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626 ANNALS OF THE MISSOURI BOTANICAL GARDEN
[VOL. 21
giving the data accompanying the specimens, has been followed.
In the interest of economy of space, the following designations
of important collections of hypogaeous fungi have been used.
Where duplicates occur in our private herbaria we have re-
frained from citing them unless it became necessary on account
of mixtures of species under the same collector's number (e. g.,
a number sent us by H. E. Parks was found to differ from that
same number in the herbarium at the University of California).
Berlin Miscellaneous collections in the K. Botanisches
Museum zu Berlin-Dahlem.
Brit. Mus, Herbaria of Broome and Ravenel, and some
other collections at the British Museum of
Natural History, South Kensington, London,
England.
Dodge Private herbarium of C. W. Dodge contains
many specimens sent in for determination.
Farlow Herbaria of Bucholtz, Hoehnel, Patouillard,
and Thaxter, and also many sets of exsiccati
and miscellaneous collections at Harvard
University.
Hesse Hesse Herb. at Botanische Institut, University
of Marburg.
Kew Berkeley Herb., especially rich in Broome, Vit-
tadini, and E. Fries specimens, Cooke Herb.
and a few other collections from Rodway and
others, at the Herbarium of the Royal Bo-
tanic Gardens, Kew, Surrey, England.
Lloyd Mus. Lloyd collections now in the custody of the
Smithsonian Institution of Washington,
D. C., formerly in the Lloyd Museum of Cin-
cinnati. These specimens are cited under
their numbers at the time of our visits, 1917
and 1923. Since then all the specimens have
been given accession numbers which are
much more convenient and less ambiguous,
but we have not had an opportunity to ex-
amine them in their new location.