Lloyd Mycological Writings V4.pdf - MykoWeb

covered with minute teeth (Fig. 712) visible to the eye, which the
microscope shows aie bundles of sterile hyphae, the base of the bundles
imbedded in the hymenium (Fig. 713).
This is not a rare plant in tropical America, and one of the first
foreign species to reach Europe, having been labeled Peziza flava-by
Swartz, from Jamaica, over a hundred years ago. It has been found
by Langlois in Southern United States, and I have recently collected
it in Florida.
SYNONYMS. Originally named Peziza flava by Swartz, it was changed to Hydnum flavum by-
Berkeley, who also called a pale form of it from Brazil, Hydnum brunneoleucum.
Fig. 715.
Hydnum reticulatum. (Letter 54, Note 224).
Fig. 716.
Polyporus Mikawai.
(Note 214, Letter 54).
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Fig. 717.
Cordyceps sobolifera.
(Note 167, Letter 53.)