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2523. Corticium arachnoideum B. "Pine bark.
2524. Sph. agminatis, Pinus, lign.
2525. Sph. multiforis" Lign. canis
2526. Pol: contigues, Byrilla, truns. stand.
2527. Pol. Carolinensis, B Ob.
nam. stunc. mat,
2528. Pol. Carolinensis, a 06,
tuns. dej. in humidis,
2529. Cladosporium Apple leaf, dd.
2530. Stereum "hapyrium, Mont."
deer, sub ram. dej. in undi.
2531. Pol: incarnatus S. pop.
lign. put. in uidis.
2532. Tremella foliaceu P. " Liriod? tum. dej.
2533. Borista fragilis, Vitt. ad terram.
2534. Longites brateyi B" Liqui damp. mat.
2535. Pol: ferrugino - Liner., sub. ram. dej
2536. Polysaccum turgidum, ad terram.
(returns no spec: of this has a strong stipe.
should ochraceous ferruginous. Pencilium
trom is thin & fragile.)
2537. Pol. aneirinus subte lign: Pin. dej
2538. Boletus - flavidus no notes.
2539. Boletus subtomentosu, P. "pinus
2540. Agaric fonsianus. no mater. lign. pine
2541. Agar: ephippigius, Sef. Soil 0. gregarious
subcaespitose. Caf comhandele
then convex, 1/2-3/4 in. diam: fuscescens cinereum,
viscid, subrhiata. Flesh thin. Lam. white,
unequal (3 subequal rows) subventricose, round-
ed & subdecurent by a tooth rather thick, not
notched, venosely connected. Stipe subequal,
strain yellow, smooth, shining, 1-2 in. long,
2-3 lines thick, hollow, base covered with
a thick whitish villus, subradical. from
services bark of Pine stumps. Sec.
2542. Agar: ephyanthus, formo mater.
2543. Agar: crataceus Color of caf preserved.
Lam. whitish, becoming smoky.
Stipe subfusiformis. Spor: dark purple.
base of Stumps - Sec. Taste mitis.
2544. Agar: ephippigius On coal & burnt places in wood.
differs & next only in being darker ?
2545. Agar: humous, solitary vgregar. Caf con-
veX, smooth, umbo nate; becoming flat and its un:
dulate, very viscid when moist, a light dull
may color, becoming darker on disc 1-2 in broad. Flesh
colleucous, 1-2 lines thick in centre, margin thin,
Lam. at first ochroleuce, becoming stained or yellowing. Spor.
unequal (4-5 rows) not rounded, attached, sinuata,
ventricose towards rounded base. Veil marginal
very fugacious. Stipe 1-2 in. long 2-3 lines thick, sub-
equal, Base somewhat enlarged ochroleucous (base dark)
becoming trollow slightly fibrous. Taste & odor
mildly perceptible. - forming group of leaves
in the twigs. Sec.