Lists of fungi sent to M.J. Berkeley
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2575. Stereum gladiaceum, " varius limb. (882.R.) 2576. Rhizopogon Hydnangioides " Ravenelii, D.C. (883.R.) " full grown. Exterior pale reddish, slightly fibrous: cent, interior composed of gelatinous fleshy venose cells. On being cut spuding a white somewhat aromatic milky juice. - Gregarious - Sec. Earth in dry sandy woods. 1-2in. in diameter." 2577. Rhizopogon luteolus, Fr. " gregarious, subglobose (884.R.) irregular. Exterior dull orange surface, lighter below, reticulated with fibrous veins, 1-2in. in diam. Interior composed of greenish white venose cells, smaller than preceding, & not spuding a juice on being cut, tasteless. The bases of fibrous veins appear to unite & form radii. Found with preceding in dry sandy woods, about 1/2 above ground. Sec." 2578. Rhizopogon luteolus, Fr. Irregular, subglobose or (885.R.) oblong, 1-1 1/2 in. diam. Harder & firmer than the two preceding, approaching to Scleroderma, about 1/4 above ground. Exterior ochraceous or ferruginous, dry pubescent, not reticulated (or without fibrous veins), somewhat verrucose. Interior composed of cell like preceding. Sec. Road sides in sandy woods. " (* This, as you will see, is an error.) 2579. Hneifera strigera " varius logs. (886.R.) 2580. Geaster (undecor?) hygrom. (881.R.) 2581. Polyp.: fuscosus" dead stumps of Liquidambar. (876.R.) (Pine?) - semidicate or imbr.; cute, irregular & amorphous; cap velvet Tomentose, sub.-flesh-colored. Pore white, irregular, covering whole exterior surface. - long. " 2582. Tricholus " Solitary or cespitose. (879.R.) cap somewhat fleshy & tough, 4-5 in. wide. densely squamulose, venulose, light chocolate, substance Tough, very thick, pale yellow. Hyme: minute yellowish, decurrent, pores -1-2 lines wide, 6 angled, shallow, with dentirulate fracespes arising in center of cells. Stipes confluens, 3-4 in. long, 1-1 thick, solid, Tough. Sec. Earth in woods. " - Ram. 2583. Lycoph. Bovista ? Ad terram. (790.R.) 2584. Lachn. atrocarpum " Alnus halved, 1-2in. broad, (762.R.) brownish. Pileuscence in older specimens collected in stellate shots. Lam. slimy. white. Stipe 0. gum. dead logs decaying logs. " 2585. Lentinus, fellicolorus, " Cap pubescent, dirty white. (390.R.) Lam. whitish. Sept. Labr. rotten logs. " 2586. Lentinus, fulvidus, n. " Cap convex, 3-4 in. broad, (419.R.) slimy yellow: white. Lam. white. Spor. white. Stipe 4 in. long, white, scaly. - dead wood. Clustered. " 2587. Lentinus polycephalum ? Rott. Rotten wood, bark. (915.R.) dead leaves, &c. in swamps. Jan. " In Litt. 2588. Labella Domi. Mot. On Apples. (216.O.) 2589. Con. sporioporum quercinum D.C. car: mort. Ram. decere. (43.8.) 2590. Uredo Ruborum, DC. Raspberry leaf, (42.S.) 2591. Accidium elegans, B.E. Sol. Trifolii caroliniani . (37.R.) 2592. Periza albecincta, D.C. " Substriolate, decortic, 1-2 lines (924.R.) wide, 3-4 high, half buried in earth. Exterior pruinose more floccose, whitish hairs. Disk bright orange red. Sides & banks among clover. Stel. "