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1586. botrium laeve, fn
(463.) Thel. Ram. dej.
1587. Sph. "mofe." Fol: guccae albisoliae.
1588. Sph.: guccae, B. Lo.
(438.) destroyed
1589. Liachea? Grab.
(293.) "brush water sponge"
1590 eggs. decaying Logs.
494/
1591 Sph. marginata, curious var."
(364.)
1592 Sph.
136/)
1593 Sph. microsperma B.O.
Licus. Ramb. mont.
1594 Sph. lignaria, g" dried wood.
(369./
1595 Sporotrichum. "Primary state I think - like film:
(385.) out spreading on the ground, changing to a yellow
granular mass. Earth in damp Wood. "
1596 Hypoxylon bicolor, fn.
(403.) Phellet. dead stumps.
1597 Polyp. sericea, fn. Bark of Juniper. living.
(4149./
1598 Sph. oedolus stellatus Ram. dej.
(384)
1599. Sph. tristis (young) Ramb. vir.
(447.)
1600 (g. succutum, fn.)
(460) Geastrum bintii Aar. Inner surface { Perid. drab col,
Interior Perid. dark drab. mouth pointed by fimbriate
hairs, with a band (in fresh specimens) of darker color.
Sept. Side of decaying logs.
1601 Thele: fastidiosa? Sides ditches on root & trees.
(454)
1602 Hypomyces varius wood
(482)
1603 Hypho umbilicus, var. Rotten logs.
(356.)
1604 Polyp: salicinum, pale var:
(455.) damp rotting Log,
1605 Streptothrix atra, B.O.
(466.) Ramb. deject.
1606 Polyporus Schwinitzii.
(290.) Dead trees in imbricate
cluster & c. 6-8 in. broad & long.
also preserved.
1607 Pol. sulphureus. "cap rich salmon color &
(476.) concentric zones lighter & darker color.
hymen. delicate yellow, a straw color.
damp rotten log.
1608 Pachyma? I cannot refer this satisfactorily.
459. "Indian bread" "Juckahoe." Negro women sometime
make starch of it. Common in new lands, both
sandy & alluvial.
1609. Gall ? Fol. vir. Taxadii.
1610 Sph. strigosa, junior" Damp Pine wood.
(296.)
1611 Streptothrix ochraceoflavum B.
(477.) Thel. Ramb. mort.
1612 Cladosporium personatum B.O.
(443.) Fol. vir: Arachis hypogea,
1613 2 spec.? Fol. viverr: Prinos (viridus.
(231.)
1614 Meliola amphitricha, fn
(375.) Sph. Fol. vir. Mitchella repens.