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Medo appendiculosa, Lh.
+ 606. Puccinia Desmodium Bill.
Cronatium asclepiadeum, Kze.
+ 607. Puce? Comptonia asplen. Saut:
ered, light-yellow pulvinules,
some which have those processes
which remain on the under-side
of leaf. Sept.
Medo appendiculosa, Lh.
+ 608. Caecoma Desmodium Wall.
ferruginous? Sept.
on Robinia hispida
+ 609. Insect. Doubtful whether this
be a Fungus. The same under a
former number in Lespedeza.
Medo appendiculosa, Lh.
+ 610. Puccinia Desmodium rhombif.
Pucc. Heliastri, Sch.
+ 611. Caecoma Helianthus decapetalus.
Uredo Smilacis, Schw.
612. Caecoma. Smilax rotundif!
+ 613. O?? Vaccinium -? small
scattered black spots.
Medo Ruborum, &c.
+ 614. Caecoma Yellow. Rubus villosus.
Puccinia quercinatum, Fr.
+ 615. Puccinia Rosa parviflora.
+ 616. Cladosporium herbaceum, Lh
Dead stems a gonolobus
+ 617. Do. do
+ 618. Cladosporium herbaceum, Lh.
dead leaf. same gonolobus
+ 619. Polystichus Found dry & partly
consumed, as you send it.
on fallen decayed tree.
velutium, Fr.
+ 620. Hydnun rufofcent. Found dry
earth in woods.
Phragmidium?
Carpinus. Trunc. viv.
+ 621. Hysterium?
Uredo
+ 622. Do? Dierc. trunc. Trunc. viv.
Uredo
+ 623. Do. decudendron. Trunc. viv.
radicatus,
+ 624. Agaricus. Naked alluvial soil.