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Lactarius insulsus, &.
453. Agaricus - earth.
imperfect Helminthosporium
454. Alga, & . on various shingles.
455. Spermædia Tripsaci, but.
Spermaidei, fr.
456. Didymum ? dead leaves, & upon
stems & leaves & grapes near by - 2-3
in in extent. Spinous pellicel 1/3-1/2
length & oval o oblong peridium.
Preserves characters, when dry.
adustus
457. Polyporus. dead sticks.
Stereum spadicenum, fr.
458. Thelephora . dead wood, logs &c
igniarium, = 412. Americana.
459. Polyporus. underside ram: mat: Prunus.
Stelleria dentatum, O.
460. Dentatum ? curl: mat. Allium Ceps.
delete " - pp. 4973.
461. Sphaeria . Sabafas, mat.
fund.
462. Ph. pyrosa . Wood & old stump,
Quercophila.
463. Peziza ? Bark, trune. L. alba, viv.
coprophila
464. Sphaeria teneata? Inno vaccino.
465. Spermædia Baspali, Baspalum laeve.
a yellow viscid matter covers this
in a young state.
466. Agaricus. Pileus dirty white, becoming
whitish yellow. gills white. Stipe
solid, base bulbous. Earth in woods.
Sept.
+ 167. Agaricus. Pileus very viscid, scaly,
dirty yellowish, convex, flesh rather
thin. gills white. Stipe solid.
earth in wood. Summer.
vaginatus, Bull. var.
+ 468. Agaricus. wholly white, Pileus
scaly. earth in wood. Summer.
vaginatus, Bull.
+ 469. Agaricus. Pileus bright straw yel.,
becoming flat somewhat viscid, mar-
gin subdele, 4-5 in. broad. flesh a
line thick in the centre. gills
white, attached. Ring permanent.
buff; Stipe 4-6 in. high, white, hollow.
Earth among bushes & weeds. Sept.
Agaricus cretaceus, fr.
+ 470. Pileus greyish or pale lead-color,
with small black spots, smooth, conic
at first, becoming plane; gills
free, dove color, a pale fawn. Stipe
hollow, white (not perfect) ting. among grass.
+ 471. Mould on preceding Agaricus.
rachodes, vettaduni.
+ 472. Agaricus. Pileus rather dry, convex,
umbonate, becoming plane, scaly.
4-6 in diam. white, becoming ferru-
ginous (especially scales) remainder being
cinereous & grey. gills white, free. Stipe
3-6 in. dull white, becoming tawny, especially
toward base, hollow enlarged (collar) at base
tapering to summit. Ring permanent. Base old
stumps, Sept.