CRYPTOGAfilC SOCIETY

OF

SCOTLAND.

••• THIRTY=NINTH \*

Rnnual Conference

PERT H.

- 1920 -

EDINBURGH :

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IFHE Thirty-Ninth Annual Conference of the Society was held
at Perth on the 21st September 1920 and two following
days. All arrangements had been made for holding a meeting
there in 1914, but the war having meanwhile broken out the
Council decided to postpone it until further notice. The long
continuance of the war, much longer than was expected at that
time, and the discontinuance of meetings during its course had
naturally an adverse effect on the Society, and in 1919 it came to
be a question whether it should be resuscitated or allowed to
disappear. A circular was accordingly sent to all the Fellows
inviting their opinion, and it was found to be the general desire
that an effort should be made to continue it. The Perth meeting
of last year was accordingly arranged to consider what wras the
best course to take. Ai that meeting it was unanimously and
heartily agreed, both by the Council and the Business Meeting,
that the Society should be continued and strengthened as far as
possible by additions to the membership, so that its life should
be invigorated and a return to its former usefulness and prosperity
ensured. In the interests of Scottish Botany it would have been
unfortunate if any other decision had been come to.

The Perth meeting was a successful one. The Perthshire
Natural History Society were very helpful, placing their Library
and Museum at our disposal for holding meetings or identifying
specimen*, and some of their members accompanied us on our
excursions, their knowledge of the ground being of much service
to us. We were particularly indebted to Mr. Ritchie, Curator of
the Museum, for the trouble he took for our benefit, and to Mr.
Menzies, whose knowledge of Perthshire Fungi is very extensive
and who was invaluable as our guide.

We visited the beautiful estates of Murthly, Inveraray and
Methven, and gratefully acknowledge the courteous reception we

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received. Fungi were fairly plentiful, and some interesting
species were found. The scenery was attractive, the weather was
favourable, and the three days we spent in excursions were very
enjoyable.

The following office-bearers were appointed for 1920-21 : —
President, Mr. Rupert Smith ; Vice-President, Rev. Robert Barr ;
Hon. Secretary, Very Rev. Dr. Paul; Hon. Treasurer, Mr. R. B.
Johnstone, 134 Cambridge Drive, Glasgow ; Councillors, Messrs.
Baxter, Boyd, Lee, Winkler, Morton, Rev. J. Taylor and Dr.
Fyfe; Auditor, Mr. William Williamson.

A list of Fungi gathered in the excursion and also a list of
“ Additional Records of Scottish Fungi, 1914-1921,” are subjoined.
The former was drawn up by Mr. Johnstone and Dr. Paul, and
the latter contributed by Mr. D. A. Boyd.

LIST OF FUNGI, 1920.

LOCALITIES :

1. Murthly. 2. Invermay. 3. Mkthven Castle.

Amanita—

rubescens (Pers.) Fr. 1, 3.
muscaria (Linn.) Fr. 1, 3.

Amanitopsis —

vaginata (Bull.) Roze, 1, 3.

Lepiota—

procera (Scop.) Fr. 1.
cristata (A. & S.) Fr. 1, 2.
clypeolaria (Bull.) Fr. 2.

Armillaria—

mucida (Schrad.) Fr. 1, 2.

(also on Birch. )

Tricholoma —

equestre (Linn.) Fr. 1.
portentosum Fr. 1.
resplendens Fr. 1,2.
flavo-brunneum Fr. 1, 3.
albo-brunneum (Pers.) Fr. 2, 3.
rutilans (Schfeff.) Fr. 1.
terreum (Schfeff.) Fr. 1.

Clytocybe —

nebularis (Batscb) Fr. 2.
clavipes (Pers.) Fr. 1, 3.
odora (Bull. ) Fr. 3.

Laccaria —

laccata (Scop.) B. k Br. 1, 2, 3.

Collybia—

radicata (Relhan) Berk. 2.
maculata (A. & S. ) Fr. 1.
butyracea (Bull.) Fr. 2, 3.
velutipes Fr. 3.

Mycena —

pura (Pers.) Fr. 2, 3.
rugosa Fr. 2, 3.
galericulata (Scop.) Fr. 2, 3
polygramma (Bull.) Fr. 2, 3.
alcalina Fr. 1, 3.

spissa, Fr. 1.
mappa (Batscb) Fr. 2.

fulva (Schaeff. ) W.G.Sm. 1, 2, 3.

carcharias (Pers.) Fr. 1.
granulosa (Batsch) Fr. 1, 3.
amianthina (Scop.) Fr. 2. 3.

raellea (Yahl.) Fr. 2, 3.

saponaceum Fr. 1, 2.
loricatum Fr. 3.
virgatum Fr. 2, 3.
sulphureum (Bull.) Fr. 1, 2, 3.
album (Schaeff.) Fr. 2.
grammopodium (Bull.) Fr. 2.
pivdidum Fr. 3.

infundibuliformis (Schoeff.) Fr. 2, 3.
inversa (Scop.) Fr. 1, 2.
fragrans (Sow.) Fr. 1, 2, 3.

var. amethystina (Yaill.) B. k Br.
1, 3.

confluens (Pers.) Fr. 1, 3.
tuberosa (Bull.) Fr. 1, 2, 3.
dryophila (Bull.) Fr. 2.
ludia Fr. 2.

sanguinolenta (A. k S.) Fr. 1.
galopus (Pers.) Fr. 3.
epipterygia (Scop. ) Fr. 2.
capillaris (Sebum.) Fr. 1, 2.

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Omphalia—

fibula (Bull.) Fr. 2

Pleurotus—

lignatilis Fr. Seonc.

Hygrophorus—

hypothejus Fr. 1, 3.
pratensis (Pers.) Fr. 1, 2, 3.
virgineus Fr. 1, 2.
lfetus (Pers.) Fr. 1, 3.
ceraceus (Wulf. ) Fr. 1, 2.
coccineus (SchrefF.) Fr. 1.
miniatus Fr. 3.

puniceus Fr. 3.
conicus (Scop.) Fr. 2.
calyptraeformis Berkl. 2, 3.
chlorophanus Fr. 1, 2, 3.
psittacinus (SehadF. ) Fr. 2.
unguinosus Fr. 3.

Russula —

nigricans (Bull.) Fr. 1, 2, 3.
adusta (Pers.) Fr. 2.
cyanoxantha (Schreff. ) Fr. 1, 2, 3.
fellea Fr. 1, 2, 3.

emetica (SchafiF. ) Fr. 1, 2.
ochroleuca (Pers.) Fr. 1.
Fragilis (Pers.) Fr. 3.
alutacea (Pers.) Fr. 3.

Lactarius—

tonninosus (SchtefF. ) Fr. 1, 3.
turpis (Weinm. ) Fr. 1, 2, 3.
blennius Fr. 1, 2, 3.
circellatus Fr. 3.
vellereus Fr. 3.
piperatus Fr. 2.
deliciosus (Linn.) Fr. 1, 2.
quietus Fr. 1, 3.

vietus Fr. 3.
glyciosmus Fr. 1. 2, 3.
rufus (Scop.) Fr. 1, 2.
volenius Fr. 3.
mitissimus Fr. 2, 3.
subdulcis (Bull.) Fr. 2.
cimicarius Batsch 3 .
spinulosus Quelet 3.

Cantharellus —

cibarius Fr. 1 , 2, 3.

umbonatus Fr. 1.

Marasmius—

peronatus (Bull.) Fr. 1, 3.
oreades (Bolt.) Fr. 2.

androsaceus (Linn.) Fr. 1, 2
epiphyllus (Pers.) Fr. 2.

Panus —

stypticus (Bull.) Fr. 1, 3.

Pluteus—

cervinus (SchnefF. ) Fr. 1, 3.

Entoloma—

jubatum Fr. 1, 2.
rhodopolium Fr. 3.

sericeum (Bull.) Fr. 1, 2.
nidorosum Fr. 1

Clitopilus—

prmiulus (Scop.) Fr. 1, 3.

Nolanea—

pascua (Pers.) Fr. 2, 3.

pisciodora (Ces. ) Fr. 3.

Pholiota -

squarrosa (Mull.) Fr. 1, 2.
mutabilis (SchrefF. ) Fr. 1, 3,

margin ata (Batsch) Fr. 3.

Inocybe—

hystvix Fr. 2, 3.
carpta (Scop. ) Fr. 2.
rimosa (Bull.) Fr. 1, 3.

Hebeloma—

glutinosum (Lindgr.) Fr. 1, 2.

Flammula -

cavbonaria Fr. 2, 3.
flavida (Sehteff. ) Fr. 1.
inopus Fr. 1.

Galera—

tenera (Schseff.) Fr. 1, 3.
ovalis Fr. 1.

Tubaria—

furfuracea (Pers.) Fr. 3.

Crepidotus—

mollis (Scliaeff. ) Fr. 1.

Stropharia—

aeruginosa (Curt.) Fr. 2, 3.

Hypholoma—

sublateritium (Schteff.) Fr. 2, 3.
capnoides Fr. 1, 2
fasciculare (Huds.) Fr. 1, 2, 3.

Psilocybe—

semilanceata Fr. 1.

Paneolus—

campanulatus (Linn.) Fr. 1, 2.

Coprinus—

atramentarius (Bull.) Fr. 3.
niveus (Pers ) Fr. 3.

Bolbitius—

fragilis Fr. 3.

Cortinarius

triumphans Fr. 2, 3.
largus Fr. 1, 2, 3.
cserulescens Fr. 2.
elatior Fr. 3.
pliolideus Fr. 3.
caninus Fr. 1.
cinnabarinus Fr. 1.

Paxillus —

giganteus (Sow.) Fr, 3.

sindonia Fr. 2.
geophylla (Sow.) Fr. 1, 2, 3.

crusti Uniform e (Bull.) Fr. 1, 2, 3.

sapinea Fr. 1,3.
scamba Fr. 1.

liypnorum (Batscli) Fr. 3.

semiglobata (Batsch) Fr. 1, 3.

dispersum Fr. 1.
velutinum (Pers.) Fr. 2, 3.

spadicea Fr. 2.

micaceus (Bull.) Fr. 1, 3.
plicatilis (Curt.) Fr. 2. 3.

cinnamomeus Fr. 1. 3.
torvus Fr. 1, 3.
armillatus Fr. 1
paleaceus Fr. 2, 3.
leucopus Fr. 2.
acutus Fr. 2.

involutus Fr. 2. 3

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Boletus—

luteus (Linn.) Fr. 1.
elegans (Sebum.) Fr. 3.
bovinus (Linn.) Fr. 1.
badius Fr. 1, 3.
piperatus (Bull.) Fr 1, 2, 3.
variegatus (Swartz) Fr. 3.
ebrysenteron Fr. 1, 2, 3.

Polyporus—

squamosus (Huds.) Fr. 3.
picipes Fr. 2.

Fomes —

annosus Fr. 3.

Polystictus—

perennis (Linn.) Fr. 2.
radiatus Fr. 3.

Poria—

ferruginosa (Schrad.) Fr. 2.

Hydnum—

repandum (Linn.) Fr. 1, 2, 3.

Phlebia—

merismoides Fr. 2.

Grandinia—

granulosa Fr. 2, 3.

Craterellus—

cornucopioides (Pers. ) Fr. 2, 3.

Thelephora —

laciniata (Pers.) Fr. 2.

Stereum—

birsntum (Willd. ) Fr. 1, 2.
rugosum (Pers.) Fr. 2, 3.

Corticium—

sulphureum (Pers.) Bress. 2.

= Pblebia vaga Fr.

Clavaria—

fastigiata (Linn.) Fr. 2.
cinerea (Bull.) Fr. 2, 3.
cristata (Pers.) Fr. 2.
rugosa (Bull.) Fr. 1, 2, 3.

Calocera—

cornea (Batscb) Fr. 1, 2.

Dacrymyces—

stillatus (Nees) Fr. 1, 2, 3.

Phallus—

impudicus (Linn.) Pers. 2, 3,

subtomentosus (Linn.) Fr. 3.
pachypus Fr. 1.
edulis (Bull.) Fr. 1.
lurid us (Scbaeff. ) Fr. 1, 2, 3.
versipellis Fr. 1 , 2.
scaber (Bull.) Fr. 1, 2, 3.

giganteus (Pers.) Fr. 1.
betulinus (Bull.) Fr. 1, 2, 3.

versicolor (Linn.) Fr. 2, 3.
abietinus Fr. 3.

sanguinolenta (A. & S.) Fr. 2.

sanguinolentum (A. & S. ) Fr. 3.

. laeve (Pers.) Fr. 1.

fusiformis (Sow.) Fr. 2.
vermicularis (Scop.) Fr. 2.
inrequalis (FI. Dan.) Fr. 1, 2, 3.

viscosa (Pers.) Fr. 1, 2, 3.

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Mutinus—

caninus (Huds. ) Fr. 2.

Lycoperdon—

gemmatum (FI. Dan.) 1.
echinatum Peis. 1.

Scleroderma—

vulgare Hornem. 1, 3.

Nidularia—

pisiformis Tul. 1.

Nectria—

cinnabarina (Tode) Fr. 3.

Cordyceps —

ophioglossoides (Ehrb.) Link, 1.

Hypoxylon —

coecineum (Bull.) Fckl. 1, 3.

Xylaria —

hypoxylon (Linn.) Grev. 3.

Elaphomyces—

variegatus Vitt. 1.

Macropodia—

macropus (Pers.) Fuck. 2. 3.

Helvella—

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lacunosa Afz. 2.

Leotia —

lubrica (Scop.) Pers. 3.

Peziza—

onotica (Pers.) Fuck. 2.
leporina (Batsch) Fr. 1, 2, 3.
coehleata Fckl. 1.

Lachnea—

scutellata (Linn.) Fr. 2.

Bulgaria—

inquinans (Pers.) Fr. 2.

Chlorosplenium—

seruginosum (Gilder) de Not. 1, 2.

Helotium —

fagineum (Pers. ) Fr. 2.

Lycogala—

epidendrum (L. ) Fr. 3.

Diatrype —

disciformis Fr. 3.

pyriforme (Seine ff.) Pers. 2, 3.
perlatum Pers. 1.

polymorpha (Pers.) Grev. 1, 2, 3.

aurantia Pers. 1.
badia Pers. 1, 3.

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ADDITIONAL RECORDS OF SCOTTISH FUNGI,

1914-1921.*

PUBLISHED SOURCES OF RECORDS.

I. Transactions of the British Mycological Society, Yol. IV., Part II.
(25th May 1914).

II. The Glasgow Naturalist, Yol. VI. (1914).

III. Notes, Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh, No. XXXAGII.

(Sept. 1914).

IV. Transactions and Proceedings of the Botanical Society of Edin¬

burgh, Yol. XXVI., Part IV. (1914).

V. Ibid. , Vol. XXVII., Part I. (1914).

VI. Transactions of the British Mycological Society, Vol. V., Part I.
(10th May 1915).

VII. Notes, Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh, No. XLI. (1915).

VIII. The Journal of Botany, Vol. LIII. (1915).

IX. The New Phytologist, Vol. XIV. (1915).

X. Transactions of the British Mycological Society, Vol. V., Part II.
(4th May 1916).

XI. The Glasgow Naturalist, Vol. VII. (1915).

XII. Transactions of the Royal Scottish Arboricultural Society, Vol.
XXIX. (1915).

XIII. Transactions of the Edinburgh Field Naturalists’ and Micro¬

scopical Society, Vol. VII., Parts II., III. (1915).

XIV. The New Phytologist, Vol. XV. (1916).

XV. The Journal of Botany, Vol. LIV. (1916).

XVI. The Glasgow Naturalist, Vol. VIII., No. 2 (Nov. 1916).

XVII. Transactions of the British Mycological Society, Vol. V., Part III.
(7th July 1917).

XVIII. Kew Bulletin of Miscellaneous Information, No. 2 (1917).

XIX. The Journal of Botany, Vol. LV. (1917).

XX. Transactions of the British Mycological Society, Vol. AG., Part 1.
(17th Aug. 1918).

XXI. The Journal of Botany, Vol LAG. (1918).

XXII. Transactions and Proceedings of the Botanical Society of Edin¬
burgh, Vol. XXVII., Part III. (1918).

XXIII. Transactions of the British Mycological Society, Vol. AG., Part II.
(19th Sept. 1919).

* Details as to habitat, locality, etc., will be found in the various
publications cited,

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XXIV. The Journal of Botany, Vol. LYII. (1919).

XXV. Transactions of the British Mycologieal Society, Vol. VI., Part IV.
(22nd Sept. 1920).

XXVI. Transactions of the Royal Scottish Arboricultural Society, Vol.
XXXIV. (1920).

XXVII. Transactions and Proceedings of the Botanical Society of Edin¬
burgh, Vol. XXVIII., Part I. (1920).

XXVIII. The Journal of Botany, Vol. LIX. (1921).

XXIX. Transactions of the British Mycologieal Society, Vol. VII., Parts
I. and II. (15th July 1921).

FUNGI.

Scotland.

Chrysomyxa rhododendri, De Bary. — (“S. W. Scotland”) IV., xxxiii. ;
VII. ; XII., 187 ; XIX., 136.

Stigmatea pelvetke, Suth. — IX.. 37 ; X., 239.

Mycosphserella pelvetise, Suth. — IX., 34; X., 239.

Phomopsis Bloxami (Berk.) Grove. — XVIII., 68.

Solway.

Phomopsis pseudotsugae, Wilson. — XXVI., 145 ; XXVII., 49.

Clyde.

Pleurotus serotinus (Schrad.) Fr., var. Alrneni (Fr.) Big. & Guill. —
XXV., 323.

Thelephora spiculosa, Fr. — XVII., 475.

Synchytrium cupulatum, Thomas. — I., 318 : II., 76.

Peronospora Valerianae, Trail. — XI., 5.

Phycomyces nitens (Agardh) Kunze. - XVI., 55.

Puccinia cnici-oleracei, Pers. — XVI., 55.

P. leontodontis, Jacky. — XVI., 55.

P. septentrionalis, Juel. - XXIX., 82.

P. borealis, Juel. — VIII., 44 ; X., 240.

P. anthoxanthi, Fold. — VIII., 47.

Milesina Kriegeriana, Magnus. — XXVIII., 109.

M. polystichi (Wineland) Grove. — XXVIII., 109.

Entorrhiza Aschersoniana, De Toni.— IT, 94.

Morchella elata, Fr., var. purpurascens (Ivrombh.) Bond. —X 255-
XVI., 54.

Physomitra esculenta (Pers.) Bond. — XVI., 55.

Galactinia pnetervisa (Bres.) Boud. — XVII., 439.

Otidea concinna (Pers.) f. integra, I3res. — X. , 256 ; XVI., 54,

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Humana macrocystis (Cooke) Mass.— XVI., 55.

Ombrophila verna, Bond. — XXV., 329.

Mniaecia jungermanniae (Fr.) Bond.— II., 76.

Dasyscypha subtilissima, Cooke.— XII., 185.

Hyaloscypha hyalina (Pers.) Boud. — II., 61.

Micropodia grisella (Rohm) Boud. — II., 61.

Urceolella pteridis (A. & S.) Boud. — II., 61.

Cenangium abietis (Pers.) Du$y.— II., 64.

Cenangella ericae (Niessl) Rohm. —X., 238 ; XVI., 54.
Hypoderma hederae, De Not.— XXI., 319.

H. scirpinum, DC. — XVII., 424.

Colpoma degenerans, Mass. — XXIII., 152.

Melanospora lagenaria, Fold. — XX., 47.

Melogramma spiniferum, De Not. — XXIII., 150.

Diaportlie vepris, Ntke.— XVI., 56.

D. (Chorostate) pustulata, Sacc. — XXI., 291.

Rosellinia alchemillae, A. L. Sm. & Ramsb.— X., 239 ; XVI., 53.
Lophiotrema sex-nucleatum (Cooke) Sacc. — XVI., 56.
Gnomoniella vulgaris (Ces. & De Not.) Sacc —II., 77.

Gnomonia rosae, Fckl. —XXIII., 149.

Ceriosporella polygoui, A. L. Sm. & Ramsb. —I., 325 ; II., 77.
Anthostomella tomicoides, Sacc. — X., 239 ; XVI., 54.

A. ammophilse, Phil. & Plow. — XVI., 56.

Didvmosphaeria conoidea, Niessl. — XXIII., 150.

Ophiobolus herpotrichus (Fr.) Sacc. — II., 77.

Venturia ilicifolia, Cooke.— XI. , 6,

Mycosphaerella typhae (Lasch). — XVI., 55.

Bq^dia remuliformis, A. L. Sm. — XXIII., 152.

Sphaerulina alni, A. L. Sm. — XXIII., 151.

Pleospora hydropliila, Karst. - XXIII., 151.

Podosphaera myrtillina (Schub.) Kunze —II., 55.

Uncinula prunastri (DC.) Sacc. — XI., 7.

Phyllosticta erysimi, West. — II., 77.

P. lychnidina, Grove. — XXI., 288 ; XXIII., 154.

P. punctiformis (Desm.) Allesch. — XXI. , 289 ; XXIII., 154.

P. platanoidis, Sacc. — XXI., 288; XXIII., 154.

P. fuchsiicola, Speg. — XX., 49.

P. hydrocotyles, A. L. Sm. — XXIII., 153.

P. valorianae, A. L. Sm. & Ramsb — VI., 158 ; XI., 78.

P. ericae, Allesch. — XXI., 288; XXIII., 153.

P. syringae, West. — II., 64.

P. polemonii, A. L. Sm. & Ramsb. — X., 244 ; XVI., 53.

P. coryli, West. -XXI., 288 ; XXIII., 153.

Phomopsis pustulata (Sacc.) Grove. — XXI., 291 ; XXIII., 153.

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P. cres (Sacc.) Grove. — XXL, 291 ; XXIII., 154.

P. abietina (Hartig) Grove. — XXVIII., 16.

Phoma orthotrichi, A. L. Sm. k Ramsb. — I., 326 ; II., 77.

Cytospora myrtilli, Grove. —XXI., 294 ; XXIII., 155.

Ceuthospora latitans (Fr.) Grove. — XXL, 315 ; XXV., 367,

Aposphaeria populea, A. L. Sm. & Ramsb.— I., 325 ; II., 77.

Coniothyrium peplis, A. L. Sm. & Ramsb. — I., 326 ; II., 77.

C. pteridis, A. L. Sm. & Ramsb. — X., 244; X^rL, 53.

Diplodia inquinans, West, — XVII., 428.

Ascochyta papaveris, Oud. — XX., 49.

A. tiliae, Ivab. k Bob.— XXI , 316 ; XXV., 367.

A. viburni (Room.) Sacc. — XXI., 317 ; XXV., 368.

A. mimuli, A. L. Sm. & Ramsb. — VI., 158 ; XI., 78.

A. galeopsidis, A. L. Sm. & Ramsb. — VI., 159 ; XI., 78.

A. mercurialis, Grove. — XXI., 316 ; XXV., 367.

A. urticae, A. L. Sm. & Ramsb. — VI., 159 ; XI., 78.

A. pseudacori, A. L. Sm. & Ramsb. — X., 244 ; XVI., 53.

A. Boydii, Grove.— XXI., 315 ; XXV., 367.

A. equiseti, Grove. — XXI., 316 ; XXV., 367.

Diplodina sonchi, Heim. — VI., 159 ; XI., 79.

D. laininariana, Sixth. — XIV., 39 ; XVII., 427.

Hendersonia typlue, Oud., var. major, Grove. — XXI., 318; XXV., 368.
Stagonospora liygrophila, Sacc., var. vermiformis, Grove. — XXI., 318
XXV., 368.

S. heraclei. A. L. Sm. & Ramsb. — VI., 161 ; XI., 78.

S. arrhenatheri, A. L. Sm. & Ramsb. — X., 245 ; XVI., 53.

S. bromi, A. L. Sm. k Ramsb. — VI., 160 ; XI., 78.

Camarosporiuin Stephensii (B. & Br.) Sacc. — XX., £0 ; XXIII., 155.
Septoria viohe-palustris, Died. — XX., 50.

S. Brissaceana, Sacc. & Let. — X., 246 ; XVI . 54.

S. cenantliis, Ell. & Ev. — X., 246 ; XVI., 54 ; XX., 50.

S. virgaurese, Desm. — XI., 6.

S. bellidis, Desm. k Rob. — VI., 160 ; XI., 79.

S. senecionis sylvatici, Syd.— VI , 160 ; XI., 79.

S. leontodontis, A. L. Sm. k Ramsb — X., 246 ; XVI., 53.

S. lysi machine, West. — XI., 6.

S. Scutellariae, Thiim. — VI., 160 ; XI., 79.

S. chenopodii, West., var. emaculata, Grove. — XIX,, 348.

S. scillae, West. — XX., 49.

S. bromicola, A. L. Sm. & Ramsb. — X., 246 ; XVI., 53.

Leptothyrium fragariae, A. L. Sm.— XXIII., 155.

L. hederae (Moug. ) Starb. — XXL, 319 ; XXV., 369.

Melasmia empetri, Magnus. —XXIX., 84.

M. urticae, Grove. — XXI., 319 ; XXV., 369.

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Labrella coryli (Rob.) Sacc. — XVI., 56.

Leptostromella pteridina, Sacc. & Roum. -XX., 51.

Discula junci, A. L. Sm. & Ramsb. — X., 247 ; XVI., 53.

Amerosporium patellarioides, A. L. Sm. & Ramsb. — XX., 52.

Glceosporium salsum, Grove. — XXI., 320 ; XXV., 369.

G. helicis (Desm.) Oud. — X., 247 ; XVI., 54.

G. Robergei, Desm.— XXI., 320 ; XXV., 369.

Myxosporium pubescens, Sacc. — XX., 51.

M. lanceola, Sacc. & Roum. —XX., 51.

Colletotrichum liolci (Syd.) Grove.— XXI., 341 ; XXV., 369.

Cryptosporinm vincae, Otth, var. ramulorum, Grove. —XXI., 342; XXV., 370.
Actinonema aquilegiae (Roum. & Pat.) Grove. — XXI., 343 ; XXV., 368.
Marssonia omphalodis, Grove. — XXI., 342 ; XXIII., 156.

Cercosporella virgaurese (Tlnim.) Allesch. — VI., 166 ; XI., 79.

Ramularia cardamines, Syd. — VI., 167 ; XI., 79.

R. arenariae, A. L. Sm. & Ramsb, — I., 327 ; II., 78.

R. Schulzeri, Bauml. — VI., 167 ; XI., 79.

R. arvensis, Sacc.— X., 242.

R. Tulasnei (Rab.) Sacc. — II., 62.

R. umbrosa, A. L. Sm. & Ramsb. — XX., 52.

R. angelicae, v. Holm. — VI., 167 ; XI., 79.

R. adoxse, Fckl. — II,, 78.

R. cardui, Karst. — X., 242 ; XVI.. 55 ; XVII., 432.

R. campanulse-latifolRe, Allesch. — X., 242 ; XVI., 54.

R. lysimachiarum, Lind. — XXIIT. , 157.

R. scrophularire, Fautr. & Roum. — XXI., 344 ; XXV., 372.

Monotospora affinis, A. L. Sm. & Ramsb, —VI., 168 ; XI., 78.

Hadrotrichum virescens, Sacc. & Roum. — X., 243 ; XVI., 55.

Cercospora myrti, Erikss. — XXIII., 157.

C. veronicae, A. L. Sm. & Ramsb. — X., 243 ; XVI., 53.

C. salina, Suth.— XIV., 43; XVII., 432.

Dictyosporium Boydii, A. L. Sm. & Ramsb. — VI., 168 ; XI., 78.

Alternaria maritima, Suth. — XIV., 46 ; XVII., 433.

Triposporium Boydii, A. L. Sm. & Ramsb. — VI., 168 ; XL, 78.
Helicosporium Boydii, A. L. Sm. & Ramsb. — VI., 168 ; XL, 78.

Volutella longepila, A. L. Sm. & Ramsb. — XX., 53.

Splueridium foliicolum, A. L. Sm. & Ramsb. — X., 247 ; XVI., 53.

Argyll.

Clavaria Hava, Fr. — XXIII., 169.

C. aurea, Schreff. — XXII., 302.

C. botrytis, Pers. — XXII., 302.

Clathrus cancellatus, Tournf. — XXII., 301 ; XXIV., 24.

Hypoderma pinicola, Brunch. — XXVI., 222; XXIX., 79.

Phomopsis pseudotsugre, Wilson. — XXVI., 145.

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Tweed.

Dasyscypha calyciformis (Willd.) Rehm. — XXIX., 79.

Forth.

Olpidium tumrefaciens (Magn.) Berl. & De Toni.— X., 233.
Syncliytrium taraxaci, De Bary. & Wor. — XIII., 184.

S. anemones, De Bary. & Wor. — XIII., 184.

S. mercurialis (Lib.) Fckl. — XIII., 184.

Plasmopai’a densa (Rabenli.) Schrot. — XIII., 183.

P. nivea (Ung.) Schrot. — XIII., 183.

Peronospora vicke (Berk.) De Bary. — XIII., 183.

P. trifoliorum, De Bary. — XIII., 184.

P. ficarife, Tul. — XIII., 184.

P. grisea, Unger. — XIII., 184.

Ustilago Vaillantii, Tul. — III., 227.

Entyloma ranunculi (Bon.) Wint. — XIII., 185.

Puccinia Pazschkei, Dietel. — XXIX., 81.

P. Prostii, Moug. — VIII., 43.

Dasyscypha calyciformis (Willd.) Rehm. — XXIX., 79.

D. subtilissima, Cooke. — XII., 185.

Micropodia grisella (Rehm) Boud. — XIII , 187.
Hapalosphaeria deformans, Syd. — IV., xliii. ; XXIX., 84.
Septoria anemones, Desm. — XIII., 188.

S. gei, Rob. & Desm. — XIII., 188.

S. scorodonise, Pass. — VI., 159 ; XIII., 188.

S. urticae, Desm. & Rob. — XIII., 188.

Marssonia potentilke (Desm.) Sacc. — XIII., 188.

Botrytis Douglasii, Tub. — XXIX., 85.

Sclerococcum sphnerale, Fr. — XVII., 433.

Fusarium equisetorum, Desm. — XIII., 188.

Tay.

Trametes cinnabarinus (Jacq.) Fr. — I., 312.

Puccinia crepidis, Schrot. — XXIV., 163.

P. septentrionalis, duel. — VIII., 46 ; X., 241 ; XXIX., 82.

P. dispersa, Erikss. & Henn. — XXIX., 82.

P. polygoni-vivdpari, Karst.— XXIV., 162.

P. borealis, Juel. — XXIV,, 162.

P. anthoxanthi, Fckl. — VIII., 47 ; XXIX., 83.

P. moliuise, Tul (?). —XXIX, 82.

Melampsora alpina, Juel. — VIII., 48; X.. 241 ; XXIV., 161.
Pustularia leeithina (Cke.) Rea. — XXIX., 58.

Cheilymenia cinnabarina (Schw.) Rea. — XVII., 440.

Humaria tetraspora (Fckl.) Boud. — XX., 64.

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Sphneridiobolus hyperboreus (Karst.) Boud., var. niveus, Quel. —I., 310.
Rbyparobius albidus, Boud. — I., 317.

Ombrophila niegalospora, Rea. — X., 256.

Hyalinia turgidella (Karst.) Boud. — XXIX., 59.

Helotium sparsum, Boud. — I., 317.

Dasyscyplia crystallina (Feld.) Sace. — XXIX., 59.

Hyaloscypha radio-striata (Feltg.) Boud.-r-XXV., 329.

Urceolella leueostoma (Rehm) Boud. — XXV . , 330.

U. deparcula (Karst.) Boud. — XXIX., 60.

U. iridis, Rea. — XXV., 330.

Pyrenopeziza millegrana, Boud. — XXV., 330.

Scutularia citrina (Chev.) Sacc. — XVII., 440.

Dermatea umbrina, Cke. k Mass — XX., 64.

Encoelia tiliacea (Fr.) Karst. — I., 317.

Hypodcrina brachysporum (Rostr.) Tub.^-XXIX., 81.

H. strobicola, Rostr.- — XXVI., 222.

Melanospora cliionea (Fr.) Corda. — X. , 257.

Melogramma elongatum, A. L. Sin... — XXIII., 150.

Phomopsis pseudotsugse, Wilson. — XXVI., 145 ; XXVII., 49.

Melasmia empetri, Magnus,.— XXIX., 84.

Glceosporiuni curvatum, Oud. — XI., 8.

Cylindrosporium mierospermum (Speg.) Sacc. — XXI., 341 ; XX\ ., 370.
Botrytes Douglasii, Tub. — XV., 85 ; XXVI., 223 ; XXIX., 85.

Dee.

Clitocybe virens (Scop.) Fr. — I., 308.

Corticium (Gloeocystidium) pnetermissum (Karst.) Bres.— VI., 131.
Puccinia longissinia, Schriit. — XIX. , 135; XX., 53.

P. septentrionalis, Juel. — VIII., 46 ; X., 241.

Chrysomy.va rbododendri, De Bary. — XIX., 136.

C. abietis, Wallr. — XII., 190.

Hyaloscypha leueella (Karst.) Boud. — I., 324.

Moray S.

Corticium Galzini, Bourd. — XVII. , 480.

Chrysomyxa abietis, Wallr. — XII., 190.

Phomopsis pseudotsugre, Wilson. — XX\ II., 49.

Moray N.

Clavaria stricta, Fr., var. alba, Cotton & Wakef.— XXIII., 174.
Empusa (Entomophthora) aphidis, Hoffm. — XXIII., 2j1.

E. (Triplospoiium) Frcsenii, Xowakowski. — XXIII., 202.
Chrysomyxa abietis, Wallr. — XII., 190.

Cladosporium aphidis, ThUrn. — XXIII., 203.

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Sutherland.

Empusa (Triplosporium) Fresenii, Nowakowski. — XXIII., 202.

Orkney.

Hypoderma laminarire, Sutli. — VI., 153.

Dothidella pelvetire, Sutli. — VI., 154.

Stigmatea pelvetise, Suth. — IX., 37 ; X., 239.

Didymosphseria pelvetiana, Suth. — IX., 185; X., 240.

D. fucicola, Suth. — IX., 188 ; X., 240.

Trailia ascophylli, Suth. — VI., 149.

Orcadia ascophylli, Suth. — VI., 151.

0. pelvetiana, Suth. — IX , 183 ; X.. 240.

Ophiobolus laminarise, Suth. — VI., 147.

Mycospluerella pelvethe, Suth. — IX., 34.

Pleospora laminariana, Suth. — X., 261.

Diplodina laminariana, Suth. — XIV., 39 ; XVII., 427.
Fusidium maritimum, Suth. — XIV. , 41 ; XVII., 430.
Cercospora salina, Sutli. — XIV., 43; XVII., 432.
Macrosporium laminarianum, Suth. — XIV., 45; XVII., 433.
Alternaria maritima, Suth. — XIV., 46 ; XVII., 433.
Epicoccum maritimum, Suth. — XIV , 47 ; XVII., 433.