Cryptogam notebooks : White Mountains, 1882-1890

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Leptophloeia ou Scheuzereo. Melogramma ou Betulo. Phytophthora ou Nemoportiles & Betula glaukolelosa Uredo Trilocium. ou Cystoptero Alpina Coscada, Peronospora Potentillae ou P, Norvegica. Phelthura Clavaria nucida. Helburnus, agaricus squarrosus Ag. bowlycinus Ag. giganteus, Ag. longipes, Del Kochase ou tabula Cortinarius sanguinens Puccinia ou Nitella mudo.

— ou Thalecteum Cornutum Tuber avens Clavaria lizala. Stroff. Helbure. Clavaria balsamica. Clavaria fastigiola. Lachnolodium Micheneri B.D.C. Calocera palmata. Hydnum gelotinum. Sporosetes : Norematelin encephala, Helvella elastica Geoporus urinatus var. americus M.G. Geoglossum luteum. P. hemithereto Bactridium flavum.

Lactarius - blue. Credereelles violaceus? Polyporus mollissimus B. Polyp. cochleatus, Phlebiet redolens Fr. Strewn rugoseum. Rhona Groves,

1886. Jolz. Iophyroma areticum, Pertusaria glomerata Pertusaria Parmelia stygia Collema croceum. Buellia albo-rufa. Buellia coracina, Scolonia hamillaria Cetraria nivalis Ustulago Anthratarum " virosa. Pammel Uredo Celiocola, Ramularia oxalidis, Uredo ou Pulvus triflorus. " " Salix herbacea. Leptotheca Sávis-acaulis

Heterobasidium album or Diaphorosia, or Phyllocladum Heteromaria Patellae. De. Epilobii Tremella mycetoptula Peck. Nectria Pefiza. Tremella mesenterica. [illegible] Vergasium Stibium tomentosum Schrot. Ramaria vingens, Jn.

Sept. 1886. Agaricus decorosus Pich on lozo near Gentián Pond Sept. 1887. Shelburne. Tubulina cylindrica Chondrioderma testaceum, Phytoporus cerebrus, Areczia cilierea Ennebrenema, Peridiolema depressa Lamprolema "Columbianum", Phytoporus viridescens. Wizardie, Hemisphæria Wizardi. [illegible] [illegible] 3, C Hydrocyces roscellus Hylocomium gelatinosum

Lysin Cercospora Lysimachiae Gub Leotia cereisata. Patellaria appplanato B.D.C. Septoria heterochroa Deans.

Mt. Moosilauke July 19-23, 1870, × specimen brought back × Lecanora ventosa × Baeomyces Bypsoide × Baeomyces semalopulularis (to grow) × Heterotrichia vargirmanum × Cetraria Delmelica Tinct, × " cucullata × Cetraria vivalis (a little or lot) × Cetraria Hohlenwerd × Parmelia centrifuga × Thamnolia vermicularis, × Parmelia styria × Cetraria saepinervis × Wphromma Coenigatum × Cladonia cornucopiaeides × Cladonia Macilenta ? × Cladonia deformis × Terebcaulon × Umbilicaria proboscidea etc. Colleum,

Novozelândia Cont. Kyllographa harallede Yampanus Pinaster Amphidromia altivora [sic,] Lentophyrea Crepini (West.) do not propolis versicolor.

Polytrichum juniperinum "Formosum" "Filiferum Pogonatum capillare Ulota crispa. Avelraa

Ms. Mansfield 2 Sept. 1890 Acarthostigma Clinton. Beck Nema tecta exophiala (Lace) Phoma complanata, on Heracleum Samarogaler nobilis Lepto Phaerio Copini Kylogramma Paracella, Glomerularia Picea porphyrozerita

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