Lists of fungi sent to M.J. Berkeley
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4806. Clados, Vaccin. arbor, 7. Gymni, Viburnum nudum, 8. Sph. cinnal, Morus multir 9. Vermicul, Mango melon. 1810 Stilbum in Alno? 11. Hydrim putryophillum, 3-4" lign. pin. white dried by mixture. 12. Penicil ? herb. putresc. 13. ad ten. inhumid. sub cort. dej. 14. in Hamamelide. 15. Schminth, rotting mushmelon 16. Circinotichum " fol. Cratagi. 17. Lixloida Magno, glauca 18. Sphacris, rotting apple. 19. Corticanereum" annual. Mini 4820 Sph. Oidium 21. Od. degenerans, 3-4" cat. Pini, 22. Hystera lign. Pini, 23. Hyponum medium 3-4" in hymen. Pol. putresc. 4824. Polys. mean base \ Pine. Odor somewhat \ fresh meal. Shee. shrunk half. 25. Mitrella Louisiana - Dr. Hale. (Hale) 26. Pol. (1879.R.) "bark somewhat fleshy & tough, 4-5 in wide, obviously squamulose near uncore, light-chocolate. Substance Tough, pale yell, very thick. Hymen: yellowish, decurrent, frosts very large, 1-2 lines wide & angled, re- sembling I celery (a honeycomb, shallow, with denticulate fringes per causing in I center of cells, Stipes confluent, 2-4 in. long, 1-2 thick, solid, tough. Earth wood? Dec". Ptyganum, malum, paverne." ad lign. 27. (393.R.) 28. (R.) 29. Thecaphora cariciodes, 3-4" biniifuga racemosa. (994.MY) 1830. Juniperi," Juniperus Virgin, (949.MY) 31. Uredo fol Viola puberum (1047.diy) Viharamone 32. Acid. Fragini, 3-4" Frax. Americana, (986.MY) 33. Chegrina, leve, Pol. (1252.diy) Potentilla. 34. (Fr.) 35 (Fr.) 36 (Fr.) 37. (Fr.)