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“Arcyria pedicula Hill.”
Cited by Berlese in Saccardo, Syll. Fung. 7: 426 (1888).
Surely pre-Linnaean [M. & A., 1969: 410].
Arcyria punicea var. vermicularis (Schumach.) Fr., Syst. Mycol.
3: 178 (1829)
Based on A. vermicularis Schumach. G. Lister, Monogr.
Mycetozoa, ed. 2: 245 (1911), cited both the species and the
variety as possible synonyms of A. oerstedii Rostaf. [M. &
A., 1969: 139].
Arcyria pusilla (Speg.) Massee, Monogr. Myxogastr.: 168
(1892)
Based on Hemitrichia pusilla Speg., see comment under this
species [M. & A., 1969: 139].
Arcyria pyriformis F. H. Wigg., Prim. Fl. Holsat.: 110 (1780)
Wiggers cites Haller, “n. 2163, T. 48, f. 4.” Probably an
Arcyria but otherwise unidentifiable [M. & A., 1969: 139].
Arcyria ramulosa (F. Rudolphi) Wigand, Jahrb. Wiss. Bot. 3: 43
(1863)
Based on Trichia ramulosa F. Rudolphi, see comment under
this species [Farr, Fl. Neotrop., 16: 82 (1976)].
Arcyria rosea Spreng
Cited, without bibliographical reference in Rostafiński,
Sluzowce Monogr.: 276 (1875), as a synonym of A.
incarnata (Pers. ex J. F. Gmel.) Pers. No publication record
has been found. Arcyria rosea, without author citation, is
mentioned by Persoon in legend to pl. 5 figs. 4-5 in Ann. Bot.
(Usteri) 20: 128 (1796). The inference is that A. rosea was
published by Persoon in Observ. Mycol. (1796) but not
found [M. & A., 1969: 410].
Arcyria rufa (Dicks.) Schumach., Enum. Pl. 2: 214 (1803)
Based on Lycoperdon rufum Dicks., Fasc. Pl. Crypt. Brit. 1:
35 (1785). Cited in G. Lister, Monogr. Mycetozoa, ed. 2: 240
(1911), as possible synonym of A. denudata (L.) Wettst. [M.
& A., 1969: 139].
“Arcyria sessilis Hill”, Berlese in Saccardo, Syll. Fung. 7: 428
(1888)
Cited without reference. Surely pre-Linnaean [M. & A.,
1969: 410].
“Arcyria similis Racib.” ex G. Lister, Monogr. Mycetozoa, ed. 2:
242 (1911)
Not validly published. See Arcyrella similis Racib. [M. & A.,
1969: 139].
Arcyria stellfeldii Hertel, Dusenia 5: 122 (1954)
Appears to be close to A. cinerea (Bull.) Pers. [M. & A.,
1969: 139; Farr, Fl. Neotrop., 16: 83 (1976)].
Arcyria straminea Wallr., Fl. Crypt. Germ. 2: 383 (1833)
According to Berlese in Saccardo, Syll. Fung. 7: 429 (1888),
a synonym of A. nutans (Bull.) Grev. [A. obvelata (Oeder)
Onsberg of the present treatment]. G. Lister, Monogr.
Mycetozoa, ed. 2: 236 (1911), listed it as a doubtful synonym
of A. cinerea (Bull.) Pers. [M. & A., 1969: 139].
Arcyria trichia F. H. Wigg., Prim. Fl. Holsat.: 109 (1780)
Not identifiable [M. & A., 1969: 139].
Arcyria trichioides F. Rudolphi, Linnaea 5: 120 (1855)
Nom. illeg., a later homonym of A. trichioides Corda,
1838. Cited by Berlese in Saccardo, Syll. Fung. 7: 447
(1888), as a synonym of Hemiarcyria clavata (Pers.)
Rostaf. [M. & A., 1969: 139].
INVALID, EXCLUDED OR DOUBTFUL NAMES
Arcyria umbrina Schumach., Enum. Pl. 2: 213 (1803)
A possible synonym of A. pomiformis (Leers) Rostaf., G.
Lister, Monogr. Mycetozoa, ed. 2: 238 (1911) [M. & A.,
1969: 139].
Arcyria vermicularis Schumach., Enum. Pl. 2: 212 (1803)
Arcyria punicea var. vermicularis (Schum.) Fr., Syst.
Mycol. 3: 178 (1829), was based on this. G. Lister, Monogr.
Mycetozoa, ed. 2: 245 (1911), cited both the species and the
variety as possible synonyms of A. oerstedii Rostaf. [M. &
A., 1969: 139].
Arcyria viridis Zoll., Natuur-Geneesk. Arch. Ned.-Indië 1: 377
(1844)
Description, reprinted in Flora 3: 300 (1847), suggests a
small, bright green Arcyria, not unlike A. glauca Lister [M.
& A., 1969: 410].
“Arongylium atrum (Alb. & Schwein.) Link”, Ges. Naturf.
Freunde Berlin Mag. Neuesten Entdeck. Gesammten
Naturk. 3: 24 (1809)
Link published the combination only by inference in the
paper cited, and Arongylium was a printer’s error for
Strongylium, corrected by Link in 1815. The actual
combination was first published by Swartz in 1815, based on
Lycogala atrum Alb. & Schwein., 1805 [M. & A., 1969: 410].
Badhamia capsulifera Cooke, Fung. Brit. Exs. No. 526 (1872)
Chondrioderma? cookei Rostaf., Sluzowce Monogr. Suppl.:
17 (1876), was based on this. Cooke, Contr. Mycol. Brit.: 17
(1877), cites it as a synonym of Physarum tussilaginis Berk.
& Broome, but on p. 81 recognizes it under C. cookei as a
distinct species. Probably a Didymium, possibly D.
squamulosum (Alb. & Schwein.) Fr. or D. dubium Rostaf.
[M. & A., 1969: 262].
Badhamia carnea Oudem., Ned. Kruidk. Arch. 6 ser. 2, 1(2): 166
(1873)
Not a myxomycete. A fungus, possibly a Tubercularia, see
G. Lister, Monogr. Mycetozoa, ed. 3: 259 (1925) [M. & A.,
1969: 262].
Badhamia citrinella L. F. Čelak., Arch. Naturwiss.
Landesdurchf. Böhmen 7(5): 77 (1893)
According to Lister & G. Lister, J. Bot. 40: 211 (1902), this
is a form of Physarum auriscalpium Cooke. In the light of
more recent studies this must be regarded as doubtful [M. &
A., 1969: 262].
Badhamia fasciculata (Jungh.) Rostaf., Sluzowce Monogr.
Suppl.: 2 (1876)
Based on Physarum fasciculatum Jungh., Crypt. Java: 11
(1838). Cited by G. Lister, Monogr. Mycetozoa, ed. 3: 52
(1924), as possible synonym of Ph. reniforme (Massee) G.
Lister. Identity uncertain. Possibly Ph. compressum Alb. &
Schwein. of the present treatment [M. & A., 1969: 262].
Badhamia fulvella Berk., Trans. Linn. Soc. London 21: 154
(1853)
The identity is uncertain.
Badhamia fulvescens Cooke, Grevillea 4: 69 (1875)
Not a myxomycete. The 2nd and 3rd editions of the Lister
monograph state that according to Cooke it is a
perisporiaceous fungus [M. & A., 1969: 262].
Badhamia hyalina var. “genuina” Rostaf., Sluzowce Monogr.:
140 (1874)
Nom. inval., see ICBN, art. 24.3.
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