lev. Que A 
condition ! 
var. bellidis. D.C. Ovoca. 
sanicule, Carm. Very abundant wherever Sani- 
ve 
Faminy LY. 
Order.—Lsariacel. 
Genus. Ceratium. A. and S. 
-hydnoides. A. and $. 
Genus. Pachnocybe. Bk. 
subulata, B.? 
Order.—Stilbacei. 
Genus. Volutella. Fr. 
ciliata. Fr. 
setosa. Bk. 
phaii, Pim. 
eula, which is common in the 
district, grows. 
HYPHOMYCETES, 
Hollybrook. 
Monkstown. 
Along with 
Dactylium, 
On decaying Gladiolus. 
On decaying Gladiolus. 
On decaying leaves of Phaius 
grandifolius, 
