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666 ANNALS OF THE MISSOURI BOTANICAL GARDEN
LYOL. 21
Fructifications spherical to costate-sulcate and irregular,
about the size of a filbert, white, becoming dirty white; sterile
base often prominent; peridium about 1/2 mm. thick, drying
85-120 /a, separable. with difficulty, smooth, silky, composed of
compact hyphae; gleba white, becoming lilac, fuscous, dark
brown, and often black, cavities variable in shape, empty;
septa 40-45 /A thick, highly gelified; basidia cylindrical, 2-
spored; spores oblong to fusiform, acute at apex, attenuate
toward base, pale fuscous-yellow, slightly roughened, utricle
longitudinally diagonally wrinkled, 22-33 x 9-14.8 L.
Under moss in woods. Europe and North and South Amer-
ica. Spring and summer.
U. S. 5. R. [RussIA]: Moskva, Mikhailovskoe, K. P. Sheremetev, Aug. 9, 1906;
E. Sheremetew, Aug. 12; F. -Bucholtz, 8a, Aug. 23, 1907, Aug. 25, 1910; road to
Pleskovo, F. Bucholtz, July 29, 1906, Aug. 20,- 1907, Aug. 28, 1907; Binderwirt
b. d. Rasalpi, F. Bucholtz, June 23, 1905 (all Farlow).
FINLAND: Mustiala, P. A. Karsten 484, 1866-1867, distributed as Fung. Fenn.,
484.
SWEDN: Uppland, Enkoping, Lidehbill, C. J. Cederstrim, Sept. 9, 1889 (Upsala);
E. Nyman, Sept. 10, 1891, Skkne, E. Fries (Upsala, Kew).
AUSTRIA: between Prein and Simmering over the Eselbaehsgrabern, F. Bueholtz,
49, 50 (sub H. arenarius f. austriaos Bueholtz, von Hoehnel Herb. at Farlow).
GERMANY: Berlin, Botaniseher Garten, P. Hennings, May 15, 1889, April 13,
1891, May 22, 1891, April 5, 1893 (all sub H. tener var. arbuticola Hennings, type
not designated in Berlin); Bayern, Minelhen, E. Soehner, July 6, 1925 (Soehner);
Sendling, E. Soehner, 1020, 1021, 1028, 1023 (Soehner); Pilsnitz near Breslau,
L. Becker, type of H. camnpester (Berlin).
FRNCE: Jura Sept., Montagne du Lomont, L. Quelet (Upsala); Seine, Bois
de Boulogne, Tulasne, Mar. 16, 1846, type, Apr. 17, 1846 (Paris).
ENGLAND: ]KENT: Darenth Wood, C. F. Broome, Nov., 1869 (Brit. Mus.); C. B.
Bro'olne, Oct. 29, 1845 (Brit. Mus.); GLOUCESTESHIIRE: Tan Pits near Bristol, Oct.
14, 1847, C. E. Broome (Berk. Herb., Broome Herb., and two collections in Brown
Univ. sub H. tener, one N. Y. Bot. Gard. sub H. mnutious); Bentham Wood Hill,
Oct. 6-10, 1859 (Currey Herb. at Brit. Mus.); Leigh Wood near Bristol, C. B.
Broome, Oct. 30, 1879 (Brit. Mus.); Kingsweston near Bristol, Sept. 11, 1845 (Brit.
Mus.); Stapleton Grove near Bristol, C. F. Broome (Brit. Mus.); WILTSHIRE:
Hartham Park, Rudloe, 'C. B. Broome, distributed in Berkeley, Brit. Fungi, 305 pro
parte nzajore (type distribution of H. tener, originally sub H. lilacinus, most of
the material being H. vulgaris, but one specimen seen was true H. tener); Corsham
House, C. E. Broome, Nov. 9, 1843; Lucknam, C. F. Broomne, Sept. 20, 1859; SOMER-
SET: Batheaston, C. E. Broome, Nov., 1859 (all Brit. Mus.).
NEW YORK: near Ithaca, H. M. Fitzpatrick 1119 (Cornell and Zeller).
OREGON: Linn County, Foster, S. M. Zeller 8185 (Zeller).
ARGENTINA: Boca Riachuelo, C. Spegaozini, type of H. australis (N. Y. Bot.
Gard.).