Nomenclatural Overview of Lepiotaceous Fungi (Agaricaceae ...

Nomenclatural Overview of Lepiotaceous Fungi ~ Else C. Vellinga
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Lepiota farinolens Bon & G. Riousset in Doc. mycol. 22 (85): 65. 1993. Holotypus leg. G.
Riousset, nov. 1990, herb. Bon. France.
Lepiota farinosa Peck in Rep. N.Y. St. Mus. nat. Hist. 43: 81. 1890 (report on 1889); Lepiota
cepaestipes var. farinosa (Peck) Rick in Iheringia, Bot. 8: 314. 1961. (not valid,
basionym not mentioned). (mushroom beds in a conservatory, Boston. Mass. March. E.J.
Forster) U.S.A., Massachusetts.
Lepiota favrei Kühner in Cryptog., Mycol. 4: 68. 1983 (?no Latin diagn. based on Lepiota
pseudohelveola sensu Favre, 1955); Lepiota favrei Kühner ex Bon in Doc. mycol. 22
(88): 29. 1993. (Holotypus no. 185a in Herb. Favre, Genève).
Lepiota felina (Pers.) P. Karst., Ryssl., Finl. Skand. Halføns Hattsvamp.: 10. 1879; Agaricus
felinus Pers., Syn. meth. Fung.: 261. 1801; Lepiota clypeolaria var. felina (Pers.) Gillet,
Hyménomycètes: 62. 1874.
Lepiota felinoides Peck in Bull. Torrey bot. Cl. 27: 610. 1900. (Low shaded ground under poison
ivy in woods. Near St. Louis, Missouri, August, N.M. Glatfelter). U.S.A., Missouri.
[Peck, 1900: “Pileus thin, convex, subumbonate, brown, purplish brown or blackish
brown, often darker in the center, becoming squamose by the rupturing of the cuticle,
flesh white ; lamellae thin, close, free, white ; stem slender, slightly thickened at the base,
hollow, silky fibrillose, white, the annulus membranaceous, persistent, white; spores
elliptic, 6-7.5 µ long, 4-5 µ broad. Pileus 2.5-6 cm. broad; stem 5-8 cm. long, 2-4 mm.
thick.”]
Lepiota cristata var. felinoides Bon in Doc. mycol. 11 (43): 34. 1981; Lepiota felinoides (Bon)
P.D. Orton in Notes R. bot. Gdn Edinb. 41: 591. 1984, non Lepiota felinoides Peck, 1900;
Lepiota subfelinoides Bon & Orton in P.D. Orton in Doc. mycol. 14 (56): 56. ('1984')
1985.
[see under Lepiota cristata]
Lepiota micropholis var. felinoides Wichanský in Mykol. Sborn. 40: 136. 1963.
Lepiota ferruginosa Bres. in Annales mycol. 18: 26. 1920, non Lepiota ferruginosa Massee,
1914; Cystoderma ferruginosum (Bres.) Pegler in Persoonia 4: 76. 1966.
[not in Agaricaceae]
Lepiota ferruginosa Massee in Kew Bull. 1914: 338. 1914. Singapore.
Leucoagaricus ferruginosus Heinem. in Bull. Jard. bot. nat. Belg. 43: 9. 1973. Zaire. Type
Congo, Panzi (Kivu), III. 1953, M. Goossens-Fontana 5251 (BR)
Lepiota erythrella subsp. fibrillosa Speg. in An. Mus. nac. Buenos Aires, Ser. II, 6: 93. (‘1898’)
1899. (Fungi Arg. nov. v. crit.). Argentina.
Leucocoprinus fibrillosus Raithelh. in Metrodiana 16: 22. 1988.
Agaricus fimetarius Cooke & Massee in Cooke in Grevillea 18: 1. 1889. Australia, non Agaricus
fimetarius L., 1753, fide Sacc., Syll. Fung. 5: 1087. 1887; non Agaricus fimetarius
Bolton, fide Sacc., Syll. Fung. 5: 1079.1887; Leucoagaricus fimetarius (Cooke & Massee
→) Aberdeen, Lepiotoid Genera (Agaricales) in South-Eastern Queensland: 8. 1992;
Lepiota fimetaria (Cooke & Massee →) Sacc., Syll. Fung. 9: 7. 1891.
[Name used in the sense of Chlorophyllum hortense, but type collection is something else
(studied Jan. 2004 in K)]
Lepiota fischeri Kauffman in Publ. Mich. geol. biol. Survey Biol., Ser. 5, 26: 630. 1918 (The
Agaricaceae of Michigan 1). U.S.A.
[this is a synonym of Limacella guttata according to Singer, 1986: 454; in Amanitaceae]
Lepiota flagellata (Berk. & Broome) Sacc., Syll. Fung. 5: 64. 1887; Agaricus flagellatus Berk. &
Broome in J. linn. Soc., Bot. 11: 511. 1871. Sri Lanka. Holotypus Thwaites 837 (K).
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