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IN DEX OF THE <strong>Mycological</strong> <strong>Writings</strong> OF C. G. LLOYD. VOL. IV. 1913-1916. CINCINNATI, OHIO, U.S.A.
Page 2: III THE LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY O
Page 9 and 10: L '77.T/V1 INDEX OF SPECIES CONTAIN
Page 11 and 12: INDEX OF SPECIES Fomes Continued fr
Page 13 and 14: INDEX OF SPECIES
Page 15 and 16: Polyporus Continued Palliser* Note
Page 17 and 18: INDEX OF SPECIES 11
Page 19 and 20: Cleland, Dr. J. B., Australia, 53,
Page 21 and 22: Williamson, H. B., Australia.. Wils
Page 23 and 24: MYCOLOGICAL NOTES. BY C. G. LLOYD.
Page 25 and 26: view of past conditions, for it is
Page 27 and 28: My thanks are extended to Mr. Willi
Page 29 and 30: lower down, shows the gleba divided
Page 31 and 32: 2 \ 0. *
Page 33 and 34: FOMES LIGNOSUS. We reproduce a phot
Page 35 and 36: The name is based on Fries' change
Page 37 and 38: Dr. von Schrenk suggests that it ma
Page 39 and 40: MYCOLOGICAL NOTES. BY C. G. LLOYD.
Page 41 and 42: CORDYCEPS ROBERTSII. Additional not
Page 43 and 44: Cordyceps, we had no specimen, this
Page 45 and 46: THE GENUS MUCRONELLA. This genus co
Page 47 and 48: lieve Mucronella fascicularis shoul
Page 49 and 50: Fig. 734 Cladoderris Florida CLADOD
Page 51 and 52: EXIDIA CAESPITOSA, FROM MISS A. V.
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Fomes leucophaeus. Its book history
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MYCOLOQICAL NOTES. BY C. G. L-L-OVD
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NEW PORIAS FROM FRANCE. BY REV. H.
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545
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smooth. Basidia (teste Bourdot), gl
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STEREUM CAPERATUM, FROM MISS A. V.
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in Montagne's herbarium. On compari
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in this country, and has passed as
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pellucid. The type specimen is larg
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MYCOLOG1CAL NOTES. BY C. G. LLOYD.
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The Genus Hydnochaete. This, for me
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pores (cfr. Note 176, Letter 53). S
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Radulum Ballouii is a novelty from
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always stalked or occurs on much-de
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POLYPORUS (AMAURODERMUS) PAPILLATUS
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POLYPORUS POCULA (Fig. 777). PHOTOG
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other plant, Lysurus Woodii in Sout
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'*= SYNOPSIS GENUS CLADODERRIS By C
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History. The first specimen of Clad
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CLADODERRIS TRAILII, (Fig. 524, p.
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layer. Folds of the hymenium broad,
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Fig. 528. Cladoderris infundibulifo
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flabellatum, Brazil, mss. at Kew (a
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SYNOPSIS OF THE STIPITATE STEREUMS
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THE STIPITATE STEREUMS. LEGEND. For
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SECTION 1. (APPROACHING CLADODERRIS
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STEREUM SPONGIAEPES (Fig. 533). Pil
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more correctly referred it to Sow.
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This peculiai species differs from
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STEREUM NITIDULUM (Fig. 542). Pileu
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thin and brittle when dried. Cystid
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SECTION 5. Stipitate with a mesopod
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SECTION 6. Merismus. This section i
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The following two plants are more f
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ends, resembling an Umbelliferous i
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quite close, perhaps the same as St
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y a small, tomentose pad. As to col
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STEREUM BRESADOLEAXUM. Pileus orbic
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" Cladoderis SYNONYMS, MISTAKES, BL
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SYNOPSIS OF THE GENUS FOMES By C. G
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THE GENUS FOMES. As defined in Sacc
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To Rev. Bresadola I am indebted for
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CONTEXT WHITE. This species is hard
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CONTEXT WHITE. the true Poria obduc
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CONTEXT WHITE. FOMES ATRO-ALBUS (Fi
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CONTEXT PINKISH CINNAMON. text scan
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CONTEXT PINKISH CINNAMON. lated to
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CONTEXT PINK OR ROSE COLOR. Tramete
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CONTEXT PINK OR ROSE COLOR. pale ro
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Fig. 580. Fomes lignosus, ( Polypor
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SPORES HYALINE. 3RD GENERAL DIVISIO
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BICOLORIS. hard, with yellow pore m
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SPORES HYALINE. SETAE NONE. This is
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SPORES HYALINE. SETAE NONE. Variati
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SPORES HYALINE. SETAE NONE. brown ^
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SPORES HYALINE. SETAE PRESENT. SECT
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SPORES HYALINE. SETAE PRESENT. diff
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SPORES HYALINE. SETAE PRESENT. FOME
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SPORES HYALINE. SETAE PRESENT. FOME
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SPORES COLORED. SETAE NONE. FOMES B
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SPORES COLORED. SETAE NONE. FOMES R
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SPORES COLORED. SETAE NONE. FOMES P
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SPORES COLORED. SETAE NONE. Fig. 59
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SPORES COLORED. SETAE PRESENT. SECT
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SPORES COLORED. SETAE PRESENT. desc
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SPORES COLORED. SETAE PRESENT. reac
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PORES WITH THIN WALLS. One series,
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PORES WITH THIN WALLS. FOMES FASCIA
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PORES WITH THIN WALLS. FOMES LACCAT
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PORES WITH THIN WALLS. species is a
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STIPITATE. deformed stipes, but tha
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texture and context color, the plan
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FOMES PIN I (Fig. 608). Pileus ungu
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TRAMETES ABIETIS. Pilei thin, imbri
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Cesatianus, Borneo, Hennings. Chang
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pores are completely filled with wh
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discovered a "new species" which he
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substitute for Forties applanatus,
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INDEX AND ADVERTISEMENTS. It is cus
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SYNOPSIS OF THE CORDYCEPS OF AUSTRA
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The Cordyceps of Australasia. Cordy
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which branch and grow through the s
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Fig. 616. Fig. 616, Cordyceps Rober
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Fig. 621. Cordyceps Taylori. Fig. 6
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Spores linear, moniliform, breaking
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SYNOPSIS OF THE SECTION APUS OF THE
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THE GENUS POLYPORUS. In the olden d
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This pamphlet is intended chiefly a
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SPORES HYALINE. fragile. Pores smal
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SPORES HYALINE. color. Context whit
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SPORES HYALINE. plant to Fistulina
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SPORES HYALINE. POLYPORUS TRABEUS (
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SPORES HYALINE. reminds one of Poly
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SPORES HYALINE. drying discolored a
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SPORES HYALINE. smaller spores (com
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SPORES HYALINE. We do not know in E
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SPORES HYALINE. NOTE. We have a col
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SPORES HYALINE. first took it to be
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SPORES HYALINE. Fig. 653. Trametes
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SPORES HYALINE. POLYPORUS FLORIFORM
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SPORES HYALINE. We found this not r
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SPORES HYALINE. POLYPORUS UNDATUS (
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SPORES HYALINE. firm below. Pores m
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SPORES HYALINE Gardens are specimen
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SPORES HYALINE. its pores. At lengt
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SPORES HYALINE. Fig. 672. Polyporus
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SPORES HYALINE. largely wrong, for
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SPORES HYALINE. hornbeam around Cin
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SPORES HYALINE. it should never hav
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SPORES HYALINE. POLYPORUS RIGIDUS.
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SPORES HYALINE. POLYPORUS PRUINATUS
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SPORES HYALINE. SPECIMENS. Colorado
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SPORES HYALINE. This is based on a
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SPORES HYALINE. SECTION 95. CONTEXT
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SPORES HYALINE. and Trametes, and t
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SPORES HYALINE. Marcucci distribute
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SPORES HYALINE. Mr. Weir finds this
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SPORES HYALINE. This is not a rare
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SPORES COLORED. and is a true Polyp
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SPORES COLORED. POLYPORLS RICKII. R
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SPORES COLORED. darker than the con
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361
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SPORES COLORED. Sweden it grows on
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SPORES COLORED. concolorous. Setae,
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Fig. 699. Polyporus fruticum. 367
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SPORES COLORED, TRUNCATE. Fig. 702.
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SPORES COLORED, TRUNCATE. Fig. 705.
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SPORES COLORED, TRUNCATE. POLYPORUS
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acerinus, Europe, Opiz. Nomen nudum
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cervmus, United States, Schweinitz.
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fucatus, Europe, Quelet = Polyporus
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imberbis, Europe, Bulliard. This wa
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e told. There are also cotype remna
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hinocephalus, Tasmania, Berkeley. T
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subcinereus, British America, Berke
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ADDENDUM. Further information regar
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INDEX AND ADVERTISEMENTS. PAGE Elme
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LETTER No. 39. February, 1912. Repo
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CHEEL, EDWIN, Australia: Polyporus
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NELSON, N. L. T., Iowa: Polystictus
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aphanum (very rare) Thelephora Schw
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LETTER No 39 FUNGI OF MADAGASCAR. W
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large, 12 x 20 mic. brown, and scul
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LETTER No. 4 0. List of specimens r
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Polyporus lucidus, tropical form as
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the first time I have received it.
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emove it from all other species exc
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LETTER No. 41 BY C. G. I/I,OYD WIDE
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LETTER No. 42. Specimens received s
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from New Zealand and Tasmania. It h
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BROOKES, DR. ANNA, Brazil (f): Hirn
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DAWSON, C. W., Oklahoma: Bovistella
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KRIEGER, L. C. C., California: Cyat
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that I am more than glad to get, as
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The specimens of Fomes fraxineus an
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YASUDA, PROF. A., Sendai, Japan (aa
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LETTER No. 43. Report on specimens
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Polyporus (Sp.). It seems very fami
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Pila. Lycoperdon piriforme. Lycoper
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I was recently told that some of Sw
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GRELET, REV. L. J., France: Fomes f
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pores large and unequal, unusual, b
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pureum. Cantharellus cibarius. Cant
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ture as Tremella albida, one of the
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3-5 mm. thick, white, fleshy. Spore
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pure white species, which is freque
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VON DE LEK, H. A. A., Holland: Poly
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NOTE 74. Stereum duriusculus, recei
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LETTER No. 46. FOREIGN STEREUMS IN
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New Caledonia Museum at Paris. Samo
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STEREUM SIMULANS. The types from Au
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a section appears quite different u
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LETTER No. 47. Eeport on specimens
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DUNCAN, S., New Zealand: Daedalea g
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Dacryomyces aurantia. Crucibulum vu
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OLESON, 0. M., Iowa: Polyporus arcu
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WILDER, MRS. H. E., California: Pol
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type of plant but much stronger, mo
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LENTINUS SUBNUDUS. Pileus usually i
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not so bad, although the context is
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LETTER No. 48. Determination of sne
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Polyporus (Amaurodermus) rugosissim
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Polyporus dictyopus. Polyporus Blan
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Section Tabacinus. Polystictus taba
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Trametes roseola. A beautiful speci
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SEBACINA. "Thelephora dendroidea."
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LETTER No. 49. Report of specimens
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BONANSEA, DR. S. J., Mexico: Tramet
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occidentalis. Polystictus gallo-pav
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Stereum complicatum. Polystictus hi
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Polyporus subolivaceus. Femes ligno
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which Tulasne described on haw berr
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NOTE 138. Hydnum suaveolens, from G
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veloped. This core I have noted on
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LETTER No. 50. REVISION OF FUNGI IN
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267. Favolus alveolarius. This is t
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Section Coriacei Now called Section
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356. Polyporus pubescens. No specim
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397. Polyporus rutilans. No specime
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468. Poria candidissima. A thin, so
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LIND, J., Denmark: Polyporus hispid
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LETTER No. 52. THE NAMED AND MISNAM
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fascicle. The anonymous exsiccatae
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applanatus, Fomes. Aust. Hung. 3541
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Polyporus arcularius (which is a Fa
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Misnamed. Rab. 1410 = Certainly net
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Misnamed. Evonymi, Polyporus. Aust.
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fumosus, Polv poms. Fuckel, 1391, t
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igniarius, Foraes. Desm. 2156 Erb.
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1213 Ear. Xo. 5 Sacc. Ital. 1415 Sa
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obtusus, Polyporns. X. A. F. 309 (a
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pinsitus, Polystictus. Compare barb
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Sydow, 404 = Polyporus cuticularis
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sector, Polystictus. Misnamed, Ule,
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Misnamed, tephroleucus, Polyporus.
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Misnamed, versicolor, Polyporus. Mi
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has paid no attention and made no e
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LETTER No. 53. Reports on specimens
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COMPTON, J. S., Michigan: . Physaru
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JONES, KATE A., New Hampshire: Poly
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SIMMONDS, J., Australia: Polyporus
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are in this country. Our common .Ea
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described by Fries and is strongly
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CLELAND, DR. J. B., Australia: Poly
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can be divided into two forms. Hydn
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From India: Hexagona polygramma. St
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NOTE 209. Polyporus umbilicatus, re
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sutus. Stereum bicolor. Polyporus g
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LETTER No. 55. By C. G. LLOYD, Cinc
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Polyporus (Ganodermus) gibbosus. (C
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LEEUWEN, DR. VAN., Java. Fomes (Gan
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YASUDA, PROF. A., Japan: Xylaria hy
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known only from the old collection
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ase a species in this section, for
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ADDENDUM. (Crowded out of the Stipi
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MORDECAI CUBITT COOKE. Few men are
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Bibliography of M. G. Cooke taken f
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NELSON, N. L. T., Florida: Fomes ma
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NOTE 264. Hydnum acre, from Rev. H.
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same color, habits, context, textur
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ferrugineum. Fomes reniformis. Poly
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NOTE 300. Fomes hornodermus, from D
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awakened from his Rip Van Winkle sl
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LETTER No. 60. Acknowledgment of sp
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Cyathus striatus. Polystictus Fries
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HAMILTON, A. G., New South Wales: P
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NOBLE, MRS. M. A., Florida: Laterne
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NOTE 326. Hydnum fragile, from Miss
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NOTE 344. Polyperus subradiatus, fr
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one collection from Madagascar with
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during the trip that I could not na
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LETTER No. 61. Acknowledgment of sp
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BRACE, L. J. K., Bahamas: Polystict
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FETCH, T., PROF., Ceylon: Polyporus
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NOTE 405. Hexagona Burchelli, from
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