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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA | THE LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES
Page 7 and 8: INDEX OF THE Mycological Writings O
Page 9 and 10: U/lV t*TJSM 4.-$\ v-3 INDEX OF THE
Page 11 and 12: INDEX OF PRINCIPAL SPECIES
Page 13 and 14: INDEX OF PRINCIPAL SPECIES Ovinus C
Page 15 and 16: Schizophyllum commune M. Simblum cl
Page 17 and 18: SECONDARY INDEX 11
Page 19 and 20: Camus, F., France Carne, W. M., N.
Page 21 and 22: Wilson, Rev. James, Australia Wood,
Page 23 and 24: MYCOLOGICAL NOTES. BY C. G. LLOYD.
Page 25 and 26: ELIAS FRIES I At the age of 46 year
Page 27 and 28: FRIES' HERBARIUM It is an inaccurac
Page 29 and 30: ** 1 THEODOR MAGNUS FRIES OSCAR ROB
Page 31 and 32: OUR PHOTOGRAPHS The photograph on o
Page 33 and 34: Porothelium lacerutn, a little frag
Page 35 and 36: MYCOLOGICAL NOTES. BV O. G. LLOYD.
Page 37 and 38: ters, and collections of plants beg
Page 40 and 41: ice as they were largely devoted to
Page 42 and 43: that exists with us) is not a commo
Page 44 and 45: who observe these curious plants an
Page 46 and 47: A NEW BROOMEIA. The genus Broomeia
Page 48 and 49: THE VARIATION OF THE CORTEX AND SPE
Page 50 and 51: I had great hopes, for Klincksieck
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the name should not be dug up to di
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A NEW POLYPOROID GENUS. BY N. J. Mc
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PROFESSOR MASSEE. Those who have wo
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cropped short by grazing. The photo
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photography, I think no phalloid sh
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A BOVISTELLA WITH A GEASTER MOUTH.
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LES SOUCIS D'UN MYCOLOGUE. Nous avo
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PSEUDOCOLUS JAVANICUS IN FORMOSA. I
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THE IDENTITY OF PHALLUS RUGULOSUS.
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A NEW GENUS ^TNENSIS. BY N. J. McGi
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L'ABBE G. BRESADOLA. II est a mon a
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THE POLYPORES OF PERSOON'S HERBARIU
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The following species are represent
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pas. Cette id6e lui fut suggeree pa
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nium du pomaceus un grand nombre de
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fimbriata. This is Porothelium fimb
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Geaster Dybowski. Monsieur Patouill
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Pileus thick, sessile, compact, dim
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PROFESSOR W. A. KELLERMAN. It was a
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FEMSJO IN FRIES' DAY. The illustrat
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Fig. 376 Lycogalopsis Solmsii x6 .
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Gleba olivaceous, in slimy masses,
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THE GENUS CYCLOMYCES. This genus is
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texture soft, spongy, the surface v
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491
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MYCOLOGICAL NOTES. BV C. G. LLOYD.
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The study and work in mycology to w
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success. I think they barely paid t
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the Rev. C. Torrend for the deplora
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Old specimens also become thicker a
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LENZITES OCHROLEUCA. Among a fine c
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clature correctly back to the days
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A DECEPTIVE "FUNGUS." Miss Mary Fit
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MYCOLOGICAL NOTES. BY C. G. LLOYD.
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SCHIZOPHYLIvUM COMMUNE (Figs. 213,
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sterile. Peck announced (Bull. Torr
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plant to one who collects it for th
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First, It has the same color, shape
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HISTORY. When I received this plant
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MYCOLOGICAL NOTES. BY C. G. L-L-OYD
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Fig. 197. Polystictus tomentosus, a
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v x Fig. 198. Polystictus circinatu
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very small. In this country the pla
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Fig. 201. Polystictus perennis
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SPECIMENS IN OUR COLLECTION. Florid
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Fig. 207. Polysticlus depeudens and
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WHICH IS FOMES NIGRICANS, "FRIES"?
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MYCOLOQICAL NOTES. BY C. G. L LOYD.
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In Europe Favolus europaeus is quit
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FAVOLUS BRASILIENSIS (Fig. 258). Pi
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Fig. 260 Polyporus rhipidium. Fig.
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It also seems to be frequent in our
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America." The only other specimen I
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This is one of our rare species of
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presents the form of the normal spe
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MYCOLOQICAL NOTES. BY C. G. L-LOYD.
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Fig. 360. Polyporus talpae Much red
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with angular mouths. The spores are
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y but it is close and unquestionabl
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- S
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and core and the pores are of a uni
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made the discovery independent of B
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As Polystictus pinsitus was origina
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In this pamphlet devoted to phalloi
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WHAT IS A PHALLOID? It would be out
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If a census were taken of the indiv
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the best picture possible of each s
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ig. i. PHALLUS IMPUDICUS. II Fig. 7
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Fig. 2. PHALLUS COSTATUS. Fig. 8. P
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Fig. 6 PHALLUS GRACILIS.
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Fig. 16. PHALLUS DUPLICATUS.
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Fig. 13. PHALLUS MOELLERI.
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Fig. 14. PHALLUS MULTICOLOR.
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Fig. 18. PHALLUS ROCHESTERENSIS. Pi
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CLAUTRIAVIA MERUUNA
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ITA JAHYA GALERICULATA (Figs. 21 an
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Fig. 23. ITINUS CANINUS. Fig. 24. M
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Pig. 27. MUT1NUS FLEISCHER!. Fig. 2
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THE GENUS JANSIA. This is a genus o
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attachment of this network I could
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Fig. 37. LYSURUS MOKUSIN. 37 Fig. 3
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Fig. 45a. LYSURUS (unnamed). (The l
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Fig. 46. ANTHURUS ASEROEFORMIS. Fig
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This description, taken in connecti
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Fig. 55. ASEROE ARACHNOIDEA. Fig. 5
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ever, the rays are shorter and diff
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Fig. 62. LATERNEA ANGOLENSIS. 49 V
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Laternea in Africa and was from Ang
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PSEUpOCOLUS FUSIFORMIS (Fig. 68).-T
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Fig. 70. CLATHRUS CANCELLATUS. Fig.
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eak apart, and the primary columns
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strongly wrinkled. This seerjis to
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Pig. 78. CLATHRUS CIBARIUS. (Reduce
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Pans there is a very poor specimen,
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Fig. 84. SIMBLUM GRACILE. Fig. 86.
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SIMBLUM TEXENSE (Fig. 85). This spe
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Fig. 91. KALCHBRENNERA CORALLO- CEP
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RELATED PLANTS. It is a disputed qu
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United States and Canada. We have f
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Mr. Chas. O'Connor has been observi
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APPENDIX III. SYNONYMS. There have
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Dictyophora tahitensis =Phallus ind
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APPENDIX IV. LIST OF PHALLOIDS IX T
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Clathrus Treubei, three collections
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Mutinus Ravenelii (?), Florida, G.
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Simblum gracile, Dr. Ch. Bernard (p
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APPENDIX VI. Reproduction of the or
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Fig. 100. PHALLUS CA- NARIENSIS. Fi
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"et la forme qui nous occupe ici vi
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THE LLOYD LIBRARY, CINCINNATI, O. D
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SYNOPSIS GENUS HEXAGONA By C. G. LL
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THE GENUS HEXAGONA. Definition. The
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shaped and incised. They are deters
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now .in the Delessert Herbarium at
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known to reach Europe was from Rawa
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HEXAGONA DESCHAMPSII (Fig. 282.) Pi
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HEXAGONA DYBOWSKI (Fig. 285). Pileu
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stated. The name variegata is a muc
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species and called it Hexagona Marc
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esinous crust, same context, and th
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Fig. 296. Hexagona niam-niaraensis.
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HEXAGONA SPECIOSA (Fig. 299 ).-Pile
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Fig 303 Hexagoiia tenuis. (Type for
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countries and like all such species
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The plant is close to Hexagona tenu
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SECTION 6, PALLIDUS. This section i
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New guinea (Berlin), Tropical Afric
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from Australia, Daedalea tenuis fro
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GROUP 6, PSEUDOFAVOLUS. This sectio
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This is represented by an abundant
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HEXAGONA HETEROPORA (Fig. 330). Con
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SUBTENUIS India. Xot previously pub
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Bartlettii, South America (Publishe
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INDEX TO THE SPECIES OF HEXAGONA.
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N. PATOUILLARD. To Monsieur N. Pato
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Stipe none Microporus-Apus. (The se
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This is a rare form, originally and
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Fig 341. Polystictus luteus. POLYST
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abundantly in Samoa and am satisfie
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THE SECTION TABACINUS OF POLYSTICTU
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which the pores are really black. I
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NOMINA CONSERVANDA. Those with a st
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POLYSTICTUS LEONINUS (Fig. 353). Co
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Polystfctus stupeus is a species in
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Related Plants. There are a number
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INDEX TO THE SPECIES OF POLYSTICTUS
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LARS ROMELL. To my good friend, L.
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Distribution. I think we have a fai
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The only specimen known in Europe i
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POLYPORUS GRISEUS (Fig. 500). Pileu
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section Merismus. The latter sectio
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POLYPORUS DISCOIDEUS (Fig. 503). Pi
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POLYPORUS ELLISII . Pileus when fre
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POLYPORUS BOUCHEANUS (Fig. 506). Pi
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Fig. 508. Polyporus radicatus reduc
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Kansensis, United States, Ellis. I
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ADDITIONAL NOTES. Previous portions
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INDEX, DISTRIBUTION AND ADVERTISEME
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REV. G. BRESADOLA. Who has in my op
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In addition there has been no lack
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we have succeeded in arranging the
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KEY TO THE SECTIONS OF STIPITATE PO
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SECTION GANODERMUS. The section Gan
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SECTION GANODERMUS. FORNICATUS (Fig
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Fig. 401 Ganodermus Henningsii. SEC
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SECTION GANODERMUS. The result is a
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SECTION AMAURODERMUS. The section A
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Fig. 405 Amaurodermus variabilis. S
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SECTION AMAURODERMUS. 6. POLYPORUS.
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Fig. 411 Amaurodermus longipes. SEC
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Flo. 415 Amaurodermus ocellatus. SE
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SECTION AMAURODERMUS. SERICATUS (Fi
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SECTION LIGNOSUS. This section embr
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SECTION LIGNOSUS. Fig 421 Lignosus
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SECTION LIGNOSUS. color. I am told
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SECTION LIGNOSUS. ZAMBESIANUS (Fig.
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SECTION PETALOIDES. 12. CARNOSUS. F
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SECTION PETALOIDES. PENETRALIS. Pil
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SECTION PETALOIDES. brunneo-pictus
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SECTION PETALOIDES. found but surel
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Bearing setae. See on the pileus Fi
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SECTION PETALOIDES. 21. ABERRANT SP
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SECTION PETALOIDES. seen no authent
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24. SECTION PETALOIDES. POLYPORUS (
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SECTION PETALOIDES. caryophyllaceus
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SECTION PETALOIDES. squamaeformis,
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SECTION MERISMUS. 28. SPORES SMOOTH
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SECTION MERISMUS. ANTHRACOPHILUS. P
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SECTION MERISMUS. MINIATUS (Fig. 45
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SECTION MERISMUS. SYNONYMS, REJECTE
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SECTION SPONGIOSUS. Fig. 456 Spongi
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SECTION SPONGIOSUS. Spores pale col
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SECTION SPONGIOSUS. obesus, United
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SECTION PELLOPORUS. 37. PELLOPORUS
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SECTION PELLOPORUS. SYNONYMS, REJEC
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SECTION OVINUS. ELLISII. Pale yello
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SECTION OYINUS. laeticolor, United
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SECTION LENTUS. Fig. 468 Lentus vir
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SECTION LENTUS. PSEUDO-PERENNIS. St
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SECTION LENTUS. in most countries o
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SECTION LENTUS. SYNONYMS, REJECTED
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SECTION MELANOPUS. Plants that have
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Fig 483 Melanopus rubrocastaneus. S
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Fig. 486 Melanopus Puttemansii SECT
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SECTION MELANOPUS. MELANOPUS (bis)
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SECTION MELANOPUS. minimus, Europe,
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SECTION LIGNOSUS 10. DEALBATUS. Few
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SECTION PETALOIDES 18 C. It develop
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SECTION PELLOPORUS 36A. (Related to
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INDEX SYNONYMS, MISTAKES, ETC. Spec
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INDEX SYNONYMS, MISTAKES, ETC. 198
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INDEX VALID SPECIES.
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INDEX VALID SPECIES. 206
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INDEX VALID SPECIES. 208
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BONNET, PAUL, France : Polystictus
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Nidulariaceae p. 23) Spores 12x20.
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Scleroderma tenerum Lenzites saepia
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Pleurotus nidulans Marasmius rotula
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DUMEE, MONSIEUR, France: Daedalea c
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the African plant is yellow and the
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DRAKE, HENRY C., England: Polyporus
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PATOUILLARD, X., France: Phvsalacri
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BARTLETT, HARLEY H., Massachusetts:
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Hypholoma lacrymabunda Amanita phal
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Polyporas lucidus Daedalea unicolor
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LETTER No. 30. List of specimens re
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BRESADOLA, REV. G., Austria: My bes
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adustus Polystictus elongatus Polys
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HRDLICKA, DR. A., Argentina: Calvat
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LLOYD, J. U., Ohio: Calvatia rubrof
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RICK, REV., Brazil: Twelve species
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TRUE, DR. H. L., Ohio: Hydnum pulch
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CAVE, G. H., India: Polyporus gilvu
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States. PANAU, CHARLES, Prance: Pol
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LETTER No. 32. List of determinatio
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ZENKER, DR. G., Kamerun, (No. 7): F
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LETTER No. 33. List of determinatio
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O'CONNOR, CHARLES, Mauritius, (No.
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LETTER No. 34. Specimens received s
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KAWAMURA, PROFESSOR S., Japan: Colo
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BECKER, DR. H. ( Cape Colony: Panus
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LETTER No. 36. BY C. G. LLOYD, CINC
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sequent publications and of the Zol
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LETTER No. 37. BY C. G. LLOYD, CINC
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ley took the genus Laschia to apply
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CASTILLON, LEON, p.)-Polyporus (or
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HEMPEL, A., Brazil: Fomes igniarius
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LANGTON, THOS., from Trinidad: Lenz
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SCHUMO, S. L., from Florida- SMITH,
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AN INTERESTING LOT OF BLUNDERS. I r
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