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1329. Sph. athoriens.
Fol: mid. Buxi.
1330. Sph.
Pannul mat. Populi dilat.
Helminthosporium nodosum, B.&C.
1331. Stodo? Eleariae Indicae.
1332. Physarum mutans, F. Peridium yellow,
lenticular, umbilicate beneath, molding,
stipe subulate, fuscum, slenderly attenuate.
Oak stump. Aug.
Recipies, B.&C.
1333. Physarum Adnate, globose,
(only confluence reniform & linear)
live-green at first, becoming yellow, rugulose,
irregularly diffused not ½ a line broad.
Spuritia Flocce
Continues 5/6 days. Oak trunk living. Aug.
Nov. Dec.
1334. Polysaccum. Brocarum Sandy soil. Brown. Aug.
Aspergillus crocatus, B.&C. (foram n.gen.)
1335. Mucor Golden yellow. On rotting
Cucurbita Melo pepo ? (Squash) Aug.
1336. Trisiphorus pubescens, B.&C. White. In Lem. lineae.
man.
1337. Puccinia Kuntzii Fol. Ambrosiae elatioris.
1338. Puccin. Helianthi. Fol. H. tuberosi.
Helminthosporium Hoffmannii, B.&C.
1339. Fusaria Vulfa Indicae. Stodo:
on Indices, R. Brown.
Trichosporium elegans, Cad.: & Pedinium atrum, Cad.
1340. Physarum sinuosum on stems of decay-
ing herbs.
1341. Sphaeria eutypha,aspera Stems of putrescent
herbs.
1342. Acyria cinerea . Cinereus. In ligno
mucido, in loc. humidis.
tenerima, B.&C. & Iuvla herbarum.
1343. Stereomitis . m. sp ? " Heads long-oval,
acute at each end, then obtuse. Stipe &
stylidium black. Morphosis not seen.
Herb: most putrescent.
1344. Acyria incarnata dead herbs.
Lidymium pusillum, B.&C.
1345. Physarum ? dead herbs.
1346. Theleph. purpureum, foram & spadicem.
Stem purple. Oak stump. Sept.
1347. Lenzites tricota, young. Rain. deg.
1348. Polypi ("monstrous state") on pine Log.
Subhytidia flava, B.&C.
1349. Kbr: gelu. Frame close. Orange yellow.
on dead Pine branches.
1350. Polyp: cornutus Earth.
1351. Polyp. perennis Earth.
1352. Lactarius terminosus, Fr. Clay white. Cap
strigose-flocc. Milk white.
1353. Sph. Desereum Querc. Ram. mort.
1354. Sph ? Hibiscu Syriacus, mort.
1355. Clavaria inaequalis Fr. Earth in Woods.
1356. Agar: cirtatus White. Cap min-
utely villose, plane, slightly umbilicate,
thin, 2-4 lines broad. Lam inequal, not
crowded, narrow subdecurrent. Stipe
5-6 lines long, thicker at summit, solid,
subvillous. Earth, under a hoad. Aug.
1357. peziza ? Fol: Syringue, languescent.
Myrothecium viridum, J.