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SECTION LIGNOSUS.
SYNONYMS, REJECTED AND UNKNOWN SPECIES.
Butignoti, Europe, Boudier (as Trametes, published ?)=corrugis.
canalium, China, Loureiro. Too ancient and vague to be entitled to a place
even in synonymy. "Described" 120 years ago and never seen since. Said to
be "white and viscid. '
hemibaphus, Brazil, Berkeley=obese camerarius.
obsoletus, Brazil, Fries. No type exists. I judge it is similar to brunneo-
pictus.
pallidus, Brazil, Berkeley^camerarius.
Rhizophorae, East Indies, Reichardt (as Trametes) =scopulosus. It was well
illustrated and has generally been called under this name.
rhodophaeus, Java, Leveille. This was described as having a short, lateral
stipe (or sessile). The type specimen (at Leiden) is sessile and is now referred
to semilaccatus, which is I believe always a sessile species.
scleropodius, Africa, Leveille=sacer.
semiclausus, Brazil, Berkelev brunneo pictus.
Trogii, Europe, Fries. This was a name proposed for rugosus of Trog,
but when Fries published it he called it Polyporus corrugis.
triqueter in the sense of Quelet is corrugis. Not the same as in the sense
of Romell and Bresadola.
SECTION PETALOIDES.
We include in this section most species that have lateral stipes, embracing
for the most part the divisions Petaloides of Polyporus and Discipedes of
Polystictus as found in Saccardo. The more woody species (Lignosus) are
classed in the preceding sections. Also in the section Melanopus are found those
species with black, lateral stems.
Fig. 426
Petaloides hirtus.
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