Lists of fungi sent to M.J. Berkeley
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1028. Meliola amp... Lam. Carol. (140.R.) 1029 Fucid: Tram: sepsium B. Decaying logs (96.R.) + Menobius borium, Jr. 1030 Polyp: rigidus, Berk. Platanus, ram, mat. (86.R.) 1031 Polyp: alnetum? Pinus mat, col. (94.R.) 1032. Polyp: faecalea Decaying logs. (75.R.) glaberrima, Berk. 1033. Polyp: resinosus & Liriodend, dead log. (112.R.) 1034 Inol: Polyp: avinus, Jr. Earth. Nov. (103.R.) 1035 Bolet: grand. Pileus convex, light brown, (97.R.) thick. Tubes yellow. Stipe yellowish. Earth . Nov. 1036. Fascial. Lengit: sepiaria, Jr. 1037. Polyp: frondosu, "Pileus burnt umber (124.R.) color. Pores white. Earth, damp shady places. Novem. 18 in. long. 6 in. high." - a fragment. 1038. Agaric: infundibuliformis, Scheff. (59.R.) 1039. Agar. Earth . clusters : (54R.) Longimus caespitosus, Berk. 1040. Agar: lacrymabundus Pileus convex, velvety, yell= brown. Lam. attached, brown. Stipe nearly white, hollow. Sept. sides - ditches. 1041. Agaric: in sp? bad." Pil: convex, leathery, (31.R.) dark-brown or sooty. Lam. sooty, darker than pileus, attached, slightly decurrent. Stipe white, hollow. Oct. sides - ditches. 1042. Agar: ceraceus, Berk. (38.R.) Pil: convex, umbil= icate. Lam: attached - whole range die . Oct. earth. 1043. Coprinus turgidusum, Jr. Pil: convex, pur= (116.R.) plestic. ochraceous, pale brown, margin striate & changing to sooty. Lam. large, attached, brown becoming dark sooty. Stipe hollow, pale brown. 3-4 in. high. earth - Dec. 1044. Agar: "bad condition" (70.R.) Pil. light brown, margin sometimes depressed. Lam. large, about 30, attached or smaller ones between flesh color. Stipe solid, light brown. Earth. Nov. 1045 Agarici fabaceus, Berk. (49.R.) Pil: convex, dry, rusty white, obsolete= ly scaly. Lam. numerous, free, at first light cinnamon, becoming dark sooty. edge white, covering Lam. when young, becoming torn + adhering partly to Pile= us & to Stipe. Stipe thick, white, solid, 3-4 in. high. Rich earth single. Nov. 1046. Coprinus. "bad condition" (48.R.) Pil: hemispher. white. Lam. dark choc= colate or sooty color, attached, deliques. stipe white, substriate, 4-6 in. high. Manure heaps - Nov.