Lloyd Mycological Writings V4.pdf - MykoWeb

CONTEXT AND PORES WHITE OR PALE.
a piece of chalk. It has several names. Berkeley called it Polyporus
immaculatus, verecundus (?), and Trametes pura; Hennings, Poly-
and
porus gogolensis (which fortunately does not have to be used) ;
Murrill, Polyporus unguliformis.
SPECIMENS. Madagascar, Henri Perrier de la Bathie.
Compare gogolensis, pura, unguliformis, verecundus.
POLYPORUS LEUCOMALLUS. This is a tropical species, very close to
Polyporus immaculatus in texture and color, being pure white. It is known only
from one specimen at Kew, from Cuba, rather thin, \Y2 cm. in diameter. The surface
has distinct, appressed.'pale hairs by which it can readily be told from Polyporus
immaculatus, with which it has been confused.
Fig. 638
Polyporus trabeus
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