Lists of fungi sent to M.J. Berkeley
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1901. Ag:polychrous,B. "found dry on (521.R.) moist trunks," 1902. Trichoderma viride, Ram: dej. (539.R.) 1903. Stereum unbinum, B&c. Imm. mat. (624.R.) 1904. Sph. lata," Lepyzarium mort. (615.R.) S.stellulata" ad Rav. 1905. Peziza,tela,Bob. "cinereous with a (572.R.) ferruginose pubescence. In patches 1/4-1in long. Rotten sticks." 1906. Sph. crocopepla, Bob. Lign. scat: caries. (564.R.) 1907. Sph. Peziza, Jode. bot:Liriodend.mort. (545.R.) 1908. Vermicul. Phytolacca, mort. (607.R.) 1909 "fr.o." Ram: dej: (603.R.)"Sph.corticalis" ad Ram.-corticis? 1910. Sph.notata,Bob. beltis occ: ramul,mort. (522.R.) 1911. Sph.floridea,Bob. Imm.mat- (489.R.) 1912. Ag.nephroleos,B&c "Pilus thin with 1 flesh (619.R.) white, covered above with a dingy yellow with white tomentum, plane with the margins inflexed, somewhat semicircular, with a lobe or sinus at the point of attach- ment, sessile on a very short stipe. Lam. same color. gregarious, sometimes im- bricated. Sank rotten logs. March. Spaid:ferrug:ochraceou! 1913. Sph."S.o." arb.mat. (584.R.) Sph.stellulata" ad Rav. 1914. "fr.o." berbesina, mort. (608.R.) 1915. Stereum Sph.(Botusae) vit delemu. (626.R.) Lign. putri, 1916. Sph.fulgcocea,Fr." rot:arb,mort. (583.R.) 1917. Sph.obesa,Bob. Prunus, mort. (635.R.) 1918. Ag.hirtipes,Schum. "Pil:thin pubesc. (531.R.) olive brown, convex & prominently um- hornate, 1-1/4 in. broad; Lam. large, fale white a flesh color, free. Stipe striate, pubes. solid, color of Lam. thickened & densely hirsute at base. Samp places among sphagnum. Jan." 1919. botricium cinere Ram.dej: (456.R.) 1920. "" casiaris wood. (555.R.) 1921. fr.o." Prinus glaber. (629.R.) 1922. Aecidium? Fol:& stip. Mikaniac. (481.R.) 1923. Peziza vinosus, Ad.B.var. Red. Rotten bark. (596.R.) 1924. Stereum lignatum, B&c Ram.dej: (642.R.) 1925. Polypi annosus, Fr citious wood. (554.R.) 1926. Ravenelia glandul. Teshrosia hirsida. (483.R.)