Lists of fungi sent to M.J. Berkeley
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A.rusticus forma humila, fide Fries. 1262. Ag. sephroides Fr. Cap dull white, plane, umbilicata, becoming infundibuli- form, flesh thin, 2-5 lin. broad. Lam. unequal, white decurrent. Stipe short, white, solid, somewhat enlarged at base. Gardens, shade & herbs & shrubbery. June, July. 1263. Botrydia Rhynchosiae. Fol: vir. Rhyn: dorsie monophyllae. 1264. Sph.? Septoria. Fol. seminiv: benoth: sinuatae. 1265. Clavaria fuliginea, P. Base & stem pale brown. Branches white clay color, solid, little, becoming hollow, turgid, tipped off brown. Shade trees. July. 1266. Ficus carica, mat: ram. 1267. Sph. Ficus, ram. mat. 1268. Ficus, ram. mat. 1269. Sph. Lonicera, mat. intricata, Shrub. Old Rails. July. 1270. Briaria vulgaris, Shrub. Old Rails. July. 1271. Sph. Acac. julibrifin. 1272. Acacia mutans. Old Rails. July. Laurencia tortus, Fr. 1273. Tenerella. Old posts. pale yellow. 1274. Cerangium. Acer. ram. dej. 1275. Clavaria Ram. dej. 1276. Tenerella torta" yellow. Old Rails. 1277. Phoma uricola, Bot? Rotten grapes. 1278. Apparently a Sphaeria infested with Trichothecium roseum. Dezyga. On decaying Raisins etc. Laurencia tortus, Fr. 1279. Tenerella. Pale fuscous. Old Posts. 1280. Sph: Invernum. Inerm. ram. mat. 1281. Plebia orhicularis B.D.C. Inerm. Ram. dej. 1282. Polypi: cardariensis Duem. dej. 1283. Boletus fellers? Cap 3-7 in. broad, 1-1¼ in. thick, pulvinatae, dry, velvety, pale smuff brown, flesh white. Tubes ½ in. long, white becoming pale ferruginous (appre- nently by sporidia) roundish or obtusely ang2, middle sized, the whole surface nearly plane. Stipe 2-4 in. long, 1-1¼ in. thick, brown, paler & reticulate at the top. Clay banks after rain. July. Hypopylon 1284. Sph. [illegible] Old stumps - June - 1285. Agaricus. "Vescio." "[illegible]" Slightly viscid when moist. Cap 1-2 in. broad, convex at first, a little depressed, pale fuscous, then infundibuliform & dirty pale yellow, flesh thin. Lam. unequal straw yellow, sometimes forked, decurrent, venosely con- nected above. Stipe dull white or yellow- ist, solid, equal, smooth. Sporidia white. July. Scrawls on decaying sticks & fragments of wood. Ram. 1286. Agar. [illegible] Better state of atrocoeruleus, In. No 1137.