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68 Report of the State Botanist. Galera rufipes Fk. Reddish-stemmed Galera. (Forty-secoud State Mus. Rep. p. 20. Botanisl's Edition.) Pileus campanulate or convex, hygrophanous, reddish-tawny and striatulate when moist, whitened on the margin by the remains of the white tibrillose veil, pale-ochraceous when dry lamt'llse broad, subdistant, eraarginate. yellowish or subochraceous, slightl}^ crenulate on the whitish edge; stem slender, hollow, slightly fibrilldse below, pruinose at the top, reddish-brown spores elliptical, subochraceous, .0ft025 to .0003 in. long, .00016 to .(Mi(i2 broad. Pileus 4 to
Report of the State Botanist. 69 the dried specimens. They extend half way to the disk or more. "When dry the pileus is seen to be sprinkled with shining atoms as in some other species of the same genus. Occasionally the yellow cuticle cracks into squamules or small scales. Galera coprinoid.es Pk. CoPEiNus-LiKE Galera. (Twenty-surth State Mus. Rep. p. 59. Agaricua plicatellus Twenty-ninth Rep. p. 66.) Pileus membranous, campanulate, soon expanded, often split on the margin, plicate-sulcate to the small even disk, yellowish or ochraceous-yellow ; lamellae narrow, close, rounded behind, colored like the pileus; stem slender, equal, hollow, minutely hairy or pruinose, white ; spores elliptical, .00028 to .0003 in. long, .0002 broad. Pileus about 6 lines broad ; stem about 1 in. long, half a line thick. Grassy ground. Cayuga county. August. This small plant was discovered in 1872, but I have not found it since. It is manifestly very rare. The structure of the pileus and its plications are strongly suggestive of the character of the pilei of some of the small species of the name. Coprinus, as is indicated by The name Agaricus plicatellus was substituted for Agaricus coprinoides when it was found that the latter name had been previously applied to another species, but since the former sub- genus Galera has been raised to generic rank it permits the restoration of the original specific name.
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