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1393. Sphaeria aureola, Bck. " & Ustulina perfusella, Bck.
Encalita verrucosa .
1394. Sph.? Fusarium anastictum Do. do.
1395. Trichia larata Rotting stump.
Porosporium Briareus, B.B.C.
1396. [illegible]
Ram. mort.
1397. Hydnum ferrugineum - Dark Tan color a
ferruginous - very lobular, - stains badly.
Earth in Pine sandy Woods. Sept.
1398. Sph.
Ram. dej. Pruni Americanae?
1399. "Sph. cinnabarina". Morus. Ram. dej.
1400. "Sph. cyaneitela"? Melia g, Ram. mort.
1401. Sph. "f.o." Hilicus Syriaeus? Ram. dej.
solida B.B.C.
1402. Uredo appendiculosa. Desmodium strictum.
1403. Tremella infuscescens, Querc. Ram. mort.
1404. fungi. mille. Querc. Ram. mort.
1405. Sphaeria candida B
Bulb of Narcissus.
1406. Sph. spiculosa Herb. mort. dejct.
1407. Tremella mesenterica. Ram. mort.
1408. Sph.
Vitis, mort.
"curious, but not enough to describe."
1409. Polyp. destructor. Inside of Well curb.
incanata
1410. Cheyria Shaidia red. Florci ochraceous.
Rotten wood.
1411. cheyria incarnata Rotting wood.
1412. Sph. Sambinetii? Middle of dried leaves & Tea.
Hydnidion B.B.C.
1413. Sph. [illegible] Aetelia, ram. mort.
1414. Helminthosporium Epishaeria? Prunus, Ram. dej.
1415. Nodospora fuliginata Sch.
Decaying boards on ground.
1416. "Sph. coccinea, on 1398."
Sph. [illegible] Ram. dej. Pruni.
1417. Rozmillosa Vitis, ram. mort.
cyaneitela.
1418. Sph. demarosa Prunus? Ram. dej = 1400
1419. Hydnum (spec: divided.) Rotting Oak Log.
cinnabarinum.
1420. Sph. fragiformis Querc. Ram. mort.
1421. Septoria. Ribes rotund. (Wisconsin)
1422. Stemmonitis fusca Living moss tops.
acuminatum B.B.C.
1423. Lycopod. m.sp. Mossy Trunks. Sent
before, on a mossy Roof.
1424. Sph. Populus deltoid. Round: mort
1425. Physarium mutans. Old board.
1426. Sph.
Querc? Ram: demed:
1427. Sph. stilbotoma. Hibisc. Syriaeus? Ram. dej.
1428. Cheyria (young.) White. In a small patch
upon the bare sandy earth. One morning
this was noticed, & a part taken, which
turned dark, as in part of the specimen
sent. The next morning I found the
remainder of the patch bright red, as in
the rest of the specimens sent. The third
day more were discovered.
1429: Vermiculi: dried skin of fruit of Passiflora
foetida.
1430. Underside of trunk of Maple
lying upon damp earth in Swamp.
1431 Sph. Sambinetii? Old culms of Zea.
Teal Lex.
1432. Siphodia Better state of 1303, under
the sheaths.
1433. Botrytis ? Upon Sphaeria (?) on Zea.