Agnicus in mountainous pasture, consisting chiefly of Carex carpatica. Deucher Mountain. 11 August 1889. Candida or Loose, associated and interlaced by stalks. Stalks subulate, continuous, 2-4 red-brown. Pilum hemispherical, less minute conical, becoming above yellowish-pale-yellowish green, leaning with the stem, slightly expanded. Sheaths: Silky, pale yellowish, sometimes with an ultimate sheath, remaining in a series; Stem smooth, solid, pale reddish-brown, very pale below. Pilose often with a premature apical acuminate above, when it becomes sometimes umbilicate hemispherical a shallow sacrum with an irregular outline from the base of the pilum to the left curvature of the widely expanded stem; by Dryness. Pilum because of a closely straw colour: 2-4, 10 cm with broad. Gills on the expanded plant face; Maculae yellowish, rather distinct in the intervals. Spore pale-yellow, Stem with filamentous papilla. Stem with less than 3 mill., thick solid, pale orange-red in the marsh and foul state; brighter when dry; after 2 together Odour faint, as of meal. Roots scarcely any, unless the expanded stem be considered such.