Lists of fungi sent to M.J. Berkeley
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1241. Agar: Macromyces spacies, B & C. Lam. unequal, at. Tashed. Stipe fistulosus, white, minutely villous. Sticks & leaves, Wood. June. 1242. Septimius eschitiges. Agar. n.sp. Cap yell: or red: ochre-brown, convex, flesh thick in centre, margin thin. Lam. yell-or dirty-white, decurrent, unequal. Stipe solid, whitish- brown. Base & stumps. June. = 512. 1243. "arminois, var" ? Agar: campestris? Cap convex, smooth, white, diluted of brownish or yell: brownish. Flesh in centre, 2-3 lines thick. Lam. white, becoming pink, then fuscous, unequal, free, rounded at base. Stipe: ferruginous. Stipe solid, thick, bulbous at base, easily detached & spines. When broken or bruised has a distinct odor of peach kernels or fresh cherry bark. Taste similar, but not strong. Sandy fields, June. The smallest spec: cap bright straw color. 1244. mollis. Agar: mollieus. White, watery, depressed at base, flesh thin. Gills: equal, forked, white (or dirty white as found). That decaying log. - June. 1245. Boletus "Mexico". Cap convex, pale yellowish brown, dry, cracked, (flesh white) 1-2 in. broad. Tube convex, white, 3/4 any ? long, depressed near stipe. Stipe solid, smooth, whitish brown. Sandy fields. June. 1246. Paraplyus involutus, &c. Agar: Cap pale brown - Cap convex, viscid, margin thin, flesh thick in centre. Lam. uneq. attached, easily separated to both stipe & pileus. Stipe haler, solid, thickened & hollow at top. Sandy woods. June. 1247. Agar. Campanella F. Gregarious among submerg'd wood & leaves in woods, 2-4 lines broad, 1/2-3/4 in. high. Cap convex, umbilicate, fleshy thin, pale dull reddish - yellow, margin paler, concave beneath. Lam: decurrent, yell:-white, unequal, forked venosely connected. Stipe thickening upward, fistulous, pale at summit, not known, minutely villous, base of conspicuous ferruginous hairs. Roots fibrous. June. 1248. Agaricus chrysodermis. A delicate but rich orange color, watery. Cap thin & delicate, margins sulcate & fissile, lobbed. Lam. unequal thin, very free, rounded at base. Stipe terete, hollow, subvillous at base. June Borders of woods. Very rare. one in U.S.B. 1249. Ag. Rotula. Graminearum, Berk. Cap membranaceous, convex umbilicate, impressed above gills, smooth, dry, pale brownish yellow, a pale reddish. Gills white, equal (9-13) distant connected by neax, united into a ring around stipe, between which & ring is a slight floccus. Stipe slender, subequal, pale brown hollow, white at summit. Decaying grass, stalks, sticks, in gardens. June, July. 1250. Lactarius n.sp.! Ag. subdulcis! Milk white not acid. Cap very smooth, & a very mi- nute villous, slightly convex, depressed in ( centre, 2-5 in. broad. dark cinnamon. Lam. crowded, unequal, white, attached. Stipe cream color, 3-4 in. long, 1/4 in. thick, hollow within. Among leaves in thin woods. June July. 1251. Phel. tabida. Under trees in woods. June July.