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Misnamed,
versicolor, Polyporus.
Migula, 154 = Polystictus abietinus (misdetermination).
Migula, 155 = doubtful, too poor to consider.
Rav. No. 14 = Polystictus pinsitus (misdetermination).
Sydow, 32 15 = doubtful, too poor to consider.
Misnamed,
vibelinoides, Polyporus.
Zenker, 1359 = error for vibecinoides. It is a Favolus, probably Favolus spathu-
Misnamed.
violaceum, Sistotrema.
Mougeot, 678 = Polystictus abietinus (synonym).
Misnamed,
virellus, Polyporus.
Sydow, 3512. Probably Polyporus cristatus, but specimen poor and discolored.
Polyporus virellus in sense of Fries was based on a regular mesopodial form of Polyp irus
cristatus.
Misnamed,
virgineus, Polystictus.
Rav. 11 = Polystictus conchifer (synonym).
volvatus, Polyporus, X. A. F. 307.
Misnamed.
Warmingii, Polyporus.
Ule, 1 . , Brazil Stereum aurantiacum.
Cfr. Stipitate Stereum, page 22. I would think the British Museum example was
a misenclosure, but I note that the corresponding exsiccatae at Berlin is the same misdetermination.
zonatus, Polystictus. Romell,
''Tries in litt."
"Fries misit."
15 cle Thiim. 2105.
Polystictus zonatus is only a form of Polystictus versicolor and
often not "zonate." Around Upsala it is more common than the
usual form. The value of the species, if it has any, rests on the
color as shown in Rostk, t. 44, which Fries cites.
Compare angulatus, Cerasi.
Misnamed.
Fuckel, 1376 = Polystictus versicolor (nearer than to zonatus).
Migula, 156 = doubtful, specimen too poor to refer.
Sydow, 920, 4610 = Polystictus hirsutus (nearer than to zonatus).
de Thiim. 613 = Polystictus versicolor (nearer than to zonatus).