Ayanicus Part of a large Elan, avenue of Dunkerron 24 Oct. 1839 Clustered. Pileus campanulato, at length flat, the margin splitting and irregularly waved, pale watery flesh-brown, very bluish underneath, theumbo brighter. Gills adnate, broadest in the middle, concolorous but darker than the pileus. Stem clavate, ascending, peeling into narrow threads, fibrillose, at length split, white above, whitish brown beneath. Pileus 2-3 inches wide, the margin fringed and at length incurved, a broad darker band at the margin, but pale yellowish-white colour about the very flatumbo. Gills 8 in a lot, darker than the pileus, except on the very incurvated state when they are nearly white, very narrow at their juncture with the stipe. Sporely elliptical, pale. Stem 2-3 inches long, often flattened, the full form waved, the lower very decurrent, the upper part erect; broad fibrillose, splitting at the base into linear brownish scales, what fine of these a squarose appearance: with upper half whitish pruinose. Odour strong and pungent. Spore pattern considerable.