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NOTE 405. Hexagona Burchelli, from Prof. T. Fetch, Ceylon. nn There occurs in the East
t
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f nU S SeCti n> that devel
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Ps a reddish stain in the manner of
It seems
TraTntto
be common, particularly in Africa. There is a
sm large-pored form "
.all-pored form (about 20 to a j cm.). The
distinctive, specific names.
4 06. Trametes
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cupreo-rosea, from Rev. C. Torrend, Brazil. A form with
pores also the usual
round
form with elongated pores. Trametes cupreo-rosea can be
from Trametes Feei
distinguished
by its large pores. Feei has minute pores.
NOTE 407. Polyporus subfulvus, from Rev. C. Torrend, Brazil. Rev. Torrend finds this
frequent and quite variable as to attachment. Sometimes resupinate with effused
sometimes with a broad
maYgin
attachment and sometimes petaloid with distinct, but short, lateral
e rt ln section Petaloides.
?u V There are
T
,
abundant specimens at New York from
the West Indies and one collection from Mississippi. I do not otherwise know it from our
1 Murrill discovered it was a "new species" and. called it t't iT*
Polyporus ochro-
NOTE 408. Polyporus substygius, from J. Umemura, Japan. I make the spores globose
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