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3525. immature
(671.M.)
26. Erysiphe fuscator, B&.
(384.M.) Agar. chrysophyllo prop. White Oak Log.
28. Erysiphe communis Clematis Virginiana
(627.M.)
29. novi gen., sed non intellego." Ram. dej.
(675.M.)
30. Psilopezia. Wet log.
(636.M.)
31. Agarotheca Stump
(187.M.)
32. Microthyrium. f. o. Eutact. fruct.
(683.M.)
33. Epidia truncata, Rain-dej.
(395.M.)
34. Glavaria. inter folia
(479.M.) Lachnocladium Micheneri, B&.
35. Bulb. sarcoides,
(467.M.)
36. Stereum hirsutum lign. carust,
(769.M.)
37. Microspora drupacearum, Prun. Ram. mat.
(342.M.)
38. Rez. cyathoidea, Cicuta macul.
(435.M.)
39. Ath. (Obtectae) Rubus villosus,
(378.M.)
40. Ath. Indusiicola, Schum. Smilax rot.
(684.M.)
41. Discella effusa, B&. Decaying Apple,
(647.M.)
42. Cyttispora chrysosperma, Popul. Graeca.
(425.M.)
3543. expleto.
(684.M.) 44 Agar. chrysophanus, B&. "Whole plant white when young, stipe & cap becoming brownish, hymenium yellow-orange Stipe bulbous, solid, fibrous, smooth. Cap fleshy, convex, smooth, or with a few central scales, shining. Lam. conv. round, numerous, ventricose, rounded within 4 fee, Cap 3-4 in. broad. Stipe 3 or more inches. - Shore orange" !! Field, & wood."
45 non intellego. ad Salix Rufeliana.
(703.M.)
46. Tistulina lehalica "On Stumps,
(395.M.) stipe lateral, subhorizontal, short, thick, solid, subcircular pale, thickly veined or red venose. Cap gelatinous-watery on upper surface, thick-tough, yielding a watery fluid when wounded, brown tomentose with red venose - fine discrete, short, pale red- dark yellow."
47 Lens. "Berkeleyi" Lev. Log.
(746.M.)
48 Leg. Lichen.
(325.M.)
49 Stereum striatum
(399.M.)
50 Erysiphe communis. Scutell. laterifl.
(601.M.)
51 Boletus agaricus, ad Agario. putresco,
(362.M.) Puellia stipes.
52 f. o.
(625.M.)
53 destroyed.
(640.M.) Cerastis ramul.