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VOL. XVII. TANICAL

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HYMENOMYCET M - LABOULBENIOMYCELE

AUCXORIBUS

P. A. SACCAEDO et D. SACCAEDO Fil.

ADJECTA EST BIBLIOTHECA MYCOLOGICA AUCTORE J. B. TRAVERSO

Fol. 69 — Pretium it. lib. (francs) 69

PATAVII

r>ie 25 Maji MOIVIV.

Sumptibus P. A. Saccardo

TYPIS SEMINARII

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PLE MEMOEUE

AUQUSTI NAPOLEONIS BERLESE

BOTANIOES PROFESSORIS

DE SCIENTIA MYCOLOGIOA

TAM SYSTEMATICA QUAM BIOLOGICA

MERITISSIMI

MYCETUM DELINEATORIS EXQUISITI

AMICI OPTIMI

HEU PRiEMATURE EREPTI

VOLUMEN HOC SYLLOGES

MCERENTES

DEDICANT AUCTORES

PTLEMONrTUS

L!BR/S
BOTANICAL,

Vix triennium elapsum est post editum hujus operis volumon XVI,
et novum, adjuvanto Filio, est mihi in lueem proferendum. Sperabam,
messem totam mycetum, per triennium ultimum collectam et evulgatam,
in ununi volumeu me posse compellere, sed acquisitiones nova?, pra?cipue
ex America australi et centrali, potissimum vero ex feracissima Brasilia,
tam magnse fuerunt ut materiam in volumiua duo dividere coactus sim.
Collectores et descriptores non pauci validam operam dederunt, sed duo
imprimis honoris causa memorandi sunt: E. Ule, mycetum brasiliensium
innumerorum strenuus collector, et P. Hexxixgs, eorum indefessus illu-
strator. Nec parum contulerunt ad molem specierum augendam mono-
graphia Uredinearum Sydowiana et contributiones ad mycologiam Luxem-
burgensem a complorato J. Feltgenio (f XI Majo 1904) editee.

Proponente cl. professore G. Lixdatj, species plurimas Ascomycetuin
in Lichenibus parasiticas et hucusque tantum in libris lichenologicis,
heu plerumque nirnis breviter descriptas, suis locis addidi et saipius ad
subgenera propria, generibus affinioribus adjecta, accensere enisus sum *).

Septendecini species novse in hoc volumine primitus descripta? oc-
currunt, quarum elenchus mox sequitur **).

Patavii XV April. MCMV

P. A. SACCAKDO

*) Cfr. infra p. 586, nota.
'**) (Jum hodio srepo disseritur do usu litterarum majuscularum v. miuusoularuni
ud initium nominum plantarum spocifioorum. lieoat oxponoro normas, quse milii maui^
propriaD videntur.

I. Littera majuscula initialis adhibenda ost ad spoeifica tam substantiva quara
adjoctiva ex viris derivata. Exempla: Anixia Bresadol</\ Leptosphtmria Rekmiana.

II. Eadem in substantivis regionum, matrioum atque generum vel vernaculo-
rum, qua' tamquam spocifica adlubentur. Exempla : Polyporus Venewuelm, Spharella
Chrysanthemi, Hypomyces Trichoderma, Amanita Goeeola.

III.-Littora minuscula initialis adhibenda est ad cetora adjectiva specifica etiaffi
gcograpbica ct substantiva commuuia, quae similitudinis gratia sumuntur. Exempla:
Clavaria flava, Agarieus eampester, Zignoella sardoa, Venturia montelliea, Therrya
galliea, Leptospha-ria doliolum, Heterospheeria patella.

SPECIES Kl NGORUM IX lior YOU MINK PRIMITUS DKSCKIPT.K

A.ulographum anaxaeum Sacc. et D.

Sacc. p. 895.
hiaporthe (Chorostate) italica Trav.

p. 671.

Eutypella Padi (Karst.) Sacc. v. pirina

Sacc. et Flag p. 664.
Gnomonia pusilla Sacc. et Flag. p. 664.
— rigniacensis Sacc. et Flag. p. 666.
Ilenningsomyces pulchellus Sacc. p. 689.
Leptosphseria aquilana D. Sacc. p. 724.
Massaria marginata Fuck. v. aquilana

D. Sacc. p. 732.

Nectria Bonanseana Sacc. p. 786.
Pistillaria Ferryi Quel. et F. * P. tre-

mula Sacc. p. 202.
Septobasidium Mariani Bres. p. 201.
Sphserella Cuboniana D. Sacc. ]i. (MS.

— elatior S. et Sp. v. apula Sacc.
p. 636.

Valsella Saccardoi Berl. p. 567.

— Glechomye Sacc. et Pl. p. 642.

— montellica Sacc. p. 645.

Uredo Nicotianre Anast. Sacc. et Sp.
p. 440.

Botauici mii pcuoipe modo « Syllogi i y. mycologicaB scieutiae pfueniiit

(Continuatio. Cfr. vol. VIII p. IX, X p. V, XI p. VII, XIV p. V, XVI p. V)

Abbado M. (Milano)

Albini A. (Roma)

Allin N. (Ioiva)

Anastasia E. (Scafati)

Anderson W. (Montana)

Appel 0. ( Charlottenburg)

Baldrati J. (Asmara, Erythraea)

Bandi AV. (Bem)

Bandmann S. (Breslau)

Banker H. J. (Williamsport, Pa.)

Barsali E. (Pisa)

Barteletti V. (S. Pietro al Natisone)

Beardslee H. C. (Cleveland, 0.)

Beijerinck M. W. (Delft)

Belli S. (Gaglia/ri)

Blakeslee A. F. [Cambridge, Mass.)

Bonansea S. (Mexico)

Brinkmann W. (Lengerich)

Brunxthaler J. (Wien)

Brzezinski J. (Krakau)

Buscalioni L. (Sassari)

Carleton M. A. (Washington)

Cazzani A. (Guastalla)

Celakovsky L. (Prag)

Chiamenti A. (Chioggia)

Chodat R. (Genere)

Clinton G. P. (Champaign, III.)

Cobb N. A. [Sgdney)

CONSTANTINEANU J. C. (JaSSy)

Copeland E. B. (Morgantown, W. Va)
Cufino L. (Napoli)
Cunningiiam I). D. (Calcutta)
Da Camara Pestana J. (Lisboa)

Da Camara, De Souza M. (Lisboa)

D' almeida, Verissimo J. (Lisboa)

Darbishire 0. W. (Manehester)

Dassonvtlle Ch. (Paris)

Dearness J. (London, Ont.)

De Pranciscis F. (Napoli)

D' ippolito G. (Modena)

Duss R. P. (Guadeloupe)

Engelke C. (Hannover)

Fautret F. (Corrombles, Cote d' Or)

Ferguson M. C. (Ithaca)

Ferry R. (St. Die, Vosges)

Gerard W. R. (Neiv York)

Gluck H. (Heildelberg)

Harz C. 0. (Miinchen)

Hedgcock G. G. (St. Louis, Mo.)

Heinsen E. (Hamburg)

Henneberg W. (Berlin)

Hitchcock A. S. (Washington)

Hohnel Fr. (vonJ (Wien)

Hollos L. (Kecskemet)

Holtermann C. [Berlin)

Hoye Kr. (Bergen)

Issatschenko B. (St. Petersbourg)

Istvaxffi G. (de) (Budapest)

Iwanoff K. S. (St. Petersbourg)

Jacobasch E. (Jena)

Jarius M. (Berlin i

Johnston J. R. (Cambridge Mass.)

Johow Fr. (Santiago)

Kabat J. E. (Wcl/rarn)

IviKniNFR 0. (Hohciilici m h. Stuttga/rt)

Kxockeb A. (Copenhagen)

*) Plurimi ex citatis botanicis opera v. opuscula mycologica benevole misei-unt,
quibus seque ac prius laudatis editor devinctissimus gratias agit.

K i kwitz R. ( /•'' rlin

Konino C. J. | Bussum

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Mii.ksi M. (/>'/'>-/'/

Mtllspaugh Ch F. (Chicago)

Mrs \i:i K . i '/'"/.'//'>

Montaldini C. (Liseiano)

Mulleb-Thubgau II. (Sehloss Wddensweil)

Mubbtll W. A. (Hl/arii)

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Neppi C. (.!//'•'>//'/!

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( Ilivteb E. ( Moulins)
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Paoli G. i l>'u/i/<i)
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Pbain I). (Seebpore nea/r OaUsutta)
Ractbobski M. ( Dublany)
Reinhab.dt M. 0. ( Berlin)
Rickeb P. L. | Washington)
Rdmm C. iStuttgart)
Savastano L. (Portiei)

ellenbebg H. C. (ZU/rieh)
Schwabz Fb. (Eberswalde)
Sl i;u\ A. (Napoli)
Solla R. (Pola)
Spaulding P. (St. Louis
Si lendobe A. (Scafati)
Stabitz R. (Grobxig)
Stbunck H. F. (Vilctoria, Kamerum)
Stuabi W. (La Fayette)
Tanaka Y. (Tokio)
Taylok Tii. (Washington)
Teppeb J. G. 0. (Adelaide)
Thfslkff A. (Helsingfors)
Ti-nii tkin X. (St. Petersbourg)
Tobbend C. (Lisboa)
Tubconi M. | Pavia
Ugoljni U. (Brescia)
Van BbEDA (Jara)
Van Delden (/>•,
Vanha J. J. (Briinn)
Volkabx A. (Ziirich)
Wagneb '■. II. (SehmiUea)
Wakkeb J. II. (Java)
Watees L. L. (Manhattan, Ka.)
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SEU CATALOGUS LIBRORUM QUI IN DIGERENDA SYLLOGE

PRAESTO PUERUNT

SUPPLEMENTUM ALTERUM

(Cfr. vol. I p. ix et vol. X p. xi *))

digessit Doct. J. B. TRAVERSO

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Allescherina e Cryptovalsa (Malp.,
XVII, 4lpgg., in-8) Genova 1902.

Aderhold R. — Revision der Species:
Venfuria chlorospora, incequalis
und ditricha Auctoruni (Hedwig.
XXXVI, pag. 67-83, 1 Taf., in-8)
Dresden 1897.

— Ueber den Vermehrungspilz, sein

Leben und seine Bekanipfung (Gar-

tenflora, 1897 ; 13 pgg., in-8) Ber-

lin 1897.
Aducco A. — U cancro della Canapa

(Italia agricola, XXXIII, pgg. 400-

402, figg., in-8) Piacenza 1896.
Albini A. — Di un fungo nuovo per

Pltalia (Malp., VIII, pgg. 302-303,

in-8) Genova 1894.
Albini A. et Pirotta R. — Cfr. Firotta.
Allescher A. — Ueber einige aus Siid-

bayern bisher nicht bekannte Pilze

(Bot. Centralbl. 1887, pgg. 12-19,

in-8) Cassel 1887.

— Verzeichnis der bisher in Siidbayern

beobachteten Peronosporaceen (XI
Berichte d. bot. Vereins in Land-
shut, 17 pgg., in-8) Landshut 1889.

— Verzeichnis in Siidbayern heobach-

teter Pilze. III Abth. (Ber. Bot.
Vereins in Landshut; 136 pgg. in-8)
Landshut 1892.
Allescher A. — Verzeichnis in Siid-
bayern beobachteter Pilze (Berichte
Bayer. Bot. Gesellsch, Bd. II, pgg.
12-19, in-8) Miinchen 1892.

— Verzeichnis fiir Siidbayern neu auf-

gefundener Pilze (Jahresb. Bayer.
Bot.Gesellsch ,Bd. I)Miinchen 1891.

— Beitrag zur Flora von Halle a. S.

(Hedw., XXXIII, pgg. 123-126,
in-8) Dresden 1894.

— Einige fiir das siidliche Bayern neue

Sphseropsideen, Melanconieen und
Hyphomyceten (Hedw. XXXIII,
pgg. 70-75, in-8) Dresdeu 1891.

— Diagnosen der in der IV Centurie

der Pungi bavarici exsiccati ausge-
gebenen neuen Arten (Allg. Botan.
Zeitschr., 1895 ; 6 pgg. in-8) Karls-
ruhe 1895.

— Mykologische Mittheilungen aus
Siidbayern (Hedw. XXXIV, pgg.
256-290, in-8) Dresden 1895.

— Eine Bemerkung zu Diaporthe tes-

sella (Allg. Bot Zeitschr., 1896;
1 pag. in-8) Karlsruhe, 1890.

••:•

) Cfr. Nota, vol. X p. xi.

Allescher A. -- Diagnosen einiger ueuer,
iin Jahre L896 gesammelter Arten
bayeri oher Pilze aus der Abteilung
der Fungi imperfecti (Ber. Bayer.
Bot. Gesellsch., Bd. IV, pgg. 31-
Iti. in-8) Munohen 1896.

— Diagnosen einiger nener, meist im

Jahre L896 .^esammelter Arten ba-
yerischer Pilze, nebst Bemerkun-
gen iiber einige kritische Arten
(Ber. Bay. Bot. Gesellsch., Bd, V;
1R pgg. in-S) Munchen 1897.

— Verzeichnis in Siidbayern beobach-

teter Pilze. IV (Ber. XV Bot. Ver.
in Landshut; 138 pgg., in-8) Land-
shut 1898.

— Pungi imperfecti (Sphozropsidaceai)

in Rabenhorst' s Kryptogamen-Flo-

ra, II, AuH. Leipzig 1898-1903.
Allescher A. et Hennings P. — Piize

aus dem Umanakdistrikt (15 pgg.,

in-4) 1892.
Allescher A. et Schnabl J. N. —

Fungi bavarici exsiccati Cent. VI
Bedw. XXXVI, pgg. 174-175, in-8)

Dresden 1897.
Allin N. et Mc. Bride. — Cfr.Mc. Bride.
Alpe V.# Briosi G. et Menozzi A. —

Cfr. Briosi.
Anastasia E. — DelT Erysiphe lampro-

carpa Lev. for. Nicotiance Comes

e sua forma conidiofora di Oidiuin
Boll. Coltivaz. Tabacchi Ist. Sca-

fati, I : 12 pgg., in-8, 1 tav.) Por-

tici 1903.
Anderson W. et Ellis J. B. — Vedi Ellis.
Appel O. — Zur Kenntnis der Ueber-

winterung des Oidium Tuckeri

(Centralbl. Bakt. eto. II Abt., Bd.

XI : 8 pgg., Ln-8, figg.) Jena 1908.
Appel O. e1 Strunk H. F. Ueber

. i 1 1 i ljt ■ - in Kamerum auf Theobroma

< 'acao beobaohtete Pilze < lentralb.

f. Bakt. i to., II Abt., Bd. XI; 12
'.. in-8, figg.) Jena 191
Acangeli G. — Sopra ana malattia
. • Nuov. < Hbrn. Bot. it.,

IX. pgg. 74-82: in-8, 1 tav.) Pisa
L877.

Arcangeli G. — Sulla Fistulina hepa-
tica 'Fr. (N. Giorn. Bot. it., X,
pgg. 869-374, in-8, 1 tav.) Pisa 1878.

— Brevi notizie sopra alcune Agarici-

dee (Bull. Soc. Bot. it. 1892, pgg.
172-176, in-8) Firenze 1892.

— Sopra alcune Agarioidee (Bull. Soc.

Bot. it., 1892, pg. 158-162, in-8)
Fiienze 1892.

— Sopra una mostruosita del I entinus

tiqrinus (N. Giorn. Bot. it., n. ser.,
II, pgg. 57-G2, in-8, 1 tav.) Fi-
renze 1895.

— Sugli avvelenamenti causati dai lun-

ghi e sui mezzi piu ellicaci per
prevenirli (Atti Acc. Georgof. XXI,
25 pgg., in-8) Firenze 1898.

— Sopra tre casi di avvelenamento per

funghi, sull' Amanita verna e sui
provvedimenti da prendersi contro
i funghi tossici (Proc. verb. Soc.
tosc. Sc. Nat., 1898: 10 pgg. in-8)
Pisa 1898.

— Una rapida escursione a Moncioni

ed a Brolio (N. Giorn. Bot. it., n.
ser., VI, pgg. 38-50, in-8) Firenze
1899.

— Sopra vari funghi raccolti nelFanno

1898 (Bull. Soc. Bot. it.. 189!). pgg.
16-22, in-8) Firenze 1899.

— Sulla tossicita del Pleurotus olea-

rius (Proc. verb. Soc. tosc. Sc. Nat.
1899, 6 pgg., in-8) Pisa 1899.

— L* Oidium leucoconium ed un Cicin-

nobolus sulle foglie delF Evonymus
jnponicus (Proc. verb. Soc. tosc. Sc.
Nat. 1900, 3 pgg., in-8) Pisa 1900.

Archer W. -- On two new species in
Saproleguiese, referable respective-
lv to the genus Saprolegnia and
Achyla (Journ. of Microsc. Sc, VII,
pgg. 121-127. in-8, 1 pl.) London
L867.

Arthur J. C. — Additions to the Cry-
ptogamio-Flora of Indiana (Pro-

ceed. Indiana Acad. of Sc, 1896,
3 pgg. in 8) Indianopolis 1896.
Arthur J. C. — Formalin for preven-
tion of Potato Scab (Perdue Uni-
versity Agr. Exp. Stat., Bull. 65,
vol. VIII, pgg. 19-36, in-8, 2 pl.)
La Fayette 1897.

— The Movement of protoplasm in

Coenocytic Hyphte (Ann. of Bot.,
XLIV, pgg. 491-507, in-8) London
1897.

— The common Ustilago of Maize (Bot.

Gazette, 1897, pgg. 44-46, in-8) Ohi-
cago 1897.

— Indiana plant rusts listed in ac-

cordance with latest nomenclature
(Proceed. Indiana Acad. of Sc. 1898,
pgg. 174-186, ir:-8) Indianopolis,
1898.

— The Asparagus rust (Ann. Rep. (13)

of Indiana Agr. Exp. Stat.. pg. 10-
14, in-8) La Fayette 1900.

— Damping off of Beets in the field

(ibid. pgg. 15-16, in-8) La Fayette
1900.

— Formalin and hot water as pre-

ventives of Loose Smut of Wheat
(ibid. pgg. 17-24, in-8) La Fayette
1900.

— Chrysanthemum Rust (Perdue Uni-

versity Agr. Exper. Stat., Bull. 85,
vol. X, pgg. 143-150, in-8) La
Fayette 1900.

— New species of Uredineae I (Bull.

Torr. Bot. Club., 28, pg. 661-666,
in-8) New York 1901.

— An edible Fungus (Rep. 14 Indiana

Agric. Exper. Stat., 2 pgg., in-8,
2 pl.) La Fayette 1902.

— Problems in the study of plant rusts

(Bot. Soc. of America, publicat. 22,
18 pgg-, in-8) Lancaster 1902.

— Cultures of Uredinese in 1900 and

1901 (Joum. of Mycol., 8, pgg. 51-
56, in-8) Columbus 1902.

— The Uredinese occurring upon Phrag-

mites, Spartina and Arundinaria

XI

in America (Bot. Gazette XXXIV,
20 pgg., in-8, figg.) Chicago 1902.
Arthur J. C. — Clues to relationship
among hetercecious plant rusts
(Bot. Gaz. XXXIII, pgg. 62-66,
in-8) Chicago 1902.

— New species of Uredinese II (Bull.

Torr. Bot. Club., 29, pgg. 227-231,
in-8) New York 1902.

— Cultures of Uredine<e in 1902 fBot.

Gaz. XXXV, pgg. 10-23, in-8) Chi-
cago 1903.

— The ^Ecidium as a device to restore

vigor to the fungus (23 ann. Meet.
Soc. f. promotion of Agric. Science,
4 pgg. in-8) s. 1., 1903.

— The genus Puccinia (Proc. Indiana

Ac. of Sci. 1902, pgg. 81-83, in-8)
Indianopolis 1903.

— Cultures of Uredineae in 1903 (Jo-

urn. of Mycol. X, pgg. 8-21, in-8)
Columbus 1903.

— New species of Uredinese III (Torr.

Bot. Club, 31; 8 pgg., in-8) New
York 1904.

Arthur J. C. et Bolley H. L. — Ba-
cteriosis of Carnations (Perdue U-
niv. Agr. Exp. Stat., Bull. n. 59,
vol. VII, pgg. 17-29, in-8, 8 pl.)
La Fayette 1896.

Arthur J. C. et Golden K. E. — Di-
seases of the sugar beet root (Ibid.,
bull. n. 39, vol. III, pgg. 54-62,
in-8, 1 pl.) La Fayette 1892.

Arthur J. C. et Holway E. W. D. —

Descriptions of American Uredinese

(Bull. Lab. Nat. Hyst. Univers.

Jowa, vol. III- V) Jowa 1895-1902:

I (vol. III, pgg. 44-57, in-8, 3 pl.)

II (vol. IV, pgg. 377-402, in-8, 9 pl.)

III (vol. V, pgg. 171-193, in-8, 4 pl.
et figg.)

IV (vol. V, pgg. 311-334, in-8, 9 pl.).

— et — Violet rusts of North America

(Minnesota Bot. Stud. 1901, p. 631-
641, in-8, 1 pl.) Minnesota 1901.
Arthur J. C. et Stuart W. — Corn

XII

Smut ( Ann. Eep. I 12) Indiana Agr.
Exp. Stat. for 1898-99, pgg. 84-185,
in-s. i pl.e1 figg.) La Fayette 1900.

Ascherson P. — Beitrag zur Flora
JSgyptens i Sitznngsb.bot.yer. Prov.
Brandenbn rg, XXI, pgg.63-74, in-8)
Berlin 187:».

— Mittbeilnngen (Ibid., XXII, pgg.

123-137 et XXIV. pgg. 22-28, in-8)
Berlin 1880-lSsj.

Ascherson P. et Magnus P. — Die
Verbreitnng der Farbenvariationen
saftiger Ericaceen-Friichte und der
Vacciniurn und lihododendron be-
wohnenden Sclerotinia-Arten (Mit-
tlieil. Bayer. Bot. Gesell. 1893, 3
pgg., in-8) Miinchen 1893.

Atkinson G. F. — A new Anthracnose
of the Privet — and — Note on the
Cercospora of Celery blight. (Cor-
nell Univers. Agric. Exp. Stat.,
bull. n. 49, pagg. 306-316, in-8, figg.)
Ithaca 1892.

— Steps toward a revision of the li-

nosporous species of North Ameri-
can graminicoluus Lypocreaceai
(Bull. Torr. Bot. Club, 21,pgg. 222-
225, in-8) New York 1894.

— Damping Off (Cornell Univ. Agr.

Exp. Stat., bull. n. 91, pagg. 233-
272, in-8, fig.) Ithaca 1895.

— Some fungi from Alabama, collected

chiefly during the years 1889-1892
(Bull. Cornell Univers. (Science)
vol. III, pgg. 1-50, in-8) Ithaca
1897.

— Studies iind illustrations of Mu-

shrooms. I (Comell Univ. Agr. Exp.
stat . bnll. n. 188, pgg. 837-366,
in-s. figg.) [tbaea l^ i
- Studies c-tc. II (lhid., bull. n. 168,
pagg. 193-616, figg.) Itbaca 1899.

— Three new genera of the higer

fongi: EomyceUa, Eoterfezia, l>i-
etyboh Bot. Qazette XXXIV, pgg.
18, in-s. figg.) Chieago J:-

— Preliminary Notes on some new

speoies of Fungi (Journ. of. Mycol.,
VII, pgg. 110-119, in-8) Columbus
1902.
Atkinson G. F. — Preliminary Note
on two new genera of Basidiomy-
cetes {Ibid. pgg. 106-107, in-8) Co-
lumbus 1902.

— A new species of Geaster (Bot. Ga-

zette, XXX VI: pgg. 303-305, in-8,
figg.) Chicago 1903.

— A new species of Calostoma (Journ.

of Mycol. IX. pgg. 14-17, in-8j Co-
lumbns 1903.

— The genus Ilarporhytrium in the

United States (Annal. Mycol. I,
pgg. 479-502, in-8, 1 pl.) Berlin-
Potsdam 1903.

— Note on the genus Harpochytrium

( Journ. of Mycol. X, pgg. 3-8, in-S.
1 pl. et figg.) Columbus 1901.
Audouin V. — Recherches anatorniques
et physiologiques sur la maiadie
contagieuse qui attaque les Vers a
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Baccarini P. — Appunti per la biolo-
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(Malp. II, pgg. 325-337, in-Sj Mes-
sina 1888.

— Sopra un curioso cecidio della Cap-

paris spinosa (Malp. VII, pgg. 405-
414, in-8, 1 tav.) Genova 1893.

— U Mal nero della Vite: Dacillus ri-

iivorus Baco. (Staz. Sper. Agr. ital.
XXV, pgg. 444-517, in-8, 5 tav.)
Modena 1893.

— Sul Mal nero delle Viti (Bull. Soc.

Bot. it., 1891. pgg. 228-237, in-8)
Firenze 1891.

— Sulla « Petecchia » o « Vaiolo » de-

gli Agrumi (Ibid. pgg. 224-228)
Firenze 1894.

— Intorno ad una malattia della Pal-

ma da datteri (Bull. Soc. Bot. it.

1895, pgg. 196-203, in-8) Firenze
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Baccarini P. — Sopra alcuni micror-
ganisnii del disodile di Melilli. Nota
prelim. (Boll. Acc. Gioenia Sc. Nat.,
LXIV, 4 pgg., in-8) Catania 1900.

— Appunti biologici intorno a due V.y-

pomyces (N. Giorn. Bot. it., n. ser.,
vol. IX, 16 pgg., in-8) Firenze 1902.

— Sopra i caratteri di qualche Endo-

gone (Ibid., X, 16 pgg. in-8) Fi-
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— Noterelle micologiche (Ibid , XI,

pgg. 416-422, in-8, 1 tav/ Firenze

1904.
Baglietto Fr. — Materiali per la mi-

cologia italiana (Comm. Soc. Critt.

ital. II, pgg. 261-265, in-8) Genova

1865.
Baldrati I. — Di due micromiceti sco-

perti nel Ferrarese, nuovi per la

flora italica (Bull. Soc. Bot. it. 1897,

pgg. 244-246, in-8) Firenze 1897.

— La melanosi delle Viti americane

(L' Italia agricola, XXXVI, pgg.
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Balsamo G. et De Notaris G. — Enu-
merazione delle piante crittogame
non descritte nella Flora crittoga-
mica . . . . del Dott. Ciro Pollini
(Bibliot. ital. LXIX e LXX) Mi-
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Bambeke Ch. (van) — Hyphes vascu-
laires du mycelium des Autobasi-
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Mem. cour. d. savants etrang. ; 30
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Ganoderma lucidum (Bot. Jaar-
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(Brot.) Fr. (Bull. Soc. Myc. Fr.,
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xm
Bambeke Ch. (van) - Sur une mon-
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— Le Coccobotrys xylophilus (Fr. )

Boud. et Pat. est le mycelium de
Lepiota meleagris (Sow.) Sacc. — et
— Quelques remarques touchant
Lepiota meleagris (Bull. Soc. Bot.
Belg., XXXIX, pgg. 81-88, in-8,
1 pl.) Gand 1900.

— Le mycelium de Lepiota meleagris

(Mem. Acad. roy. Belg., t. LIV,
57 pgg , in-8, 7 pl.) Bruxelles 1902.

— Sur un exemplaire monstrueux de

Polyporu; sulfureus (Bull. Soc.
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Paris 1902.

— Sur la presence de cristalloide chez

les Autobasidiomycetes (Bull. Acad.
roy. Belg. 1902, 24 pgg.. in-8, 1 pl.)
Bruxelles 1902.

— Sur 1' evolution nucleaire et la spo-

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Bandi W. — Beitnige zur Biologie der
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Banker H. J. — A preliininary con-
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Barbey W. — Flora? Sardose Compen-
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Bargellinl D. — Lettre accompagnant
1' envoy du Baflarrea Guicciardia-
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Barker B. T. P. — A fragrant « My-
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XIV

Barker B. T. P. — A Conjugating

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Baroni £. — Noterelle crittogamiche

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Baroni E. et Del Guercio G. — Sulla

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— et — llimedii contro la infezione pro-

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Barsali E. — Conspectus Hymenomy-
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Barteletti V. — Sopra una singolare

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Bartholomew E. — The Kansas Ure-
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Bartholomew E. et Ellis J. B. - Cfr.
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Bary A. (de) Cfr. De Bary.

Bataille F. el Quelet L. — Ofr. Quilet

Baudmann S. — Ueber die Pilzvege-

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Baumler J. A. — Zur Pilzliora Nie-
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Beitrage zur Kryptogamen-Flora
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— Fungi novi Herbarii Musei Palatini

Vindobonensis (Annal. Naturhist.
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— Notiz iiber Brefeldia (Verh. zool.-

bot. Geselisch. Wien 1899, 2 pgg.,
in-8) Wien 1899.

— Beitriige zur Kryptogamen-Flora

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Vereines f. Nat. - und Heilkunde
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Bay J. C. — The Spore-forming spe-
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(American Naturalist, XXVII, pgg.
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Beardslee H. C. — Notes on the A-
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Cincinnati 1902.

Beauverie J. — Sur le polymorphisme
de 1' appareil conidien du Scleroti-
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Soc. Bot. Lyon, XXIV. 24 pgg.,
in-8), Lyon 1899.

— Etudes sur le jiolymorlisme des

Champignons. Inliuence du milieu
(l vol. in-8) Paris 1900.
Beck v. Mannagetta G. R. — Ueber
eine neue Krankbeit unserer lia-
dieschen (Sitzungsb. deutscb. na-

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Beck v. Mannagetta G. R. — Ueber
das Vorkommen des auf der Stu-
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Baerii Peyr. in Bohmen (Ibid.
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— et alii — Schedse ad « Kryptoga-

mas exsiccatas » editse a Museo Pa-
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Behrens J. Ueber den Schwamm der
Tabaksetzlinge (Zeitschr. Pflan-
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Beijerinck M. W. — Recherches sur
la maladie de gomme chez les plan-
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in-8, 2 pl.) Harlem 1884.

Beijerinck M. W. et Delden A. (van) —
Ueber die Assimilation des freien
Stickstoffs durch Bakterien (Cen-
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in-8) Jena 1902.

Belli S. — Addenda ad floram sardoam
(Bull. Soc. Bot. it. 1903,^2 pgg.,
in-8) Firenze 1903.

Belli S. et Mattirolo O. — Cfr. Mat-
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Berkeley M. J. — British Fungi (1 vol.
in-8) London 1836.

— Fungi of New Zeland and Tasma-

nia. 1860.

— Hybernation of Fungi. The genus

Sclerotium (Intellectual Observer,
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1862.

— The fungus foot of India (Ibid. II,

pgg. 248-257, in-8, figg.) London
1863.

— A new british fungus (Ibid., V; 3

pgg., in-8, 1 pl.) London 1864.

— Egg parasites and their relatives

(Ibid. V, pgg. 147-153, in-8, 1 pl.)
London 1864.

— Notes on Fungi II. White-spored

xv

Mushrooms (Ibid. VII, pg. 163-167.
in-8, 1 pl.) London 1865.
Berkeley M. J. — Truffies and Morels
(Ibid. IX, pgg. 28-33, in-8, 1 pl.)
London 1866.

— Egg fungi (Ibid. IX, pgg. 401-406,

in-8, 2 pl.) London 1866.

— Notes on Fungi V. Ferruginous-spo-

red Agarics (Ibid., IX, pgg. 93-98,
in-8, 1 pl.) London 1866.

— On two new british fungi (Trans.

Linn, Soc. XXV, pgg. 431-432, in-
4, 1 pl.) London 1866.

— Two new fungi (Journ. of Bot. 1876,

pgg. 248-249, in-8, figg.) London
1876.

— Notices of north-american fungi

(200 pgg., in-8, ex Grevillea) Lon-
don 1872-1876.

— On underground Fungi (Fungi hy-

pogsei) London 1881.

— On the thread blight of Tea (Journ.

Micr. Sc. XV. pgg. 131-133, in-8,
figg.) London, 1875.
Berlese Am. — Rapporti fra la Vite
ed i Saccaromiceti (Riv. pat. veg.,
V, pgg. 211-237, 263-282, 295-342,
364-360; VI pgg. 1-20, 24-44, in-8.
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— Prove di fermentazione del mosto

con fermenti non provenienti di-
rettamente dall' uva (Staz. Sper.
Agr. it., XXX, pgg. 513-536, in-8)
Modena 1897.

Berlese Ant. et Mottareale G. — Cfr.
Mottareale.

Berlese Aug. N. — La diffusione delle
spore dei iunghi a mezzo dei pic-
coli Artropoii (Bull. Soc. Ven,-
Trent. Sc. Nat., III, pgg. 83-89,
in-8) Padova 1883.

— Intorno allo sviluppo di due nuovi

Ipocreacei (Malpighia, V, pgg. 386-
418, in-8, 3 tav.) Genova 1892.

— Rapporti tra Dematophora e Rosel-

Unia (Riv. Pat. Veg. I, pgg. 3-17
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XVI

Berlese Aug. N. — Sur le developpe-
ment de quelques champignons no-

uvcaux ou critiques (Bull. Soo. Myc.
IV.. VIII. pgg. 94-112, in-8, 2 pl.)
Paris 1882.

— Descrizione di alcuni nuovi generi

di Pirenomiceti (Atti Congr. bot.
Genova 1892, pgg. 567-576, in-8,
1 tav.) Genova 1893.

— Osservazioni critiche sulla ('ercospo-

ra Vitis (Riv. Pat. veg. I, pgg. 258-
264, in-8) Padova 1893.

— Sopra una nuova malattia fungina

del Leccio (Riv. Pat. veg. I, pgg.
285-295, in-S) Avellino 1893.

— Note sulla Peronospora della Vite

(Ibid. II, pgg. 109-110) Avellino
1893.

— II seccume del Castagno (Ibid. II,

pgg. 194-226, 3 tav.) Avellino 1893.

— Una nuova malattia del Fico (Ibid.

II, pgg. 251-253, in-8) Avellino 1893.

— Relazione sulla infezione della pe-

ronospora in Italia nel 1893 e sui
risultati della lotta intrapresa allo
scopo di combattere il parassita
(Ibid. II, pgg. 337-384, in-8) Avel-
lino 1894.

— I parassiti vegetali delle piante col-

tivate o utiii (vol. in-8, di pgg. I-
XVI e 1-216, figg.) Milano 1894.
Un nuovo marciume dell' insalata
Itiv. Pat. veg., III, pgg. 339-342,
in-8) Avellino 189"».

— Prima contribuzione allo studio della

morfologia e biologia <li Cladospo-

riuni e Dematium <U>i<l., IV. pgg.

16, in-8, 6 tnv.) Firenze 1895.

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oapaoi di determinare la fermen-
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. Avcllino L896.

— Saccharomycea e Dematium Itiv.

Pat. x' ".. \'. pgg 74-81, in-8) Pi-
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— La olassifioazione dei Pirenomioeti

ed il « Saggio sui prevedibili fun-
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Firenze 1896.
Berlese Aug. N. — Sulla struttura e
sviluppo della Vileolaria 'lerebinihi
e sulla sua apparsa in Italia ( Ibid.,

V, pgg. 287-294, fig.) Firenze 1896.

— Nuovi studi sulla malattia del fru-
mento sviluppatasi nel 1895 in Sar-
degna (Ibid., V, pag. 88) Firenze
1890.

— Le malattie del Gelso ( Ibid., V. pgg.

98-107 e 196-210, in-8) Firenzel896.

— Studi citologici sui funghi. I lbid.,

VI, pgg. 66-75, in-8, 2 tav.) Fi-
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— Ueber die Befruchtung und Entwi-

ckelung der Oosphare bei den Pe-
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Bot. XXXI, pgg. 159-196, in-8, 4
Taf.) Berlin 1897.

— Saggio di una monografia delle Pe-

ronosporacee (Riv. Pat. veget., VI,
pgg. 78-101 et 237-269, VII, pgg.
19-37, IX, pgg. 1-126, X!Pgg.l85-
298. in-8, figg.) Firenze 1897-1900.

— Studi citologici sui fnngbi. II (Riv.

Pat. veg. VII, pgg. 143-152, in-8,
1 tav.) Firenze 1898.

— II Cladochytrium Violoz Berl. e la

malattia che produce (Ibid., VII,

pgg. 167-172, in-8,fig.) Firenzel8:>:>.
Berlese A. N. et Peglion V. — Mi-

cromiceti toscani (N. Giorn. Bot.

it. XXIV, pgg. 97-172, in-8, 2 tav.)

Firenze 1892.
Berlese A. N. et Roumeguere C. —

Champignons nouveaux dn Tonkin

(Revne Mycol. X, pgg.75-7S.in-s.

1 pl.) Toulouse 1888.
Berlese A. N. et Saccardo P. A. —

< 'tY. Sarcardo /'. A.
Bernatsky J. — Beitrage zur Kenntnia

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Bertoloni G. — Osservazioni posteriori
intorno alla malattia del falchetto
(N. Giorn. Bot. it., X, pgg. 374-
383, in-8, 1 tav.) Pisa 1878.

Bertoloni A. nep. — Nuovo Oidium
del Lauroceraso (lbid., XI, pgg.
389-394, in-8) Pisa 1879.

— Sul parassitismo dei funghi (Ibid.,

XII, pgg. 19-24, in-8) Pisa 1880.
Billet A. et Giard A. — Ofr. Giard.
Billings F. H. — Ueber Starke corro-

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zu Amylotrogus Roze (Flora, Bd.

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Binz C. — Ueber Pilze in arzneilichen

Fliissigkeiten ( Wiener Medizin.

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1880.
Bischoff G. W. — Kryptogamen-Kun-

de (1 vol. in-8) Leipzig 1860.
Blakeslee A. F. — Zygospore forma-

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ser., XI, 5 pgg., in-8) New York

1901.
Blonski F. — Wyniki Poszukivavi Flory-

stycznych Skrytokvviatowich (Pa-

mietnika Fizyjograficznego, X, 30

pgg. in-8) Warszawa 1890.

— Symbolse ad floram mycologicam Po-

loniae (Ibid., XIV, pgg. 63-93, in-8)

Warszawa 1896.
Blume et Nees ab Esenbeck Th. F.

L. — Cfr. Nees.
Blytt A. — Bidrag til kundskaben om

Norges soparter. III. Myxomyceter

(Christ. Vidensk.-Selsk. Forhandl.

1892; 13pgg.,in-8)Christiania 1892.

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in-8) Christiania 1896.

Bokorny Th. — Ueber die Abhiingi-
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der Hefe von verschiedenen iiusse-
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Bolley H. L. et Arthur J. C. - C.fr.
Arthur.

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London 1895.
Bolton J. — Geschichte der merck-
wiirdigsten Pilze (4 vol. in-8) Ber-
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Bommer J. E. et Rousseau M. — Fun-
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pgg. 151-166, in-8) Gand 1896.

— et — Note preliininaire sur les Cham-

pignons recueillis par 1'Expedition

antarctique belge (Bull. Acad. roy.

Belg. 1900, pgg. 640-646, in-8)

Bruxelles 1900.
Bonansea S. — Contribution a 1'etude

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Alzate 1903, pgg. 125-133 et 136-

142, in-8) Mexico 1902.
Bonorden H. F. — Zur Kenntnis eini-

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Coniomyceten und Cryptomyceten

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Borch M. (de) — Cfr. De Borch.
Borzi A. — Dargellinia, nuovo asco-

micete delForecchia umana (Malp.

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1889.
Boudier E. — Des champignons au

point de vue de leurs caracteres

usuels, chimiques et toxicologiques

(Ac. Imp. Medec. de Paris, 1866 ;

136 pgg., in-8, pl.) Paris 18ti6.

— Sur une anomalie rernarquable de

Y Agaricus maculatus (Bull. Soc.
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1 pl.) Paris 1872.

— Nouvelles espkces de Champignons

de France (Ibid., XXVIII, pgg.
91-98, in-8, 2 pl.) Paris 1881.

— Description de deux nouvelles espe-

cesde Discomycetes du genre Lach-
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XVIII

VII. pgg. 147-150, in-s. 1 pl.) Nan-
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Boudier E. — Nouvelles especes ou
rarietes de champignons de France
(Bull. Soc. Myc. Fr. XIII, L0 pgg.,
in-s. 3 pl.) Lons-le Saunier ls:i7.

— Rovision analytique des Morilles

de Prance (Ibid., XIII, 27 pgg.,
in-8) Lons-le-Saunier 1897.
- Sur deux nouvelles especes d'Asco-
boles et observations sur 1' Umula
Craterium reeemment decouverte
en France (Ibid., XIV, 7 pgg., in-8,
1 pl.) Lons-le-Saunier 1898.

— Sur les rapports qui existent entre

1'evolution et les divers organes
des Champignons et ceux des Pha-
nerogaines (Cpt. rend. Congr. Soc.
savantes en 1898; 20 pgg., in-8)
Paris 1898.

— Note sur un cas de iorniation de

chapeaux secondaires sur un pedi-
cule du Ganoderma lucidum (Bull.
Soc. Myc. Fr. XV; 4 pgg. in-8)
Lons-le-Saunier 1899.

— Note sur quelques chainpignons

nouveaux des environs de Paris
(Ibid., XV, 8 pgg., in-8, 2 pl.)
Lons-le-Saunier 1899.

— Description d' une nouvelle espece

d' Ecobasidium parasite de VAsple-
nium filix-faim. — et — Note sur
le Tricholoma colossuiu Fr. (Ibid.,
XVI, 8 pgg., iu-8, 1 pl.) Lons-le-
Saunier 1900.

— Chnmpignons nouveaux de France

(Ibid., XVIII, 10 pgg, in-8, 3 pl.)
Paris 1902.

— Observations sur quelques-unes des

principales especes d' Amanites
(Ihnl.. XVIII. 28 pgg., in-8, 1 pl.)
ParU 1'."'-'.
Boudier E. et Fischer E. — Kapport
ir les especes de ohampignons
trouveeg pendanl L'assemblee a Ge-
neve et les cxcursions faites en Va-
Lais par les 9 de botanique

de France et de Suisse du 5 au
15 aoiit 1894 (Bnll. Soc. Bot. Fr.,
XI.I. pgg. CCXXXVII-CCXLIX.
in-s) Paris 1891.

Boudier E. et Patouillard N. — Note
sur deux nouvelles especes de cham-
pignons des environs de Nice C.To-
urn. de Bot., II, pgg. 445-416, in-8,
1 pl. pr. p.) Paris 1888.

Boulanger E. — Sur le polymorphi-
sme du genre Sporotrichum May-
dis (Rev. gen. Bot. VII, 12 pgg..
in-8, 4 pl.) Paris 1895.

— Sur une forme conidienne nouvelle

dans le genre ('haztomium (Ibid.,
IX, 10 pgg., in-8, 3 pl.) Paris 1897.

— Developpement et polymorphisme

du Volutella Scopula (Ibid., IX,
6 pgg., in-8, 1 pl.) Paris 1897.

— Les mycelium truffiers blancs (23

pgg. in-4, 3 pl.) Paris 1903.

— Germination de 1'ascospore de la

Truffe (20 pgg., in-4, 2 pl.) Paris

1903.
Boyer G. — Observations sur une The-

lephoree vivant sur la Vigne: Ile-

licobasidiuiu purpureum (Ann.

Ecole Agric. Montpellier, VIII; 9

pgg., in-8, 2 pl.) Montpellier 1895.
Boyer G. et Jaczewski A. (de)— Mate-

riaux pour la rlore nivfologique des

environs deMontpellier (Ibid., 1894,

48 pgg., in-8, figg.) Montpellier

1894.
Braun J. — Botanischer Bericht uber

die Flora von Kamerun (Mittli.

deutsch. Schutzgebieten 1889, 36

pgg., in-8) Berlin 1889.
Breda J. (van) — Rood-rot en andere

ziekten in Het Suikerriet (Meded.

v. Het Proefst. v. Suikerr. in West-

Java; 38 pgg. 8) Semarang 1892.
Brefeld O. — Mykologische Mitthei-

luugen (Sitzungsb. (lesell. naturf.

Freunde Berlin 1S76, 38 pgg., in-8)

Berlin 1876.

— Ueber Entomophthoreen und ihre

Verwandten (lbid., 1877, 18 pgg.,
in-8) Berlin 1877.
Brefeld O. — Qeber die Bedeutnng
des Lichtes ffir die Entwickelung
der Pilze (Ibid., 1877, pgg. 127-
136, in-8) Berlin 1877.

— Der Reis-Brand und der Setaria-

Brand, die Entwickelungsglieder
neuer Mutterkornpilze (Botan. Cen-
trabl. LXV, 11 pgg. in-8) Cassel
1896.
Bresadola J. — Discomycetes nonnulli
tridentini novi (Rev. Mycol. IV,
pgg. 211-212, in-8) Toulouse 1882.

— Iinenomiceti nuovi (Bull. Soc. Bot.

it. 1892, pgg. 196-197, in-8) Firenze
1892.

— Fungi aliquot novi saxonici (Hedw.

1892, pgg. 40-41, in-8) Dresden
1892.

— Funghi dello Scioa e della Colonia

Eritrea (Ann. Ist. Bot. Roma V,
7 pgg., in-4, 1 tav.) Roma 1893.

— Fungi aliquot saxonici novi. II

(Hedw. 1893, pgg. 32-33 in-8) Dre-
sden 1893.

— Mycetes australienses novi, et emen-

danda ad floram mycologicam Au-
stralias (Hedw. 1893, pgg. 118-119,
in-8) Dresden 1893.

— Di due specie interessanti di funghi

della Hora micologica italiana (Atti
Accad. Agiati, XI, 7 pgg., in-8, 2
tav.) Rovereto 1893.

— Fungi aliquot saxonici novi vel cri-

tici. III (Hedw. XXXIII, pgg. 206-
210, in-8) Dresden 1894.

— Sul Lartarius sanguifluus Paul.

(Bull. Soc. Bot. it. 1895, pgg. 35-
38, in-8) Firenze 1895.

— Fungi aliquot saxonici novi. IV

(Hedw. XXXV, pgg. 199-201, in-8)
Dresden 1896.

— Fungi brasilienses lecti a Dr. Al-

fredo Moller (Hedw. XXXV, pgg.
276-302, in-8) Dresden 1896.

— Alcuni funghi della Somalia e della

xix
Colonia Eritrea (Ann. Ist. Bot. Ro-
ma, VI, pgg. 177-180, in-4) Roma
1897.
Bresadola J. — Genus MoUeria Bres.
critice disquisitum (Bull. Soc. Bot.
it. 1897, pgg. 291-292, in-8) Fi-
renze 1897.

— Di una nuova specie di Uredinea:

Melampsora Gelmii (Ibid., pgg. 74-
75) Firenze 1897.

— Hymenomycetes hungarici kmetiani

(Atti Acc. Agiati, ser. III, vol. III.
pgg. 66-120, in-8) Rovereto 1897.

— Fungi aliquot saxonici novi. V

(Hedw. XXXVI, pgg. 381-382, in-
8) Dresden 1897.

— I funghi mangerecci e velenosi del-

1' Europa media (vol. in-8, pgg. I-
XV et 1-136, 109 tav.) Milano
1899.

— Fungi aliquot saxonici novi. VI

(Hedw. XXXIX, p. 325-323, in-8)
Dresden 1900.

— Hymenomycetes fuegiani (K. Ve-

tensk.-Akad. Forhandl. 1900, pgg.
311-316, in-8) Stockholm 1900.

— Mycetes lusitanici novi (Atti Acc.

Agiati. ser. III, vol. VIII, 11 pgg.,
in-8, 1 tav.) Rovereto 1902.

— Diagnoses lungorum novorum (Bro-

teria, II, pgg. 87-92, in-8) Lisboa
1903.

— Fungi polonici a cl. viro B. Eichler

lecti (Ann. mycol. I, pgg. 65-131,
in-8) Berlin-Potsdam 1903.
Bresadola J. et Cavara F. — Mani-
polo di fungi di Terracina (N.
Giorn. Bot. it., n. ser., vol. VII,
pgg. 311-315, in-8, 1 tav.) Firenze
1900.

— et — Funghidi Vallombrosa II (lbid.,

VIII, 26 pgg., in-8) Firenze 1901.
Bresadola J., Hennings P. et Magnus

P. — Cfr. Hemiings.
Bresadola J. et Saccardo P. A. —

Enumerazione dei funghi della Val-

sesia raccolti dall' Ab. A. Carestia:

XX

I (Malp. XI, pgg. 241-325, in-8) Ge-

nova 1897.
1 1 (Malp. XIII, pgg. 425-432, in-8)
Genova 1S99.
Bresadola J. et Saccardo P. A. —
ETtragi Congoenses (Bull. Soc Bot.
Belg., XXXVIII, pgg. 152-168,
in-s, 5 tab.) Bruxelles 1899.

— et — Cfr. Saccardo /'. A.
Breton A. (Le) — Cfr. Le Breton.
Briard M. — Catalogue des Herbiers

du Mnsee de la ville de Troyes
(Mem. Soc. Acad.de 1'Aube, LVIII;
119 pgg., in-8) Troyes 1895.

Brick C. — Ueber Necfria cinnabarina
(Tode) Fr. (Jahrb. Hamburgisch.
Wissensch. Anstalt. X, 14 pgg.,
in-8) Hamburg 1893.

Briganti V. — Istoria di una nuova
specie di fungo della famiglia degli
Agarici... etc. (Atti Acc. Sc. fis. e
mat. Napoli, III, 16 pgg., in-4, tav.)
Napoli 1842.

Brinkmann W. — Vorarbeiten zu einer
Pilzrlora Westfalens. I Nacbtrag
(XXVI Jahresb. Westfal. Prov.-
Ver. f. Wiss u. Kunst, pgg. 126-
133, in-8) Miinster 1898.

Briosi G. — Rassegne crittogamiche.
(Continuatio) Roma 1892-1904.

— Alcune erborizzazioni nella Valle di

Gressoney (At. Ist. Bot. Pavia, II,
pgg. 41-55. in-8) Milano 1890.
Briosi G. et Farneti R. — Intorno
alPavvizzimento dei germogli del
Gelso. Nota preliminare (llend. Acc.
Lincei, cl. Sc, ser. V, vol. X, pgg.
61-64, in-4) Roma 1901.

— et — Intorno ad un nuovo tipo di Li-

cheni ;i tallo oonidifero etc. (Atti
Ist. Bot. Pavia, VIII, 17 pgi;.. in-S,
2 tav.) Milano 1902.

— et — Sopra ona grave malattia che

detnrpa i frntti <1«*1 Limone in Sici-
lia, Nbta preliminare i l pgg. in-8)
Pavia L902.

— et — [ntorno alla ruggine bianca dei

Limoni: parte I: i frutti (At. Ist.

Bot. Pavia,vol. X, 60 pgg., in-8, 11

tav.) Milano 1904.
Briosi G. et Farneti R. — SulPavviz-

zimento dei germogli del Gelso. 2ft

nota preliminare (f^t. Ist. Bot.Pavia,

vol. X, 4 pgg., in-8) Milano 1904.
Briosi G., Menozzi A. et Alp3 V. —

Studio dei metodi intesi a combat-

tere il brusone nel Riso (Ibid., IV,

pgg. XLIV-LXXVIII, in-8, fig.)

Milano 1897.
Britzelmayr M. — Hymenomyceten aus

Siidbayern. (Cont.) Augsburg 18s9-

1894.
Brizi U. — Prime indagini intorno ad

una nuova malattia del Granotuivo

osservata in Roma (Boll. Not. Agr.

XV, II, pgg. 563-561, in-8) Roma

1893.

— Sul Cycloconium oleaginum Cast.

(Bull. Soc. Bot. it. 1894, pgg. 185-
188, in-8) Firenze 1894.

— Due nuove specie del genere Pesta-

lozzia (Ibid., 1895, pgg. 81-83, in-8)
Firenze 1895.

— Micromiceti nuovi per la Hora ro-

mana(/o«Z., 1895, pgg ,93-101, in-8)
Firenze 1895.

— Sulla brunissure o annerimento delle

foglie della Vite (Staz. Sper. Agr.
it., XXVIII; 19 pgg., in-8, 1 tav.)
Modena 1895.

— Una nuova malattia (antracnosi) del

Mandorlo (Riv. Pat. veg. IV, pgg.
293-303, in-8, 1 tav.) Pirenae 1896.

— Intorno alle cause della malsania

del Nocciolo nell' Avellinese e nella
Terra di Lavoro (Boll. Not. Agr;
XIX. pgg. 313-317, in-8) Roma 1897.

— II vaiuolo dell' Olivo e modo di com-

batterlo(Staz.8per. Agr.it. XXXII;
72 pgg , iu-8, 2 tav.) Molena 1899.

— Sulla malattia degli Olivi denomi-

nata brusca (Boll. Min. Agr. Ind.
Comm. 1903, 40 pgg., in-S. 4 tav.)
Roma 1903.

Brizi U. et Cuboni G. — Cfr. Cuboni.

Brondeau L. (de) — Cfr. De Lrondeau.

Brongniart Ch. et Cornu M. — Epi-
demie causee sur des Dipteres du
genre Syrphus par un Champignon
Entomophthora (Ass. franc. Avanc.
d. Sc, 1878, 4 pgg. in-8) Paris 1878.

Brunaud P. — Contributions a la flore
mycologique de 1' Ouest. Sphaeria-
cees (Ann. Sc. Nat.; 219 pgg. in-8)
La Rochelle J884.

— Hymenomycetes a ajouter a la flore

mycologique des environs de Sain-
tes (Bull. Soc. Bot. Fr. XXXIII,
pgg. B07-B12, in-8) Paris 1886.

— Liste des Hyphomycetes r^coltes aux

environs de Saintes (Act. Soc. Linn.
Bordeaux, XL : 27 pgg., in-8) Bor-
deaux 1887.

— Champignons a ajouter a la flore

inycologique des environs de Sain-
tes. 25 ser. (Bull. Soc. Bot. Fr.
XXXIV, pgg. 427-431, in-8) Paris
1887.

— Especes et varietes nouvelles de

Sdhseropsidees trouvees aux envi-
rons de Saintes (Journ. de Bot.
1887 ; 3 pgg., in-8) Paris 1887.

— Liste des Pyrenomycetes recoltes

jusque a ce jour dans la Charente-
inferieure (Bull. Bibl. Scient. de
T Ouest 1888; 40 pgg., in-8) Nantes
1888.

— Spheeropsidees r&coltees jusq' a ce

jour dans la Charente-inferieure
(90 pgg. in-8) Saintes 1890.

— Glanules mycologiques I-IV (Ann.

Sc. Nat. La Rochelle, 1891-1893;
47 pgg., in-8) La Rochelle 1891-1893.

— Agaricinees recoltees a Fouras (Cha-

rente-inferieure). (12 pgg., in-8) s.
1. nec a.

— Sphseropsidees nouvelles ou rares

recoltees a Saint Porchaire, a Fou-
ras et a Saintes (Bull. Soc. Bot. Fr.
XL, pgg. 221-22B, in-8) Paris 1893.

— Champignons recolt6s dans la Cha-

XXI

rente-inferieure en 1892 (Bull. Soc.
?c. Nat. Ouest. de la Fr., IV, pgg.
33-38, in-8) Nantes 1894.
Brunaud P. — Additions a la flore my-
cologique de Saintes et de Fouras
(Ibid., pgg. 217-220) Nantes 1894?

— Miscellanees mycologiques. III ser.

(Act. Soc. Linn. Bordeaux, LII,
19 pgg., in-8) Bordeaux 1898.

Brunner S. — Einiges iiber den Stein-
loecherpilz (Polyporus Tuberaster)
und die « Pietra fungaia » der Ita-
liener (20 pgg., in-8, 2 tab.) Neu-
chatel 1842.

Brunnthaler J. — Ueber eine monstrose
Wuchsform von Polyporus squa-
mosus (Verh. zool.-bot. Gesellsch.

1896, 3 pgg. in-8) Wien 1896.

— Jahres-Katalog pro 1897 der Wie-

ner Kryptogamen - Tauschanstalt
(20 pgg., in-4) Wien 1897.

Brzezinski J. — Le Chancre des ar-
bres, ses causes et ses symptomes
(Bull. Ac. So. Cracovie 1903, pgg.
93-143, in-8, 3 pl.) Cracovie 1903.

Bubak Fr. — Ein Beitrag zur Pilzflora
der Umgegend von Hohenstadt in
Mahren (Oesterr. Bot. Zeitschr.

1897, S pgg. in-8) Wien 1897.

— Puccinia Galanthi Ung. in Mahren

(Oesterr. Bot. Zeitschr. 1897, 3 pgg.,
in-8, 1 Taf.) Wien 1897.

— Zweiter Beitrag zur Pilzfora von

Bohmen und Nordmiihren (Verh.
zool.-bot. Gesell. 1898, 20 pgg., in-
8) Wien 1898.

— Puccinia Scirpi DC. (Oesterr. Bot.

Zeitschr. 1898, 4 pgg. in-8, 1 Taf.)
Wien 1898.

— Zweiter Beitrag zur Pilzllora von

Tirol (lbid., 1903, 3 pgg., in-8)
Wien 1900.

— Ueber die Puccinien von Typus der

P. Anemones - virginiance (Sit-
zungsb. bohin. Gesell. d. Wissensch.
1901, 11 pgg., in-8, 1 Taf.) Prag
1901.

xxn

Bubak Fr. - Einige neue oder krifci-
sohe Uromyces-Arten | Ibid., 1!»02,
28pgg., in-s. figg.) Pi-ag 1902.

— Ueber i'inigo (\>ni]iositcn bcwohnen-

de Paooinien (CEsterr. Bot. Zeitsclir.
1902, 11 pgg. in-8) Wien 11)02.

— Intektionsversuehe rnit einigen Ure-

dineen (CenfcraTljl. Bakt. eto., IX,
pgg. 913-928, figg.) Jena 1902.

— Uredo Symphytl und die zugehorige

Teleutosporen-und /Eeidien-Eorm
(I3er. deufcsch. Bot. Gesell XXI,
1 pag., in-8) Berlin 1903.

— Zwei neue Uredineen von Mercu-

rialis annua aus Montenegro (Ibid ,
pgg. 270-275, in-8) Berlin 1903.

— Ein neuer Fall von Generations-

weohsel zwischen zwei, Dikotyle-
donen Pflanzen bewohnende, Ure-
dineen (Centralbl. Bakt. etc, X,
pg. B74, in-8) Jena 1903.

— Bemerkungen tiber einige Puccinien

(Hedwigia XLII, pgg. 28-32, in-8,
figg.) Dresden 1903.

— Beitrag zur Kenntnis einiger Phy-

comyceten (Ibid., pgg. 100-104, in-
8) Dresden 1903.

— Zwei neue, Monokotylen bewohnen-

de Pilze (Ann. mycol. I, pgg. 255-
256, in-8) Berlin-Potsdam 1903.

— Zwei neue Pilze aus Ohio (Journ.

of Mycol. IX. 3 pgg., in-8) London
1903."
- Ein Beitrag zur PilzHora von Mon-
tenegro (Sitznngsb. bohm. Gesell.
Wissensch. 1903, 22 pgg., in-8)
Prag 1003.

— Beriohl uber die Tatigkeit der Sta-

tion fur Pllanzenkrankheiten und

Pflanzensohntz zu Tabor

ini Jahre 1903 (Zeitsohr. t. «1. Iand-
wirstsch. Versuohwesen in CEsterr.
L904 :: pgg., Ln-8) Wien 1904.

— Eine neue Agarioaeeen-G-attang aus

Bohmen (Hedw. XIJII. pgg. 195-
196, in-8) Dresden L904.

— J»i' Fruohtbeoher von Sclerotinia

Alni Manl, (Ann. Mjc. II, 2 pgg.,
in-8) Berlin 1904.
Bubak Fr. — Mykologische Beitriige
II (Hedw., XLIII, pgg. 416-421,
in-8) Dresden 1904.
ln Bohmen iin Jahre 1902 auige-
fcrefcene Pflanzenkrankheiten (Zei-
tschr. f. d. landw. Versuchwesen
in (Esterr., 1904: 11 pgg., in-8)
Wien 1901,

— Iniektionsversuche mit einigen Ure-

dineen. II Bericht (1903)(Centralbl.
i Bakt. etc, II Abt., Bd. XII,
pgg. 411-42G, in-8) Jena 1904.

— Vorliiufige Mitfceilung iibor infe-

ktionsversuche mit Uredineen ini
Jahre 1904 (Annal. Mycol.. II, i
pag., in-8j Berlin 1904.

— Neue oder kritische Pilze (Ibid.,

pgg. 395-401, in-3, fig.) Berlin
1904.
Bubak Fr. et Kabat J. E. — Mykolo-
gische Beitriige I (Sitzungsb. bohm.
Gesell. AVissensch. 1903, 7 pgg., in-
8) Prag 1903.

— Einige neue Imperfecten aus Boh-

men und Tirol ((Est.Bot. Zeitschr.
1904, 11 pgg., in-8) Wien 1901.

— Dritter Beitrag zur PilzHora von

Tirol (Ibid., 10 pgg., in-8) Wien
1901.
Bucholtz F. - Verzeichniss in Som-
mer 1896 gefundenen Pilze (27 pgg.,
in-8) Moscau 1897.

— Bemerkung zur systematischen Stel-

lung der Gattung Meliola (Bull.
Herb. Boissier, V, pgg. G27-G30,
1 Taf.) Geneve 1897.

— Uebersicht aller bis jetzt angetrof-

fenen und beschriebenen Pilzarten
des Moskauer Gouvernements (53
pgg., in-8) Moscau 1897.

— Zur Entwickelungsgeschichte der

Tuberaceen (Ber. deut. Bot. Gesell.
X V, pgg. 211-226, in-8, 1 Taf.) Ber-
lin 1897.

— Pseudoyenea V<rflisumbrosa} n. g. et

sp. (Hedw. XL, pgg. 129-131, in-8,
figg.) Dresden 1901.
Bucholtz F. — Verzeichnis der bis jetzt
im Baltikuin Russlands gefundenen
Hypogaeen (Korr-Bl. nat. Ver. zu
Riga, XLIV, 9 pgg. in-8) Riga 1901.

— Hypogseen aus Russland (Hedw.

XL, pgg. 304-322, in-8) Dresden
1901.

— Beitrage zur Morphologie und Sy-

stematik der Hypogseen (Tubera-
ceen und Gastromyceten pr. p.),
nebst Beschreibung aller bis jetzt
in Russland angetroffenen Arten
(196 pgg., in-8, 6 Taf.) Riga 1902.

Burnap Ch. E. — Notes on the genus
Calostoma (Bot. Gaz. XXIII, pgg.
180-192, in-8, 1 pl.) Chicago 1897.

Burt E. A. — A north-american An-
thurus. Its structure and develop-
ment (Mem. Boston Soc. Nat. Hist.,
III," pgg. 487-505, in-4, 2 pl.) Bo-
ston 1894.

— Structure and nature of Tremella

mycetophila Peck (Bull. Torr. Bot.

Club. XXVIII, pgg. 285-287, in-8,

1 pl.) New York 1901.
Buscalioni L. — II Saccharomyces gut-

tulatus (Rob.) (Malp. X, pgg. 281-

327, in-8, 1 tav.) Genova 1896.
Buscalioni L. et Casagrandi O. — Sul

Saccharomyces guttulatus (Rob.)

Ibid., XI, pgg. 59-75, in-8, 1 tav.)

Genova 1898.

Caldesi L. — Descrizione della Sphce-
ria Petrucciana (Comm. Soc. Critt.
it. I, pgg. 40-41, in-8, figg.) Ge-
nova 1861.

— Appunti crittogamologici (Ibid., pgg.

389-391, in-8, figg.) Genova 1864.

— Lenzites faventina (N. Giorn. Bot.

it. I, pag. 133) Firenze 1869.
Calkins W. — Notes on Florida fungi

(Journ. of Mycol. III, pgg. 33-34,

in-8) Manattan 1887.
Calvin S. — Bulletin from the Labo-

XXIII

ratories of Natural History of the

State University of Jowa (in-8)

Jowa 1888.
Canestrini G. — Sopra un nuovo ba-

cillo che vive negli alveari (Atti

Soc. Ven.-Trent. Sc. Nat., XIL pgg.

134-137, in-8, 1 tav.) Padova 1890.
Canestrini R. et Massalongo C. —

Cfr. Massalongo C.
Carleton M. A. — Cereal rusts of the

United States (Un. St. Dep. of

Agr. — Div. Veg. Phys. and Path.

Bull. n. 16, 73 pgg., in-8, 4 pl.)

Washington 1899.
Carleton M. A. et Hitchcock A. S. —

Cfr. Hitchcock.
Caruel T. et Mori A. — Sulla vaiola-

tura delle arancie (N. Giorn. Bot.

it. XI, pgg. 214-215, in-8) Pisa 1879.
Casagrandi O. — Sulla morfologia dei

Blastomiceti (Naturalista Sicil. II,

24 pgg., in-8) Palermo 1897.
Casagrandi O. et Buscalioni L. — Cfr.

Buscalioni.
Casali C. - - Diagnosi di nuovi micro-

miceti (Malp. XI, pgg. 85-89, in-8)

Genova 1897.

— Contribuzioni alla conoscenza della

flora micologica avellinese I-III
(Bull. Soc. Bot. ital. 1900-1901, iu-
8) Firenze 1900-1901.

— Rassegna dei principali casi fitopa-

tologici studiati nel triennio 1888-

1900 nel laboratorio di Patologia
vegetale della R. Scuola di Viti-
coltura ed Enologia di Avellino
(Boll. Not. Agr. XXIII, pgg. 73-
99, in-8) Roma 1901.

— Rassegna etc. nel primo semestre

1901 (9 pgg., in-8) Avellino 1901.
Casali C. et Ferraris T. — Osserva-

zioni sulla malattia della California
in provincia di Avellino (Boll. Not.
Agr. 1900, n. 28, 7 pgg., in-8) Ro-
ma 1900.

— et — II « mal della California » in

provincia di Aveilino. Nota prelimi-

XXIV

nare (Giorn. Vit. ed Enol. VIII,
12 pgg., in-8, 2 tav.) Avellino
1900.
Cash W. et Hick Th. — On fossil fungi
from the lower coal measures of
Ilalifax (Yorkshire Geol. and Po-
lytechn. Soc. 1879, Leeds 1880

— Notes on Iraquaira (Ibid.) Leeds

1880.

Castagne L. — Observations sur quel-
ques plantes acotyledon6es recueil-
lies dans le departement des Bou-
ches-du-Rhone (35 pgg., in-8, 3 pl.)
Aix 1843.

Cattaneo A. — Studi sul parassita delle
Ulive (Arch. Lab. Bot. Critt. Pa-
via, I, pgg. 116-118, in-8, figg.) Mi-
lano 1874.

— Sull; Acremoniu m Vitis, nuovo fun-

go parassita dei vitigni (Ibid., II-
III, pgg. 57-61, in-8) Milano 1879.

— La nebbia dei iagiuoli (Ibid., IV,

pgg. 99-103, in-8) Milano 1882.

— Sul inale del Caffe (Ibid., V, pgg. 1-

15, in-8, 1 tav.) Milano 1888.
Cattaneo A. et Garovaglio S. — Sulle
principali malattie degli Agrumi
(Ibid., II-III, pgg. 3-13, in-8, 1
tav.) Milano 1879.

— et — Cfr. Garovaglio.

Cattaneo A. et Oliva L. — Dei nii-
ceti trovati sul corpo umano (Arch.
Lab. Bot. Critt. V, pgg. 47-142,
in-8, 5 tav.) Milano 1885.

Catterina G. — La malattia delle rane
I Boll. Soo. Ven.-Trent. Sc. Nat., V,
pgg. 190-194, in-s, Padova 1891.
Etelazione snll' analisi batteriologica
delle aoqne del Tof, Castel di Donna,
Casfnvoli e del Toer nel comune
di Farra di SoligO (Treviso) (23
pagg., in-si Padova 1895.

— Una enzoozia 'li Carbonobio antrace

i.Mii Soo. Ven.-Trent. So. Nat.,
Ber. II. vol. ir. pgg. 489-441, in-8)
Padova 1895.

— Soprauno Streptooocco della bronco-

pneumonite (Ibid., III, pgg. 438-

448, in-8) Padova 1898.
Catterina G. — SulFesaltata virulenza

dello Staiilococco piogene aureo
Ihid., IV, pgg. 153-162, in-8) Pa-

dova 1900.
Cavara F. — Note sur le parasitisme

de quelques champignons (Rev. my-

col. XIII, pgg., 177-180, in-8) Tou-

louse 1891.

— Una nuova nebbia del Frumento :

la Gibellina cerealis Pass. (L' Ital.
Agric. XXVIII, pgg. 399-402, in-8,
1 tav.) Piacenza 1891.

— Ueber einige parasitische Pilze auf

dem Getreide (Zeitschr. Prlanzenkr.
III, pgg. 16-26. in-8, 1 Taf.) Stutt-
gart 1892.

— Una malattia dei Limoni: Tricho-

septoria Alpei n. sp. (At. Ist. Bot.
Pavia III, pgg. 37-44, in-8, 1 tav.)
Milano 1892.

— Intorno alla morfologia e biologia

di una nuova specie di Ilymenoya-
ster (Ibid., pgg. 211-239, in-8, 1
tav.) Milano 1893.

— Sopra un microrganisnio zimogeno

della Durra (L' Agricoltura ital.
XIX, 7 pgg., in-8, fig.) Pirenze
1893.

— Ulteriore contribuzione alla micolo-

gia lombarda (At. Ist. Bot. Pavia,
III, pgg. 313-350, in-8, 1 tav.)Mi-
lano 1891.

— Contribuzioni allo studio del mar-

ciume delle radici e del deperi-
mento delle piante legnose in ge-
nere. I parte (Staz. Sper. Agr. it.,
XXIX, 27 pgg., in-8, 2 tav.) Mo-
dena 1896.

— Ipertrofie ed anomalie nuoleari in

seguito a parassitismo vegetale (8
pgg., in-8, 1 tav.) Pavia 1896.

— Contributo alla conoscenza delle I'u-

daxinea | Elasmomyces Maitirolia-
nus, n. g. et sp.) (Malp. XI, pgg.
414428, in-8, 1 tav.) Genova 1897.

Cavara F. — Funghi mangerecci e
funghi velenosi (vol. di pgg. I-XIV
e 1-190, in-8, 48 tav. e figg.) Milano
1897.

— Intorno alla eziologia di alcune ma-

lattie di piante coltivate (Staz.
Sper. Agr. it. XXX, pgg. 482-509,
in-8) Modena 1897.

— Ueber eine neue Pilzkranklieit der

Weisstanne: Cucurbitaria pithyo-
phila (Kunze) De Not. (Zeitschr.
Pflanzenkr. VII, pgg. 321-325, in-
8, 1 tav.) Stuttgart 1897.

— Di due microrganismi utili per 1' a-

gricoltura (Bull. Soc. Bot. it. 1898,
pgg. 241-243, in-8) Pirenze 1898.

— Tumori di natura microbica nel

Juniperus phwnicea (Ibid., pgg.
241-250, in-8) Pirenze 1898.

— Di una nuova Laboulbeniacea: Iii-

clcia IVasmanii n. g. et sp. (Malp.
XIII, pgg. 173-188, in-8, 1 tav.)
Genova 1899.

— I nuclei delle Entomophthoreai in or-

dine alla filogenesi di queste piante
(Bull. Soc. Bot. it. 1899, pgg. 55-60,
in-8) Pirenze 1899.

— Le recenti investigazioni di Harold

Wager sul nucleo dei Saccaromi-
ceti (Bull. Soc. Bot. it. 1899, pgg.
8-15, in-8) Firenze 1899.

— Micocecidi fiorali del Rhododendron

ferrugineum (Malp. XIII, pgg. 125-
136, in-8, 1 tav.) Genova 1899.

— Osservazioni citologiche sulle Ento-

mophthoreai (N. Giorn. Bot. it., n.
ser., VI, pgg. 411-466, in-8, 2 tav.)
Pirenze 1899.

— Arcangeliella Borziana n. g. et sp.

(N. G. Bot. it., n. ser., VII, pgg.
117-128, in-8, 1 tav.) Pirenze
1900.

— Di alcuni miceti nuovi o rari della

Sicilia orientale (Bull. Soc. Bot. it.
1902; 5 pgg., in-8) Pirenze 1902.

— Riccoa cctnensis Cav., nouveau genre

de champignons du M. Etna (Ann.

xxv

Myc. I, pgg. 41-44, in-S, fig.) Ber-

lin-Potsdam 1903.
Cavara F. et Bresadola G. — Cfr.

Bresadola.
Cavara F. et Saccardo P. A. — Cfr.

Saccardo P. A.
Cazzani A. E. — Sulla comparsa della

Peronospora cubensis in Italia (Atti

Ist. Bot. Pavia, X; 2 pgg-, in-8)

Milano 1901.
Celakovsky L. — Die Myxomyceten

Bohmens (Arch. Naturw. Landes-

durchforsch. v. Bohmen, VII; 80

pgg., in-4, 5 Taf.) Prag 1893.
Cesati V. — Ad Sphairiam Berberidis

et Lisai (Hedw. I, pg. 34) Dresden

1853.

— Ad Diplodiam arachnoideam (Ibid.,

pag. 41, fig.) Dresden 1854.

- Cenaugium pruinosum Ces. (llnd.,

pag 43, fig.) Dresden 1854.

— Ueber Sp>hairia Leveillei et Hypoxy-

lon coccineum (lbid., pgg. 70-71)
Dresden 1855.

— Zu Sphozria insitiva (Ibid., pgg. 71-

72) Dresden 1855.

— Zu Peziza Cesatii (Ibid., pag. 72)

Dresden 1855.

— Zu Cryptodiscus Cesatii und Phaci-

dium arundinaceum (Ibid. pag. 102,
fig.) Dresden 1856.

— Zu reronosporaUmbelliferarumxm-.

Perkeleyi (Ibid., pag. 120) Dresdeu
1857.
Chatin A. — La Truffe. Paris 1892.

— Truffes du Maroc et de Sardaigne

(Cpt. r. Ac. Sc. 1895; 5 pgg., in-4)
Paris 1895.

— Truffe (Terfezia Hanotauxii) de Te-

heran (Ibid. 4 pgg., in-4) Paris 1895.

— Truffes de Grece : Terfezia Gennadii

(Bull. Soc. Bot. Pr., XLIII, pgg.
611-617, in-8) Paris 1896.
Chelchowski S. — Pungi fimicoli po-
lonici(Parmietnika Pizyogr., b. XII;
9 pgg., in-8, 1 tab.) Warszawa
18H2.

XXVI

Chelchowski S. — Basidiomycetes po-

lonici. I Autobasidiomycetes (285

pgg., in-8) Warszawa 1899.
Chiamenti A. — Intorno :il parassiti-

smo dell' Oidium lactis (Lo Speri-

mentatore, 1879, n. 9; 8 pgg., in-8)

Firenze 1879.
Chizzolini G. — Un fungo onorine

(Ital. Agric. XVI, pg. 447) Milano

1884.
Chodat R. — Recherches sur les fer-

ments (Arch. Sc. phys. et nat., 4e

periode, IX; 26 pgg.,in-8) Geneve

1900.
Ciurlo L. R. — Sull' agaricina (At.

Soc. ligust. Sc. Nat. VI; 4 pgg-,

in-8) Genova 1895.
Clements F. E. — Additions to the

reported Flora of Nehraska made

during 1S93 (Un. of Nebr. — Bot.

Surv., III Rep. for 1893, pgg. 5-

20, in-8) Lincoln 1891.

— New species of Fungi (Un. of. Nebr.-

Rep. on recent collect., pgg. 5-27,
in-8) Lincoln 1901.
Nova Ascomycetum genera specie-
sque (Bull. Torr. Bot, Club, XXX,
pgg. 83-94, in-8) New York 1903.
Clements F. E. et Pound R. — Ke-
port on collections made in 1S01-
95 (Un. of Nebr. — Bot. Surv., 48
pgg., in-8) Lincoln 1896.

— et — A re-arrangement of the north-

american Hyphomycetes (Minnesota
Bot. Studies — Bull. n. 9, pgg. 644-
673. Ln-8 Minneapolis 1896.

Clements F. E. et Woods - Cfr.
Woods.

Clinton G. P. — Orange rust in rasp-
berries and blackbelrries (IUinois'
Agr. Exp. Stat., bull. n. 29, pgg.
273-300, in-8, I pl.) Cbampaign, 111.
1893.

— Broom-oorn smul (ibid., bull. n. 17,

pgg. 373-481, in-s. 5 pl.) LTrbana
L897.

— The smutj ot Illinois'agriouitural

plants (ibid., hull. n. 57, pgg. 289-
360, in-8, 10 pl.) Urbana 1900.
Clinton G. P. — Apple scab (ibid.,
bull. n. 67, pgg. 109-156, in-8, 18 pl.)
Urbana 1901.

— Apple rots in Illinois (ibid., bull.

n. 69, pgg. 189-224, in-8, 10 pL)
Urbana 1902.

— North American Ustilagineae (Journ.

of Myc, VII, pgg. 128-156, in-8)
Columbus 1902.

— Two new Smuts on Eriocaulon se-

ptanjulare (Rhodora, III, pgg. 79-
82, in-8) Boston Mass. 1901.

— Nortb American Ustilaginese (Proc.

Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., XXXI, pgg.
329-529, in-8) Boston 1904.

— Report of the Station Botanist (Rep.

Connecticut Agric. Exp. Stat. for

year 1903, part. IV, pgg. 279-370,

in-8, 21 pl.) New Havenl90L
Clusius C. — lcones fungorum (editio

nova) Budapest 1900.
Cobb N. A. — Plant diseases, and

how to prevent them (Agric. Gaz.

New South Wales, III (1891), pgg.

991-1006, in-8,figg.) Sydney 1892.

— Notes on diseases of plants (Ibid.,

V (1891) pgg. 379-389, figg.) Syd-
ney 1894.

— A new australian fungus (Ibkl.,

pag. 390) Sydney 1894.
Cobb N. A. et Mac Alpine — Cfr. Xac

Alpine.
Cocconi G. — Contribuzione alla bio-

logia dell' Ustilago Ornithogali

(Mem. Acc. Sc. Ist. Bologna, ser.

IV, vol. X, pgg. 103-112. in-4, 1 tav.)

Bologna 18S9.

— Sullo sviluppo della Thecaphora a-

terrima e dell' UrocystiB primuli-
cola (IbkL, pgg 317-328, in-1, 2
tav.) Bologna 1890.

— Un pizzioo di funghi nuovi (Ibid.,

ser. V, vol. VI; 12 pgg., in-1, 1
tav.j Bologna 18U6.
Cohn F. el Schroter J. - Cfr. Schrliter.

Colenso W. — Diagnoses fungorum
Australiensium (Trans. N. Zel.
Inst., 1883).

Comes O. — Observations on sorne
species of neapolitan Fungi (Gre-
villea, 1879, pgg. 109-114, in-8)
London 1879.

— Note sull' Agaricus partenopeius n.

sp. (At. Soc. Critt, it., III, pgg.
38-41, in-8, 1 tav.) Milano 1881.

— L' « Aubernage » dans V Yonne et

le « Mal nero » en Italie (Eev. Myc.
1882, pgg. 107-117, in-8) Toulouse
1882.

— Prirni risultati degli sperimenti fatti

per la cura della gommosi o mal
nero della Vite (L'Agric. rnerid.,
an. V, 3 pgg., in-4) Napoli 1882.

— Sulla Rhizomorpha necatrix n. sp.

(lbid., VI; 11 pgg., in-4) Napoli
1883.

— Malattia dei Ficbi nel Oilento (Boll.

Not. Agr., VI, pgg. 674-684, in-8)
Eoma 1884.

— Sul marciume delle radici e sulla

gommosi della Vite nella provincia
di Napoli (L' Agric. merid. VII; 3
pgg. in-4) Napoli 1884.

— La cancrena umida del Cavolfiore

(At. Ist. Incor. Napoli, III) Na-
poli 1885.

— II mal nero e la gommosi nella Vite

ed in qualsiasi altra pianta legnosa
e gli eceessivi sbalzi di tempera-
tura (Ibid., VI ; 18 pgg. in-4) Na-
poli 1887.

— Crittogamia agraria (600 pgg., in-8,

17 tav.) Napoli 1891.

— Sui recenti studi compiuti ancbe in

Francia sul « mal nero » o « gom-
mosi » della Vite (At. Ist. Incor.
Napoli, ser. IV, vol. VII; 14 pgg.,
in-4) Napoli 1894.

— Sul malanno degli Olivi denominato

« brusca » nel Leccese (Boll. Not.
Agr., ann. XXIII (1901); 4 pgg.,
in-8) Eoma 1901.

XXVII

Constantineanu J. C. — Contributions
a la flore nrycologique de la Eou-
manie (Eev. gen. Bot , XIII; 21
pgg., in-8, figg.) Paris 1901.

Cooke M. C. — Microscopic fungi
(238 pgg., in-8, 16 tav.) London
1865.

— On polymorpbic fungi (Popular

Science Eev., X, pgg. 25-36, in-8,
1 pl.) London 1871.

— On Corticium amorphum Fr. (Grev.

III, pgg. 136-137, in-8) London
1875.

— On Corticium Oakesii B. et C. (Ibid.,

pag. 172) London 1875.

— The tendencies of systematic Botany

(Pop. Sc. Eev. 1875; 12 pgg., in-8)
London 1875.

— Tbe Hypbomycetes fungi of tbe

United States (Bull. Buf. Soc. Nat.
Sc, 1877 ; pgg. 189-202, in-8) Lon-
don 1877.

— Synopsis Pyrenomycetum (Grevillea

1883-1885) London 1883-1885.

— The genus Anthostoma (Grev. 1883,

pgg. 49-53, in-8) London 1883.

— Nummularia and its allies (Ibid.,

8 pgg., in-8) London 1883.

— Sphseriacese imperfecte cognit?e (Ibid.

pgg. 37-40, in-8) London 1883.

— Cryptosphairia millepunctata (Grev.

XI, pgg.. 76-78, in-8) London 1883.

— Handbook of britisb Fungi. Hyme-

nornycetes. 2 edit. London 1883.

— On Xylaria and its allies (Grev. 1883,

pgg. 81-94, in-8) London 1883.

— Hypoxylon and its allies (Ibid.,

pgg. 121-140) London 1883.

— Notes on Hypocreacese (Ibid., pgg.

77-83, in-8) London 1884.

— Britisb Sphseropsideae (Grev. 1886)

London 1886.

— Two remarkable Fungi (sine data).

— Notes on Hymenomycetes (Grev.

1888, pgg. 82-S6, in-8) London
1888.

— British edible Fungi. London 1891.

XXVIII

Cooke M. C. Plant diseases and

fungi (The Essex Naturalist, VI,
;. 17-31, in-8) London L892.

— Handbook ol' australian fungi. Lon-

don 1892-

— Vegetable wasps and plant worms.

London 1892.

— Ccrcospora Melonis Cooke (Gard.

Chron.ser. III, XX. pgg. 271-272,
in-3) London 189G.

— A plain and easy account of british

Fungi. 6 edit. (166 pgg., in-8, 20

tav.) London 1898.
Copeland E. B. — New and intere-

sting Californian fungi (Ann. Myc.

II; 8 pgg., in-8, 2 pl.) Beriin —

Potsdaui 1904.
Cornu M. — Reproduction des Asco-

mycetes — Stylospores et sperma-

ties (Ann. Sc. Nat. — Bot., VI ser..

t. III, 60 pgg. in-8, 3 pl.) Paris

1876.

— Note sur le Ptycogaster albun Cda.

(Bull. Soc. Bot. Fr., XXUA. pgg.
359-B63, in-8) Paris 1876.

— Note sur 1' anthracnose et le Clado-

spprium viticolum (Ibid., XXIV,
pgg. 353-355, in-8) Paris 1877.

— Note sur la recolte de quelques chani-

pignons hypoges (Ibid., pgg. 13-15)
Paris 1877.

— Note sur quelques champignons prin-

taniers (Ibid.. XXV. pgg. 129-131,
in-8) Paris 1878.

— Anatomie des lesions determinees

sur la Vigne par 1' anthracnose
Ibid., pgg. 227-230, in-8) Paris
1878.

— Etudes surles Peronosporees (Compt.

rend. Ac. So., 1881, pgg. 101-140,
in-4, 1 ].]. Paris 1881.

— Etudes sur les Peronosporees II

lbid.s 1832, 91 pgg., in-1. 6 pl.)

Paris U
Cornu M. el Brongniart Ch. — Clr.

Brongniart.
Costantin J. — La goutte, maladie du

Champignon de couche (Compt.

rend. Soc. de Biol. 1892; 4 pgg.,

in-8) Paris 1892.
Costantin J. — Sur quelques maladies

du blanc de Champignon (Cpt. rend.

Ac. d. Sc, 1892 ; 3 pgg., in-4) Paris

1892.
Costantin J. et Dufour L. — La molle,

maladie des Cliampignons de cou-

che (Ibid., 1892; 3 pgg., in-4) Pa-

ris 1892.
Costantin J. et Lucet — Cfr. Lucet.
Costantin J. et Matruchot L. — Snr

un nouveau prooede de culture du

champignon de couche (Cpt. rend.

Ac. Sc. 1893; 3 pgg, in-4) Paris

1893.
Couderc G. — Sur les peritheces de

1' Uncinula spiralis en France et

1' identification de 1' Oidium ame-

ricain et de 1? Oidiutu europeen

(Ibid., 1893; 3 p., in-4) Paris 1893.
Crespi M. — Trattato dei Crittogami

e dei Micozoi che infestano gli ani-

mali ed i vegetali (160 pgg., in-16j

Milano 1883.
Crossland Ch. Mollisia cinerea and

its varieties (Trans. British Myc.

Soc, 1898-99; pgg. 106-109, in-8)

Worcester 1899.

— New and critical british Fungi found

in West Yorkshire (The Naturalist,
1900, pgg. 5-10, in-8, ligg.) Leeds
1900.

— Fungus foray at Cadeby, Melton,

Sprotborougli and Warmsworth 2L
to 26 September 1901 (Ibid., 1901,
pgg. 337-350, in-8) Leeds 1901.

— Fungi of Masham and Swinton

Ibid., 1902, pgg. 21-31, in-8) Leeds
1902.

— Fungus foray at Egton Bridge and

Arncliffe Woods, near Whitby
(Ibid., 1902, pgg. 355-365, in-8)
Leeds 1902.
Crossland Ch. et Massee G. — New
fungi. Contributed by the mycolo-

gical members of the Union (Ibid.

1904; 8 pgg., in-8, 1 pl.) Leeds

1904.
Crossland Ch. efc Massee G. — Cfr.

Massee.
Crossland Ch. et Soppitt H. T. — Cfr.

Soppitt.
Cuboni G. — Malattie delle Viti nella

provincia di Roma (Boll. Not. Agr.

VIII, pgg. 1691-1692, in-8) Roma

1886.

— Sulle cause del disseccamento dei

grappoli (Ibid., pgg. 1688-1691, in-
8) Roma 1886.

— La peronospora della Rosa (Staz.

Sper. Agr. it., XIV, pgg. 295-308,
in-8, 1 tav.) Modena 1884.

— Nuovi parassiti della Vite in Itaiia

(Boll. Not. Agr., X, pgg. 2332-2333,
in-8) Roma 1888.

— Nota dei casi di malattie dei vege-

tali presentati alla Stazione di Pa-
tologia vegetale di Roma (Boll.
Not. Agr. 1888-1900) Roma 1888-
1900.

— Diagnosi di una nuova specie di

fungo Excipulaceo (Bull. Soc. Bot.
it. 1891, pg. 577, in-8) Firenze 1891.

— Sulla presenza di bacterii negli acer-

vuli della Puccinia Hieracii (Bull.
Soe. Bot. it. 1891, pag. 296, in-8)
Firenze 1891.

— Comparsa di una nuova malattia

crittogamica della Vite in Italia
(Boll. Not. Agr., XVI, II, pgg. 378
e 522, in-8) Roma 1894

— Malattie crittogamiche del Gelso

{Ibid., XVI, I, pgg. 285-293, in-8)
Roma 1894.

— La malattia del Castagno in Italia

neir anno 1896 (Ibid , XIX, pg. 196)
Roma 1897.

— Studi ed esperienze eseguite presso

la Stazione di Patologia vegetale
di Roma: Studi sulle Nocciole am-
mannate (Ibid., XIX, pgg. 488-490,
in-8) Roma 1897.

XXIX

Cuboni G. — Attivita della R. Sta-
zione di Patologia vegetale di Ro-
ma durante gli anni 1899 e 1900
(Ibid., XXIII, pgg. 398-412, in-8)
Roma 1901.

Cuboni G. efc Brizi U. — Septogheum
Mori (Lev.) Br. efc Cav. (Bull. Soc.
Bot. it. 1894. pag. 216, in-8) Fi-
renze 1894.

— et — La fersa del Gelso (Boll. Nofc.

Agr., XVIII, pgg. 321-328, in-8,
1 tav.) Roma 1896.

Cuboni G. efc Megliola G. — Sopra
una malattia infesta alle colture
dei funghi mangerecci (Rend. Acc.
Linc, 01. Sc, ser. V, vol. XII, pgg.
440-443, in-4) Roma 1903.

Cuboni G. et Pizzigoni A. — Contri-
buzione allo studio dei fermenti del
vino (Staz. Sper. Agr. it., XXV,
pgg. 7-19, in-S, 2 tav.) Modena
1893.

Cufino L. — Un piccolo contributo alla
flora micologica della provincia di
Napoli (4 pgg., in-8, Napoli 1904.

— Un secondo contributo alla flora mi-

cologica della provincia di Napoli
(Malp. XVIII ; 7 pgg. in-8) Genova
1904.

— Fungi Magnagutiani (ibid., XVIII,

6 pgg. in-8) Genova 1904.
Cugini G. — U « mal nero » della Vite

(L'Agricolt. ital., VIII, 30 pgg.,

in-8) Firenze 1883.
Cugini G. et Traverso G. B. — La

Sclerospora macrospora Sacc. pa-

rassita della Zea Mays. Nota preli-

minare (Staz. Sper. Agr. it., XXXV,

pgg. 46-49, in-8) Modena 1902.
Cunningham Cl. A. — A Bacterial di-

sease of the Sugar Beet (Bofc. Gaz.,

XXVIII, pgg. 177-192, in-8, 5 pl.)

Chicago 1899.
Cunningham D. D. et Prain D. - ■ A

note on indian wheat-rust (Rec.

Bot. Survey of India, I (1896), pgg.

99-124, in-8) Calcutta 1896.

XXX

Currey F. — On two new fungi (Mi-
croso. Journ, II, pgg. 240-242, in-8,
I ].l.) London 1854.

Currey F. et Hambury D. -- Remarks
on Sclerotium stipitatum B. el C,
Pachyma Cocos Fr., and some si-
milar productions (Trans. Linn.
Soc. XXIII, pgg. 93-97, in-4, 2 pl.)
London 1860.

Cutter E. — Food versus Bacilli in
consumption (Virginia Medic. Mon-
thly, 1888, 22 pgg., in-8) New-York
1888.

Da Camara Pestana J. — Contribu-
cao para o estudo da flora myco-
logica da Matta da Machada (Rev.
Agron., I, pgg. 117-118, in-8) Li-
sboa 1903.

— Destruicao da Altica ampelophaga

por meio do Sporotrichuin globuli-

ferum (Ibid., pgg. 173-174, 1 pl.)

Lisboa 1903.
Da Camara de Souza M. et D' Almeida

V. — Cfr. U Almeida.
D'Almeida Verissimo J. — La Gafla

des Olives en Portugal (Bull. Soc.

Myc. Fr., XV; 7 pgg., in-8, figg )

Lons-le-Saunier 1899.

— Contribution a la mycoflore du Por-

tugal (51 pgg., in-8) Lisboa 1903.
D' Almeida Verissimo J. et Da Camara
de Souza M. — Contribucao para
a mycoHora de Portugal (Rev. A-
gron., I, pgg. 89, 138,175, in-8, figg.)
Lisboa 1903.

— et — Estudos mycologicos (Ibid., I,

pgg. 20-26, in-8, figg.) Lisboa
1903.

— et — Trabalhos do Laboratorio de

Nosologia vegetal etc. (Ibid, pgg.
B5-59, in-8, ngg.) Lisboa 1903.
Dal Piaz G. — Snlla natura delle cre-
dnte Eqnisetacee de] .mieiss <li Rez-
zano <• dei mioasoisti del Trentino
(Bull. Soo. Geol. i t n 1 . . X X 1 1 . :; pgg.,
in-8j lloma 1908.

Dangeard P. A. — Le Botaniaf. Caen-
Paris 1889-1904.

— La reproduction sexuelle des Chamr

pignons (Le Botaniste, 7 ser., pgg.
89-130, in-8) Paris 1900.

— Sur le nouveau genre Profoascus

(Compt. rend. Ac. Sc, 1903, 1, pgg.

627-628, in-i) Paris 1903.
Darbishire O. (von) — Kritische Be-

merkungen iiber das Microgoni-

dium (Hedw. XXXIV, pgg. 181-

190, in-8) Dresden 1895.
Dardana J. A. — In Agaricum cam-

pestre veneno in patria infamem

Acta (32 pgg. in-8) Angustse Tau-

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Dassonville Ch. et Matruchot L. —

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Dawson M. — On the biology of Po-

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Dearness J. ct Ellis J. B. — Cfr. Ellis.
De Bary A. — Untersuchungen iiber

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De Bary A. et Woronin W. — Cfr.

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De Borch M. — Lettres sur les Truf-

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De Brondeau L. — Sur une variete

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Deckenbach C. — Note sur une nou-

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De Franciscis F. — Sulla presenza
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De Giaxa V. et Gosio B. — Cfr. Gosio.

Delacroix G. — Maladies qui attaquent
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— La maladie des Oeillets d' Antibes

(Ann. Inst. Agron. XVI; 43 pgg.,
in-8, figg.) Nancy 1901.

— Contribution a 1' etude d' une mala-

die nouvelle de la Pomme de terre
produite par le Bacillus solanicola
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— Sur une nouvelle maladie de la Pom-

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1901.

— Sur une maladie bacterienne de la

Pomme de terre (Cpt. rend. Ac. Sc.
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(Bull. Min. Agr. 1901 ; 21 pgg., in-
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— Les ennemis et les maladies du

Theier (Journ. Agrie. tropic. 1902,
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— Sur une forme conidienne du cham-

pignon du Black Rot (Cpt. rend.
Ac. Sc. 1902, II ; 2 pgg., in-4) Pa-
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— Sur deux maladies du Vanillier et

sur le mode de developpement du
champignon du « noir des Bananes »
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— Maladies des plantes cultivees —

Paris 1902.

XXXI

Delacroix G. — Sur la maladie du Co-
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Pays Chauds 1903; 11 pgg., in-8)
Paris 1903.

— Sur la pourriture des Pommes de

terre (Bull. Soc. Myc. Fr. XIX:
21 pgg., in-8) Paris 1903.

— Travaux de la Station de Pathologie

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Paris 1903.

— De la filosite des Pommes de terre

(Cpt. rend. Ac. Sc. 1903; 2 pgg.,
in-4) Paris 1903.

— Sur la jaunisse de la Batterarve (lbid.,

3 pgg., in-4) Paris 1903.
Delacroix G. et Prillieux — Cfr. Pril-

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De Lamarliere L. (Gen^au) — Sur

trois especes nouvelles de Spheria-

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De Laplanche M. C. — Cfr. Laplanche.
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Del Guercio G. — Di una infezione

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loptenus italicus (Bull. Soc. Bot.

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Del Guercio G. et Baroni E. — Cfr.

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Del Torre F. — Note sui funghi del

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— Ulteriori notizie sulle crittogame del

Cividalese (lbid., XII, 8 pgg., in-

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De Maisonneuve Durieu Ch. — Cfr.

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De Notaris G. — Monografia delle Ex-

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De Notaris G. et Balsamo G. — Cfr.

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De Oliveira Duarte - - Cfr. Duarte.
De Seynes J. — Des rapports des My-

XXXII

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Paris 1S93.

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Marasmius (Cpt. rend. Ac. Sc. 1895,
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— Recherches pour servir ;i 1'histoire

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Paris 1897.
De Souza da Camara — Cfr. Da Ca-

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Destree C. — Catalogue des Champi-

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VI (Overdr. Ned. Kruidk. Arch.)

Nijmegen 1892-1895.

— Revision des Geaster observes dans

les Pays-Bas (Ibkl, ser. 2\ VI;
15 pgg., in-8, 5 pl.) Nijmegen 1891.

— Supplement au catalogue des Cham-

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(Ibid., 3' ser. I; 8 pgg., in-8) Nij-
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De Toni E. — Note sulla flora 1'ria-
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:;:>G-403 et 508-512, in-8) Genova
1889.

De Toni G. B. el Saccardo F. — Re-
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21 pgg.,in-8, 3 tav.) Padova 1890.

De Wildeman E. — Notes niycologi-
<jues 1-X ser. (Ann. Soc. Belge Mi-
crosc. XVII-XXII, in-8, avec pl.)
Bruxelles 1898-1898.

— Census Chytridinearum 63 pgg.,

in-8) Gand 1896?

Dierckx F. — Es-ni <!<• revision dn

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Dietel P. — ELurze Notizen abereinige

Etostpilze i Eedw. 1889, psg. 177-
187, in-8) Dresden 1889.
Dietel P. — Bemerkungen uber einige
in - und ausliindische Rostpilze
(Ibid., pgg. 19-23) Dresden 1889.

— Ueber das Vorkommen von zwcier-

lei Teleutosporen bei der Gattung
Gymvosporavr/ium (Ibid., pgg. 99-
103, in-8) Dresden 1889.

— Die Gattung Rarenelia ( Ibid., 1894,

pgg. 22-69, in-8, 5 Taf.) Dresden
1894.

— Ueber den Generationswechsel von

Melampsora Lelioscopioz und M.
vernalis (Forstlich-natvjrwiss. Ze-
itschr. 1895; 2 pgg., in-8) 1895.

— Ueber die Unterscheidung von Gy-

mnosporangium juniperinum. uml
G. tremelloides (Ibid , 4 pgg., in-8,
figg.) 1895.

— Ueber Rostpilze mit wiederholter

iEcidienbildung fFlora LXXXI,
pgg. 394-404, in-8) Marburg 1895.

— Zur Kenntniss der Gattung bredi-

nopsis ( Bei . deutsche Bot. Ges.
XIII, pgg. 326-335, in-8, 1 Taf.)
Berlin 1895

— Ochrosporrt, eine neue Uredineen-

gattung (Ibid., pgg. 401-402, in-
8) Berlin 1895.

— Ueber die biologische Bedeutung der

Paraphysen in der Uredolagern von
Rostpilzen (Hedw. XLI, pgg 58-
Gl, in-8, figg.) Dresden 1902.

— Einige Uredineen aus Japan (Ibid.,

pgg. 177-178, in-8) Dresden 1902.

— Uredine*. japonicre III et IV (En-

icler' s Botan. Jahrb. XXXII, pgg.
17-52 et 624-632, in-8) Leipzig 191 1 }-
1903.

— Ueber die Uromyces-Avten auf Lu-

pinen (Hedw. XLII, pgg. 9"-:):>.
in-S) Dresden 190J.

— Bemerkungen iiber einige nordame-

rikanisohe Uredineen (Ibid., pgg,
179-181, in-8, figg.) Dresden 1903.

— Eine neue Puccinia auf Scnecio

(Ann. Myc. I) Berlin - Potsdam
1903.
Dietel P. — Ueber die Teleutosporen-
form von Uredo lceviuscula und
iiber Melampsora Fagi (Ibid., pgg.
415-417, in-8) Berlin-Potsdam 1903.

— Bemerkungen iiber die CJredosporen

von Uromyces brevipes und U.
punctato - striatus (Ann. Mycol.,
II, 4 pgg., in-8) Berlin 1904.

— Ueber die Uredineengattung Pucci-

niostele Tranzschel et Komarov
(Ibid., II, pgg. 20-26, in-8) Berlin
1904.

— Uredinese japonicae V. (Engler' s

Botan. Jahrb., Bd. XXXIV, pgg.
583-592, in-8) Leipzig 1905.
Dietel P. et Neger F. — Uredinacese
chilenses I (Engler' s Bot. Jahrb.
XXII, pgg. 348-358, in-8) Leipzig
1896.

— Cfr. etiam SchrUtar.

D'lppolito G. et Traverso G. B. —
La Sclerospora macrospora Sace.
parassita delle infiorescenze vire-
scenti di Zea Mays (Staz. Sper.
Agr. it., XXXVI, 23 pgg. in-8, 3
tav.) Modena 1903.

Dorsett P. H. — Spot disease of the
Violet (Alternaria Violce n. sp.)
(Un. St. Dep. of Agr. — Div. of
Veg. Phys. a. Path., Bull. n. 23, 16
pgg. in-8, 7 pl.) Washington 1900.

Duarte de Oliveira — A nova mole-
stia das oliveiras en Portugal: Ba-
cillus Olece (Jorn. Hort.-Agr. VIII
pgg. 321 et 337 et IX, pag. 1) Porto
1900-1901.

Duby J. E. — Botanicon gallicum —
Paris 1828-1830.

Dudley P. H. — Fungi inducing decay
in Timber (Trans. New York Acad.
of Sc. 1836, pgg. 110-118, in-8)
New York 1886.

Dufour L. — Une nouvelle espece de
Psathyrella (Rev. gen. Bot. I, pgg.
• 651-652, in-8j Paris 1889.

xxxnr
Dufour L. et Costantin J. — Cfr. Co-

stantin.
Duggar B. M. — Variability in the
spores of Uredo Polypodii (Pro-
ceed. Am. Ac. of Arts a. Sc. 1894,
pgg. 396-400, 1 pl.) Boston 1894.

— On a bacterial disease of the Squa-

shbug (Anasa tristis). Bull. Ulinois
State Labor. of Nat. Hist. IV, pgg.
310-379, in-8, 2 pl.)Springfield 1896.

— Some important Pear diseases (Cor-

nell Univ. Agr. Exp. St. Ithaca
1898, Bull. n. 115, pgg. 597-627,
in-8, figg.) Ithaca 1898

— Three important fungous diseases of

the Sugar Beet (Ibid, 1899, Bull.
163, pgg. 339-363, in-8, figg.) I-
thaca,1899.

— Peach leaf-curl and Notes on the

shot-hole effect of Peaches and
Plums (Ibid., 1899, Bull. 161, pgg.
371-388, in-8, figg.) Ithaca 1899.

Duggar B. M. et Stewart F. C. — The
sterile fungus Rhizoctonia as a
cause of plant-diseases in America
(Ibid., Bull. 186, pgg. 51-76, in-8,
figg.) Ithaca 1901.

Dumee P. — Note sur 1' Hypomyces
lateritius (Bull. Soc. Myc. Fr. XI,
6 pgg. in-8, 1 pl.) Lons-le-Saunier
1895.

— N6cessite de reviser Ie genre Ama-

nita (Ibid. XVIII; 10 pgg. in-8)
Paris 1902.
Dumee P. et Maire R. — Remarques
sur le Zaghouania l hillyrece (Ibid.
XVIII, 9 pgg., in-8) Paris 1902.

— et — Cfr. Maire.

Durand E. J. — A disease of currant
Canes (Cornell. Univ. Agr. Exp.
St. Ithaca, Bull. 125, pgg. 23-38,
in-8, 1 pl.) Ithaca 1897.

— The classilication of the fieshy Pe-

zizinece with reference to the stru-
ctural characters etc. (Bull. Torr.
Bot. Club XXVII, pgg. 463-495,
in-8, 6 pl.) New York 1900.

XXXIV

Durand E. J. — Studies in North a-
merican Discomycetes. I. Tlie Ge-
nus Holwaya Sacc. ( Ibid., XXVIII,
pgg. 349-855, in-8, 1 pl.) New York
1901.

— Dacryoj) is Ellisiana Massee (Ibid.,

XXIX, 1 pag., in-8) New York
1902.

— Tlie genus Angelina (Journ. of Myc.

VIII, pgg. 108-109, in-8) Columbus
1902.

— Studies in North american Diseomy-

cetes. II. Some new or noteworthy
species from central and westen
New York (Bull. Torr. Bot. Club
XXIX, pgg. 458-465, in-8) New
York 1902.

Durieu Ch. (de Maisonneuve) — No-
tice sur les champignons comesti-
bles et les champignons veneneux
fBelgique Hortic. XXIV, pgg. 144-
152, in-8) Liege 1874.

Duss-Patouillard — Enumeration me-
thodique des Champignons recuelli
a la Guadeloupe et a Martinique
(94pgg., in-8) Lons-le-Saunier 1903.

Dutrochet H. J. — Observations sur
les Champignons (N. Ann. du Mus.
de Paris, III, pgg. 59-79, in-4, 1 pl.)
Paris 1834.

Earle F. S. — Some fungi imperfecti
from Alabama (Bull. Torr. Bot.
Club. XXIV, pgg. 28-32, in-8) New
York 1897.

— Some fungi from South America

(Ibid., XXVI, pgg. 632-G34, in-8)
New York 1899.

— Cotton diseases (Alabama Exp. Stat.,

Bull. n. 107, pgg. 289-330, in-8)
Auhurn 1900.

— Some Florida fnngi (Bull. Torr.

Bot. Club. XXVII, pgg. 120-123,
iu-S) New York 1900.

— Some fungi from Portorico (Muh-

leubergia I. pgg. 10-17, in-8) Lan-
caster Pa. L901.

Earle F. S. - Fnngi in « Plantae Ba-
kerianse » by E. L. Greene and
others, vol. II (30 pgg , in-8) Wa-
shington 1901.

— Botanical Contributions — Mycolo-

gical studies I. (New York Bot.

Gard. 1902, pgg. 331-350 in-8) New

York 1902.
Earle F. S. et Tracy S. M. Cfr.

Trac.i/.
Earle F. S. et Undervood L. M. —

Cfr. Undervood.
Ehrenberg C. G. — Fungorum nova

genera tria (SprengeP s Jahrb. I

(1820), pgg. 51-58, in-8, 1 tab.) Ber-

lin 1820.
Eichelbaum F. — Sj)hceria Sommeri

(Cfr. Botan. Centralbl. XXIX, I,

pag. 378) Cassel 1887.
Eichler J. — Picoa Carthusiana Tul.

im Schwarzwald (Jahresb. Ver. f.

vaterl. Naturk Wiirtemberg 1898,

pgg 331-333, in-8) Wurtemberg

1898.
Eichler J. et Kirchner O. — Cfr. Kir-

clmer.
Eliasson A. G. — Taphrina acerina

n. sp. (Bih. till Vet. Akad. llandl..

Bd. XX ; 7 pgg., in-8, 1 Taf.) Stock-

holm 1895.

— Fungi suecici (Bot. Not. J895, pgg.

17, 57, 107, in-8) Lund 1895.

— Svampar ur C. J. Johansons herba-

rium (Ibid., 1896, pgg. 205-214, in-
8) Lund 1896.

— Fungi Upsalienses (K. Svenska Vet,-

Akad. Handl., Bd. XXII; 20 pgg.,
in-8, 1 Taf.) Stockholm 1897.
Ellis J. B. — Diatrype disciformis
(The Amer. Naturalist, 1882, pgg.
239-210, in-8) Philadelphia 1882.

— New north-american fungi (Bull.

Torr. Bot. Club, IX. pgg. 18, 73,
98, 111, 133, et X, pgg. 52-51, in-
8) New York 18S2-83.

— New species of north-american 1'ungi

(The Amorican Naturalist, 1882,

pgg. 809 et 1001 ; et 1883, pgg. 192
et 316, in-8) Philadelphia 1882-83.
Ellis J. B. — Notes on Gyinnosporan-
giuin and Razstelia (Ibid., dec. 1883)
Philadelphia 1883.

— Notes on some specimens of Pyre-

nomycetes in the Schweinitz Her-
barium of the Academy (Proceed.
Acad. Nat. Sc. Phiiadelphia 1895,
12 pgg. in-8) Philadelphia 1895.

Ellis J. B. et Anderson W. — New
species of Montana Fungi. Chicago
1891.

Ellis J. B. et Bartholomew E. — New
species of Kansas fungi, I (Erythea
1896, pgg. 79-83) Berkeley Cal.
1896.

— et — New Kansas fungi (Ibid., pgg.

1-4 et 23-29) Berkeley Cal. 1896.

— et — New species of fungi from va-

rious localities (Journ. of Mycol.
VIII, pgg. 173-i; 8, in-8) Columbus
1902.
Ellis J. B. et Dearness J. — New
species of Canadian fungi (Cana-
dian Bec. of Sc, 1893, pgg. 267-
272, in-8) Montreal 1893.

— et — New species of Canadian fungi

(Proceed. Canad. Instit., n. ser., I,
pgg. 89-93, in-8) Toronto 1897.

— et — New species of Canadian fungi

(Trans. Canad. Instit. 1899, 4 pgg.,
in-8, figg.) Toronto 1899.
Ellis J. B. et Everhart B. M. — No-
tes on a species of Coprinus from
Montana (The Microscope, X, pgg.
129-131, in-8, 1 pl.) Washington
1890.

— et — The north-american Pyreno-

mycetes — Newfield 1892.

— et — New species of fungi from va-

rious localities (Proceed. Acad. Nat.
So. Philadelphia 1893, pgg. 440-
446; 1894 pgg. 322-386; 1895 pgg.
413-441, in-8) Philadelphia 1893-
1895.

— et — New species of north-american

xxxv
fungi from various localities (lbid.,
1893, pgg. 128-172, in-8) Philadel-
phia 1893.
Ellis J. B. et Everhart B. M. — New
west-american fungi (Erythea I,
pgg. 197-206 et II, pgg. 17-27, in-
8) Berkeley Cal. 1893-94.

— et — New Californian fungi (lbid.,

I pgg. 145-147, in-8) Berkeley Cal.
1893.

— et — Bescription of a new tungus

(Journ. of Trinidad Pield Natura-
lisfs Club. I; 1 pag., in-8) Port
of Spain 1894.

— et — New species of Ustilaginese

and Uredinese (Bull. Torr. Bot.
Club, XXII, pgg. 57-61, in-8) New
York 1895.

— et — New fungi, mostly Uredineee

and Ustilaginee from various loca-
lities and a new Fomes of Alaska
(Bull. Torr. Bot. Club, XXII, pgg.
362-364, in-8) New York 1895.

— et — New species of fungi (Ibid.,

1895, pgg. 434-440; 18b7 pgg. 125-
137 et 457-477: 1898 pgg. 501-514;
1900 pgg. 49-64 et 571-578) New
York 1895-1900.

— et — Lasiodiplodia tubericola n. g. et

sp. (Bot. Gaz. 1896) Chicago 1896.

— et — New species of tropical fungi

(Bull. Lab. Nat. Hist. St. Univ.
Iowa, IV, pgg. 67-72, in-8) Iowa
1896.
— • et — New west-american fungi, III
(Erythea V; pgg. 5-6, in-8) Ber-
keley Cal. 1897.

— et — New lungi from Yucatan
(Ibid., 1 pag., in-8) Berkeley Cal.

. 1897.

— et — New species of fungi from va-

rious localities (Americ. Naturalist
1897, pgg. 339-343 et 426-430, in-
8) Philadelphia 1897.

— et — New west-indian fungi (Rull.

Torr. Bot. Club, XXIV, pgg. 207-
209, in-8) New York 1897.

XWVI

Ellis J. B. et Everhart B. M. — New
species oi' north american iungi
(Ibid., pgg. 277-292) New Yorkl897.

— et — The north-american Pliyllo-

stictas (79 pgg., in-8) Vineland N.
J. 1900.

— et — New Alabama fungi (Jo.urn. oi'

Mycol. VIII, pgg. 62-73, in-S) Co-
lumbus 1902.

— et — New species of fungi from va-

rious Ibcalities (Ibid., 1902, pgg.

11-19: 1903 pgg. 164-163 et 222-

225; 1904 pgg. 167-170, in-8) Co-

lumbus 1902-1904.
Ellis d. B. et Holway E. W. D. —

New Iowa fungi (Bull. Lab. Nat.

Hist. Univ. of Iowa III, pgg. 41-

43, in-8) fowa 1895.
Ellis J. B. et Kellerman W. A.

New species of north-american fun-

gi (Amer. Naturalist, 1883, pgg.

1164-1166, in-8) Philadelphia 1883.

— et — New Kansas fungi (Journ. of

Mycol. IV, pgg. 26-27, in-8) Wa-
shington 1888.

— et — A new species ot Phyllosticta :

Ph. Alcides (Ohio Naturalist, 1902,

II, pgg. 223 et 262, in-8) Cincin-
nati (?) 1902.

— et — Two new species of Cercospora

(Journ. of Myc, IX, 1 pg., in-8)

Columbus 1903.
Ellis J. B. et Kelsey F. D. — New

west-indian fungi (Bull. Torr. Bot.

Club 1897, pgg. 207-209, in-8j New

York 1897.
Ellis J. B. et Mac Bride T. H. —

Nicaraguan Hymenomycetes i Mull.

Lab. Nat. Hist. State Univ. Iowa,

III, pgg. 190-194, in-8) Iowa 1896.
Ellis J. B. et Saccardo P. A. — /•.'-

verhartia hymenuloides ( West Che-
ater Daily republican, 27 may 1832)
West Chester 1882.
Engelhardt H. — Ueber Rosellinia con-
gregata Beok, eine neue Pilzart aus
iler Braunkohlenformation Sachsen

(Abhandl. d. Isis In Dresden, 1887,

pgg. 33-35, in-8, 1 Taf.) Dresden

1887.
Engelke C. — Beitrag zur hannover-

schen Pilzflora f48 u. 49 Jahresb.

d. Naturh. Ges. zu Hannover, pgg.

80-126, in-8) Hannover 1900.
Eriksson J. — Ueber die Specialisie-

rung des Parasitismus bei den Ge-

treiderostpilze (Ber. deutsch. bot.

Ges. XII, pgg. 292-331, in-8) Ber-

lin 1891.

— Ein parasitischer Pilz als Index der

inneren Natur eines PHanzenba-
stards (Bot. Notiser, 1895, pgg. 251-
253, in-8) Leeds 1895.

— Ueber die verschiedene Rostempfiln-

glichkeit verschiedener Getreide-
sorten (Zeitsehr. f. PHanzenkr.,
V, pgg. 80-85 et 156-158, in-8)
Stuttgart 1895.

— Ueber die Forderung der Pilzspo-

renkeimung durch Kiilte (Cen-
tralbl. Bakt. etc. 1895, pgg. 557-
565, in-8, figg.) Jena 1895.

— Einige Beobachtungen iiber den

stammbewohnenden Kiefernblasen-
rost,seine Natur und Erscheinungs-
weise (Ibid., 1896, pgg. 377-394,
in-3) Jena 1896.

— Welciie Kostarten zerstoren die au-

stralischen Weizenernten ? (Zeits.
f. Pflanzenkr. VI, pgg. 141-144, in-
8) Stuttgart 1896.

— Zur Carakteristik des Weizenbraun-

rostes (Centralbl. Bakt. etc. 1897,
7 pgg., in-8) Jena 181)7.

— Der heutige Stand der Getreiderost-

frage (Ber. deutsch. bot. Ges. XV,
pgg. 183-191. in-S) Berlin 1897.

— Weitere Beobachtungen iiber die

Specialisierung des Getreidesch-
warzrostes (Zeitschr. f. Pflanzenkr.
VII, 5 pgg., in-8) Stuttgart 18!>7.

— Vie latente et plasmatique de cer-

tains Uredinees (Cpt. rend. Ac. Sc.
1897, 3 pgg. in-4) Paris 1897.

Eriksson J. — Neue Beobachtungen

■ xiber die Natur und das Vorkom-

men des Kronerostes (Centralbl. f.

Bakter. etc. 1897, 18 pgg. in-8) Jena

1897.

— Ueber die Dauer der Keimkraft in

den Wintersporen gewisser Rost-
pilze (Ibid., 1898, pgg.376 et 427,
in-8) Jena 1898.

— Etude sur le Puceinia Ribis DC.

des Grosseilliers rouges (Rev. gen.
Bot. X, 10 pgg. in-8, 1 pl.) Paris
1898.

— Principaux resultats des recb.ercb.es

sur la rouille des cereales executees
en Suede (Ibid., 16 pgg., in-8) Pa-
ris 1898.

— Studien iiber den Exenbesenrost der

Berberitze (Fuccinia Arrhenatheri)
(Beitr. zur Biol. d. Pflanzen VIII,
16 pgg., in-8, 3 Taf.) Breslau 1899.

— Nouvelles etudes sur la rouille brune

des cereales (Ann. Sc. Nat.-Bot.,
ser. VIII, t. IX, pgg. 241-288, in-
8, 3 pl.) Paris 1899.

— Sur 1'origine et la propagation de

la rouille des cereales par la se-
mence (Ibid., ser. VIII, t. XIV et
XV; 284 pgg., in-8, figg., 5 pl.) Pa-
ris 1902.

— The researches of Prof. H. Marshall

Ward on the brovvn rust on the
Bromes and the mycoplasma hypo-
thesis (Arck f. Botan. I, pgg. 139-
146, in-8) Stockholm 1903.

— Sur 1'appareil vegetatif de la rouille

jaune des cereales (Opt. rend. Ac.
b'c, octob. 1903, 3 pgg. in-4) Pa-
ris 1903.

— Nouvelles recherches sur 1'appareil

vegetatif de certaines Uredinees
(Ibid., 1904, 3 pgg. in-4) Paris
1904.
Eriksson J. et Henning E. — Die
Hauptresultate einer neuen Unter-
suchung iiber die Getreideroste
(Zeitschr. Pflanzenkr. IV, pgg. 66-

XXXVII

76, 140-142, 257-261. in-8) Stutt-

gart 1894.
Eriksson J. et Henning E. — Die

Getreideroste; ihre Geschichte und

Natur. Stockholm 1896.
Eriksson J. et Tischler G. — Ueber

das vegetative Leben der Getrei-

derostpilze I. (Kun. Svenska Ve-

tensk.-Akad. Handl., Bd. XXXVII

n. 6; 19 pgg.. in-4, 2 pl.) Stock-

holm 1904.
Errera L. Heredit& d' un earactere ac-

quis chez un champignon pluricel-

lulaire (Bull. Accad. roy. Belg.

1899, pgg. 81-102, in-8) Bruxelles

1899.
Everhart B. M. et Ellis J. B. — Cfr.

Ellis J. B.

Fairchild D. G. — Bordeaux misture
as a fungicide (N. St. Dep. of A-
gric. — Div. of Veg. Pathol., Bull.
n.6 ; 55 pgg.,in-8) Washingtonl894.

Fairman Ch. E. — Puff-balls, slime-
moulds and cup-fungi of Orleans
county, New York (Proceed. Ro-
chester Acad. of Sc, III, pgg. 207-
220, in-8) Bochester 1900.

Farlow W. G. — The black-knot (Bull.
Bussey Instit. I, pgg. 440-454; in-
8) Cambridge, Boston 1876?

— On the synonymy of some species

of Uredinese (Proceed. Amer. Acad.
of Arts and Sc 1878, pgg. 262-
263, in-8) Boston 1878.

— JEcidium on Juniperus virginiana

(Bot. Gaz. XII, pgg. 205-207, in-8)
Chicago 1887.

— Notes on fungi, I. (ibid., XIV, pgg.

187-190, in-8) Chicago 1889.

— Diseases of trees likely to follow

mechanical injuries (Mass. Hort.
Soc 1891, 15 pg., in-8) Boston 1891.

— Dr. Mayr on the parasitic fungi of

north-american forest-trees (Gar-
den and Eorest, 1892, 1 pag.) Nevy
York 1892.

\XXVII1

Farlow W. G. — Notes on collections
ot' Cryptogams 1'rom the higher
mountains of New England (Proc.
Bost. Soc. Xat Hist. XXV, pgg.
387-391, in-8) Boston 1892.

— Note on Agaricus amygdalinus Cnr-

tis (ibid., XXVI, pgg. 356-358, in-
8) Boston 1894.

— Notes for Mushroom-eater (Garden

and Forest 1894, 20 pgg., in-8, figg.
New York 1894.

— A sketch of ci^ptogamic hotany in

Harward University (16 pgg., in-8)
Cambridge Mass. 1896.

— The conception of species as affected

by recent investigations on fungi
(23 pgg., in-8) Boston 1898.

— Some edible and poisonous fungi

(Un. St. Dep. of. Agr. — Div. of
veg. Phys. a. Path., Bull. n. 15,
pgg. 453-470, in-8, 10 pl.) Wa-
shington 1898.
Farneti R. — Funghi mangerecci e ve-
lenosi (315 pgg., in-8, figg., 7 tav.)
Milano 1893.

— Intorno ad una nuova malattia delle

Albicocche (Atti Ist. Bot. Pavia,
VII, 9 pgg., in-8) Milano 1900.

— Intorno al Bolctus Briosianus n. sp.

(ibid., 17 pgg., in-8, 3 tav.) Mihmo
1900.

— Nuovi materiali per la micologia

lombarda. Funghi della provincia
di Cremona, I. (ibid., VI, pgg. 95-
108, in-8) Milano 1900.

— Intorno allo sviluppo ed al polimor-

fismo di un nuovo micromicete pa-
rassita ( Ihid., VII, 42 pgg., in-8,
4 tav.) Milano 1902.

— Le volatiche e 1' atrofia dei frutti

del Fico (ibid., VIII, 6 pgg., in-8,
1 tiiv.i Milano 1903.

— Jntorno alla malattia del Caffe svi-

lnppatasi aelle piantagioni di Oni-
catlan nel Messico (ibid., I X . 2 pgg.,
in-Sj Milano 1904.

— Inturno ad alcune malattie della

Vite non ancora descritte od av-
vertite in Italia (ibid., X) Milano
1904.

Farneti R. — II marciume dei bocciuoli
e dei fiori delle Rose causato da
una forma patogena della Botrytis
vulgaris (ibid.) Milano 1901.

Farneti R. et Briosi G. — Cfr. Briosi.

Farneti R. et Montemartini L. — Cfr.
Montemartini.

Fautrey F. — Especes nouvelles ou
rares de la Cote-cF Or (Rev. Myc.
1894-1897) Toulouse 1894-1897.

Fautrey F. et Lambotte E. — Especes
nouvelles de la Cote-d' Or (Rev.
Myc. 1894-1896) Toulouse 1894-96.

Fautrey F. et Rolland — Cfr. Rolland.

Fautrey F. et Saccardo P. A. — Cfr.
Saccardo P. A.

Fayod V. — Agaricinese africanse (Abh.
Bot. Ver. Prov. Brandenburg
XXXI, pgg. 224-229. in-8, 1 Taf.)
Berlin 1890.

— Censimento dei funghi osservati
nelle valli Valdesi del Piemonte
(Annali Acc. Agr. Torino XXXV,
pgg. 81-114, in-8) Torino 1893.

Felix J. — Studien iiber fossile Pilze
(Zeitschr. deutsch. geolog. Ges.
1894, pgg. 269-280, in-8, 1 Taf.j
Berlin 1894.

Feltgen J. — Vorstudien zur einer
PilzHora desGrossherzogthums Ln-
xemburg, I-III (Rec. Mem. et Tra-
vaux Soc. bot. Luxemburg 1898-
1903, in-8) Luxemburg 1899-1903.

Ferguson M. C. — A preliminary stu-
dy of tlie germination of the spores
of Agaricus campestris and other
Basidiomycetous fungi(Un. St. Dep.
of Agr.-Bur. of Pl. ind., Bull. n.
16; 43 pgg., in-8, 3 pl.) Washington
1!'02.

Ferraris T. — Di un nuovo Ifoinicete
parassita nei frutti di Arancio
(Malp. XIII, pgg. 368-381, in-8,
1 tav.) Genova 1900.

Ferraris T. — Materiali per una fiora
micologica del Piemonte. Miceti
raccolti nei dintorni di Crescentino.
I. (ibid., XIV, pgg. 193-228, in-8)
Genova 1900.

— Reliquie Cesatiane. II. Primo elenco

di funghi del Piemonte (Ann. Ist.
Bot. Roma, IX, 38 pgg., in-4) Ro-
ma 1902.

— Materiali per una Hora micologica

del Piemonte. II. (Malp. XVI, 46
pagg., in-8, 2 tav.) Genova 1902.

— Miceti della Valle d' Aosta. I. (Malp.

XVI, 41 pgg., in-8, 2 tav.) Genova
1902.

— II brusone del Riso e la Piricularia

Oryzce. Nota prel. (ibid. XVII, 34
pgg. in-8, 2 tav.) Genova 1903.

— Enumerazione dei funghi della Val-

sesia raccolti dal cav. Ab. Antonio
Carestia: serie III (Malp. XVIII,
22 pgg., in-8, 1 tav.) Genova 1904.

Ferraris T. et Casali C. -- Cfr. Casali.

Ferrati E. et Gosio B. — Cir. Gosio

Ferry R. — Recherches sur les ma-
tieres sucrees contenues dans les
champignons (Rev. Myc. 1890, 4
pgg., in-8, 1 pl.) Toulouse 1890.

Feuilleaubois P. V. A. — Liste raison-
nee de quelques Fonginees recol-
tees aux environs de Paris (Rev. de
Bot. II et III) Paris 1883-1884.

Field M. et Bolley H. L. — Cfr. Bolley.

Fiori A. — Sulla presenza del Cyathus
Lesueurii in Italia (Boll. Soc. Ven.-
Trent. Sc. Nat. V, pgg. 198-204,
in-8, figg.) Padova 1894.

Fischer A. — Cfr. Schroter.

Fischer A. (von Waldheim) — Zur
Kenntnis der Entyloma-Avten (6
pgg., in-8) Moscou 1877.

— Die Bakterienkrankheiten der Pfian-

zen (Centralbl. f. Bakt. etc. V, pgg.
279-287, in-8) Jena 1899.
Fischer Ed. — Nachtrag zur Abhand-
lung iiber Pachyma Cocos (Hedw.
1891, 2 pgg., in-8) Dresden 1891.

XXXIX

Fischer Ed. — Ueber die sog. Sclero-
tien-Krankheiten der Heidelbeere,
Preisselbeere und der Alpenrose
(Mitth. Naturf. Gesell. 1891* 2
pgg., in-8) Bern 1891.

— Die Sclerotienkrankheit der Alpen-

rosen : Sclerotium Rhododendri
(Ber. Schweiz. Bot. Gesell. 1893, 18
pgg.. in-8, figg.) Bern 1893.

— Beitrage zur Kenntnis exotischer

Pilze. III : Geaster stipitatus Solms
(Hedw. 1893, pgg. 50-56, in-8, 1
Taf.) Dresden 1893.

— Contributions a 1' etude du genre

Coleosporium (Bull. Soc. Bot. Fr.
XLI,pgg. CLXVIII-CLXXIII, in-
8) Paris 1894.

— Die Entwickelung der Fruchtkorper

von Mutinus caninus Huds. (Ber.
deutsch. bot. Gesell. XIII, pgg.
128-137, 1 Taf.) Berlin 1895.

— Weitere Infektionsversuche mit

Rostpilzen (Mitth. Naturf. Gesell.
1895, 2 pgg. in-8) Bern. 1895.

— Die Zugehorigkeit von sEcidiurn pe-

nicillatum (Hedw. XXXIV, 6 pgg.,
in-8, figg.) Dresden 1895.

— Ueber den Parallelismus der Tube-

raceen und Gasteromyceten (Ber.
deutsch. bot. Ges. XIV, pgg. 301-
311, in-8) Berlin 1896.

— Beitrage zur Kenntnis der schwei-

zerischen Rostpilze (Bull. Herb.
Boissier V, pgg. 393-397 ; VI, pgg.
11-17; VII, pgg. 419-422, in-8) Ge-
neve 1897-99.

— Bemerkungen iiber Geopora und

verwandte Hypoggeen (Hedwigin
XXXVII, pgg. 56-60, in-8, figg.)
Dresden 1898.

— Entwicklungsgeschiehtliehe Unter-

suchungen iiber Rostpilze (Beitr.
Kryptogamenfl. der Schweiz I; 12L
pgg., in-8, 2 Taf.) Bern. 1898.

— Unteriuchungen zur vergleichenden

Entwicklungsgeschichte und Sy-
stematik der Phalloideen (Denksehr.

\l.

Schw. Naturf. Gesell. XXXVI. 81
pgg. in-8, 6 Taf.) Bern. 100«'.
Fischer Ed. -- Forsetzung derentwick-
lungsgesohiohtl ohen Untersuchun-
gen fiber Etostpilze (Ber. Schweiz.
Bot, Gesell. 1900-1904) Bern. 1900-
1904.

— Bemerkungen fiber die Tuberaceen-

gattungen Gyrocratera nnd Eyd-
trya (Hedw. XXXIX. pgg. 48-
51: in-8, figg.) Dresden 1900.

— Die Uredo- und Teleutosporengene-

ration von ^Ecidium elatiin/ m ( Ber.
Deutsch. Bot. Gesell. XIX, pgg.
397-398, in-8) Berlin 1901.

— Einige Bemerkungen fiber die von

Herrn Prof. C. Schroeter aus Java
mitgebrachten Phalloideen (Jahr.
(IV) des Naturf. Gesell. Zfirich,
XLVI, pgg. 122-127, in-8 figg.)
Ziirich 1901.

— Fungi (in Schinz Beitrage zur

Kenntnis der afrikanischen Flora)
(Bull. Herb. Boiss., II ser., t. I,
pgg. 758-762, in-8) Geneve 1901.

— JEcidium elatinum der Urheber des

Weisstannen-Hexenbesen und seine
Uredo- und Teleutosporenionn
(Zeitschr. f. Pflanzenkr., XI et XII,
33 pgg., in-8, figg., 2 Taf.) Stutt-
gart 1901.

— Beitrage zur Kenntniss der schwei-

zerischen Rostpilze (Bull. Herb.
Boiss., ser. II, t. II, pgg. 950-959,
in-8) Geneye 1902 (Vide retro).

— Fortsetzung der entwicklungsge-

shichtlichen Untersuchungen iiber

Etostpilze | 11-17) fBer. Schweiz.

bot Gesell., Hft. XV, 13 pgg. in-8)

Bern 1905.
Fischer Ed. et Boudier E. — Cfr.

/; tudit i'-
Flores V. — Sullu malattia degli agru-

meti di Milis in Sardegna (L' Ital.

Agrio. XWIII. pgg. 13-17, in-8)

Piaeenza 1896.
Fontana F. — Osservazioni sopra La

ruggine del Grano (111 pgg-, in-8,

1 tav.) Lucca 17u'7.

Forster E. J. — Agaricus of tho Uni-
ted States. Genus Panus f Journ. of
Mycol. IV. pgg. 21-2G, Ln-8) Wa-
shington 188S.

Franciscis F. (de) — Clr. De Fran-
cisci*.

Forquig-ion L. et Mougeot A. — Cham-
pignons observes aux environs de
La Bolle, pres Saint-Die. (Rev. My-
col. 1885, pgg. 5-8, in-8) Toulouse
1885.

Freeman E. M. — A preliminary list
of Minnesota Erysiphese (Minn.
Bot. Stud. II, p. IV, pgg. 423-430,
in-8) Miuneapolis 1900.

Fries E. — Systema orbis vegetabilis.
Lundae 1825.

Fries E. — Note sur la distribu-
tion geugraphique des Champignons
(trad. iranc. par W. Nylander)
(Ann. Sc. Nat.-Bot. XV, pgg. 10-
35, in-8) Paris 1801.

Fries R. E. — Sveriges Myxornyceter
(K. Vetensk.-Atad. Porhandl. 1899,
pgg. 215-240, in-8) Stockholm 1899.

— Basidiobolus myxophilus, en ny

Phycomycet (ibid., 16 pgg., in-8,

2 Taf.) Stockholm 1899.

— In Synopsin Hymenomycetum re-

gionis Gothoburgensis additamen-
tum (Acta Reg. Soc. Scient. Go-
thob., t. III, ser. IV, 33 pgg., in-8)
Gothoburgi 1900.

— Myxomyceter von Argentinien und

Bolivia (Ark. £ Bot. 1903, pgg. 57-
70, in-8) Stockholm 1903.
Fulton T. W. — The dis]>ersion of tlie
spores of fungi by the agency of
insects, with special reference to
the Phailoidei (Ann. of Bot. III,
pgg. 207-238, in-8, 1 pl.) London
L889.

Gabotto L. — Contribuzione alla Hora
micologica pedemontana (Xuov.

Giorn. bot. ital., n. s., vol. XII,
pgg. 53-77, in-8) Firenze 1905.

Gadeau H. (de Kerville) — Curieux
aspect du mycelium d' un champi-
gnon Hymenomycete (Le Natura-
liste 1894, pgg. 194-196, in-8) Pa-
ris 1894.

Galeno A. — Del Bacillus Anthracis
nella provincia di Padova (Boll.
Soc. Ven.-Trent. Sc Nat., III, pgg.
44-56, in-8) Padova 1883.

Galloway B. T. — Uncinula polychceta
B. et C. (Bot. Gaz., XIII, pgg. 29-
32, in-8, figg.) Chicago 1888.

— Notes on western Erysiphese and

Peronosporese (Journ. of Mycol. IV,
pgg. 33-36, in-8) Washington 1888.

— Experiments in the treatment oi"

Pear-leaf-blight and the Apple
powdery mildew (Un. St. Dep. of
Agric. — Sect. veg. Path. ; 11 pgg.,
in-8, figg.) Washington 1889.

— Report of the Chief of the division

of vegetable Pathologie for 1891
(Un. St Dep. of Agr. — Sect. veg.
Path., 1892, pgg. 359-378, in-8, 3
pl.) Washington 1892.

— Some destructive Potato-diseases

(U. St. Dep. of Agr. — Fariner' s
Bull. n. 15, 8 pgg., in-8, figg.) Wa-
shington 1894.

— Observations on the development of

Uncinula spiralis (Bot. Gaz. XX,
pgg. 486-491, in-8, 2 pl.) Chicago
1895.

— A rust and leaf casting of Pine

leaves (ibid., XXII, pgg. 433-453,
in-8, 2 pl) Chicago 1896.

— Potato diseases and their treatment

(Un. St. Dep. of Agr. — Famer' s
Bull. n. 91, 11 pgg., in-8, figg.)
Washington 1896.
Garbiglietti A. — Catalogo delle prin-
cipali specie di funghi crescenti nei
contomi di Torino etc. (At. Accad.
Medic. Torino, V, 65 pgg. in-4) To-
rino 1867.

XLI

Garovaglio S. — Del carolo o brusone
del Riso (Arcb. Lab. Bot. Critt. Pa-
via, I, pgg. 173-202, in-8; 2 tav.)
Milano 1874.

— Prospetti dei lavori eseguiti nel La-

boratorio crittogamico nel 1871-73
(ibid. I, pgg. LIII-LXVIII, in-8)
Milano 1874.

— Relazione al signor conte Bettoni

di Brescia sui parassiti ond' erano
affette le foglie ed i rami di Gelso
etc. (ibicl. I, pgg. 126-131, in-8, fig.)
Milano 1874.

— Relazione al signor Tonini di Vero-

na sulla malattia dei Capperi (ibicl.
I, pgg. 134-141, in-8, figg.) Milano
1874.

— Sulla scoperta di un Discomicete

trovato nel cerume dell' orecchio u-
mano (ibicl. I, pgg. 113-114, in-8)
Milano 1874.

— Sullo Sporotrichum Mayclis etc. (ibicl.

pgg. 31-40, in-8, figg.j Milano 1874.

— Nuove ricerche sul vajuolo della

Vite (ibicl. II-III, pgg. 347-355, in-
8) Milano 1879.

— La Peronospora viticola ed il Labo-

ratorio crittogamico (ibicl. IV, pgg.
23-53, in-8) Milano 1882.

— La Vite ed i suoi nemici nel 1881

(ibicl. IV, pgg. 183-204, in-8, 2 tav.)
Milano 1882.
Garovaglio S. et Cattaneo A. — Re-
lazione al signor marchese Fr. Ca-
rega di Murice sulla causa dell'« al-
lettamento » di alcuni saggi di Fru-
mento etc. (ibid. I, pgg. 119-125,
in-8, 1 tav.) Milano 1874.

— et — Nuove ricerche sulla malattia
del Brusone del Riso (ibid. II -III,

pgg. 15-20, in-8) Milano 1879.

— et — Sulla Erysiphe graminis e

sulla Septoria Tritici (ibid. II-III,
pgg. 21-38, in-8, 1 tav.) Milano 1879.

— et — Studi sulle dominanti malat-

tie dei vitigni (ibici. II-III, pgg.
245-288, in-8, 2 tav.) Milano 1879.

3*

XLIl

Garovaglio S. et Cattaneo A. — Sulla
ruggine dell' Abete rosso : Perider-
niii/m abietinum (ibid. II-III, pgg.
47-55, in-8, 1 tav.) Milano 1879.

— et — C£r. Cattaneo A.
Gasparrini G. — liicerche sulla natura

della t pietra fungaia » e sul fungo
che vi soprannasce (At. Acc. Pont.,
ser. II, vol. II, pgg. 197-254, in-4,
5 tav.) Napoli 1841.

— Osservazioni sulla generazione delle

spore nel Podisoma fuscum (Rend.
Acc. Sc. Napoli, 1848, 13 pgg. in-4,
1 tav.) Napoli 1848.

— Os.servazioni sul cammino di un mi-

celio fungoso nel fusto vivente del-
T Acacia dealbata (Atti Acc. Sc. fis.
e mat. Napoli, II, pgg. 304-315, in-
4, 1 tav.) Napoli 1865.
Gasperini G. — Ulteriori ricerche sul
genere Streptotrix (Riv. gen. ital.
di Clinica medica, IV, 11 pgg. in-8)
Firenze 1892.

— Ulteriori ricerche sul genere Acti-

nomyces (Proc. verb. Soc. tosc. Sc.
Nat. 1894, 27 pgg. in-8) Pisa 1894.

— Sulla cosidetta Crenothrix Kuhniana

o polyspora etc. (Atti Soc. Sc. Nat.
Pisa 1898, 4 pgg., in-8) Pisa 1898.

— I microbi patogeni e la loro classi-

ficazione naturale (Giorn. d' Ippolo-

gia 1902, n. 5 ; 3 pgg., in-8) Pisa (?)

1902.
(Gavotti G.). — Trattato dei funghi

[Anonymus] (pgg. I-XII et 1-271)

Roma 1792.
Geerligs et Went. - - Cfr. Went.
Geneau L. (De Lamarliere). — Cfr.

De Lamarticre.
Gerard W. R. — New fungi (n. 6).
Bnll. Torr. Bot. Club. VI, pgg. 77-

78, in-8) New York 1876.
Giard A. — /7 Tsaria densa, champi-

gnon parasitedu Hnnneton commun
Btdl. Sc. de la Fr. et de la Belg.

XX VI, 112 pgg., in-y, 4pl.; Paris

1893.

Giard A. et Billet A. — Observation
sur la maladie phosphorescente des
Talitres et autres Crustaces ( Cpt.
rend. Soc. de Biolog., 1889, 4 pgg.,
in-8; Paris 1889.

Giaxa V. (de) — Cfr. De Giaxa.

Gibelli G. — Studi sulla moltiplica-
zione artificiale delle orittogame pa-
rassite dei cereali (Att. Acc. Mode-
na, XVII, 9 pgg., in-4) Modena
1877.

Giesenhagen K. — Ueber Hexenbesen
an tropischen Farnen (Flora 1892,
pgg. 130-156, in-8, 2 Taf.) Marburg
1892.

— Taphrina, Exoascus und Magnu-

siella (Bot. Zeit. 1901, pgg. 116-142,

in-8, 1 Taf.) Leipzig 1901.
Gillot X. — Liste des Cryptogames re-

coltees en Corse pendant la session

extraordinaire de 1877 (Bull. Soc.

Bot. Fr., XXV, pgg. 131-138, in-8)

Paris 1878.
Gliick H. — Der Moschuspilz: Nec-

tria moschata (Engler's Bot. Jahrb.

XXXI, pgg. 495-515, in-8, 2 Taf.)

Leipzig 1902.
Gobi Ch. — Entwickelungsgeschichte

des Pythium- tenue n. sp. (Scr. bot.

Horti Univ. Petropol., fasc. XV ,

pgg. 211-226. in-8) St. Petersbourg

1899.

— Ueber einen neuenparasitischen Pilz, «

Rhizidiomyces Ichmeumon n. sp.
etc. (ibid. pgg. 251-292, in-8, 2
Taf.) St. Petersbourg 1899.
Godfrin J. — Especes critiques d' A-
garicinees: Lepiota cepaestipes et L.
lutea (Bull. Soc. Myc. Fr. XIII, 7
pgg. in-8) Lons-le-Saunier 1897.

— Caracteres anatomiques des Agari-

cinees (26 pgg., in-8, figg.) Nancy

1901.
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Arthur.
Goslo B. — Sul riconoscimento del-

1' arsenico per mezzo di alcune muf-

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1892.
Gosio B. — Azione di alcune muffe
sui composti fissi dell'arsenico(ifric?.,
32 pgg., in-8, 1 tav.) Roma 1892.

— Sulla sterilizzazione di miscele li-

quide incompatibili ad elevata tem-
peratura (ibid., 7 pgg., in-8, fig.)
Roma 1895.

— Zersetzungen zuckerlialtigen Nahr-

materiales durcb den Vibrio cho-
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XXII, 27 pgg., in-8, fig.) Miincben
1895.

— Ricerche batteriologiche e chimiche

sulle alterazioni del Mais. II (Riv.
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sul chimismo delle arseniomuffe
(L' Orosi, 1900, n. 11, 19 pgg., in-
8) Firenze 1900.

Gosio B. et De Giaxa V. — Ricerche
sul bacillo della peste bubbonica in
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1897.

Gosio B. et Ferrati E. — SulFazione
fisiologica dei veleni del Mais in-
vaso da alcuni Ifomiceti (Riv. Igie-
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8) Roma 1896.

Gray S. F. — A natural arrangement
of british plants (2 voll., in-8) Lon-
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Grazzi-Soncini G. — Influenza dei fer-
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pgg., in-8), Conegliano 1891.

Griffini L. — Ricerche micologiche
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XLIII

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Griffiths D. — Contributions to a bet-
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1901.

— Concerning some west-american fun-

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— The north - american Sordariaceae

(Mem. Torr. Bot. Club., XI, 134
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Grove W. B. — Nomad fungi : the
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Hansen E. C. — Biologische Unter-
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Hansen E. C. — Recherches sur la

\I.IV

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Hansen E. C. — Grundlinien zur Sy-
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529-688, in-8) Jena 1904.

Hariot M. P. — Enumeration des cham-
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1' annee 1901 ( Cpt. rend. Assoc.
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Hariot M. P. et Patouillard N. - Cfr.
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Harkness H. W. — Californian hypo-
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292, in-8, 4 pl.) S. Francisco 1899.

Harper R. A. — Beitrag zur Kenntnis
der Kerntheilung und Sporenbil-
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— Die Entwickelung des Peritheciums

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1895.
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— Niedere Organismen in Raupenblute

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— Septogloeum Hartigianum Sacc, ein

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8 pgg., in-8) Miinohen 1892.

— Rhizina undulata Pr., der wurzel-

schwamm ribid., 6 pgg., in-8) Miin-
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Hartmann M. — Eine rassenspaltige

Torula-Art, welche nur zeitweise

Maltose zu vergiiren vermag (To-

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Berlin 1903.
Harvey F. L. — Contribution to tlie

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— Verzeichnis der Bayerischen Zygo-

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Gesell. II, pgg. 70-71, in-8) Miin-
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— Ueber einige Schimmelpilze aufNah-

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1900, 3 pgg., in-8) Miinchen 1900.

— Pomeranzenfarbiger Schweiss (Cen-

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Hedgcock G. G. — New apparatus

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Phyllosticta on the sugar Beet
(Journ. ot' Mycol., X, 2 pgg., in-8)
Columbus 1904.

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1904.
Hedgcock G. G. et Metcalf H. - Eine

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Heinsen E. — Beobachtungen iiber

den neuen Getreidepilz : Rhyncho-

sporium graminicola (Jahrb. Ham-

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13 pgg., in-8 , 4 Taf. ) Hamburg 1901.
Henderson G. C. et Morris M. —

The cultivation and life-history of

the ringworm fungns: Trichophy-

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Henning E. et Eriksson J. — Cfr.

Eriksson.
Hennings P. — Botanische Mitteilun-

gen ( Abhandl. Bot. Ver. Prov.

Brandenburg, XXX, pgg. 128-137,

in-8) Berlin 1888.

— Aecidium Schiveinfurthii n. sp. (ibid.

pgg. 299-300, in-8) Berlin 1883.

— Ueber Isaria rhodosperma Bres. n.

sp. an Stammen von Seaforthia e-
legans in Berliner Bot. Garten (ibid.
XXXI, pgg. IX-X, in-8) Berlin
1889.

— Neue Art Hymenomycetum : Poly-

porus Buttneri (ibid., pag. 66, in-8)
Berlin 1889.

— Die Tylostoma - Arten der Umge-

bung Berlins (ibid. XXXIV, 2 pgg.,
in-8) Berlin 1892.

— Geaster marchicus n. sp. (ibid., 7

pgg., in-8) Berlin 1892.

— Fungi brasilienses II (Engler's Bot.

Jahrb. XVII, pgg. B23-526, in-8)
Leipzig 1893.
-- Fungi africani II (ibid. XVII, 42
pgg., in-8, 1 Taf.) Leipzig. 1893.

— Einige neue und interessante Pilze

aus dem K. Botan. Museum in
Berlin (Hedwigia XXXII, pgg. 61-
64, in-8, 1 Taf.) Dresden 1893.

— Fungi Warbrugiani (ibid. pgg. 216-

223, in-8. 1 Taf.) Dresden 1893.

— Fungi aethiopico-arabici. I (Bull.

Herb. Boiss. I, pgg. 97-122, in-8,
2 pl.) Geneve 1893.

XLV

Hennings P. — Fungi novo-guineenses.
II (Engler's Bot. Jahrb. XVIII,
pgg. 22-40, in-8) Leipzig 1894.

— Die Helvellaceen der Umgegend Ber-

lins (Abh. Bot. Ver. Prov. Branden-
burg XXXVI, pgg. 65-77, in-8)
Berlin 1894.

— Neue und interessante Pilze aus

dem K. Bot. Museum in Berlin.
II (Hedw. XXXIII pgg. 229-233,
in-8) Dresden 1894.

— Die Septoriakrankheit neuseelandi-

scher Veronicaarten unserer Gar-
ten (Zeitschr. f. Pflanzenkr. IV,
pgg. 203-204, in-8) Stuttgart 1894.

— Ueber das Vorkommen von Bulga-

ria polymorpha an lebenden Eichen
(ibid. pgg. 266-267, in-8) Stuttgart
1894.

— Die Clavariaceen der Mark Bran-

denburg (ibid. XXXVII, pgg. 15-
33, in-8) Berlin 1895.

— Mykologische Notizen (ibid., 14 pgg.,

in-8) Berlin 1895.

— Fungi austro - africani ( Hedw.
XXXIV, pgg. 325-327, in-8j Dres-
den 1895.

— Fungi goyazenses (ibid. pgg. 88-116,

in-8) Dresden 1895.

— Nachtrage zu den Fungi goyazen-

ses (ibid. pgg. 319-324, in-8) Dres-
den 1895.
- Fungi aethiopici a cl. G. Schwein-
furth lecti (ibid. pgg. 328-334, in-
8) Dresden 1895.

— Fungi blumenavienses ab A. Moller

lecti (ibid pgg. 335-338, in-8) Dres-
den 1896.

— Sterigmatocystis Ficuum, die Ursa-

ohe einer schiidlichen Krankheit in
Feigenfriichten (Naturw. Wochen-
schrift 1895, 1 pag., in-4) Berlin
1895.

— llstilago Ficuum Reich. = Sferigma-

tocystis Ficuum (Reioh.) P. Henn.
(Hedw. XXXIV, pgg. 86-87, in-8)
Dresden 1895.

XI. VI

Hennings P. — Neue oder interessante
Pilze aus dem K. Bot. Museuin in
Berlin, III (Hedw. XXXIV, pgg.
10-13, in-8) Dresden 1895.

— Beitrag zur Pilzliora des Samlandes

(Schrift. Phys. okon. Gesell. Ko-
nigsberg XXXV, pgg. 85-90, in-8)
Konigsberg 1895.

— Klasse Phycomycetes (Engler's, 0-

stafrika V, PHanzenwelt C, pgg. 80-
35, in-8) Berlin 1895.

— Unterklasse Basidiomycetes ( ibid.

pgg. 48-61, in-8) Berlin 1895.

— Fungi camerumenses. I ( Engler's

Bot. Jahrb. XXII pgg. 72-111, in-
8) Leipzig 1895.

— Fungi somalenses in expeditione Ru-

spoliana a cl. D. Biva lecti (Ann.
Ist. Bot. Roma, VI, 4 pgg. in-4)
Roma 1895.

— Fungi in Flora der Samoa-Inseln

(Engler's Bot. Jahrb. XXIII pgg.
276-290, in-8, fig.) Leipzig 1896.

— Clavogaster eine neue Gasteromyce-

tengattung, sowie mehrere neue A-
garicineen aus Neu-Seeland (Hedw.
XXXV pgg. 303-305, fig.) Dresden
1896.

— Ueber exotische Pilze in den Gewii-

chshiiusern des Berliner Bot. Gar-
tens (Verh. Bot. Ver. Prov. Bran-
denburg XXXVI, pag. XXXVI-
XXXVII in-8) Berlin 1896.
■ Fungi camerumenses. II (Engler's
Bot. Jahrb. XXIII, pgg. 537-558,
in-8, 1 Taf.) Leipzig 1897.

— Beitrage zur Pilzflora Siidamerikas.

II (Hedw. XXXVI, pgg. 190-246,
in-8, 1 Taf.) Dresden 18!)7.

— Pleurotus importatus n. sp. (Abh. Bot.

Ver. Prov. Brandenburg XXXIX,
1 pag., in-8) Berlin 1897.

— Lentinu8 anisatus n. sp. (Verh. Bot.

Ver. Prov. Brandenburg XXXIX,
pgg. XCV-XCVI. in-8) Berlin
1897.

— Erster Beitragzur Pilzflora der Um-

gegend von Eberswalde (ibid. pgg.
CVIII-CXVII, in-8) Berlin 1897.
Hennings P. — Verzeichnis von Hut-
pilzen aus der Umgebungvon Hriick
und Belzig (ibid. pag. CXMII)
Berlin 1897.

— Fungi americano-boreales, jamaicen-

ses , centro-africani, turkestanici.
(Hedw. XXXVII, pgg. 267-295, in-
8) Dresden 1898.

— Die Gattung Diplotheca Starb., sowie

einige interessante und neue von
E. Ule gesammelte Pilze aus Bra-
silien ( ibid., pgg. 205-206, in-8)
Dresden 1898.

— Notiz iiber eine Geopora- Species von

Meiningen ( ibid., 2 pgg., in-8)
Dresden 1898.

— Fungi novo - guineenses. III (En-

gler's Bot. Jahrb. XXV, pgg. 495-
509, in-8) Leipzig 1898.

— Ueber verschiedene neue und inte-

ressante miirkische Pilzarten, be-
sonders aus der Umgebung von Iia-
thenow ( Verh. Bot. Ver. Prov.
BrandenburgXL,pgg. XXV-XXX,
in-8) Berlin 1898.

— Die in den Gewiichshiiusen des Ber-

liner Bot. Gartens beobachteten Pil-
ze (Abh. Bot. Ver. Prov. Brand.
XL, pgg. 109-179, in-8, 2 Taf.) Ber-
lin 1898.

— Uredineae aliquot brasilianae novae

a cl. E. Ule lectae (Hedw. XXXVIII,
pgg. 129-180, in-8) Dresden 1899.

— Xylariodiscus n. g. und einige neue

brasilianische Ascomyceten des Ule
schen Herbar (ibid., pgg. (63)-(65),
in-8) Dresden 1891».

— Neue von E. Ule in Brasilien ge-

sammelte Ustilagineen und Uredi-
neen (ibid., pgg. (65)-(71), in-8, figg.)
Dresden 1899.

— Fungi chilenses a cl. F. Neger col-

lecti (ibid., pgg. (71)-(73), in-8)
Dresden 1899.

— Gyrocratera, eine neue Tuberaceen-

gattung, sowie einige neue und sel-
tenere Ascomyceten aus der Mark
(Verh. Bot. Ver. Prov. Branden-
burg XLI, pgg. VII-XI, in-8) Ber-
lin 1899.
Hennings P. — Einige neue und inte-
ressante Ascomyceten aus der Um-
gebung von Rathenow (Abh. Bot.
Ver. Prov. Brand. XLI pgg. 94-99,
in-8, figg.) Berlin 1899.

— Fungi monsunenses I et II (War-

burg - Monsunia, Bd. I, pgg. 1-76,
in-8, 2 Taf.) Leipzig 1899.

— Ueber das Vorkommen von Clathrus

canc.ellatus bei Berlin (Abh. Bot.
Ver. Prov. Brandenburg XLII, 1
pag. in-8) Berlin 1900.

— Einige neue Agaricineen aus der

Mark (ibid., pag. 67-69, in-8) Ber-
lin 1900.

— Aufzahlung der bei Oderberg (Mark)

am 27 und 28 Mai 1899 beobachte-
ten Pilze (ibicl. pgg. 70-71, in-8)
Berlin 1900.

— Einige neue auf Freilandpflanzen im

Berliner bot. Garten beobachtete
Pilze (Notizbl. K. Bot. Gart. u.
Mus. Berlin, n. 22, pgg. 37-40, in-
8) Berlin 1900.

— Fungi austro-americani a P. Duseu

collecti (Vetensk.-Akad. Forhandl.
1900, pgg. 317-330, in-8) Stock-
holm 1900.

— Einige neue Geasterarten (Hedw.

XXXIX, 2 pgg. in-8) Dresden 1900.

— Cyttaria Reichei n. sp. (ibid. pgg.

B1-B4, in-8, fig.) Dresden 1900.

— Die Gattung Pericladium Pass. (ibid.

pgg- 76-76, in-8) Dresden 1900.

— Basidiomycetes et Ascomycetes (in

Ber. iib. bot. Ergebn. d. Nyassa
See-und Kinga - Gebirgs - Expedit.
(Engler's Bot. Jahrb. XXVIII pgg.
335-336, in-8) Leipzig. 1900.

— Pungi Africae-orientalis (ibid. pgg.

318-329, in-8) Leipzig 1900.

— Fungi japonici I et II ( ibid.

XLVII

XXVIII, pgg. 2B9-280 et XXIX,
pgg. 146-133, in-8) Leipzig 1900-
1901.
Hennings P. — Ueber einen schadlichen
Orchideenpilz : Nectria bulbicola
P. Henn. (Notizbl. K. bot. Gart.
Berlin, n. 2B, pgg. 97-98, in-8) Ber-
lin 1901.

— Zwei bemerkenswerte Pholiota-Ar-

ten aus dem Berliner botanischen
Garten (Abh. Bot. Ver. Prov. Bran-
denburg XLIII, pgg. 119-120, in-
8) Berlin 1901.

— Ueber einige auf Andromeda poli-

folia beobachtete Pilze (ibid. pgg.
102-104, in-8) Berlin 1901.

— Verzeichnis der bei Lehnin am 1

und 2 juni beobachteten Pilze (Verh.
Bot. Ver. Prov. Brand. XLIII pgg.
XI-XII, in-8) Berlin 1901.

— Fungi camerumenses novi. III (En-

gler's Bot. Jahrh. XXX pgg. 39-
B7, in-8) Leipzig 1901.

— Fungi (in A. Engler : Die von W.

Goetze am Rukwa-und Nyassa-See
etc. gesammelte Pflanzen) (ibid. pgg.
254-257, in-8) Leipzig 1901.

— Fungi paraenses. I et II (Hedw.

XXXIX pgg. 76-80 et XLI pgg.
15-18, in-8) Dresden 1900, 1902.

— Ueber Pilzabnormitilten (Hedw. XL

pgg. 136-140, in-8) Dresden 1901.

— Aliquot fungi Africae borealis a cl.

G. Schweinfurth collecti (ibid. pgg.
98-101, in-8) Dresden 1901.

— Anpassungs-Verhaltnisse bei Uredi-

neen beziiglich der physikalischen
Beschaffenheit des Substrates (ibid.
pgg. 125-128, in-8) Dresden 1901.

— Fungi Australiae occidentalis (ibid.

95-97 et 352-355, in-8 figg.) Dres-
den 1901.

— Fungi Indiae orientalis. II (ibid.

pgg. 323-342, in-8) Dreden 1901.

— Zwei javanische Gasteromyceten :

Pyrogaster n. g. (ibid., 1 pag. in-
8, fig.) Dresden 1901.

XLVIII

Hennings P. — Einige neue japanische
Uredineen I-III (ibid. XL pgg.
(25)-(26) et (124)-(12B) ; XLI pgg.
(18)-(21), in-8) Dresden 1901-1! 02.

— Beobachtungen iiber dasverschiedene

Auftreten von Cronartium ribicola
Dietr. auf verschiedenen liibes- Ar-
ten (Zeitschr. f. Prlanzenkr. XIT.
4 pgg., in-8) Stuttgart 1902.

— Ueber die in der Neuanlage des

botanischen Gartens in Dalilem bi-
sher beobachteten interessantenPil-
ze (Abh. Bot. Ver. Prov. Branden-
burg XLIV, pgg. 176-178, in-8)
Berlin 1902.

— Fungi japonici. III et IV (Engler's

Bot. Jahrb. XXXI, pgg. 34-46 et
728-742, in-8) Leipzig 1902.

— Fungi (in Kunene Sambesi-Expedi-

tion, pgg. 155-169, in-8) Berlinl902.

— Fungi blumenavienses. II (Hedw.,

XLI, pgg. 1-33, in-8) Dresden 1902.

— Fungi nonnulli novi ex regionibus

variis (ibid. pgg. 61-66, in-8) Dres-
den 1902.

— Fungi costaricensen. I (ibid. pgg

101-105, in-8) Dresden 1902.

— Fungi S. Paulenses. I et II (ibid.

pgg. 104-118 et 295-311, in-8) Dre-
sden 1902.

— Einige Pilze aus dem B rliner botan.

Garten (ibid. pgg. 135-139, in-8)
Dresden 1902.

— Fungi javanici novi a cl prof. Zitn-

mermann collecti (ibid. pgg. 140-
149, in-8) Dresden 1902.

— Eine neue norddeutsche Phalloidee:

Anthurus borealis Burt. vai\ Kli-
tzingii P. Ilenn. (ibid. pgg. 169-174
in-8, fig.) Dresden 1902.

— Battarco/tsis Artini n: g., sowie an-

dero von prof. G. Schweiniurth in
A» igypteo 1901 - 1902 gesammelte
Pibae | ibid. pgg. 210-215, in-8, fig.)
Dres.lfti L902.

— Sohadliche Pilze anf Knlturpfianzen

ans Deutsch-Ostafrika (Notizbl. K.

Bot. Gart. Berlin, n. 30, pgg. 239-
213, in-8) Berlin 1903.
Hennings P. — Einige schiidliche Blat-
tptlze auf kultivierten Hymalaja-
Rhododendron (Gartenri. LII, pgg.
575-577, in-8) Berlin 1903.

— Fungi Africae orientalis. II et III

(Engler's Bot. Jahrb. XXXIII,
pgg. 34-10 et XXXIV pgg. 39-57,
in-8) Berlin 1902-1903.

— Beitrag zur Pilzrloravon liheinsberg

Verh. Bot. Ver. Prov. Brandenbur^
XLV, pgg. XII-XVIII, in-8) Ber-
lin 1903.

— Einige Beobachtungen iiber das Ge-

sunden pilzkranker PHanzen bei
veranderten Kulturverhiiltnissen
(Zeitschr. f. Pfianzenkr. XIII, 4
pgg. in-8) Stuttgart 1903.

— Einige neue und interessante deut-

sche Pezizeen. II (Hedw. XLII
pgg. 17-20, in-8) Dresden 1903.

— Ruhlandiella berolinensis n. g. et

sp., eine neue deutsche Rhizinacee
(ibid. pgg. 22-24, in-8, fig.) Dres-
den 1903.

— Fungi australieuses (ibid. pgg. 73-

88, in-8, figg.) Dresden 1903.

— Einige neue japanische Uredineen

IV (ibid. pgg. 107-108, in-8) Dres-
den 1903.

— Beitrag zur Pilzllora des Gouver-

nements Moskau (ibid. pgg. 108-
118, in-8) Dresden 1903.

— Einige deutsche Dungbewohnende

Ascomyceten (ibid. pgg. 181-185,
iu-8, figg.) Dresden 1903.

— Zwei neue, Friicthe bewohnende U-

redineen (ibid. pgg. 188-189, in-Sj
Dresden 1903.

— Ueber die in Gebiiuden auftreten-

den wichtigsten holzbewohnenden
Schviimme (ibid. pgg. 178-191, in-
S) Dresden 1903.

— Ueber einige interessante deutsche

Hutpilze (ibid. pgg. 214-217, in-8,
figg., 1 Taf.) Dresden 1903.

Hennings P. — Ueber die an Baumen
wachsenden heiniischen Agarici-
neen (i&id. ,pgg. 233-240, in-8) Dres-
den 1903.

— Biatorellina P. Henn. n. gen Patol-

lariacearum (ibicl., pag. 307, in-8,
fig.) Dresden 1903.

— Squamotubera P. Henn. n. gen. Xy-

lariacearum (ibid. pgg. 308-303, in-
8) Dresden 1903.

— Ein stark phosphoreszierender java-

nischer Agaricus (Mycena illumi-
nans n. sp.) (ibicl. pgg. 309-310 in-
8) Dresden 1903.

— Ein Sklerotien-Blattpilz : Naucoria

tuberosan. sp. ad interim (ibicl. pgg.
310-312, in-8, fig.) Dresden 1903.

— Einige in Berliner bot. Garten 1903

gesammelte neue Pilze (ibid. pgg.
218-221, in-8) Dresden 1903.

— Ueber Cordiceps -Arten, sogenannte

Tierpflanzen (Nerthus, VI ; 4 pgg.
in-8, 1 Taf.) Kiel 1904.

— Fungi Africae orientalis. III (En-

gler's Bot. Jahrb. XXXIV, pgg.
39-67, in-8) Berlin 1904.

— Beitrag zur Pilzflora der Umgebung

Christianias(Halbinsel Bygdo) (Myt
Magaz. f. Naturwiedensk. XLII,
pgg. 9-34, in-8) Christiania 1904.

— Zweiter Beitrag zur Pilzflora des
Gouvernements Moskau (Hedw.

XLIII, pgg. 66-73, in-8) Dresden
1904.

— Einige neue Pilze aus Japan. I et

II (ibid. pgg. 140-146 et 150-153,
in-8 Dresden 1904.

— Fungi Fluminenses a cl. E. Ule

collecti (ibid. pgg. 78-95, in-8)
Dresden 1904.

— Fungi amazonici. I-III (ibid. pgg.

154-186, 242-273, 351-400, in-8,
figg., 3 Taf.) Dresden 1904.

— Einige von Herrn G. Feurich, Goda

im Konigreich Sachsen gesammelte
Sphseropsidaceen (ibid. pgg. 432-
433, in-8) Dresden 1904.

XLIX

Hennings P. — Doassansia Eenkaufii
n. sp. auf Hydrocharis Morsus-
ranae (ibid., pag. 434, in 8) Dresden
1904.

— Cudoniella Mildbrozdii n. sp. (ibid.

pgg. 430-431, in-8, fig.) Dresden
1904.

— Einige neue Pilze aus Costarica und

Paraguay (ibid pgg. 147-149, in-8)
Dresien 1904.

— Fungi australienses. II (ibid. pgg.

187-188, iu-8) Dresden 1904.

— Fungi S. Paulenses. III (ibid. pgg.

197-209, in-8) Dresden 1904.

— Fungi Oranenses Hochreutinerani

(Ann. Conserv. et Jard. bot. Ge-
neve, VII-VIII, pgg. 242-243, in-
8) Geneve 1904.

— Die Gattung Aschersonia Mont.
(Festschr. P. Ascherson's, pgg. 68-
72, in-8) Berlin 1904.

— Ueber sogenannte Hexenringe (Gar-

tenflora? 1904) Berlin 1904.

— Ein neuer schiidlicher Rostpilz auf

Blattern eines Epidendrum aus
Mexico : Uredo Wittmakiana P.
Henn. et Klitz. (Gartenflora ? 1904)
Berlin 1904.

— Fungi japonici V. (Engler's Botan.

Jahrb., XXXIV, pgg. 593-606, in-
8) Leipzig. 1904.

— Zwei neue Cudonieen aus der Um-

gebung Berlins (Verh. Bot. Ver.
Prov. Brandenburg, 1904, pgg. 115
et seq., 2 figg.) Berlin 1904.

— Phosphoreszierende Hutpilze (Ner-

thus, 1904, 2 pgg. in-8) Berlin 1904.

— Phceosphcvrella Marcanthicc, n. sp.

(Abh. Bot. Ver. Prov. Brandenbui "g,
XLVI, pgg. 120-121, in-8) Berlin
1904.

— Einige schadliche parasitische Pilzc

auf exotischen Orchideen unserer
Gewaohshaaser (ibid., XLIV, pgg.
168-178, in-8) Dre^den 1905.

— Fungi amazonici IV (Hedw., XLIV,

pgg. 57-71, in-8, figg.) Dresden lm ».">.

Hennings P. et Allescher A. — Cfr.
Allescher.

Hennings P. et Lindau G. — Ver-
zeichnis der bei Templin am 20
maj 1894 beobachteten und gesam-
melten Pilze (Verh. Bot. Ver. Prov.
Brandenburg X X X VI, pgg. XXXII
XXXVI, in-8) Berlin 1904.

Hennings P., Magnus P. et Bresadola
J. — Die von Herrn P. Sintenis
auf der Inseln Portorico 1884-1887
gesammelten Pilze (Engler's Bot.
Jahrb. XVII, pgg. 489-501. in-8,
1 Taf.) Leipzig 1893.

Hennings P. — Cfr. etiam Schroter.

Herpell G. — Preparation of fleshy
fungi for the herbarium ( Bull.
Torr. Bot. Club, VIII, pgg. 32-34,
in-8) New York 1881.

— Preparation of pileate fungi for the

berbarium (ibid. pgg. 56-58, in-8)
New York 1881.
Hesse R. — Zur Entwickelungsgeschi-
chte der Hymenogastreen-Leuco^a-
ster floccosus n. sp. (Botan. Cen-
tralbl. XL, 15 pgg., in-8, 2 Taf.)
Cassel 1889.

— Die Hypogaeen Deutschlands. II

pars. Halle 1894.
Heufler L. (von Hohenbuhel). — Spe-
cimen florse cryptogamse septem in-
sularum. Eungi. (Verh. zool. - bot.
Gesell. Wien 1861, pgg. 427-428,
in-8) Wien 1861.

— Der Fungus Laricis aureus Mat-

thioli's (Oesterr. Bot. Zeitschr. XX
pgg. 193-199, in-8) Wien 1870.

— Hydnum Schiedermayeri, ein neues

Hydnum aus Oberusterreich (ibid.

6 pgg., in-8) Wien 1870.
Hick Th. et Cash W. - Cfr. Cash.
Hill W. H. F. et Mac Alpine D. -

Cfr. Mac Alpine.
Hisinger Ed. — Peridermium Pini a

rorticola, dudande Pinus Strobus

(Bot. Notiser 1876, 1 pag. in-8)

Lund 1876.

Hisinger Ed. — Om Klumproten - (2
p.icg. in-8) Helsingfors 1883.

— Om triidskolors skyddande mot aker-

sorkarnes biirjningar (1 pag., in-8)

Ilelsingfors V 1884.
Hitchcock A. S. et Carleton M. A. —

Preliminary report on Rusts of

Grain (Kansas St. Agric. Coll.; Bull.

n. 38, 14 pgg. in-8, 3 pl.) Manhat-

tan 1893.
Hitchcock A. S. et Mac Bride T.

H. — Cfr. Mac Bride.
Hohenbiihel (von) Heufler L. — Cfr.

Heufler.
Hohnel F. (von). — Fragmente zur

Mykologie (Sitzungsb. Akad. Wiss.

in Wien; Math.-Naturw. Kl., CXI,

70 pgg., in-8) Wien 1903.

— Ueber einige Ramularien auf Dol-

dengewachsen (Hedw. XLII, pgg.
176-178, in-8) Dresden 1903.

— Mykologische Irrtumsquellen (ibid.

pgg. 185-188, in-8i Dresden 1903.

— Mykologische Fragmente ( Annal.

mycol. I, pgg. 391-414, 522-534, II
pgg. 38-60, 271-277, in-8) Berlin-
Potsdam 1903-1904.
Hollos L. — Uj Gasteromyceta Fajok
Magyarorszagbol (A. M. Tud. Akad.
III, pgg. 504-512, in-8) Budapest
1901.

— Gasteromycetakra Vonatkozo Helye-

sbitesek (Termeszetr. Fiizetek XXV,
pgg. 91-144 in-8) Budapest 1902.

— I 'rotomyces loculatus Miill. in herb.

(Novenytani Kozlemenyek I, pgg.
155-156, in-8, fig.) Budapest 1903.

— Geasteropsis nov. gen. (ibid. II,

pgg. 72 - 75, in-S, fig.) Budapest
1903.

— Ket uj Lycoperdon-faj (ibid. pgg.

75-76, in-8, fig.j Budapest 1903.

— Die Arten der Gattung Disciseda

Czern. (Hedw. XLII, pgg. 20-22,
in-8) Dresden 1903.

— Die Gasteromyceten Ungarns (278

pgg., in-fol., 31 Taf.) Leipzig 1904.

Holmskiold Th. — Coryphsei Clava-

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Holtermann C. — Mykologische Unter-

suchungen aus den Tropen. (1 vol.

in-4) Berlin 1893.
Holway E. W. D. — Mexican fungi

(Bot. Gaz. 1897, pgg. 23-38, in-8)

Chicago 1897.

— Mexican fungi. III (ibid. XXXI

(1901) pgg. 326-338, in-8) Chicago
1901.

— Photographing Uredinese with the

microscope (Journ. appl. Microsc.
a. Labor. Methods, V, pgg. 1655-
1656, in-8. figg.) Rochester 1901 ?

— Some erroneous references - et -

Puccinia inanipes n. sp. (Bot. Gaz.
XXXII, pgg. 421-422, in-8) Chi-
cago 1901

— Notes on Uredinese, II et III (Journ.

of Mycol. X, pgg. 163-166 et 228,
in-8, 2 pl.) Columbas 1904.

— Mexican Uredinese (Annal. Mycol.

II, pgg. 391-394, in-8, 1 pl.) Ber-

lin 1901.
Holway E. W. D. et Arthur J. C. —

Cfr. Arthur.
Holway E. W. D. et Ellis J. B. —

Cfr. Ellis.
Hoye Kr. — Undersogelser over klip-

fiskesoppen (Bergens Mus. Aarbog

1901, n. 7; 40 pgg. in-8, 5 pl.)

Bergelund 1901.
Humphrey J. E. — Notes on technique

II (Bot. Gaz. 1891, pgg. 71-72, in-

8) Chicago 1891.

— The Saprolegniacese of the United

States, with notes on other species
(Trans. Amer. Philos. Soc. XVII,
pgg, 63-148, in-4, 7 pl.) Philadel-
phia 1892.

— Report of mycologist (Massach. St.

Agric. Exp. Stat. 1892; 139 pgg.,
in-8; 5 pl.) Amherst 1892?

— On Monilia fructigena (Bot. Gaz.

XVIII, pgg. 85-93, in-8, 1 pl.)
Chicago 1893.

LI

Inglese E. — Di un singolare caso di
parassitismo del Polyporus lucidus
sulla Nicotiana Tabacum (2 pgg.
in-8, 1 tav.) Sansepolcro 1901.

— La 1'eziza vesiculosa nei semenzai
di Tabacco (Boll. coltiv. Tabacchi
Scafati, II, 3 pgg., in-8) Salerno
1903.

Inui T. — Untersuohungen iiber die
niederen Organismen welche sich
bei der Zubereitung des alkoholi-
schen Getrankes « Awamori » be-
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Issatschenko B. — Ueber die parasi-
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Cherson (pgg. 219-244,in-8) S. Pe-
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Istvanffi G. (de). — Etudes sur le Rot
livide de la Vigne : Coniothyria in.
Diplodiella (Ann. Inst. centr. am-
pelol. hongr., II ; 288 pgg., in-8, 24
pl.) Budapest 1902.

— Recherches microbiologiques sur

quelques maladies des arbres frui-
tiers et de la Vigne (VII Congres
intern. Agric, Rome 1903, 12 pgg.,
in-8) Rome 1903.

— Deux nouveaux ravageurs de la Vi-

gne en Hongrie (Ann. Inst. centr.
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3 pl.) Budapest 1904.
Iwanoff K. S. — Ueber Trichotheciu m
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von Fruchten (Zeitschr. PHanzenkr.
XIV, 5 pgg., in-8, fig.) Stuttgart
1904.

Jaap O. — Verzeichnis der bei Tri-
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Peronosporeen und Exoasceen
( Abh. Bot. Ver. Prov. Brandenburg
XXXIX, pag. 70-74, in-8) Berlin
1897.

— Zur Pilzflora der Insel Sylt (Schrif-
ten Naturw. Ver. Schlesw.-Holst.,

LII

XI, pgg. 2G0-26G, in-8) Kiel
1898.
Jaap O. — Aufzahlung der bei Lenzen
beobachteten Pilze (Abh. Bot. Ver.
Prov. Brandenb. XLI, pgg. 6-18,
in-8) Berlin 1899

— Verzeichnis der bei Triglitz in der

Prignitz beobachteten Ustilagineen,
Uredineen und Erysipheen (ibid.,
XLII, pgg. 261-270. in-8) Berlin
1900.

— Pilze bei Heiligenhafen (Schriften

Naturw. Ver. Schlesw.-Holst., XII,
7 pagg., in-8) Kiel 1901.

— Zu KryptogamenHora der nordtrie-

sischen Insel Rom. (ibid., 32 pgg.,
in-8, fig.) Kiel 1902.

— Bericht iiber die im Auftrage des

Vereins unternommene botanische
Excursion nach Wittstock und Ky-
ritz ( Verh. Bot. Ver. Prov. Bran-
denb., XLIV, pgg. 118-138, in-8)
Berlin 1902.

— Fungi selecti exsiccati IV ( Allg.

Bot. Zeitschr., 1904; 1 pag., in-8)
Karlsruhe 1904.
Jacky E. — Die Compositen-bewoh-
nenden Puccinien von Typus der
P. Hieracii und deren Spezialisie-
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— Untersuchungen iiber einige Schwei-

zerische Rostpilze (Ber. Schweiz.
Bot. Gesell. 1899, 30 pgg., in-8)
Bern 1899.

— I. Beitrag zur Pilziiora Proskau's

(Schlesische Gesell. f. vaterl. Cult.,
zool.-bot. Sect., 1900;30pgg. in-8)
Breslau 1900.

— Beitrag zur Kenntnis der Rostpilze

(Centralbl. Bakt. etc, IX, pgg. 796-
804 et 841-844, in-8) Jena 1902.

Jacobasch E. — Coprinus cupulatus
n. sp. (Verli. Bot. Ver. Prov. Bran-
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XXXIII, Ln-8) Berlin 1893.

Jaczewski A. (de) Mbnograpbie du
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XV, 112 pgg., in-8, 1 pl.) Moscou
18(J6.

Jaczewski A. (de) — Materiaux pour
la Flore mycologique du gouverne-
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Soc imper. Natur. Moscou, 1896,
pgg. 65-94; 1897, pgg. 421-436, in-8)
Moscou 1896-97.

Janczewski E. (de) — Polymorphi-
sme du Cladosporium herbarum
Lk. (Bull. Acad. Sc. de Cracovie
1892, 6 pgg., in-8) Cracovie 1892.

— Les peritheces du Cladosporium her-

barum (ibid. 1893, pgg. 271-273,
in-8; Cracovie 1893.

— Sur la forme ascosporee de 1' Oidium

Tuckeri (Arch. Sc. phys. et nat.,
III ser., t. XXXII, 4 pgg., fig.)
Geneve 1894.

— Florule cryptogamique d'Ec6ne (Va-

lais) (Arch. Sc Phys. et Nat., pgg.
127-130, in-8) Geneve, fs. a.i

— Recherches sur le Cladosporium her-

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sur les cereales (Rozpr. Wydz. Mat.

Przyr., t. XXVII, 22 pgg., in-8,

4 pl.) Krakowie 1894.
Jarius M. — Untersuchungen iiber

Ascochyta Pisi bei parasitischer und

saprophyter Erniihrung (Bibl. Bo-

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Konigsberg 1896.
Johnston J. R. — On Cauloglossum

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Johow Fr. — Die Gruppe der Hymeno-

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Johow Fr. et Negsr. — Estudios so-

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Juel H. O. — Bidrag till kannedomen

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Juel H. O. — On nagra heteroeciska
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— Mykologische Beitrage I et II (K.

Vetensk. - Akad. Forhandl. 1894 ,
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Stockholm 1894.

— Mykologische Beitrage IV: Aecidium

Sommerfeltii und seine Puccinia-
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— Hemigaster, ein neuer Typus unter

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— Vorlaufige Mittheilung iiber Hemi-

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in-8) Cassel 1895.

— Mykologische Beitrage V (K Ve-

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— Die Ustilagineen und Uredineen der

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— Stilbum vulgare Tode, ein bisher

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— Mykologische Beitrage VI (K. Ve-

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— Contributions a la fiore mycologi-

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— / yrrhosorus, eine neue marine Pilz-

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Handl. XXVI, 16 pgg., in-8, 1 Taf.)
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— Taphridium Lagerh. et Juel, eine

neue Gattung der Protomycetaceen
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Kabat J. E. et Bubak F. — Cfr. Bubdk.

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Karsten P. A. — Strodda meddelanden
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— Pyrenomycetes aliquot novi (Medd.

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— Fungi aliquot novi in Turkestania

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— Mycetes aliquot in Mongolia et Chi-

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— Fragmenta mycologica XXXVII-

XXXIX (ibid. pgg. 218, 292, 297,
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— Symbolae ad mycologiam fennicam

XXXII (Acta Soc. Fauna et Fl.
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— Finlands Mogelswampar (192 pgg.,

in-8) Helsingfors 1892.

— Fungi novi, paucis exceptis, in Si-

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Kellerman W. A. — Report of bota-

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— Cultures of Puccinia Thompsonii

Hume (ibid., X, pgg. 173-171, in-
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I,1V

Kelsey F. D. et Ellis J. B. - Cfr.

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Kent W. — Tlie Myxomycetes or My-

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2 pl.) London 1881.
Kern E. — (Jeber Caeoma pinitor-

quum A. Br. (BulJ. Soc. Nat. Mo-

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Kerville, Gadeau H. (de) — Cfr. Ga-

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Kieffer J. J. — Materiaux pour servir

a la Mycologie de Bitche (Bull. Soc.

llist. Nat. Metz, XVIII; 23 pgg.

in-8) Metz 1892.

— Mycocfecidies de Lorraine (Feuille d.

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Kienitz-Gerloff F. — Die Gonidien von
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Kihlman O. — Zur Entwickelungsge-
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Kirchner O. — Ueber das Absterben
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Kirchner O. et Eichler J. — Beitrage
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(Jahreh. Ver. f. vaterl. Naturk.
Wiirtt., L, pgg. 291-492 et LII,
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1894-1896.

Klebahn H. — Zur Kenntnis der Schma-
rotzer-Pilze Bremens und Nord-
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— Kulturversuclie mit heterocisohen

Uredineen,IetII (Zeitsehr. f. Pflan-
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Klebahn H. — Bemerkungen iiber Ithy-
tisma acerinum etc. (Bot. Centralbl.
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— Ueber eine krankhafte Veranderung

der Anemone nemorosa und iiber
einen in den Driisenhaaren dersel-
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bot. Gesell. XV, pgg. 527-536, in-
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I-XXXVII et 1-444; in-8) Berlin
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Klocker A. — Gymnoascus fiavus n.
sp. (Hedw. XLI, pgg. 80-83, in-8,
1 Taf.) Dresden 1901.

— Eine neue Sacc/iaro myces- Art (S.

Saturnus ) mit eigenthiimlichen
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Kolkwitz R. — Zur Biologie von Le-
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Gesell. XIX, pgg. 288-291, in-8)
Berlin 1901.

Kolliker A. — On the frequent obcur-
rence of vegetable parasites in the
hard tissues of the lower animals
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171-187, in-8, 1 pl.) London 1860.

Kolpin R. F. — Nogle llelminthospo-
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dte sygdomme hos byg Havre (220
pgg., in-8, 2 Taf.) Kiobenhavn 1900.

Koning C. J. et Oudemans C. A. J.
A. — Cfr. Oudemans.

Korzchinsky S. — Uredineas Gubernii
Kasanensis (25 pgg., in-8) Kasan
1885.

Kral — Der gegenwiirtige Bestand der
KraUschen Sammlung von Micro-
organismen I-III (KraPs Bacter.
Labor. pgg. 1-34, 1-37 et 5 Taf. ;
1-39 et 5 Taf.) Prag l!)00, 1901,
1902.

Kruch O. — Sopra un caso di defor-
mazione (scopazzo) dei rami del-
1' Elce. Nota preliminare (Malp.
IV, pgg. 424-430, in-8) Genova 1891.

Kruch O. — Sulla presenza del Cyclo-
conium oleaginum Cast. in Italia
(Bull. Soc. Bot. it. 1892, pgg. 177-
180, in-8) Firenze 1892.

— Studio anatomico di un zoocecidio

del Picridium vulgare (Malp. V,
19 pgg., in-8, 1 tav.) Genova 1892.

— Le defoimazioni dei rami dell' Elce

prodotte dall' Exoascus Kruchii
Vuill. (Lav. e Relaz. Staz. Pat.
veget. Roma, 1893 ; 9 pgg., in-8, 2
tav.) Roma 1893.

r

Lacaille A. — Enumeration des Cham-
pignons qui croissent sur les feuil-
les des vegetaux dans 1' arrondis-
sement du Havre et principalement
a Bolbec (Bull. Soc. Sciences et
Arts de Vitry-le-Francois, 1877,
pgg. 55-84, in-8) Rouen 1879.

Lagarde J. — Hymenornycetes des en-
virons de Montpellier ( Bull. Soc.
Mycol. Fr. XVII, 56 pgg.. in-8,
2 pl.) Paris 1901.

— Champignons du massif du Ventoux

(ibid., XVIII, 52 pgg, in-8) Paris

1902.
Lagarde J. et Pavillard J. — Myxo-

mycetes des environs de Montpel-

lier (ibid. XIX, 25 pgg., in-8, 1

pl.) Paris 1903.
Lagerheim G. — The relationship of
Puccinia and Phragmidium (Journ.

of Mycol., VI, pgg. 111-113, in-8)

Washington 1890.

— Notes sur quelques Uredinees de

1' herbier de Westendorp (Bull. Soc.
roy. Botan. de Belgique, t. XXIX,
5 pgg., in-8) Bruxelles 1891.

— Mykologiska Bidrag VIII : Ueber
Puccinia l anunculi A. Blytt (Bo-
taniska Notiser, 1892, pgg. 167-170,
in-8) Lund 1892.

— Mastigochytrium , eine neue Gat-

tung der Chytridiaceen ( Hedw.
1892, pgg. 185-189, in-8, 1 Taf.)
Dresden 1892.

LV

Lagerheim. G. — Dipodascus albidus,
eine neue geschlechtliche Hemias-
cee (Jahrb. f. wissensch. Bot., Bd.
XXIV, 19 pgg. in-8, 3 Taf.) Berlin
1892.

— Urediceae Herbarii Eliae Fries (Trom-

so Museums Aarsh. 17 (1894) pgg.
25-132, in-8) Upsala 1895.

— Mykologische Studien. I : Beitrage

zur Kenntniss der parasitischen
Pilze (K. Vet. Akad. Handl., Bd.
XXIV; 21 pgg. in-8, figg., 3 Taf.)
Stockholm 1898.

— Ueber ein neues Vorkommen von

Vibrioiden in der Pflanzenzellen
(ibid. 1899, 9 pgg., in-8) Stockholm
1899.

— En Svampepidemi pa Bladloss som-

maren 1895 (Entomologisk Tidskr.
1899, pgg. 127-132, in-8) Stockholm
1899.

— Ueber Lasius fuliginosus und seine

Pilzzucht (ibid. 1900, 13 pgg., in-8,
figg.) Stockholm 1900.

— Mykologische Studien III: Beitriige

zur Kenntniss der parasitischen
Bacterien und der Bacterioiden Pil-
ze (K. Svenska Vet.-Akad. Handl.,
Bd. XXVI; 21 pgg. in-8, figg., 1
Taf.) Stockholm 1900.

— Bemerkungen zu Fusamen defor-

mans (Schrot.) Karst. (Tromso Mus.
Aarsh. 1900, 2 pgg., in-8) Upsala
1900.

— Zur Kenntniss der Bulgaria globosa

(Schm.) Fr. (Sarcosoma globosum
et S. platydiscus Auct.) (Botan.
Notiser 1903, pgg. 249-267, in-8, 1
tab.) Lund 1903.

— Om af Svamp angripna fikon och

dadlar (Sterygmatocystis Ficuum
(Reich.) Henn.) (Svensk Farruaceu-
tisk Tidskr. 1903, 6 pgg., in-8, figg.)
Stockholm 1903.
Lagerheim G. et Patouillard N. —
Sirobasidium, nouveau genred'Hy-
rnenomycetes heterobasidies (Journ.

LVI

de Bot. 1892, 6 pgg., in-8, figg.)

Paris 1892.
Lagerheim G. et Patouillard N. — Cfr.

Patouillard.
Lagerheim G. ei Wagner G. — Blad-

Baoksjnka a potatis ( Cercospora

concors (Casp.) Sacc.) (Landtbruks-

Akad. Kandl. och Tidskr., 1903,

pgg. 6-13, in-8, 2 Taf.) Stookholm

1903.
Lamarliere (Geneau, De). — Cfr. De

Lamarlicre.
Lambotte E. — Sur les organes sexuels

des Erysiphees (Rev. Mycol. 1894,

3 pgg., in-8, 1 pl.) Toulouse 1894.
Lambotte E. et Fautrey F. — Cfr

Fautrey.
Lanzi M — I fanghi della provincia
di Roma (Atti Accad. Pontif. Nuo-
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1891.

— SulF Agaricus algeriensis (ibid , t.

XLVI, 1 pag. in-4) Roma 1893.

— Funghi mangerecci e nocivi di Ro-

ma (in-4, pgg. 1-406, 131 tav.)
Roma 1896-1902.

— I funghi nocivi (Mem. Accad. Pon-

tif. Nuovi Lincei, vol. XLIX, 28
pgg. in-4) Roma 1897.

— II « Trattato dei Funghi » anonimo

pubblicato in Roma nel 1792 (Atti
Accad. Pontif. Nuovi Lincei, an.
LI, 2 pgg. in-4) Roma 1898.

— Valore dei caratteri somministrati

dalle spore negli Imenomiceti (ibid.,

4 pgg. in-4) Roma 1898.

— Serbatoi e canali laticiferi dei fun-

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1903.

Laplanche M. C. (de). - Dictionnaire
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Buperieurs ( Hymenomycetes ) qui
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Laterrade J. Fr. — Rapporl sur ane

ouvelle espeoe d' Agario : Ag. Iiron-

«/(/■/ (Aotes Aoad. imp. de Bordeaux,

1854, 7 pgg. in-8, 2 pl.) Bordeaux
1854.
Laubert R. — Ascochyta caulicola, ein
neuer Krankheitserreger des Stein-
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Land - u. Forstwirtsch. am Keis.
Gesundheitsamte, Bd. III, pgg. 441-
443, in-8, figg.) Berlin 1903.

— Eine neue sehr verbreitete Blatt-

fleckenkrankheit von Ribes alpinum
(Naturw. Zeitschr. f. Land-u. For-
stwirtsch. 1904, 3 pgg., in-8, figg.)
Stuttgart 1904.

Lazaro B. — Nuevos hongos de Espa-
na (Bol. Soc. espan. de Ilist. Nat.,
t. II, pgg. 117-119 et 152-159, in-
8, 2 tab.) Madrid 1902.

Le-Breton A. — Compte rendu de la
Session extraordinaire de la Societe
mycologique de France tenue a
Rouen du 15 au 20 octobre 1891
(Bull. Soc. des Amis des Sc. Nat.
de Rouen, 1891, pgg. 145-169, in-
8) Rouen 1892.

Le-Breton A. et Niel E. — Champi-
gnons nouveaux ou peu connus re-
coltes en Normandie [ibid. 1904,
pgg. 129-170, in-8, 1 pl.) Rouen
1894.

Leigthon W. A. — On two new spe-
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Soc. Journ. - Bot., vol. XIII, pgg.
326-328, in-8, 1 pl.) London 1872.

Lemee E. — Les ennemis des plantes.
Bull. Soc. Hortic. deTOrne, 1903-
1905) Aleneon 1903-1905.

Lemmermann E. -- Erster Beitrag zur
rilzflora der ostfriesischen Inseln
(Abh. Nat, Ver. Bremen, Bd. XVI,
pgg 440-452, in-8) Bremen 1900.

— Zweiter Beitrag etc. (ibid., Bd. XVII,

pgg. 169-184, in-8) Bremen 1901.

— Die parasitische und saprophytische

Pilze der Algen (ibid., Bd. XVII,
pgg. 185-202, in-8) Bremen 1901.
Lendner A. — Des influences oombinees
de la lumiere et du substratum sur

le developpement des Ohanipignons
(Ann. Sc. Nat., VIII ser., t. III,
64 pgg. in-8) Geneve 1897.
Lenticchia A. — Prima contribuzione
alla micologia del Monte Generoso
(Bull. Soc. Bot. ital. 1898, pgg. 46-
56; in-8) Firenze 1898.

— Seconda contribuzione etc. (ibi K 1899,

pgg. 293-300, in-8) Firenze 1899.

Lenz H. — Die Schwamme. Gotha
1879.

Lesage P. — Germination des spores
de Venicillium dans 1'air alterna-
tivement sec et humide (Associat.
frane. pour 1'Avaneeru. des Sc. —
Cpt. rend. 30 Sess. a Ajaccio 1901,
pgg. 489-493, in-8) Paris 1902. '

Leveille J. H. — Iconographie des
Champignons de Paulet, (vol. in-4)
Paris 1855.

Lindau G. — Die heutige Morpholo-
gie und Systematik der Pilze (Na-
turw. Wochenschr., Bd. VII, pgg.
369-386, in-4, figg.) Berlin 1892.

— Vorstudien zu einer Pilzflora West-

falens (Jahresb. Westfalisch. Pro-
vinzialver. f. Wissenscb. u. Kunst
1891 ; 70 pgg. in-8) Miinster 1892.

— Bemerkungen iiber Bau und Ent-

wickelung von Aecidium Engleria-
num (Engler's Botah. Jahrb., Bd.
XVII, pgg. 43-47, in-8, 1 Taf.)
Leipzig 1893.

— Ueber Bau und systematische Stel-

lung von Ditiola radicata (Hedw.,
Bd. XXXIII, pgg. 234-210, in-8,
l Taf.) Dresden 1891.

— Der Epheukrebs (Zeitschr. f. Pflan-

zenkr., Bd IV, pgg. 1-3, in-8, 1
Taf.) Stuttgart 1894.

— Die BezLehungen der Flecbten zu

den Pilzen (Hedw., Bd. XXXIV,
pgg. 195-204, in-8) Dresden 1895.

— Zwei neue deutsche Pilze (Hedw.,

Bd. XXXV, pgg. 56-57, in-8) Dre-
sden 1895.

— Bemerkungen iiber die heutige Sy-

LVII

stematik der Pilze (Botan. Centralbl.
LXX, 11 pgg., in-8) Cassel 1897.
Lindau G. — Ein Beitrag zur Krypto-
gamenflora von Riigen (Hedw., Bd.
XXXVI, pgg. 151-157, in-Sj Dre-
sden 1897.

— Zur Entwickelung von Empusa

Aulicce Reich. (ibid., pgg. 291-296,
in-8, fig.) Dresden 1897.

— Nectria Westhoffiana, ein neuer Pilz

Westfalens (Jabresb. XXV West-
f alisch. Prov. — Ver. f. Wissensch.
u. Kunst; 1 pag., in-8) Munster
1897.

— Ueber Insecten-bewohnende Pilze

(Naturwiss. Wochenschr., Bd. XII,
pgg. 304-307, in-4, fig.) Berliu
1897.

— Ueber eine in Berliner botanischen

Garten beobachtete Raupenkrank-
heit (Verhandl. botan. Ver. Bran-
denb., XXXIX, 1 pag., in-8) Ber-
lin 1897.

— Hilfsbuch fiir das Sammeln parasi-

tischer Pilze. Berlin 1901.

— Beobachtungen iiber den siidafrika-

nischen Heuschreckenpilz (Locust
Fungus) (Notizbl. k. botan. Gartens
u. Museums zu Berlin, n. 26, pgg.
119-126, in-8, 1 Taf.) Berlin 1901.

— Beitrage sur Pilzflora des Harzes

(Abhandl. bot. Ver. Prov. Bran-
denb., XLV, pgg. 149-161, in-8,
figg.) Berlin 1903.

— Beitrag zur Kentniss eines im Was-

ser lebenden Discomyceten (Aseher-
son' s Festchr. pgg. 482-486, in-S,
figg.) Berlin 1901.

— Aspergillus (Sterigmatocystis) Stry-

chnii n. sp. (Hedw., Bd. XLIII,
pgg. 306-307, in-8) Dresden 1901.

— Fungi imperfocti ( Hyphomycetes)

in Rabenhorst' s Kryptogamcn-
Flora. Leipzig 1904 et seq.

— Ueber das Vorkommen des Pilzes

des Taumellolchs in altagyptischen
Samen (Sitzungsb. k. preuss, Akad.

1 •

LVIIl

d. Wissensoh., XXXV, pgg. 1031-
103(3. in-8, figg.) Berlin 1904.
Lindau G. et Hennings P. — Cfr.
Hennings P.

Lindau G. et Saccardo P. A. — Cfr.
Saccardo P. A.

Lindau G. et Sydow P. — Elenchus
fungorum novorum qui anno 1S'.)7
usque ad 1 Jan. 1898 innotuerunt,
adjectis additamentis (Hedvv., Bd.
XXXVII, pgg. I-LVII, in-8) Dre-
sden 1898.

— Cfr. etiam Schroeter.

Lindner P. — Ueber eine in Aspidiotus
Nerii parasitisch lebende Apicula-
tushefe: Saccharomyces apiculatus
parasiticus (Centrn\h\. f. Bakter. etc
1895) Jena 1895.

— Giibrversuche mit verscbiedenen He-

fen-und Zuckerarten (Wocbenscbr.
f. Brauerei, 1900, 11 pgg. in fol.)
Berlin 1900.

— Mikroscopische Betriebskontrolle in

den Garungsgewerben 3! AuH.
(pgg. I-XII et 1-468, 229 figg. et
4 Taf.) Berlin 1901.
- Sporenbildung bei Saccharomyces
apiculatus (Wochenscbr. f. Braue-
rei, 1903, 2 pgg., in fol., figg.) Ber-
lin 1903.
Lindroth J. I. — Anmiirkningswiirda
rost-och brandsvampar fran Aland
och Tavastland (Meddel. Soc. pro
Fauna et Flora Fennica, H. 24, pgg.
lOu-108, in-8) Helsingfors 1900.

— Mykologische Notizen (Bot. Notiser,

1900, pg. 241-255, in-8) Lund 1900.

— On JE-idium Trientalis Tranzs<-li

(ibid. pgg. 193-199, in-8, figg.) Lund
1900.

— Uredineae novte (Meddel. Stockh.

Bogskolas hotan. Instit., Bd. IV,
8 pgg. in-8) Stockholm 1901.
Mykologische Mitteilungen (Acta
Soc. pro Panna et • Flora Fenn.
XX, 29 pgg., in-S. 1 Taf) Ilelsing-
fors 1901.

Lindroth J. I. — JJie Umbelliferen-Ure-
dineen (ibid., XXII, 224 pgg., in-
8, 1 Taf.) Helsingfors 1901.

— Verzeichnis der aus Finland be-

kannten Ramularia- Arten (ibid.,
XXIII, 42 pgg., in-8) Helsingfors
1902.
Lindsay W. L. — Notes on some afri-
can Lichens and Fungi (Edinburgh
Bot. Soe. Trans. vol. VIII, pgg.
378-380, in-8, figg.) Edinburgh
1866.

— On a new species of Melampsora

from Otago, New Zeland (ibid.,

pgg. 426-430, in-8. fig.) Edinburgh

1866.
Linhart G. et Mezey G. — Szolobetg-

segek (Cryptogamse parasiticse) Ma-

gyar-Ovar 1895.
Lister A. — A Monograph of the My-

cetozoa. — London 1894.
Lloyd C. G. — Second Report on the

Lloyd Mycological Museum, for the

years 18U5 and 1896 (8 pgg. in-8)

Cincinnati, Oh. 1896.

— A Compilation of tbe Volvte of the

United States (22 pgg. in-8, figg.)
Cincinnati 1898.

— Mycological Notes. Cincinnati, Oh.

1898-1904.

— Tbe genera of Gastromycetes (24

pgg., in-8, figg., 11 pl.) Cincinnati,
Oh. 1902.

— The Geastrae (43 pgg., in-8, figg.)

Cincinnati, Oh. 1902.
Long W. H. — Texas Fungi I (Bull.

Torrey Bot. Club, XXIX, pgg.

110-116, in-8) New York 1902.
Lopriore G. — Studi di Patologia ve-
getale (Boll. Notizie Agrar. 1893,

16 pgg., in-8, 1 tav.) Roma 1893.

— Die Schwiirze des Getreides (Land-

wirstsch. Jahrb. XXIII, 40 pgg.,
in-8, 2 Taf.) Berlin 1894.

— La ruggiue dei Crisantemi (Nuova

Rassegna 1901, 8 pgg., in-8) Ca-
tania 1901.

Lucet et Costantin J. — Rhizomucor
parasiticus, espece pathogene de
1'homme (Rev. Gen. Bot., t. XII,
pgg. 81-98, in-8, 1 pl.) Paris 1900.

Llidi R. — Beitrage zur Kentniss der
Chytridiaceen (Hedw., Bd. XL,
pgg. 1-44 et 180-189 in-8, 2 Taf.)
Dresden 1901.

Ludwig F. — Mykologische Mitteilun-
gen (Verh. Botan. Ver. Prov. Bran-
denb. XXXI, pgg. VII-IX, in-8,
fig.) Berlin 1890.

— Ein neuer Pilzfluss der Waldbaume

und der Ascobolus Costantini Roll.
(Forstl. - naturw. Zeitschr.. 1893,
3 pagg., in-8) Mimchen 1893.

— Ueber einige Rost-und Brandpilze

Australiens (Zeitschr. f. Pflanzenk.,
Bd. III, pgg. 137-139, in-8) Stutt-
gart 1893.

— Ueber einen neuen pilzlichen Orga-

nismus in braunen Schleimflusse
der Rosskastanie : Eomyce; Criea-
nus n. g. et sp. (Centralbl. f. Bak-
ter. etc, Bd. XVI, pgg. 905-908,
in-8, fig.) Jena 18J4.
Lutz L. — Champignons recoltes en
Corse pendant les mois de Juin et
Juillet 1900 (Bull. Soc. Myc. Fr., t.
XVII, pg. 121-122, in-8) Paris 1901.

Mac Alpine D. — Botanical nomen-
clature, with special reference to
the Fungi (Australasian Assoc. for
the Advancem. of Science, Meet. of
Adelaide 1893, 7 pgg., in-8) Ade-
laide 1893.

— Australian Fungi (Roy. Soc. of Vi-

ctoria, 1894, pg. 214-221) Melbourne
1894.

— Report on rust in wheat experi-

ments 1892-93 ( Depart. of1 Agric.
Victoria 1894; 66 pgg., in-8, 7 pl.)
Melbourne 1894.

— Australian Fungi (Agricultur. Ga-

zette, vol. VI; 15 pgg. 8, 3 pl.)
Sydney 1895-96.

LIX

Mac Alpine D. — Notes on Uromyces
Amygdali Cooke a sinonym of Puc-
cinia Pruni Pers. (Proceed. Linn.
Soc. of New South Wales, vol. X,
ser. 2, pgg. 440-460, in-8, 3 pl.)
Sydney 1895.

— Puccinia on Groundsel, with tri-

morphic teleutospores (ibicl. pgg.
461-468, in-8, 3 pl.) Sydney 1895.

— Meliola amphitricha Fr. (ibicl., vol.

X, pg. 439, in-8, fig.) Sydney 1895.

— Systematic arrangement of austra-

lian fungi. Melbourne 1895.

— Australian Fungi (Agricult. Gazette

of N.-S.-Wales, 1896, 8 pgg., in-8,
2 pl.) Sydney 1896

— Tlie sooty mould of Citrus trees:

a study in polymorphism (Capno-
dium citricolum n. sp.) (Proceed.
Linn. Soc. of N.-S.-Wales, 1896,
pgg. 469-499, in-8, 2 pl,) Sydney
1896.

— Two additions to the fungi of New

South Wales (ibid., pgg. 722-724,
in-8, 1 pl.) Sydney 1896.

— Descriptions of new australian fungi

(Procee.Linn. Soc. New South AVa-
les 1896, part. 1, pgg. 104-106, in-8),
1 pl.) Sydney 1896.

— New South Wales Fungi (Proceed.

Linn. Soc. of N.-S.-AVales 1897,
pgg. 36-43 et 698-703, in-8, 5 pl.)
Sydney 1897.

— Fungus diseases of the Raspberry

(Depart. of Agric, Victoria, 1897,
12 pgg., in-8, 2 pl.) Melbourne
1897.

— Additions to the fungi on the Vine

in Australia (Depart. of Agric,
Victoria, 1898, 54 pgg., in-8, 10 pl.)
Melbourne 1898.

— A new Myxomycete for New South

Wales (Proceed. Linn. Soc of N.-
S.-Wales, 1S98, pgg. 82-84, in-8)
Sydney 1898.

— Fungus diseases of Citrus trees in

Australia (Depart. of Agric, Vi-

LX

ctoria, 1899, 132 pgg., in-8, 31 pl.)
Melboume 1899.

Mac Alpine D. — The systemabic po-
sition of the Locust-fungus irnpor-
ted from tlie Cape (Agric Gazette
of N.-S.-Wales, 1900, 3 pgg., in 8,
1 pl.) Sydney 1000.

— Phosphorescent fungi in Australia

(ProceeJ. Linn.-Soc. of N.-S.-Wa-
les, 1900, pgg. 548-558, in-8, 1 pl.)
Sydney 1901.

— On the australian fairy-ring Puff-

ball : Lycoperdon furfitraceum
(ibid., pgg. 702-707, in-8, 1 pl.)
Sydney 1901.

— The first recorded fungus-parasite

on Epacris: Cladosporium Epa-
cridis n. sp. (Tlie Victorian Natu-
ralist, XVII, pgg. 186-187, in-8)
Melbourne 1901.

— Black spot of tbe Apple: togetber

with spraying for fungus-diseases
(Journ. of Depart. of Agr., Victoria,
Bull. n. 3; 29 pgg., in-8, 11 pl.)
Melbourne 1902.

— Fungus diseases of stone-fruit trees

in Australia and tbeir treatment
(Dep. of Agric, Victoria, 1902,
pgg. 1-165, in-8, figg. et pl.) Mel-
bourne 1902.

— Australian fungi new or unrecorded.

Decades I-VI (Proceed. Linn. Soe.
of N.-S.-Wales, 1902, pgg. 373-
379; 1903, pgg. 94-103 et 553-563,
in-8) Sydney 1902-1903.

— Early blight of tbe Potato: Alter-

naria Solani (E. et M.) (Journ. of
Depart. of Agric, Victoria, 19(11,
pgg. 164-467, in-8, 2 pl.) Melbourne
L904.

— Take - all and white - heads in

Wheat : Opfiiobolus yraminis (ibid.,
20 pgg.,in-8, 5 pl.) Melbourne 1904.

— Australian fungi new or unrecorded.

I >.•■■:,. !<•« VII-VIII (Proceed. Linn.
Soc. of X.-S.-Wales, 1901, pgg. 117-
127, in-8j Sv.lncy 1904.

Mac Alpine D. — Some misconceptions
concerning the uredospores of IJuc-
rinia Pruni Pers. (Annal Mycol.
II, 5 pgg., in-8) Berlin-Potsdam
1904.

— Two new fnngi parasitio on scale

insects (Journ. Depart. of Agric ,
Victoria, Bull. n 14, 5 pgg., in-8,
2 pl.) Melbourne 1904.

— Native or blacklellows' bread (Jour.

Dep. of Agric. of Victoria, vol. II,
pgg. 1012-1020, in-8, 5 pl.) Mel-
bourne 1904.

Mac Alpine D., Cobb. N. A. et alii —
Report of the proceedings of the
rust in Wheat conference. Eourtb
session (77 pgg., in-8, figg.) Bri-
sbane 1894.

Mac Alpine D. et Hill W. H. F. — The
entomogenous fungi of Victoria
(Proceed. roy. Soc of Victoria,
1894, pgg. 159-166, in-8) Melbourne
1894.

Mac Alpine D. et Tepper J. G. O. —
A new australian stone-making
fungus: Laccocephaluin basilapi-
loides (ibid. pgg. 166-168, in-8, 1
pl.) Melbourne 1894.

Mac Bride Th. H. — Tbe Myxomyce-
tes of eastern Iowa (Bull. Labor.
Nat. Hist. of State Univ. of Iowa,
vol. II, pgg. 99-162 et 384-393, iu-
8, 10 pl.) Iowa 1892.

— Nicaraguan Myxoinycetes (ibid., pgg.

377-383, in-8, 1 pl.) Iowa 1893.

— A new Physarum from Colorado

(ibid., 1 pag., in-8) Iowa 1893.

— Saprophytic fungi of eastern Iowa

I (ibid., vol. III, 30 pgg., in-8)
Iowa 1895.

— An interesting Puff-ball (ibid., vol.

III; pgg. 216-217, in-8) Iowa 1896.

— The north-american slime-moulds.

New York 1899.
Mac Bride Th. H. et Allin N. — The
saprophytic fungi of eastern Iowa :
tbe Puff-balia (Bull. Lab. Nat.

Hist. St. Univers. of Iowa, vol. IV,

pgg. 33-6G, in-8) Iowa 1896.
Mac Bride Th. H. et Ellis J. B. —

Cfr. Ellis.
Mac Bride Th. H. et Hitchcock A. S.

— Tlie Peronosporese of Iowa (Bull.

Lab. Nat. Hist. St. Univ. of Iowa,

vol. I, pgg. 45-52, in-8) Iowa

188S.
Mac Bride Th. H. et Smith C. L. —

The Nicaraguan Myxomycetes with

notes on certain inexican species

(cont.) (ibid., vol. IV, pgg. 73-75,

in-8) Iowa 1896.
Macchia C. — Funghi che producono

il Carbone nei Grani (8 pgg., in-8)

Chieti 1875.
Macchiati L. — Varieta, crittogamica

(Giornale del Lab. Crittog. ed En-

tom. della Sardegna, an. I) Sassari

1879.

— Di alcuni funghi parassiti delle

piante della Sardegna (ibid.) Sas-
sari 1879.

— Sulla doppia colorazione dei bacilli

sporigeni (Malp., V, 3 pgg., in-8)
Genova 1892.

— La bacteriosi dei grappoli della Vite

(Le Staz. Sper. Agr. ital., vol. XXII,
15 pgg., in-8, 2 tav.) Modena 1892.

— Lo Strepxococcus Bombycis e la flac-

cidezza del baco da seta (ibid., vol.
XXIII, 11 pgg., in-8) Modena 1892.

— La bacteriosis des grappes de la

Vigne (Rev. internat. de Vitie. et
d'(Enologie, 1894, 19 pgg., in-8,

2 pl.) Macon 1894.

— Ricerche sulla biologia del Bacillus

Baccarinii (Le Staz. Sper. Agr.
ital., vol. XXX, pgg. 401-441, in-8,

3 tav.) Molena 1897.

— Ueber die Biologie des Bacillus Bac-

carinii Macch. (Centralbl. f. Bakter.
etc, 1898, pgg. 332-340, in-8) Jena
1898.

— Sopra uno Streptococco parassita dei

granuli d' amido di frumento (Bull.

LXI

Soc. Bot. ital. 1899, pgg. 48-53, in-

8) Firenze 1899.
Macchiati L. — Note di biologia sul

Bacterinm chlorometamorphicum

sp. nov. (ibid., 1904, pgg. 238-241,

in-8) Firenze 1904.
Mac Weeney E. J. — Observations on

Phoma Betai, a fungus that inju-

ries Mangel (Journ. of R. Agr. Soc.

of England, ser. 3, vol. VI, 6 pgg.,

in-8, figg.) London 1895.
Maestri A. — Osservazioni sui corpu-

scoli dei bachi da seta (Arch. Lab.

Bot. Critt. di Pavia, vol. I, pgg.

159-172, in-8, 2 tav.) Milano 1874.
Magnaghi A. — Micologia della Lo-

mellina. — Primo contributo (Atti

Ist. Bot. Pavia, vol. VII, 18 pgg.,

in-8) Milano 1901.

— Contribuzione allo studio della mi-

cologia ligustica (ibid., vol. VIII,
13 pgg., in-8) Milano 1902.
Magnin A. — Notes sur une nouvelle
localite du Carex brevicollis et sur
1' invasion de Puccinia Malvacea-
rum dans le Jura et les environs
de Lyon (Ann. Soc. Botan. Lyon,
1874, 9 pgg., in-8) Lyon 1874.

— Sur les Uredinees (Ass. franc. pour

1' avancem. des Sciences 1873, 6 pgg.
in-8) Lyon 1873.
Magnus P. — Kurze Notiz zu Asco-
spora pulverulenta Riess (Botan.
Zeitung, XXXIII, pgg. 685-686,
in-4) Leipzig 1875.

— Ueber die weitere Verbreitung der

Puccinia Malvacearum in Europa
(Sitzungsb. Gesellsch. naturf. Fre-
unde zu Berlin, 1877, 6 pgg., in-8)
Berlin 1877.

— Ueber die auf den Wolfsmilch-arten

auftretenden Rostpilze (ibid.,5pgg.,
in-8) Berlin 1877.

— Ueber die Entwickelung der Pucci-

nia Oreoselini Fk. (ibid , 5 p.^g-,
in-8) Berlin 1877.

— Ueber drei neue Pilzo (Sitzungsb.

T.MI

botan. Ver. Prov. Brandenb., XX.
8 pgg., in-8) Berlin 1878.
Magnus P. — Zur Biologie der Rost-
pilze (Naturwiss. Rundschau. I,
pgg. 321-322, in-8) Braunsehweig
1886.

— Einige Beobacbtungen iiber die He-

teropliyllie von Melaleuca micro-
mera (Sitzungsb. Gesellsch. naturt'.
Freunde zu Berlin, 1887, 2 pgg.,
in-8) Berlin 1887.

— Verzeicbnis der am 1 Mai, 5 und 6

Juni lssT ltei Buckow gesammel-
ten Pilze (Verh. Bot. Ver. Prov.
Brandenb. XXIX, pgg. XV-XVI.
in-8) Berlin 1887.

— Verzeichnis der am*15 und 1G Juni

1889 bei Taugermiinde beobachte-
ten Pilze {ibid., XXXI, pgg. XXII-
XXVI, in-8) Berlin 1889.

— Urocystis Kmetiana n. sp. (ibid.,

pgg. XIX-XX, in-8) Berlin 1889.

— Zweiter Nachtrag zu dem Verzeich-

nisse der im botanischen Garten
zu Berlin beobachteten Ustilagi-
neen und Uredineen (Abh. bot.
Ver. Prov. Brand.. XXXII, pgg.
2B1-254, in-8) Berlin 1890.

— Urocystis Kmetiana P. Magn. im

Frucbtknoten von Viola tricolor
arvensis (Verb. bot. Ver. Prov.
Brandenb., XXXI, pgg. XXII-
XXVI, in-8) Berlin 1889.

— Cordyceps capitatus auf Elaphomy-

ces (ibid., XXXI II, 1 pg., in-8)
Berlin 1891.

— Ueber die europaischen Gymnospo-

rangium-AxteTi (ibid., XXXIV,
pgg. XIV-XV, in-8) Berlin 1892.

— Verzeiohnis der bei Scbwedt a. O.

am 11 und 12 Juni 1892 beobacb-
teten Pilze (ibid., pgg. XVII-
XVIII, in-8) Berlin 1892.

— Eine neue Blattkrankheil des Gol-

dregens, Cytisus Laburnus (Hedw.
1892, pgg. 149-150, in-8, 1 Tat.)
Dresden 1892.

Magnus P. — Ueber einige in Siida-
merika aut' Perberis- Arten wach-
sende Uredineen (ibid., X, pgg. 319-
326, in-8, 1 Taf.) Berlin 1892.

— Verbreitung des Gebrauches des

Knollenpilzes (Pachyma Fr.) bei
wilden W6]kerschaften(Verh. Ber-
liner antropol. Gesell. 1892, 4 pgg.,
in-8) Berlin 1892.

— Ueber den Protom.yces (?) filicinus

Niessl (Atti Congr. bot. internaz.
Genova 1892. 6 pgg., in-8, 1 tav.)
Genova 1892.

— Ueber eine neue Epichloc aus dem

ostindischen Archipel (ibid., 7 pgg.,
in-8, 1 tav.) Genova 1892.

— Mykologische Miscellen (Ber. deuts.

bot. GeselL, XI, pgg. 43-53, in-8,
1 Taf.) Berlin 1893.

— Mykologische Ergebnisse eines kur-

zen Ausfluges bei Meissen (Gesell.
Isis in Dresden. Abh. 8, 1893, 2
pgg., in-8) Dresden 1893.

— Ueber die auf Compositen auftre-

tenden Puccinien mit Teleutospo-
ren vom Typus der Pucc. Hieracii,
etc. (Ber. deutsch. botan. Gesellsch.,
Bd. XI, pgg. 453-464, in-8, 1 Taf.)
Berlin 1893.

— Ueber die Membran der Oosporen

von Cystopus Iragopoyonis Pers.
(ibid., pgg. 327-330, in-8, 1 Taf.)
Berlin 1893.

— Ueber Synchytrium papillatum Farl.

(ibid, pgg. 539-542, in-K. 1 Tai
Berlin 1893.

— Das Auftreten der Schinzia oyperi-

cola P. Magn. in Bayern und eini-
ges iiber deren Verbreitung in
Europa (Verhandl. naturf. Gesell.
zu Niirnberg 1893, 7 pgg.. in-8, 1
Taf.) Niirnberg 1893.

— Verzeichnis der bei Burg b. Magde-

burg am 19 April und 27-28 Mai
1893 beobachteten Pilze (Verh. Bot.
Ver. Pr. Brand. XXXV, p. XXI II-
XXV in-8, 1 Taf.) Berlin 1898.

Magnus P — Die Peronosporeen der
Provinz Brandenburg (Abh. Bot.
Ver. etc. XXXV, pgg. 55-87, in-
8) Berlin 1893.

— Einige Worte zu P. A. SaccardV s

Kritik der von O. Kuntze in sei-
ner Revisio generum plantarum
vorgenommenen Aenderungen in
der Benennung der Pilze [Hedw.,
1893, pgg. 64-66, in-8) Dresden
1893.

— Die von J. Peyritsch in Tirol ge-

sammelten und in Herbarium der
k. k. Universitiit zu Innsbruck auf-
bewahrten Pilze (Bericht. naturw.-
mediz. Ver. in Innsbruck, Jahr.
XXI, 49 pgg., in-8, 1 Taf.) Inns-
bruck 1893.

— Ueber den Zusammenhang der Ent-

wickelung einiger Rostpilze mit
klimatischen Verkaltnissen ihres
Standortes (Naturw. Rundschau ,
Jahr. IX, 2 pgg., in-8, fig.) Bra-
unschweig 1894.

— Wie ist die Pilzgattung I cestadia

jetzt zu bezeichnen? (Oesterr. bot.
Zeitschr., 1894, 3 pgg., in-8) Wien
1894.

— Ueber Taphrina Cornu Cervi Gie-

senh. (Botan. Notiser 1834, pgg. 29-
30, in-8) Lund 1894.

— Die Exoasceen der Provinz Bran-

denburg (Abh. Bot. Ver Prov.
Brandenb. XXXVI, pgg. 115-124,
in-8) Berlin 1894.

— Dritter Nachtrag zu dem Verzeich-

nisse der im botanischen Garten
zu Berlin beobachteten Ustilagi-
neen und Uredineen (ibid., 6 pgg.,
in-8) Berlin 1894.

— Einige Bemerkungen iiber die auf

Phalaris arundinacea auftretenden
Puccinien (Hedw. 1894, pgg. 77-83,
in-8) Dresden 1894.

— Die systematische Unterscheidung

niichst verwandter parasitischer
Pilze auf Grund ihres verschiede-

LXIII

nen biologischen Verhaltens (ibid.,
pgg. 362-366, in-8) Dresden 1894.
Magnus P. — Weitere Notiz iiber das
Auftreten der Plasmodiophora
Brassicce Wor. an wilden Cruci-
feren (Sitzungsb. naturw. Gesell.
Isis, 1894, 1 pag., in-8) Dresden
1S94.

— Beitrag zur Kenntniss einiger pa-

rasitischer Pilze des Mittelmeerge-
bietes (Ber. deutsch. botan. Gesell.
XII, pgg. 84-83, in-8, 1 Taf.) Ber-
lin 1894.

— Das Auftreten der 1'eronospora pa-

rasiiica, beeinHusst von der Be-
schaffenheit und dem Entwicke-
lungszustande der Wirthspflanze
(ibid., pgg. 39-44, in-8, 1 Taf.) Ber-
iin 1894.

— Die Ustilagineen der Provinz Bran-

denburg (Abh. Bot. Ver. Prov.
Brand. XXXVII, pgg. 66-97, in-8,
1 Taf.) Berlin 1895.

— Beitrag I zur PilzHora von Pran-

ken, insbesondere der Umgegend
von Nurnberg (Abh. naturf. Ge-
sellssh. Niirnberg, X, pgg. 121-141,
in-8) Niirnberg 1895.

— Die Teleutosporen der Uredo Aspi-

diotua Peck (Ber. deutsch. bot. Ge-
sell., Bd. XIII, pgg. 285-288, in-8,
1 Taf.) Berlin 1895.

— Eine Bemerkung zu E. Fischer' s

erfolgreichen Infectionen einiger
Centaurea-Avten durch die Pucci-
nia auf Careoc montana (Botanisch.
Centralbl., Bd. LXIII, 3 pgg. in-8)
Cassel 1895.

— Ueber das Mycel und den Parasi-

tismus einer neuen Sclerospora-
Art (ibid., Bd. LXIV, 2 pgg., in-8)
Cassel 1895.

— Ein Beitrag zur Kenntniss der Pilze

des Orients (in ./. Bornmiiller, Iter
Persico-Turcicum) (Verh. k. k.zool.-
bot. Gesell. Wien, 1896, 10 pgg.,
in-8, 1 Taf.) Wien 1896.

LXIV

Magnus P. — Parallelformen unseres
Uromyces scutellaius L6v. Ln weil
entfernten Lilndern (Ber. deutsch.
bot. Gesellsch., Bd. XIV. pgg. 374-
377, in-8) Berlin 18i»G.

— Berichtigung zur (Jinfractia Sey-

mouriana (ibid., 1 pg., in-8) Ber-
lin 1S96.

— Ein nordamerikanische Qstilaginee

anf Panicum Crus Galli (ibid.,
pgg. 216-221, in-8, 1 Taf.) Berlin
1896.

— Eine scharfere Unterscheidung des

Uredo zweier Uredineen auf nahe
verwandten Wirtspflanzen und eine
daraus resultierende Berichtigung
(Abh. Bot. Ver. Prov. Brand.
XXXVIII, pgg. 11-14, in-8, fig.)
Berlin 1896.

— Einige Bemerkungen zu Herrn Prof.

Thomas Mittheilung iiber einige
Exobasidien undExoasceen(Forstl.-
naturvv. Zeitschr. 1897, pgg. 435-
438, in-8) Miinchen 1897.

— On some Species of the Genus Uro-

phlyctis (Ann. of Bot , XI, pgg.
87-96, in-8, 2 pl.) London 1897.

— Ein auf Berberis auftretendes JEci-

diuvi von der Magellanstrasse (Ber.
deutsch. bot. Gesell., Bd. XV, pgg.
270-276, in-8, 1 Taf.) Berlin 1897.

— Ueber das Mycelium des Aicidium

Magellanicum Berk. (ibid., pgg.
L48-152, in-8, 1 Taf.) Berlin
1897.

— Uredo Gaibeliana n. sp. auf Parie-

taria sp. bei Macuto in Venezuela
lora, B-i LXXXIV, pgg. 176-
177, in-S, fig.) Marburg 1897.

— Beriohtigung zu der Entgegnung

aes Eerrn I»:-. Pr. Thomas (Forstl.-
naturw. Zeitsehr., 1898, pgg. 17-
a-8 Munohen 1898.

— I >ie Erysipheen Tirols ( Ber. naturw.-

mediz. Ver. [nnsbruok, XXIV, 25
pgg., in-Sj Ennsbrnok 1898.

— Ueber die Gattung Uropyxis Sohr.

(Ber. deutsch. bot. Gesell. XVII,
pgg. 112-120, in-8) Berlin 1899.
Magnus P. — Ein bei Berlin auf Ca-
ragana arborescens Lam. epide-
misch auftretender Mehltliau (ibid.,
pgg. 145-151, in-8, 1 Taf.) Berlin
1899.

— Fungi, II, in ./. llommuUer Iter Per-

sioo turcicum 1892-93 (Verh. k. k.
zool.-bot. Gesell. Wien, 1899, 17
pgg., in-8, 2 Taf.) Wien 1899.

— Studien an der endotrophen Mycor-

rhiza von Neottia Nidus-avis L.
(Pringsh. Jahrb., Bd. XXXV, 08
pgg., in-8, 3 Taf.) Leipzig 1900.

— PilzHora von Franken (dritter Bei-

trag). (Abh. naturh. Gesell. Niirn-
berg, Bd. XIII, 44 pgg., in-8, 1
Taf.) Niirnberg 1900.

— Ueber eine neue unterirdisch lebende

Art der Gattang Urophlyctis (Ber.
deutsch. bot. Gesell., Bd. XIX,
pgg. 145-153. in-8, 1 Taf.) Berlin
1901.

— Ueber einige von J. Bornmiiller im

Jahre 1900 aut den canarischen
Inseln gesammelte Uredineen (ibid.,
pgg. 292-300, in-8, 2 Taf.) Berlin
1901.

— Mycel und Aufbau de-; Fruchtkor-

pers eines nevienLeptofhyrium(ibid..
pgg. 447-449, in-8, 1 Taf.) Berlin
1901.

— Weitere Mittheilung iiber die auf

Farnkrautern au tretenden Uredi-
neen (ibid., pgg. 578-584, in-8, 1
Ta'".) Berlin 1901.

— Zur Gattung Stereostratum P. Magn.

(Hedw. XL, pgg. 27-28, in-8) Dre-
sden 1901.

— Berichtigung (Cintractia) (ibid., 1

pag. in-Sj Dresden 1901.

— Einige sachliche und literarische

Bemerkungen zu II. und P. Sydow
Zur Pilzflora Tirols (ibid., pgg. 29-
32, in-8) Dresden 1901.

— Zuriickweisung der falsohen Behau-

ptungen der Herren H. und P. Sy-
dow (ibid., pgg. 119-124, in-8) Dre-
sden 1901.
Magnus P. — Ueber die rechtige Be-
nennung der Hyalopsora Aspidio-
*M*(Peok)P.Magn. (ibid., Bd. XLI,
pgg., 224-225, in-8) Dresden 1902.

— Bemerkungen zu Dietel' s Ausfiih-

rung iiber die Gattung Uropyxis
(ibid., pgg. 145-146, in-8) Dresden
1902.

— Unsere Kenntnis unterirdisch le-

bender streng parasitischer Pilze
und die biologische Bedeutung
eines solchen unterirdischen Para-
sitismus (Ber. deutsch. bot. Geselh,
1902, pgg. 147-156, in-8) Berlin
1902.

— Melampsorella Feurichii, eine neue

Uredinee auf Asplenium septentrio-
nale (ibid., pgg. 609-612, in-8, 1
Taf.) Berlin 1902.

— Kurze Bemerkung iiber Benennung

und Verbreitung der Urophlyctis
bohemica Bubak (Centralbl. f. Bak-
ter. etc, Bd. IX, pgg. 895-897, in-
8) Jena 1902.

— Beitrag zur Kenntnis der Verbrei-

tung der Puccinia singularis Magn.
(Deutsch. botan. Monatschr., 1902)
Arnstadt 1902.

— Ein von F. W. Oliver nachgewie-

sener fossiler parasitischer Pilz
(Ber. deutsch. bot. Gesellsch., 1903,
pgg. 249-250, in-8) Berlin 1903.

— Kurae Bemerkung zur Biologie des

Chrysanthemum-vostes (Centralbl.
Bakt. etc, Abth. I, vol. X, pgg.
575-577, in-8) Jena 1903.

— Bemerkungen zur Benennung eini-

ger Uredineen in P. und H. Sy-
dow : Monographia Uredinearum
(Hedw., Bd. XLII, pgg. 305-306,
in-8) Dresden 1903.

— Ein neues Helminthosporium (ibid.,

pgg. 222-225, in-8, 1 Taf.) Dresden
1903.

LXV

Magnus P. — Einige geschuldete nry-
kologische Mitteilungen (ibid.. Bd.
XLIII, pgg. 16-18, in-8, 1 Taf.)
Dresden 1904.

— Einige Fragen betreffend die No-

menclature der Pilze mit mehreren
Fruchtformen (Ascherson' s Fest-
schr., pgg. 431-438, in-8) Berlin
1904.

— Ein weiterer Beitrag zur Kenntnis

der Gattung Uredinopsis (Hedw.
XLIII, pgg. 119-125, in-8, 2 Taf.)
Dresden 1904.

— Puccinia Rubsaamenii n. sp., eine

einen einjahrigen Hexenbesen bil-
dende Art (Ber. deutsch. bot. Ge-
sellsch., Bd. XXII, pgg. 344-347,
in-8, 1 Taf.) Berlin 1904.

Magnus P. et Allescher A. — Ver-
zeichnis der vom 11 Agust bis 10
Sept. 1891 bei Bad Kissingen in
Bayern gesammelten meist parasi-
tischen Pilze (Bayer. bot. Geselh,
1892, 11 pgg., in-8) Miinchen 1892.

Magnus P. et Ascherson P. — Die
weisse Heidelbeere nicht identisch
mit der durch Sclerotinia bacca-
rum verursachten Sclerotienkrank-
heit (Ber. deutsch. bot. Geselh, VII,
pgg. 1-14, in-8) Berlin 1889.

— et — Cfr. Ascherson P.

Magnus P., Hennings P. et Bresadola
G. — Cfr. Hennings.

Maire R. — Note sur le developpe-
ment saprophytique et sur la stru-
cture cytologique des sporidies-le-
vures chez 1' Ustilago Maydis (Buli.
Soc Myc France, t. XIV, 15 pgg.,
in-8, 1 ph) Lons-le-Saunier 1898.

— Note sur un parasite de / actariu.*

deliciosus: tlypomyces (Peckiella)
IVuilleminianus n. sp. et sur un
Hypomyces parasite de Lactarius
torminosus (Bulh Herh. Boissier,
voh VII, pgg. 137-145, in-8, 1 pl.j
Geneve 1899.

— Quelques Uredinees et Ustilagin<Vs

l.XVI

nouvelles ou peu connues (Bull.
Soc. Myc. Fr., t. XVII, 10 pgg.,
in-8) Lons-le-Saunier 1900.
Maire R. — L't'volution nucleaire chez
les Uredinees et la sexualite (Cpt.
rend. Congres internat. de Botan. a
1'Exposit, univers. de 1900 a Paris,
18 pgg., in-8) Lons-le-Saunier 1900.

— Sur un nouveau Botvyosporium.

Note preliminaire (Bull. Soc. Sc.
de Nancy, ser. III, t. I, pgg 161-
103) Nancy 1900.

— Sur la cytologie des Hyrnenomyce-

tes (Cpt. rend. Acad. Sc. Paris 1900,
4 pgg., in-4) Paris 1900.

— Sur la cytologie des Gastromycetes

(ibid., 3 pgg., in-4) Paris 1900.
- Nouvelles recherches cytologiques
sur les Hymenomycetes (ibid., 1901,
3 pgg., in-4) Paris 1901,

— De 1' utilisation des donnees cytolo-

giques dans la taxonomie des Ba-
sidiomycetes (Bull. Soc. Bot. Fr.,
t. XLVIII, pgg. XIX-XXX, in-8)
Paris 1901.

— Les variations de la baside et la

phylogenese des Autobasidiomyce-
tes (Bull. Soc. Sc. Nancy, 1901)
Nancy 1901.

— Recherches cytlogiques et taxono-

miques sur les Basidiomycetes (209
pgg., in-8, 8 pl.) Lons-le-Saunier
1902.

— Recherches cytologiques sur le Ga-

lactinia succosa (Cmpt. rend. Acad.
d. Sc. de Paris, 1903, II, 2 pgg.,
in-1) Paris 1903.

— La ibrmation des asques ehez les

Pezizes et 1' evolution nucleaire des
Ascomyoetes (Cpt. rend. Soc. de
Biologie, t. LV, pgg. 1401-1402,
in-8) Paris 1903.

— Reinarques sur la cytologie de quel-

quea Asoomyoetes (ibid., t. LVI,
pgg. s i-87, in-8) Paria 1901.

— Sur les divi.sions nuoleaires dana

1' asque de la Morille et d<' quel-

ques autres Ascomycetes (ibid.,
pgg. 822-824, in-8) Paris 1901.
Maire R. et Dumee P. — Remarques
sur les uredospores de ['uccinia
Pruni Pers. (Bull. So\ Mycol. Fr.,
t. XVII, 3 pgg., in-8, figg.) Paris
1901.

— et — Ci'r. Dumee P.

Maire R., Dumee P. et Lutz L. —
Prodrome d' une rlore mycologique
de la Corse (Bull. Soc. Bot. Fr.,
t. XLVIII, pgg. CLXXIX-
CCXLVII, in-8, 2 pl.) Paris 1903.

Maire R. et Marguery F. — Exsiccata
Hypodermearum Galliae orientalis,
decas II et III (Le Monde des
plantes; 16 pgg., in-8, figg.) Le
Mans 1897.

Maire R. et Saccardo P. A. — Cfr.
Saccardo P. A.

Mangin L. — Recherches anatomiques
sur les Peronosporees (Bull. Soc.
Hist. Nat. d'Autun, t, VIII, 58
pgg., in-8, 2 pl.) Autun 1895.

— Observations anatomiques sur les

mycorhizes. Comm. preliminaire.
(Cpt. rend. Soc. Biologie 1899, 8
pgg., in-8, figg.) Paris 1899.

— Contribution a 1' etude de quelques

parasites du Ble (Bull. Acad. de
Lanemark, 1899, pgg. 213-272, in-
8, 3 pl.) Copenhague 1899.

— La Cryptogamie. Lecon d'ouverture

du cours de Cryptogamie au Mu-
seum d'Histoire Naturelle, iaite le
28 novembre 1901 (Rev. Scientil'.,
24 dec. 1904, 36 pgg. in-8, figg.)
Paris 1904.

Mangin L. et Viala P. — La phthi-
riose de la Vigne (Revue de Viti-
culture 1903; 112 pgg., in-8, figg.,
5 pl.) Paris 1903.

Marchal E. — Une Mucorinee nouvelle
(Mull. Soc. belge de Microsc, t.
XVIII. 11 pgg., in-8, Qgg.) Bru-
xelles 1892.

— Sur un nouveau Rhopaloinyc.es: llh.

macrosporus (Rev. Mycol. 1892, 7
pgg., in-8, 1 pl.) Toulouse 1892.
Marchal E. — Sur la production de
1'ammoniaque dans le sol par les
microbes (Bull. Acad. roy. Belgique,
t. XXV, 49 pgg., in-8) Bruxelles
1893.

— De 1' action des moisissures sur l'al-

bumine (Bull. Soc.belge de Microsc,
1893, pgg. 65-74. in-8) Bruxelles
1893.

— Sur quelques champignons nouveaux

du Congo (ibid., t. XX, pgg. 259-
271, in-8, 1 pl.) Bruxelles 1894.

— Contribution a Tetude microbiolo-

gique de la maturation des froma-
ges mous (Annal. Soc. Bel. de Mi-
crosc. — Memoires, t. XIX, pgg.
29-56, in-8, 1 pl.) Bruxelles 1895.

— Champignons coprophiles de Belgi-

que, VII. (Bull. Soc. roy. Botan.
de Belgique, t. XXXIV, pgg. 125-
149, in-8, 2 pl.) Gand 1895.

— Rapport sur les maladies cryptoga-

miques &tudiees au Laboratoire de
biologie de 1' Institut agricole de
1' Etat a Gembloux en 1894 (Bull.
de 1' Agric [Ministere de 1' Agr. et
des Trav. Publ.] 9 pgg . in-8, figg.)
Bruxelles 1895.

— ld. 1895 (10 pgg, in-8, figg.) Bru-

xelles 1895.

— Id. 1901 (15 pgg., in-8, figg.) Bru-

xelles 1901.

— Recherches biologiques sur une Chy-

tridinee parasite du Lin (46 pgg.,
in-8, 1 pl.) Bruxelles 1901.

— Contributo allo studio della ruggine

dei cereali (Atti VII Congr. inter-
naz. di Agricoltura, Roma 1903,
sez. VII, pgg. 22-27, in-8) Roma
1903.
Marchand L. — Synopsis et tableau sy-
noptique des familles qui compo-
sent la classe des Mycoplrytes (Bull.
Soc. Mycol. Fr., t. X, 16 pgg., in-
8, 1 pl.) Lons-le-Saunier 1894.

LXVII

Marguery F. et Maire R. — Cfr.

Maire R.
Marquand E. D. — The fungi of Guern-

sey (Trans. Guernsey Soc. of Nat.

Sc. for 1897, 19 pgg., in-8) Guern-

sey 1897.
Marshall Ward H. — Cfr. Ward.
Martin Ch. E. — Contribution a la

flore mycologique Genevoise (Bull.

d. travaux Soc. bot. de Geneve,

VII, pg. 171-198, in-8) Geneve 1894.

— Le Boletus subtomentosus de la re-

gion genevoise (Mater. pour la Fl.
cryptog. suisse, vol. II, fasc. I, 39
pgg, in-8. 18 pl ) Bern 1903.

Martius C. F. Ph. (von) — Versuche
eines Commentars uber die Pflan-
zen in den Werken von Marcgrav
und Piso uber Brasilien, etc. — I,
Kryptogamen (Abhandl. mathem,-
physikal. Cl. Bayer. Akad. Wis-
sensch., VII, pgg. 181-238, in-8)
Munchen 1853.

Massalongo C. — Sulla germoglia-
zione delle sporule nelle Sphcero-
psidecz (Bull. Soc. Bot. ital. 1888,
pgg. 437-445, in-8, figg.) Firenze
1888.

— Ueber eine neue species von Ta-

phrina (Botan. Centralbl. , Bd.
XXXIV, pgg. 389-390, in-8) Cassel
1888.

— Sulla scoperta della Taphrina cce-

rulescens in Italia (Bull. Soc. Bot.
ital. 1890, pgg. 274-275, in-8) Fi-
renze 1890.

— Sulla scoperta in Italia della Ta-

phrina epiphylla Sadeb. (ibid., 1891,
pgg 525-527, in-8) Firenze 1891.

— Sulla scoperta in Italia della < aly-

ptospora Gccppertiana J. Kiilm
(ibid., 1892, pgg. 236-237, in-8) Fi-
renze 1892.

— Uymenomycetes quos in agro vero-

nensi nuperrime detexit Auctor
(Malp., vol. VII, p. 425-458, in-8)
Geiiova 1893.

LXVIM

Massalongo C. — Tntorno alla Ta-
phrina Cerasi (Fr.) Sadeb. (Bull.
Soc. Bot. ital. 1893, pgg. 426-427,
in-8) Firenze 1893.

— Nuova contribuzione alla micologia

veneta veronese (Malp., VII, pgg.
97-130 et l! »3-226, in-8, 2 tav.)
Genova 1894.

— Sopra due nuovi Pirenomiceti epa-

ticicoli (Accad. Sc. med. e nat. Fer-
rara, 1895, 8 pgg., in-8, 1 tav.) Fer-
rara 1895.

— Di una nuova specie di Peronospora

per la flora italica (Bull. Soc. Bot.
it. 1896, pgg. 298-299, in-8) Fi-
renze 189(i.

— Sulla scoperta in Italia della The-

caphora affinis Schneid. (ibid., pgg.
211-212, in-S) Firenze 1896.

— Censimento delle piante crittogame

dell' agro veronese (23 pgg. in fol.)
Verona 1897.

— Di una nuova forma di Ramidaria

che vive sulle foglie dell' Hellebo-
rus fcetidus (Bull. Soc. Bot. it.
1897, pgg. 29-30, in-8) Firenze
1897.

— La Peronospora della Canapa recen-

temente scoperta nella provincia di
Ferrara (L' Italia agricola, XXXV,
pgg. 297-301, in-8, 1 tav.) Piacenza
1898.

— I funghi della provincia di Ferrara,

I (Accad. Sc. med. e nat. in Fer-
rara, 1899, 36 pgg., in-8, 1 tav.)
Ferrara 1899.

— I i'un.<j;lii mangerecci e velenosi della

provincia di Verona (L' Adige,
1899, 16 pgg.j in-lG) Verona 1899.

— Sopra una nuova malattia dei frutti

del Fagiolo (Bull. Soc. Bot. it.
1899, pgg. 239-210, in-8) Firenze
1899.

— De nonnttllis spe iebus novis mioro-

myoetum agri veronensis (Atti Ist.
Ven., t. LIX, pgg. 683-690, in-8)
Venezia 1900.

Massalongo C. — Novita della flora
micologica veronese (Bull. Soc. Bot.
ital. 1900, pgg. 254-259, in-8) Pi-
renze 1900.

— Sopra una nuova malattia delle fo-

glie di Aucuba japonica {ibid., pgg.
166-167, in-8; Firenze 1900.

— Novitates liorae mycologicte vero-

nensis (Atti Accad. Agr., Sc, Lett.
di Verona, ser. IV, vol. III; 87
pgg., in-8, 10 tav.) Verona 1902.

— Le nostre cognizioni intorno ai fun-

ghi della Hora veronese (ibid., 24
pgg , in-8) Verona 1902.

— Note micologiche (Malp., XVII, 7

pgg., in-8) Genova 1903.

— Di un nuovo micocecidio AelV Ama-

ranthus silvestris Desf. (Bull. Soc.
Bot. ital. 1904, pgg. 354-356, in-8)
Firenze 1904.
Massee G. — British fungus - llora
(4 voll.) London 1892-1895.

— A parasitic fungus: Hettrosporium

asperatum (The Americ. Microsc.
Journ., vol. XIV, pgg. 33-36, in-8,
1 pl.) Washington 1893.

— The « spot » disease of Orchids (An-

nals of Botany, IX, pgg. 421-429,
in-8, 1 pl.) London 1895.

— A revision of the genus Coprinus

(ibid., X, pgg. 123-184, in-8, 2 pl.)
London 1896.

— Redescription of Berkeley' s types

of fungi (Journ. Linn Soc. — Bot.,
vol. XXXI, pgg. 462-525, in-8, 3
pl.) London 1896.

— New or critical fungi (Journ. of Bot.

1896, 10 pgg., in-8, 1 pl.) London
1896.
— Root diseases caused b\* fungi (Bull.
miscell. informat. roy. Gardens
Kew, n. 109, pgg. 1-5. in-3, 1 pl.)
London 1896.

— Tea blights (ibid.. n. 138, pgg 105-

112, in-8, 1 pl.) Londou L898i

— Fungi exotici, I (ibid., pgg. 113-136,

in-8) London 1398.

Massee G. — List of the more uncom-
mon Fungi and Myxogastres obser-
ved in Shervood ibrest (Trans. bri-
tish Mycol. Soc, 1896-97, pgg. 13-
14, in-8) Worcester 1897.

— British myeology (ibid., pgg. 20-24,

in-8) Worcester 1897.

— Revision of Genus Tilletia (Bull.

miscell. informat. roy. Gard. Kew,
n. 153-154, pgg. 141-159, in-8, 1 pl.)
London 1899.

— Fungi exotici II. (ibid., pgg. 164-

185, in-8) London 1899.

— Coprophilous fungi — Abstract (The

Naturalist 1901, pgg. 333-336, in-
8) London 1901.

— Mucor exitiosus Massee (Bull. Roy.

Gard. Kiew, 1901, pgg. 94-99, in-8,
1 pl.) London 1901.
Massee G. et Crossland Ch. — New
british Discomycetes (Tlie Natura-
list 1901, pgg. 177-189, in-8, figg.)
London 1901.

— et — New Yorkshire Agarics (ibid.,

1902, 2 pgg., in-8) London 1902.

— et — The fungus-flora of Yorkshire

I. (Transact. Yorksh. Natural. U-
nion, part 28, Bot. ser., vol. VI,
pgg. 5-52, in-8) Leeds 1902.

Massee G. et Rostrup E. — Cfr. lio-
strup E.

Massee G. et Salmon E. S. — Re-
searches on coprophilous fungi. I
et II (Ann. of Bot., vol. XV, pgg.
313-357, 2 pl, et vol. XVI, pgg.
57-93, 2 pl.) London 190J-1902.

Massink A. — Untersuchungen iiber
Krankheiten der Tazetten und
Hyacinthen (Arb. pflanzenphysiol.
Versuchsstat. Proskau, 1876 ; 22
pgg., in-8, 2 Taf.) Oppeln 1876.

Matruchot L. — Recherches sur le de-
veloppement de quelques Mucedi-
nees. Paris 1892.

— Revue des travaux sur les Champi-

gnons publius en 1891-97. Laboul-
beniacees. (Rev, gen. Botan.. t. XI,

LXIX

pgg. 471-484, in-8, figg.) Paris
1899.

Matruchot L. et Costantin J. — Cfr.
(ostantin J.

Matruchot L. et Dassonville Ch. —
Recherches experiinentales sur une
dermatomycose des poules et sur
son parasite (Rev.gen. Botan., t. XI,
pgg. 429-444, in-8, 2 pl.) Paris
1899.

Mattei G. E. et Serra A. — Ricerche
storiche e biologiche sulla Terfezia
Leonis (Bull. Orto Bot. Napoli, II,
12 pgg, in-8j Napoli 190-4.

Mattirolo O. — Sul valore sistematico
del Choiromyces gangliformis Vitt.
e del Ch. meandriformis Vitt. (Mal-
pigh., VI, pgg. 380-396 et 467-481,
in-8) Genova 1893.

— Che cosa sia il Choiromyces mean-

driformis (sardous) di Gennari e
De Notaris pubblicato nell' Erbario
Crittogamico Italiano (Bull. Soc.
Bot. it. 1896, pgg. 102-105, in-8)
Firenze 1896.

— La Delastria rossa Tul. in Italia

(ibid., pgg-, 177-180, in-8) Firenze
1893.

— Sopra alcune larve micofaghe (ibid.,

pgg. 180-183, in-8) Firenze 1896.

— II genere Cerebella di V. Cesati. Ri-

cerche intorno al suo sviluppo ed
alla sua sistemazione (Mem. Accad.
Sc. Ist. Bologna, ser. V, t. VI, 24
pgg., in-8, 1 tav.) Bologna 1897.

— Sulla comparsa in Italia della En-

tomophthora 1 lanchoniana Cornu
(Le Staz. sper. agr. ital., 1898, pgg.
315-326, in-8) Modena 18HS.

— Sulla mannite contenuta nelle Tu-

beracee (Malp. XIII, 2 pgg., in-8)
Genova 1899.

— Elenco dei Fungi hgpogcci raccolti

nelle fore.ste di Vallombrosa nogli
anni 1899-1900 (Malp., XIV, pgg.
247-270, in-8) Genova 1900.

— Gli Ipogei di Sardegna e di Sicilia

:,\x

(ibid.. pgg. 39-10G, in-8, 1 tav.)

Genova 1900.
Mattirolo O. — I funghi ipogei italiani

( Mem. Accad. Scienze Torino, ser.

II, t. LIII, pgg. 331-366, in-i, 1

tav.) Torino 1903.

— A proposito di un caso di avvele-

nainento per Tartufi (Scritti me-
dici in onore di C. Bozzolo; 19
pgg., in-8 gr., figg.) Torino 1904.

Mattirolo O. et Belli S. — Note bota-
niche sul materiale raccolto dalla
spedizione polare di S. A. R. Luigi
Amedeo di Savoia (1899-1900) (Os-
servaz. scientif. eseguite durante la
spediz. polare di S. A. R., 47 pgg-,
in-8, fig.) Milano 1903.

Mattirolo O. et Saccardo P. A. —
Cfr. haccardo P. A.

Mayr H. — Ueber den Parasitismus
von Nectria cinnabarina (16 pgg.,
in-8, 1 Taf.) s. a. nec loc.

Megliola G. et Cuboni G. — Cfr. Cu-
boni.

Menier Ch. — Note sur une nouvelle
Psalliote: />s. ammophila, decou-
verte dans la Loire-inferieure (Bull.
Sc. Nat Ouest de la Fr., an. III,
pgg. 67-69, in-8, 1 pl.) Nantes 1893.

— Ascomycetes hypoges de la Loire-

inferieure (ibid., t. V, 12 pgg., in-8,

1 pl.) Nantes 1895.
Menozzi A.( Alpe V. et Briosi G. —

Cfr. Briosi.
Meschinelli A. — Fungorum fossilium

omnium hucusque cognitorum ieo-

nograpliia (pgg- I-XX et 1-144, 31

tab.) Vicetite 1898.

— Su alcuni fungbi terziari del Pie-

monte (Atti Ist. Veneto, ser. VII,

t. IX, pgg. 769-775, in-8, 2 tav.)

Venezia 1898.
Metcalf H. et Hedgcock G. G. — Cfr.

Hedgcock.
Mezey G. et Linhart G. — Cfr. Lin-

hart.
Milesi M. el Travarso G. B. — Saggio

di una monografia del genere Tri-

phragmium (Ann. Mycol. II, pgg.

113-156, in-8, 1 tav.) Berlin 1904.
Miliarakis S. — Tylogonut Agavae (14

pgg., in-8, 1 tab.) Athen 1888.
Millspaugh Ch. F. — Contribution II

to tlie coastal and plain flora of

Yucatan (Field Columb. Mus., Publ.

n. 15, Bot. ser. vol. I, pgg. 281-

339 [Fungi pgg. 285-2S6J 2 pl ; in-

8) Cbicago 1896.
Millspaugh Ch. F. et Nuttall L. W. —

Cfr. Nuttall.
Mina Palumbo F. — Crittogame delle

Olive (Riv. Pat. veg., IV, pgg. 353-

354, in-8) Firenze 1895.
Miyaba K. — On the life-history of

Macrosporium parasiticum Thiim.

(Ann. of Bot., III, 26 pgg., in-8,

2 pl.) London 1889.

— Note on Ustilago esculenta P. Henn.

(Tokyo Botan. Magaz. IX, 3 pgg.,
in-8) Tokyo 1895.

Miyoshi M. — Ueber Chemotropismus
der Pilze (Bot. Zeit., 1894, 27 pgg.,
in-S, 1 Taf.) Leipzig 1894.

Mdller A. — Die Pilzgiirten einiger
sudamerikanischer Ameisen. (127
pgg., in-8, figg., 7 Taf ) Jena J893.

— Protobasidiomyceten. Untersuchun-

gen aus Brasilien. (179 pgg., in-8,
6 Taf.) Jena 1895.

— Brasilische Pilzblumen. (152 pgg.,

in-8, 8 Taf.) Jena 1895.

— Phycomyceten und Ascomyceten.

Untersuchungen aus Brasilien. (319
pgg., in-S, figg., 11 Taf.) Jena
1901.

— Ueber gelungene Kulturversuche

des Hausschwammes ( Merulius la-
crymans) aus seinen Sporen (Hedw.
XLII, pgg. 6-14, in-8, 1 Taf.)
Dresden 1903.

— Untersuchungen iiber ein-und zwei-

jabrige Kiefern in miirkisclien
Sandboden (Zeitscbr. f. Forst-und
Jagdwesen, 1903, pgg. 257-272 et

321-338, in-8, figg., 2 Taf.) Berlin
1903.
Montagne C. — Mernoire sur le genre
Pilobole et sur une nouvelle espeee :
P. (Edipus (Ann. Soc. Linn. Lyon,
1836, 7 pgg., in-8, 1 pl.) Lyon 1836.

— Fungi cubenses (Ann. Sc. Nat.-Bot.,

t. XVII, pgg. 119-128, in-8) Paris
1842.

Montaldini C. — Nuova stazione in
Italia della Thecaphora capsula-
rum (Bull. Soc. Bot. ital. 190 L,
pgg. 12-23, in-8) Firenze 1901.

Montemartini L. — Un nuovo raicro-
micete della Vite: Aureobasidium
Vitis var. album (Atti Ist. Bot.
Pavia, V, pgg. 69-73, in-8 gr., 1
tav.) Milano 1897.

— Sopra il parassitismo dell' Aureoba-

sidium Vitis (Riv. Patol. veg., VI,
pgg. 76-77, in-8) Firenze 1897.

— Ricerche sopra la struttura delle

Melanconiacee ed i loro rapporti
cogli Iibmiceti e colle Sferossidee
(Atti Ist. Bot. Pavia, VI, pgg. 49-
93, in-8, 2 tav.) Milano J899.

— La Monilia fructigena Pers. e la

malattia dei frutti da essa prodotta
(Riv. Pat. veg., VIII, 10 pgg., in-
8) Firenze 1900.

— Uredo aurantiaca n. sp., nuova Ure-

dinea passita delle Orchidee (Atti

Ist. Bot. Pavia, VII, 3 pgg., in-8,

1 tav.) Milano 1900.
Montemartini L. et Farneti R. — In-

torno alla malattia della Vite nel

Caucaso: Physalospora Woroninii

n. sp.) (ibid., VII, 15 pgg., in-8,

1 tav.) Milano 1900.
Morgan A. P. — North american fungi.

V. (Journ. Cincinnati Soc. Nat.

Hist., vol. XIV, pgg. 141-148, in-8,

1 pl.) Cincinnati 1892.

— North american Ilelicosporcii (ibid.,

1892, pgg. 39-52, in-8, figg.) Cin-
cinnati 1892.

— Description of a new Phalloid : Phal-

LXXI

logaster saccaius n. sp. (ibid., XV,
2 pgg.. in-8, 1 pl.) Cincinnati 1892.
Morgan A. P. — Two new genera of
Hyphomycetes (Bot. Gazette, XVII,
pgg. 190-192, in-8, 1 pl.) Cincinnati
1892.

— The Myxomycetes of the Miami Val-

ley, OhiofJourn. Cincinnati Soo.
Nat. Hist, XVI, pgg. 1-42, 2 pl.,
43-72, 1 pl.; XIX, pgg. 73-110, 3
pl.; XXII, pgg. 111-130, in-8) Cin-
cinnati 1893-1899.

— New north american fungi (ibid.,

XVIII, pgg. 36-45, in-8, 9 pl.) Cin-

cinnati 1895. •
Mori A. et Caruel T. — Sulla vaiola-

tura delle Arancie (N. Giorn. bot.

ital., XI, pgg. 214-215, in-8) Pisa

1879.
Mori A. — Enumerzione dei funghi

delle provincie di Modena e Reg-

gio. Cent. III (Bull. Soc. bot. it.

18S3, pgg. 62-70 et 129-136, in-8)

Firenze 1893.

— Elenco di piante dello Scioa donate

dal Dott. V. Ragazzi all'erbario
dell' Orto botanico di Modena — e
di alcuni micromiceti nuovi (Atti
Soc. Naturalisti di Modena, ser. III
vol. IX, 2 pgg., in-8) Modena
1891.

— Sulla comparsa della Septoria cur-

vata Sacc. salla Robinia (Le staz.
sper. agr. ital. XXXI, pag. 499,
in-8) Modena 1898.

— Sulla comparsa della Seploria Tri-

tici nelle vicinanze di Fauglia(Proc.

verb. Soc. tosc. Sc. Nat., 1882, pag.

169, in-8J Pisa 1882.
Mori A. et Sestini F. Cfr. Sestini.
Morini F. — Ricerche sopra una specie

di Aspergillus (Malp. I, pgg. 24-

31, in-8, 1 tav.) Messina 1S87.

— Sulla presenza di sostanze zuccln-

rine nelle Falloidee nostrane (ibid.,
pgg. 369-383, in-8) Messina 1887.

— Sulla forma ascofora del Penicillium

LXXII

candidum Lk. (ibid , II, pgg. 224-
234, in-8) Messina 1888.
Morini F. — Note micologiche iibid.,
X, pgg. 72-99, in-8, 1 tav.) Genova
1896.

— Monografia del genere Pilobolus To-

de. Sunto (Rendic. Accad. Sc. Ist.

Bologna 1896-97, 3 pgg! in-8) Bo-

logna 1897.
Morris M. et Henderson G. C. — The

cultivation and life-history of the

ringworm fungus: Tricophyton ton-

surans (Journ. Microscop. Soc , ser.

II, vol. III, pgg. 329-337, in-8, 1

pl.) London 1883.
Mottareale G. — Contrihuto alle ma-

lattie del Castagno in Calabria.

Nota preventiva (Atti Istit. Inco-

raggiam. di Napoli, vol. X, 3 pgg.,

in-4) Napoli 1898.

— Di alcuni organi particolari delle

radici tubercoliiere dell' Iledysarum
coronarium in relazione al Bacillus
radicicola ed alla Phytomy.xa Le-
guminosarum (ibid., XI, 7 pgg.,
in-4) Napoli 1898.

— La Peronospora della Vite in Cala-

bria (13 pgg. in-8) Portici 1901.

— In merito al parassitismo del vaiuolo

dell'01ivo: Cycloconium oleaginum
(Annali R. Scuola sup. Agricolt.
Portici, 1901, 16 pgg., in-8) Portici
1901.

— L' Ustilago Iieiliana f. Zecv e la for-

mazione dei tumori staminali nel
Granone (ibid., vol. IV, 17 pgg.,
in-8, 2 tav.) Portici 1902.

— Ilelazione sulla malsania dei limo-

neti di Carini (26 pgg , in-4) Pa-
lermo 1902.

— Studio sulla depressa produzione

degli Olivi in Ferrandina (Bull.
Uff. Ministero Agric. Ind. e Comm.,
1903, I; 28 pgg., in-8) Ronia 1903.
Mottareale G. et Berlese Ant. — Le
condizioni di almine coltivazioni
arboree nel territorio di Corigliano

Calabro (ibid., 1902, 7 pgg., in-8)

Roma 190'2.
Mojgeot A. — Champignons des Vosges

(Statist. du Depart. des Vosges,

127 pgg., in-8) Epinal 1845.
Mougeot A. et Forquignon L. — Cfr.

lorquignon.
Mouton V. — Ascomycetes observes

aux environs de Lifege (Bull. Soc.

roy. Botan. de Belgique, t. XXV,

26 pgg., in-8, 1 pl. et t. XXVI,

18 pgg., in-8, 1 pl.) Bruxelles 1886-

1887.

— Notices sur quelques Ascomycetes

nouveaux ou peu connus (ibid.,
XXVIII, pgg. 73-83; XXXVI,
pgg. 10-21, 1 pl. ; XXXIX pgg. 37-
67, 1 pl.) Bruxelles 1889-1900.

MUller-Thurgau H. — Der rote Bren-
ner des Weinstockes (38 pgg., in-
8, 5 Taf.) Jena 1903.

Murrill W. A. — The Polyporacese of
North America fBull. Torr. Bot.
Club,vol. XXIX-XXXI)New York
1902-1904.

— A historical review of the genera

of the Polyporaceie fJourn. of My-
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bus 1903.

Nardo G. D. — Quali sieno i fatti
principali che condurrebbero a sup-
pore essere una Mucedinea vene-
fica la causa del cholera asiatico
(59 pgg , in-8) Venezia 1865.

Nawaschin S. — Ueber eine neu Scle-
rotinia, verglichen mit Scl. Rho-
dodendri Fisch. (Ber. deutsch. bot.
Gesell. XII, pgg. 117-119, in-8)
Berlin 1894.

Nawaschin S. et Woronin M. — Cfr.
Woronin M.

Nees ab Esenbeck Th. F. L. et Blume
C. L. — Fungi javanici (Acad. Cae-
sar.-Leop. — Nova Acta, III, pgg.
11-22, in-4, 6 tab.) Erlangen? Ih26.

Neger F. et Dietel P. — Cfr. Dietel.

Neger F. et -Johow Fr. — Cfr. Johoiu.

Nemec B. — Ueber die Mykorrhiza bei
Calypogeia trichomanis (Beih. Bo-
tan. Centralbl., XVI, pgg. 253-268,
in-8, 1 Taf.) Cassel 1901.

Neppi C. — 0. Kirchwr : Le malattie
delle piante coltivate (pgg. I-VIII
et 1-873, in-8, figg.) Torino 1901.

Niel E. — Note sur le Clitocybe cry-
ptarum Letell.) (Bull. Soc. Amis
Sc. Nat. Rouen, 1896, 4 pgg. in-8,
1 pl.) Rouen 1890.

Niel E. et Le Breton A. — Champi-
gnons nouveaux ou peu connus re-
coltes en Normandie (ibid., 1891,
pgg. 129-170, in-8, 1 pl.) Rouen
1894.

Noack Fr. — Pilzkrankheiten der 0-
rangenbaume in Brasilien (Zeitschr.
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Noelli A. — SuWsEcidium Isdtidis Re
1821 (Malp. XV, pgg. 71-74, in-8)
Genova 1901.

— /Ecidium Biscutellce n. sp. (ibid.,

XVI, 2 pgg., in-8) Genova 1902.

— Revisione delle forme del genere

Steganosporium Cda. (ibid., XVII,
7 pgg., in-8. figg.) Genova 1903.
Nomura H. — Intorno alla ruggine
del Rengeso (Astragalus sinicus L.)
e a due nuovi micromiceti patogeni
del GeLso (Atti Istituto Botan. Pa-
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1904.

— Sopra i germi patogeni nella flacci-

dezza del baco da seta (Archiv.
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Kansas Ustilaginee, especially with
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— Report of the State pathologist-and-

soine diseases of the Chestnut (Ma-
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Oersted A. S. — Bidrag till Svampe-
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Oliva L. et Cattaneo A. — Cfr. Cat-
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Oliveira Duarte (de) — Cfr. Duarte de
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Oliver F. W. — Notes on fossil fungi
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Olivier E. — Un champignon nouveau
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Omelianski W. — Wird schweflige
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Orton W. A. — The wilt disease of
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Ottaviani V. — Sui funghi prataioli e
sui molti casi di avvelenamento
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5 •

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Otth G. — Sechster Nachtrag zu dem
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1869.

— Siehenter Nachtrag zu dem Mitthei-

lungen vom Jahr 1814 enthaltenen
Verzeichnisse schweizerischer Pil-
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— Notiz iiber Ustilago Panici-miliacei

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1 pag., in-8) Dresden 1883.

— Sporendonema terrestre Oud. (Versl.

en Meded. Afd. Nat., 3 ser., vol II,
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— Symbolse ad Mycologiam fennicam,

XXIX (Meddel. af Soc. Fauna et
Flora fennica, lb'89, pgg. 81-106,
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— Vhacidium pusillum Lib. (Hedw.

1891, 2 pgg., in-S) Dresden 1891.

— Marasmius corticalis (ibid., 1892,

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— Marasmius archyropus (Pers.) Fr.

(ibid., 1892, 1 pag., in-8) Dresden
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— Contributions a la Hore mycologi-

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— Over twee nog onbekende fungi : Sie-

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Oudemans C. A. J. A. — Fungoruui
species aliquot novse in Nederlan-
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— Notice sur quelques champignons

nouveaux (K. Akad. v. Wetensch.
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— Sur une maladie du Perce-neige:

Galanthus nivalis -et- sur une ma-
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1897, pgg. 455-461, in-8, figg.) Am-
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— Observations mycologiques (ibid- ,

1897, pgg. 86-92, in-8, figg.) Am-
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— Beitriige zur PilzHora der Nieder-

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pgg. 175-188 et 313-320, in-8) Dre-
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— Contributions to the knowledge of

some undescribed or imperfectly
known fungi, I-IV (K. Akad. We-
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386-399, in-8, figg.) Amsterdam
1900.

— Rectifications systematiques, redigees

en ordre alphabetique (Rev. Mycol.
1902, 18 pgg., in 8) Toulouse 1902.

— Beitriige zur PilzHora der Nieder-

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19 pgg., in-8) Cassel 1902.

— E.cosporina iMricis Oud., a new

microscopic fungus occurring on
tlie Larch and very injurious to
this tree (K. Akad. v. Wetensch.
Amsterdam, Proceed. 1904, 4 pgg.,
in-8 gr., 1 pl.) Amsterdam 1904.

— On Leptostroma austriacumOml., a

hitherto ankown Leptostromacea
living on the needles of Vinus au-
Btriaca, and on llymenopsis Ty-

phce (Fk.) Sacc, a bitherto insuf-
ficiently described Tuberculariacea
occurring on the withered leaf-
sheates of Typha latifolia. — On
Sclerotiopsis pityophila (Cda.) Oud.
(Proceed. Meeting of Saturdaj- —
K. Akad. v. Wetensch. Amsterdam
1904, pgg. 206-213, in-8. 3 pl.) Am-
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Oudemans C. A. J. A. — Puccinia
Veratri (Ann. Myc. vol. II, pag.
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Oudemans C. A. J. A. et Koning C.
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gelatine preparee de la terre hu-
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Bussum (Archiv. Neerl. Sc. exact.
et natur., 1902; 33 pgg., in-8, cum
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— et — On a Sclerotinia hitherto unk-

nown and iujurious to the cultiva-
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Pacini F. — Sopra una muffa paras-
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Pacinotti G. — Sulle progressioni lo-
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in-8, 1 tav) Bologna 1900.

Pammel L. H. — Iowa Agricultural
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Pampaloni L. — I resti organici nel
disodile di Melilli in Sicilia (Pa-
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— Microflora e microfauna nel disodile

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Panizzi F. — Degli Imenomiceti che
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— Nuova specie di Polyporus scoperta

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1886.
Pantanelli E. — Su le regolazioni i!el

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Paoli G. — Note critiche su alcuni

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Paolucci L. I funghi mangerecci della

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Paratore E. — Sul polimorfismo del

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Pari A. G. — Le Crittogame, loro a-

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Pasquale F. — Primo contributo alla

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Firenze 1897.
Passenni G. — Sulla Puccinia Lojka-

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— Riproduzione della Gibellina cerea-

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Patouillard N. — Notes myoologiques
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— Fragments mycologiques I-X (Jour.

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I.XXVI

Patouillard N. — Fungi, in Dybowski J.

«L'extreme sud algerien» (Arcliives
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— Qnelqueschampi^nonsasiatiquesnou-

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— Enumeration des champignons re-

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— Cyclostomella, nouveau genre d'H6-

mihvsterie.s (Bull. Herb. Boiss., IV,
pgg. 655-656, in-8) Geneve 1896.

— Note sur un cone de Pin deforme

par une Uredinee (Journ. de Bot.
1896, 3 pgg., in-8, 1 pl.) Paris 1896.

— Catalogue raisonne de plantes cel-

lulaires de la Tunisie. Paris 1897.

— Enum6ration des champignons re-

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(Ann. Jard. Bot. Buitenzorg, I
Suppl., pgg. 107-127, in-8, 2 pl.)
Leide 1897.

— Quelques champignons de Java (Bull.

Soc. Mycol. Fr., XIV, 19 pgg., in-
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— Essai taxonomique sur les familles

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— Quelques champignons des colonies

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in-8. 2 pl.) Paris 1901.

— Champignons Algero-Tunisiens nou-

veaux on peu connus (Bull Soc.
Myc. Fr., XVII 1, 7 pgg, in-8, fig.)
Paris 1902.

— Champignons de la (luadeloupe, re-

cueillis par le 11. P. Duss (ibiil..
16 pgg, in-8, figg.) Paris 1902.

— Description de quelques chanipignons

extra-europeens (ihid., 6 pgg., in-8,
1 pl.) Paria 1902.

Patouillard N. — Note sur trois chain-
pignons des Antilles (Ann. Mycol.
I, 4 pgg.. in-8) Berlin 1903.

— Champignons Algero-Tunisens nou-

veaux on peu connus (Bull. Soc.
Myc. Fr., XX, 4 pgg., in-8, 1 pl.)
Paris 1904

— Description de quelques champi-

gnons nouveaux des iles Gambier
(ibid., 4 pgg, in-8, figg.) Paris
1904.

— Contribution a 1' histoire naturelle

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(Bull. Soc. Hist. Nat. Autun, t.

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1904.
Patouillard A. et Boudier E. — Cfr.

Doudier.
Patouillard N. et Fischer Ed. — Ctr.

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Patouillard N. et Hariot P. — Liste

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Californie par M. Diguet (Journ.

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Paris 1896.

— et — Liste des cbampignons recol-

t6s au Japon par M. le Dr. Ilar-
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Paris, 1902, pgg. 129-132, in-8)
Paris 1902.

— et — Description de champignons

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(Bull. Soc. Myc. Fr., XX, 5 pgg.,
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Patouillard N. et Lagsrheim G. —
Champignons de 1'Equateur, pu-
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— et — Cfr. Lagerheim.
Patterson F. W. — A study ot" north

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Pavillard J. et Lagarde J. — C fr. La-
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Peck Ch. H. — Annual report on the
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— Two new fungi (Bull. Torr. Bot.

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187G.

— United States species of Lycoperdon

(Mem. Albany Inst. ; 34 pgg , in-8)
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— New species of fungi (Bull. Torr.

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— Report of the State Botanist 1902

(New York State Museum, Bull.
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— Report of the State Botanist 1903

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Peglion V. — La ruggine dell'Endivia:
luccinia Prenanthis (Riv. Patol.
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1892.

— La ticchiolatura del Pero (ibid.,

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1892.

— Una nuova malattia del melone ca-

gionata da\V Alternaria Brassicoz
for. nigrescens (ibid , pgg. 296-298,
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— Studio anatomico di alcune ipertro-

fie indotte dal Cystopus candidus
in alcuni organi del Raphanus Ra-
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— Ricerche anatomiche sopra i tumori

delle foglie e rami di Pero causati

LXXVII

dal parassitismo della RozsteUia
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Peglion V. — Sulla Cercospora clado-
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Avellino 1893.

— Sopra due parassiti del Melone (ibid.

pgg. 227-240, in-8) Avellino 1893.

— Sulla struttura e sullo sviluppo di

due Melanconiacei parassiti imper-
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— Diagnosi di funghi parassiti nuovi

(ibid , 16 pgg., in-8, 1 tav.) Avel-
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— Contribuzione allo studio morfolo-

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Valpantena (Le Staz. sper. agr. ital.,
XXVIII, pgg. 369-382, in-8) Mo-
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— Contribuzione alla conoscenza della

Hora micologica avellinese (Malp.,
VIII, pgg. 424-460, in-8) Genova
1895.

— Etudes sur la pourriture des raisins

causee par le Botrytis cinerea
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— La Peronospora del Frumento : Scle-

rospora graminicola (Sacc.) Schrot.
(Boll. Notizie Agr.. 1900, n. 20, 7
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— Sulla cosidetta « Golpe bianca » del

Frumento. Nota preliminare (ibid.
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— Ueber die Kematospora Coryll Pegl.

(Centralbl. Bakt. etc, BI. VII. 8
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— Sopra il parassitismo dei Botryospo-

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7 pgg., in-8j Modena 1900.

— Sulla probabile origiue del sapore

terroso dei vini (ibid., 9 pgg , in-8)
Modena 1900.

— La Peronospora del Frumento. Nuo-

ve ricerche (ibid. , XXXIV: 31
pgg., in-8, 3 tav.) Modena 1901.

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Peglion V. — La Fillossera e le prin-
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Vite (302 pgg., in-8, figg.) Milano
1902.

— La Peronospora del Frumento nel

Ferrarese (Rend. Accad. Lincei, cl.
sc, ser. V, vol. XI. pgg. 389-392,
in-8) Roma 1902.

— Gli scopazzi o hexenbesen di Jani-

perus macrocarpa cagionati dal
( rymnosporangium clavariozforme
— e — Malattia del Cyclamen ca-
gionata da Heterodera radicicola
(Atti Accad. Georgof., XXV, 10
pgg., in-8) Firenze 1902.

— II mal del piede delle Bietole (L' I-

talia agrie., XL, 7 pgg., in-8, 1 tav.)
Piacenza 1903.

— Di una speciale infezione crittoga-

mica dei semi di Erba medica e di
Trilbglio (Le Staz. sper. agr. ital.,
XXXVI, 9 pgg., in-8) Modena
1903.

— Intorno al mal dello sclerozio della

Bietola fAccad. Sc. med. e nat.
Ferrara, 1904, 4 pgg., in-8, 1 tav.)
Ferrara 1905.

— Sulla presenza in Italia del Cysto-

pus Lepigoni (ibid., 1904, 3 pgg.,
in-8) Ferrara 1905.

— Intorno alla nebbia o mal bianco

dell' Evonymus japonica (Rendic.

Accad. Lincei, cl. sc, ser. V, vol.

XIV, pgg. 232-231, in-8) Roma

1905.
Peglion V. et Berlese A. N. — Cfr.

Herles' A. N.
Pelagatti M. — Ueber die Morphologie

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Pellegrini P. — Funghi della provincia

di Massa Oarrara (N. Giorn. Bot.

it., n. s., VI, pgg. 51-80 et 188-218,

in-sj Pirenze 1899.
Penzig O. — Beltramia, un nuovo ge-

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XiVr, pgg. 72-74, in-8, 1 tav.) Fi-
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Penzig O. — Amallospora, nuovo ge-
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pgg. 461-464, in-8, 1 tav.) Genova
1898.

— Die Myxomyceten der Flora von

Buitenzorg (83 pgg., in-8) Leiden
1898.

— Ueber javanische Phalloideen (An-

nal. Jard. Bot. Buitenzorg, 2 ser.,
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Leiden 1899.

— Note snl genere Mycosyrinx (Malp.

XIII, 13 pgg., in-8, 2 tav.) Genova

1899.
Penzig O. et Poggi T. — La malattia

dei Gelsi nella primavera del 1881

(Boll. mensile Bachicoltura 1884,

pgg. 56-64, in-8) Padova 1881.
Penzig O. et Saccardo P. A. — Cfr.

Saccardo V. A.
Pereira Coutinho M. (de Franca) —

Una especie nova da flora myoolo-

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— Subsidio para o estudo da flora my-

cologica portugueza (ibid., pgg. 193-
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Persoon C. H. — Observationes mv-
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— Novse Lichenum species (Annal.

Wetteran. Gesell. f. d. gesammte
Naturk., Bd. II. pgg. 9-20, in-1)
Frankiurt a. M. 1810.

— Traito sur les champignons come-

stibles. Paris 1818.
Pestana J. (da Caniara). — Cfr. Da

Camara.
Petri L. — Descrizione di alcuni Ga-

steromiceti di Borneo (Malp. XI V,

31 pgg. in-8, 3 tav.) Genova 1900.

— La formazione delle spore neli' Hyd-

nangium carneum Wallr. (Nuov.

Giorn. Bot. ital., n. ser., vol. IX,
16 pgg., in-8, 1 tav. ) Firenze
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Petri L. — Lo sviluppo del corpo frut-
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Wallr. (Rend. Oongr. Bot. Palermo
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— Di una forma anomala di Peziza

ves culosa Bull. (N. Giorn. Bot. it.,
n. ser., vol. X, 2 pgg., in-8) Fi-
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— La formazione delle spore in Nau-

coria nana n. sp. (ibid., X, 15 pgg.
in-8, 1 tav.) Firenze 1903.

— Di un nuovo bacillo capsulato e del

significato biologico delle capsule
(ibid., 24 pgg-, in-8, 1 tav.) Firenze
1903.

— Ricerche sul significato morfologico

dei prosporoidi (sporangioli di Jan-
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(ibid., 22 pgg., in-8, fig.) Firenze
1903.

— Di una nuova specie di Thielario-

psis Went. (ibid.. 3 pgg., in-8, fig )
Firenze 1903.

— Ricerche sul genere Streplothrix

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— Fungi veneti novi vel critici, series

XIII (Michelia, II, pgg. 528-563,
in-8) Patavii 1882.

— Genera Pyrenomycetum schematice

delineata (8 pgg., in-8, 14 tab.) Pa-
tavii 1883.

— Fungi italici autographice delineati,

tab. 1281-1500. Patavii 1883-1886.

— Intorno ad un precursore nella ana-

lisi microscopica degli Ascomiceti
(Atti Ist. Veneto, ser. VII, t. I,
pgg. 797-802. in-8) Venezia 1890.

— Chromotaxia seu Nomenclator co-

lorum (22 pgg., in-8, 2 tab.) Pa-
tavii 1891. Edit. alt. 189L

— Fungilli aliquot Herbarii regi Bru-

LXSXV

xellensis (Bull. Soc. roy. Bot. Belg.,
XXXI, pgg. 224-238, in-S) Bruxel-
les 1892.
Saccardo P. A. — I nomi generici
dei funghi e la riforma del Dott.
O. Kuntze (Atti Congr. Bot. inter-
naz. Genova 1892, 6 pgg., in-8) Ge-
nova 1892.

— II numero delle piante (ibid., 9 pgg.,

in-8) Genova 1892.

— Mycetes aliquot australienses
(Hedw. 1893, pgg. 56-59, in-8, 1
tab.) Dresden 1893.

— Mycetes sibirici, pugillus alter (Bull.

Soc. Bot. it. 1893, pgg. 213-221, in-
8) Firenze 1893.

— Fungilli novi europeei et asiatici
(Grevillea, XXI, pgg. 65-69, in-8,
1 pl.) London 1893.

— Florula mycologica lusitanica (63

pgg., in-8) Coimbra 1893.

— Fungi aliquot brasilienses phyllo-

geui (Bull. Soc. roy. Bot. Belg.,
XXXV, pgg. 127-132, in-8, 2 pl.)
Bruxelles 1896.

— Mycetes sibirici, pugillus tertius

(Malp., X, 27 pgg., in-8, 2 tab.)
Genova 1896.

— I prevedibili funghi futuri secondo

la legge d' analogia (Atti Ist. Ven.,
ser. VII, t. VIII, pgg. 45-51, in-8,
3 tav.) Venezia 1896.

— Notes mycologiques, II ser. (Bull.

So3. Myc. Fr., XII, pgg. 64-81, in-
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— Appendix in Bresadola « Hymeno-

mycetes hungarici kmetiani » (Atti
Accad. Agiati, ser. III, vol. III,
pgg. 117-120, in-8) Rovereto
1897.

— Funghi dell' isola del Giglio (in S.

Sommier: L' isola del Giglio e la
saa flora) (8 pgg., in-8) Torino
1900.

— Malattia dei Peri: Septobasit/iinu,

Michelianum (Gazz. del Contadino,
1902, n. 26) Treviso 1902.

LXXXVI

Saccardo P. A. — Manipolo di Micro-
rniceti nuovi (liend. Congr. Bot.
Palermo 1902, 15 pgg. in-8, 1 tav.)
Palermo 1002.

— Flone mycologicae lusitanicse con-

tributio XII (Bol. Soc. Broteriana,
XIX, 16 pgg., in-8) Coimbra 1902.

— LTna malattia crittogamica nelle

irutta del Mandarino: Alternaria
tenuis for. chalaroides (Giorn. Vi-
tic. ed Enol. Avellino, XI, 3 pgg.,
in-8) Avellino 1903 (et in Ann.
Myc. vol. I) Berlin 1903.

— Notae mycologicse ser. III (Ann.

Myc, I, pgg. 24-29, in-8) Berlin
1903.
- Notae mycologica3 ser. IV (ibid., II,
8 pgg., in-8, 1 tab.) Berlin 1904.
Funghi raecolti dal Dott. A. Tel-
lini nelPEritrea (2 pgg., in-8) U-
dine 1904.

— De diagnostica et nomenclatura my-

cologica admonita quaedam (Ann.
Myc, II, pgg. 195-198, in-8) Ber-
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Saccardo P. A. et Berlese A. N. —
Una nuova malattia del Frumento
(Riv. Patol. veg, IV, pgg. 56-66,
in-8, 2 tav.) Firenze 1895.

Saccardo P. A. et Bresadola G. —
Pugillus mycetum australiensium
(Malp., IV, 15 pgg., in-8, 1 tav.)
Genova 1S90.

Saccardo P. A. et Cavara F. — Tu-
tierculina >brozzii n. sp. parassita
delle foglie di Vinca major (N.
Giorn. Bot. ital., n. ser., vol. VI,
pgg. 322-328, in-8, 1 tav.) Firenze
1899.

— Funghi di Vallombrosa. Contrib. I

iihhl., vol. 7H. pgg. 272-310, in-8,

figg.) Firenze 1900.
Saccardo P. A. et Ellis J. B. - Cfr.

Ellis.
Saccardo P. A. et Fautrey F. — Nou-

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la COte d'Or (Bull. Sos. Myc. Fr.,

XVI, 7 pgg., in-8, 1 pl.) Lons-le-
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Saccardo P. A. et Lindau G. — Elen-
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189G innotuerunt, adjectis addita-
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I-LVI, in-8) Dresden 1897.

Saccardo P. A. et Maire R. — Sur
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(Ann. Myc I, pgg. 417-419, in-8,
figg.) Berlin 1903.

— et — Notes mycologiques (ibid., 5

pgg., in-8) Berlin 1903.
Saccardo P. A. et Mattirolo O. —

Contribuzione allo studio dell' (K-

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Saccardo P. A., Peck Ch. H. et Tre-

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ser. II (Malp., XI, 42 pgg., in-8)

Genova 1897.
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— et — Icones fungoi-um javanicorum

(pgg. 1-124, tab. I-LIII, in-8) Lei-
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Contribuzione alla Hora micologica
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— et — Micromiceti italiani nuovi o in-

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Sadebeck R. — Einige neue Beobach-
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— Beobachtungen und Bemerkungen

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Saint Lager (Dr.) — CEcidium, non
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Salmon E. S. — Certain strnctures
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— A new species of Uncinula from

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LXXXVII

Erysiphacece (Journ. of Bot., XLI,
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Salmon E. S. — Cercosporites sp., a
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« biologic forms » of the Erysipha-

LXXXVIII

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— A disease of Taxodium distichum

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LXXXIX

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germ : Pseu ?omonas Steivartii n.

xci
sp (ibid, XLVII, pgg. 422-426,
in-8) Salem, Ma. 1893.
Smith E. F. — The « Little Peach »
disease (Feniiville Herald, 1898, 12
pgg., in-8) Fennville 1898.

— Fseudomonas campestris (Pammel;

Erw. Smith, die Ursache der
« braun » oler « schwarz » trocken-
faule des Kohls (Zeitschr. f. Pflan-
zenkr., VIII, 4 pgg., in-8, 1 Taf.)
Stuttgart 1898.

— The black rot of the Cabbage (U.

St. Dep. of Agr., Farmer' s Bull.
n. 68, 22 pgg ., in-8) Washington
1898.

— Some bacterial diseases of Truck

Crops (Trans. Penninsula Hortic
Soc, pgg. 142-147, in-8) ? 1898.

— Wilt disease of Cotton, Watermelon

and Cowpea : Neocosmospora n.
gen. (U. St. Dep. of Agr., Div. of
veg. Phys. a. Path., Bull. 17; 53
pgg., in-8, 10 pl.) Washington 1899.

— Are there bacterial diseases of plants?

etc (Centralbl. f. Bakt. etc, V,
pgg. 271-278, in-8) Jena 1899.

— Wakker's Hyacinth germ: Pseudo-

monas Hyacinthi Wakker (U. St.
Dep. of Agr., Div. of veg. Phys. a.
Path., Bull. n. 26 ; 45 pgg. in-8,
figg., 1 pl.) Washington 1901.

— The cultural characters of Pseudo-

monas Hyacinthi, Ps. campestris,
Ps. Phaseoli and Ps. Stewarti -
four one - flagellate yellow bacte-
ria parasitic on plants (ibid., Bull.
n. 28; 153 pgg., in-8) Washington
1901.

— Plant Pathology: a retrospect and

prospect (Science, XV n. s.. pgg.
601-612, in-8) Washington 1902.

— The effect of black-rot on Tnrnips

(U. Sfc. Dep. of Agr., Bur. of Plant
ind., Bull. n. 29; 20 pgg., in-8, 14
pl.) Washington 1D03.

— Observations on a hitherto unrepor-

ted bacterial disease the cause of

XCII

wich enters the plant trough or-

dinary stomata (Scienee, n. s., vol.

XVII, 4 pgg., in-8) New York

1903.
Smith E. F. — The Olive tuhercle —

et — Bacterial leaf spot diseases

(ibid., vol. XIX, 2 pgg., in-8j New

York 1904.
Smith E. F. et Swingle D. B. — The

dry rot of Potatoes due to fiusa-

rium oxysporum (U. St. Dep. of

Agr., Bur. of Plant Ind., Bull. n. 55;

G4pgg.,in-8, Spl.) Washingtonl904.
Smith W. G. — The Gladiolus disease

(Monthly Microsc. Journ.,1876, pgg.

304-311, in-8, 2 pl.) London 1876.

— Diseases of field and garden crops.

London 1884.
Snyder L. — The germ of Pear blight

(Proceed. Acad. of Science, 1897.

pgg. 150-156, in-8, fig.) Boston ? 1897.
Solla R. - - Note di Fitopatologia (352

pgg., in-8, 11 tav.) Firenze 1838.

— Enumerazione dei casi patologici os-

servati nella foresta di Vallombrosa
(Bull. Soc. Bot. ital. 1896, pgg. 269-
278, in-8) Firenze 1896.

Soppitt H. E. et Crossland C. - New
british fungi ibund in West York-
shire (The Naturalist, 1899, pgg
27-31, in-8, 1 pl.) London 1899.

Sorauer P. — Handbuch der Pflan-
zenkrankheiten, Ed. alt , Berlin
1886.

Sorokin N. W. — Un nouveau para-
site de la Chenille de la Betterave:
Sorosporella Ayrotidis n. g. et sp.
Bull. scientif. de la France et de
la Belgique, 1889, pgg. 76-83, in-8,
fig.) Paris 1889.

— Fungi caucasici trossiee). Tiliis L892.
Spaulding P. — Two fungi grovving

in holes made by wood-boring in-
sects (Rp. Mo. Bot. G-ard., vol. 15.
pgg. 7:;-77. in-8, 8 pl.) St. Louis
1904.
Spegazzini C. — Fungi nonnulli ve-

neti novi (Rev. Mycol., II, pag. 32,
in-S, figg.) Toulouse 1830.
Spegazzini C. — Las Faluideas argen-
tinas (Ann. Socied. Cientif. Argen-
tina, t. XXIV, 12 pgg., in-8) Bne-
r.os Aires 1887.

— Las Trufas argentinas (ibid., 8 pgg.,

in-8) Buenos Aires 1887.

— Phycomycetese argentinse (Revista

Argentina de Hist. Nat., I, 12 pgg.,
in-8) Buenos Ah-es 1891.

— El polvillo de la Cana de Azu<'fir

en Tucuman (La Revista azuca-
rera, 1895. n. 16 ; 29 pgg., in-8)
Buenos Aires 1895.

— Hongos de la Cana de Azucar (Rev.

Facultad Agronom. y Veterin.,
1896, pgg. 227-258, in-8) La Plata
1896.

— Contribucion al estudio de la flora

de la Sierra de la Ventana (Mini-
stero de Obras publicas de la Pro-
vincia de Buenos Aires, 1896, 86
pgg., in-8) La Plata 1896.

— Las enfermedades del Cafeto en Co-

starica ( Rev. Facult. Agron. y
Veter., 1896, pgg. 339-346, in-8) La
Plata 189G.

— Subre una nueva enfermedad del

Tabaco (14 pgg., in-8, figg.) La
Plata 1898.

— Mycetes argentinenses, ser. I (Ana-

les Soc. Cientif. Argent., t. XLVIl
y L, 20 pgg-, in-8j Buenos Aires 1899.

— Fungi argentini novi vel critici

(Anal. Mus. Nacion. Buenos Aires,
t. VI, pgg. 81-367, in-8, 2 tab.)
Buenos Aires 1899.

— Mycetes argentinenses, ser. II (ibid .

t. VIII, pgg. 49-89, in-8) Buenos
Aires 1902.

— Notes synonymiques (ibid., ser. III,

t. II, pgg. 7-9, in-4) Buenos Aires
1903.
Speschnew N. N. — Materiali per unn
Hora micologica del Caucaso (ros-
sice). (14 pgg., in-8) Tiflis 1SU6?

Speschnew N. N. — Les parasites ve-
getaux de la Cakhetie (rossice). (70
pgg., in-8) TiHis 1897.

— Fungi parasitici transcaucasici novi

aut minus cogniti (rossice) (14 pgg..
in-8, 1 tah.) Tiflis 1900.

— Fungi parasitici transcaspici et tur-

kestanici novi aut minus cogniti
(rossice) (25 pgg., in-8, 2 tab.) Ti-
flis 1901.

— Fungi parasitici Theoz ad finem
1902 observati (Acta Horti Botan.
Tiflis, VI, pgg. 71-74, in-8) Tiflis
1902.

— Ueber eine, durch Pilze auf einigen

Formen des Wachholders hervor-
gerufene teratologische Erschei-
nung (ibid., pgg. 83-84, in-8) Ti-
flis 1902.

Spica P. — Sulla materia colorante
prodotta dal Micrococcus prodigio-
sus (Atti Ist. Ven., t. LIX, pgg.
1025-1031, in-8) Venezia 1900.

Splendore A. — Sopra una nuova spe-
cie di Oospora denominata O. Nico-
tianoz etc. (Rivista tecnica e di am-
ministraz. servizii delle privative
finanziarie, 1899; 27 pgg., in-8, 1
tav.) Roma 1899.

— II « Sajorno » (U Tabacco, 1899, n. 34,

5 pgg., in-8) Roma 1899.
Squinabol S. — I pseudofossili dei

gneis e dei micas?isti (Atti e Mem

Accad. Sc. Lett. Arti Padova, vol.

XX, pgg. 33-38, in-8, 1 tav.) Pa-

dova 1904.
Starback K. — Sphozriaceaz imperfecte

cognita? (Bot. Notiser, 1892, pgg.

25-31, in-8) Lund 1893.

— Studier i Elias Fries Svampherba-

rium, I: Sphozriaceaz imperfecte
cognitse (K. Svenska Vet. Akad.
Handl., Bd. 19, Afd. 3, 114 pgg.,
in-8, 4 Taf.) Stockholni 1894.

— Om Parasitsvampar i Sommarkur-

senai Upsala 1895, 19 pgg., in-8,
figg.) Upsala 1895.

XClII

Starback K. — Discomyceten-Studien

(K. Svenska Vet. Akad. Handl., Bd.

XXI, 42 pgg., in-8, 2 Taf.) Stock-

holrn 1895.

— Sphozrulina halophila, en parasitisk

Pyrenomycet (ibid., 19 pgg., in-8,
1 Taf.) Stockholm 1896. '

— Nagra miirkligare skandinaviska A-

scomycetfynd (Bot Notiser, 1898,
pgg. 201-219, in-8) Lund 1898.

— Ascomyceten der ersten Regnellschen

Expedition :

I (K. Svenska Vet. Akad. Handl., Bd.

XXV, 68 pgg., in-8. 2 Taf.) Stock-
holm 1899.

II (ibid., Bd. XXVII. 26 pgg., in-8,
1 Taf.) Stockholm 1901.

III (Arkiv for Botanik, Bd. II, 22
pgg., in-8, 2 Taf.) Stockholm 1904.

Staritz R. — Beitrage zur Pilzkunde
des Herzogtums Anhalt (Verli. Bot.
Ver. Prov. Brandenburg, XLV,
pgg. 59-96, in-8) Berlin 1903.

Stefsn J. — Beitrag zur Kenntnis von
Collybia racemosa Pers. (Hedw.,
XLIV, pgg. 158-167, in-8, 1 Taf.)
Dresden 1905.

Stewart F. C. et Duggar B. M. — Cfr.
Duggar.

Stoneman B. — A comparative study
of the development of some an-
thracnose (Bot. Gazette, XXVI,
pgg. 69-120, in-8, 12 pl ) Chicago
1898.

Strasser P. — Pilzllora des Sonnta^-
berges (N. Oe.) (Verli. k. k. zool.-
bot. Gesell. Wien, 1900, pgg. 190-
196, et 1901 pgg. 1-8, 359-372, 412-
425, in-8) Wien 1900-1901.

— Zvveiter Nachtrag zur Pilztlora des
Sonntagberges (N. Oe.) 1902 | ibid.,
Bd. LII, pgg. 429-437, in-8) Wien
1902.

Strauss Fr. (vo:i) — Ueber die Persoon-
schen Pilzgattungen Stilbospora,
Uredo und Puccinia (Ann. wetter.
Gesell. f. d. gesammte Naturk.. Bd.

.\'C1V

II, pgg. 79-114, in-4, J Taf.) Frank-

furt a. M. 1810.
Streinz W. M. — Nomenclator fungo-

rum. Vindobonse 1SG2.
Struck C. — Mittheilungen aus dem

kaiserlichen Gesundheitsamte. I.

Berlin 1881.
Strunk H. F. et Appel O. — Cfr. Appel.
Stuart W. et Arthur J. C. — Cfr. Ar-

thur.
Sturgis W. C. — Conditions favoring

inception and spread of fungous

diseases (Rep. of Secret. of Con-

necticut State Broard of Agric,

1894, 12 pgg., in-8) New Haven

1894.

— Spraying Calendar (Connect. Agr.

Exp. Stat., 1895) New Haven 189B.

— Papers on fungous diseases and

their treatment (ibid., 1894, pgg.
113-142, in-8, 1 pl.) New Haven
1895.

— The Connecticut Agricultural Ex-

periment Station. Report (25) for
1897. Part III (pgg. 159-222, in-8)
New Haven 1898.

Sturm J. — Die Pilze Deutschlands
(4 voll.). Niirnberg 1813-1848.

Swingle W. T. — Notes on fungi from
western Kansas (Journ. of Mycol.,
IV, pag. 27, in-8) Washington 1888.

— Treatment of smuts of Oats and

Wheat (U. St. Dep. of Agr., Divis.
of veg. Pathol.. 1892, 8 pgg., in-8,
1 i>l.) Washington 1892.

— The Grain smuts: their cause and

prevention (Yearb. U. St Dep of
Agr. ior 1891, pgg. 409-420, in-8.
figg.) Washington 1895.

— The Grain smuts: how they are

caused and liow to prevent them
(U. St. Dep. of Agr., Farmer' s
Bull. n. 7.',, 20 pgg., in-8, figg.)
Washington 1898.
Swingle W. T. et Webber H. J. —
The principal diseases of citrous
fruits in Plorida (Un. St. Dep. of

Agr., Divis. of veg. Phys. a Path.,
Bull. n. 8, 40 pgg., in-8, figg, 8
pl.) Washington 1896.
Sydow P. — Pilze. Verzeichniss der
neue Arten fin Just' s Botanisch.
Jahresb., 1895-1902) Berlin-Leip/.ig
1892-1903.

— Beitriige zur Kenntniss der Pilzilora

der Mark Brandenburg. I (Hedw.,
XXXVI, pgg. 157-164, in-8) Dre-
sden 1897. — II. (ibid., XXXVIII,
pgg. 134-140, in-8) Dresden 1899.

— Contributio ad floram Japonise my-

cologicam (ibid., XXXVII, pgg.
206-208, in-8) Dresden 1898.

— Diagnosen neuer, aus verschiedenen

Gegenden stammender Pilze(Hedw.,
Bd. XXXVIII, pgg. 141-144, in-8)
Dresden 1899.

— Fungi natalenses (ibid., pgg. 130-

134, in-8) Dresden 1899.

Sydow P. et Lindau G. — Ctr. Lindau.

Sydow P. et Sydow H. — Fungi ali-
quot novi a F. Stuckert in Argen-
tina lecti (Mem. Herb. Boiss., n. 4,
2 pgg., in-8) Geneve 1900.

— et — Fungi novi japonici (ibid., 5

pgg., in-8) Geneve 1900.

— et — Beithige zur Pilzflora der In-

sel Riigen (Hedw., Bd. XXXIX,
pgg. 115-132, in-8) Dresden 1900.

— et — Mycologische Mittheilungen

(ibid., XL, 2 pgg, in-8) Dresden
1901.

— et — Hapalophragmium , ein neues

Genus der Uredineen (ibid., pgg.
62-64, in-8, fig.) Dresden 1901.

— et — Zur Pilzflora Tirols (Oesterr.

Bot. Zeitschr, 1901, 19 pgg, in-8)
Wien 1901.

— et — Erwiderung auf die Magnus'

sche Besprechung unserer Arbeit
« Zur Pilzflora Tirols » (ibid., pgg.
65-68, in-8) Dresden 1901.

— et — Uredineas aliquot novae bo-

reali-americanae (ibid., pgg. 125-
129, in-8) Dresden 1901.

Sydow P. et Sydow H. — Fungi novi
brasilienses a cl. Ule lecti (Bull.
Herb. Boiss., 25 ser., t. I, pgg. 77-
85, in-8) Gen6ve 1901.

— et — Monographia Uredinearum,

vol. I. LipsiEe 1902-1904.

— et — Einige neue Dredineen I (Oe-

sterr. Bot. Zeitschr., 1902, 4 pgg.,
in-8) Wien 1902.

— et — Ein Beitrag zur Pilzflora Por-

tugals (Broteria, IT, pgg. 149-155,
in-8) Lisboa 1903.

— et — Ueber die auf Anemone nar-

cissiflora auftretenden Puccinien
(Annal. Mycol. I, pgg. 33-35, in-8)
Berlin 1903.

— et — Asteroconium Saccardoi n. g,

et sp. (ibid., pgg. 35-36, in-8) Ber-
lin 1903.

— et — Annales Mycologici. Berlin

1903 et seq.
Szabo Z. (von) — Ueber eine neue
Hyphon^ceten - Gattung (H e d w .
XLIV, pgg. 76-77, in-8, fig.) Dre-
sden 1905.

Takahashi Y. — On Ustilago virens
Cooke and a new species of Tille-
tia parasitic on Rice-plant (Tokyo
Bot. Magaz., X, 5 pgg., in-8, 1 pl.)
Tokyo 1896.

— On Ustilaijo Panici-miliacti (Pers.)

Wint. (ibid., XVI, 3 pgg., in-8, 1
pl.) Tokyo 1902.

Tanaka, Nagane et Nobujiro — My-
cographia Nipponica. Illustrations
o': edible, poisonous and parasitic
fungi of Nippon. Vol. I, n. 1, 22
pgg., in-8, 8 tab.) (japonice).

Tassi Fl. — Di alcune specie nuove di
micromiceti I-III (Atti Accad. Fi-
siocrat., ser. IV, vol. VIII, 21 pgg.,
in-8) Siena 1896.

— Novse micromycetum species descri-

ptse et iconibus illustratse;
I (Rev. MycoL, 1896, pgg. 157-174,
in-8, 8 tab.) Toulouse 1896.

xcv

II (Bull. Lab. Orto Bot. Siena, vol. I,
pgg. 4-15, in-S, 3 tab.) Siena 1897.

III (ibid., I, pgg. 166-168, in-8, 1 tab.)
Siena 1898.

IV (ibid , II, pgg. 27-35, in-8, 2 tab.)
Siena 1899.

V (ibid., II, pgg. 103-105, in-8, 1 tab.)
Siena 1899.

VI (ibid., II, pgg. 139-163 et 231-232,
in-8, 6 tab.) Siena 1899.

VII (ibid., III, pgg. 14-21, in-8, 2 tab.)
Siena 1900.

VIII (ibid., III, pgg. 52-57, in-8, 2
tab.) Siena 1900.

IX (ibid., III, pgg. 117-132, in-8, 4
tab.) Siena 1900.

X (ibid., IV, pgg. 7-12, in-8) Siena
1901.

Tassi Fl. — Micologia della prov. senese :

I (Nuovo Giorn. Bot. ital., n. ser.,

vol. III, pgg. 22-50, in-8) Firenze
1896.

II (ibid., III, pgg. 324-369, in-8) Fi-
renze 1896.

III (ibid., IV, pgg. 51-85, in-8) Fi-
renze 1897.

IV (Bull. Lab. Orto Bot. Siena, vol. I,
pgg. 16-33, in-8) Siena 1897.

V (ibid., I, pgg. 169-178, in-8) Siena
1898.

VI (ibid., II, pgg. 36-58, in-8) Siena
1899.

VII (ibid., II, pgg. 164-195, in-8) Siena
1899.

VIII (ibid., III, pgg. 21-45, in-8) Siena
1900.

IX (ibid,, III, pgg. 58-65, in-8) Siena
1900.

X (ibid., III, pgg. 104-114, in-S) Siena
1900.

XI (ibid., V, pgg. 93-107, in-8)Siena
1902.

XII (ibid., VI, pgg. 128-144, in-8)
Siena 1901.

— Bullettino del Laboratorio ed Orto
Botanico di Siena, vol. I-VI. Siena
1897-1904.

XCVI

Tassi Fl. — Uredinearum enumeratio
qu?e in agro senensi reperiuntur
(Bull. Lab. ed Orto Bot. Siena, I,
pgg. 34- '3, in-8) Siena 1897.

— Micromycetes in locis variis colleoti

(ibid., I, pgg. GO-Gl, in-8) Siena
1897.

— Piante raccolte nel padule di Mas-

saciuceoli nel Pisano (ibid., pgg.
61-62, in-8) Siena 1897.

— Studio bioiogico del genere Diplodia

Fr. (ibid., II, pgg. 5-2G, in-8, 5 tav.)
Siena 1898.

— Contributo alla rlora crittogamica

della provincia di Siracusa (ibid.,

II, pgg. 196-207, in-8) Siena 1899.

— Micromycetes in locis variis colleeti

II (ibid., pgg. 225-22G, in-8) Siena
1899.

— Di una nuova Rhizoctonia (ibid.,

III, pgg. 49-51, in-8, 1 tav.) Siena
1900.

— Nova genera iungorum (ibid , III,

pgg. 89-92, in-8, 2 tav.) Siena 1900.

— Fungi novi australiani (ibid., III,

pgg. 93-103, in-8. 3 tav.) Siena
1900.

— Una nuova specie di Nectria (ibid.,

III, pgg. 1L5-11G, in-8, 1 tav.)
Siena 1900.

— Contribuzione alla Ilora micologica

di Viareggio (ibid., III, pgg. 133-
138, in-8) Siena 1900.
- Bartalinia Fl. Tassi, nuovo genere
tli Sj>h(eropsidacece (ibid., III, pgg.
3-5, in-8) Siena 1900.

— Phyllostictella Fl. Tassi, nuovo ge-

nere di Sferossidee (ibid., IV, pgg.
1-0, in-8, 1 tav.) Siena 1901.
I ^oneri Phyllosticta Pers., Phoma
Fr., Macrophoma (Sacc.) Bei-1. et
Vogl. e i loro generi analogbi gia-
sta la legge d' analogia (ibid , V,
pgg. l-7(>, in-8, 1 tav.) Siena
1902.

— Note micologicbe (ibid., V, pgg.. 77-

81. in si Siena 1902.

Tassi Fl. — Nuovi micromiceti (ibid.,
V, pag. 108) Siena 1902.

— La ruggine dei Crisantemi (Puccinia

Chrysanthemi Roze) (ibid., VI, pgg.
149-153, in-8) Siena 1904.

— Origine e sviluppo delle Leptostro-

macee e loro rapporti con le fami-
glie affini (ibid., VI, pgg. 1-124,
in-8, G tav.) Siena 1904.

— Nuovi micromiceti (ibid., VI, pgg.

125-127, in-8) Siena 1904.

Taxis A. — Recbercbes sur 1'origine
des micro-organismes (Bull. Soc.
d' Hortic. et Bot. de Marseille, 1885,
39 pgg., in-8) Marseille 1885.

Taylor Th. — Edible and poisonous
Mushrooms (U. St. Dep. of Agric-
Rep. of Secretary of Agric. lbr
1892, pgg. 282-290, in-8, 6 pl.) Wa-
shington 1893.

— Four edible Musbrooms oftheUni-

ted States (ibid., 1891, pgg. 7-22,
in-8, 5 pl.) Washington 1893.

— Eight edible and tvvelve poisonous

Musbrooms of the United States,
with directions for tbe culture
and culinary preparation of tbe
edible species (ibid., 1890, 2 edit.
pgg. 1-23, in-8. G pl.) Washington
1893.

Tepper J. G. O. et Mac Alpine D. —
Cfr. Mac Alpine.

Thaxter R. - On the Myxobacteriaceae,
a new order of Schyzomycetes (Bo-
tan. Gaz., XVII, pgg. 389-40G, in-
8, 4 pl.) Chicago 1892.

— New genera and species of Labout-

beniaceai, with a synopsis of tbe
known species (Proceed. Amer. A-
cad. of Arts a. Sc, 1893, pgg. 92-
111, in-8) Boston 1893.

— New species of Laboulbeniaceoz from

various localities (ibid., pgg. 156-
188, in-8) Boston 1S93.

— Note on Phallogaster saccatus- (Bot.

Gaz., XVIII, pgg 117-121, in-8,
1 pl.) Chicago 1893.

Thaxter R. — A new order of Schizo-
mycetes (ibid., pgg. 29-30, in-8)
Chicago 1893.

— Observations on the genus Ncegelia

of Reinsch (ibid., XIX, pgg. 49-
55, in-8, 1 pl.) Chicago 1894.

— Notes on Laboulbeniacece, with de-

seriptions of new species (Proceed.
Amer. Acad. Arts a. Sc, XXX,
pgg. <J 67-481, in-8) Boston 1894.

— Contribution towards a monograph

of the Laboulbeniacecc (Mem. Amer.
Acad. of Arts a. Sciences, vol. XII)
Cambridge 1896.

— New or peculiar aquatic fungi (Bo-

tanical Gazette 1895-96) Chicago

1895-96:
I : Monoblepharis (1895, pgg. 433-440,

in-8, 1 pl).
II: Gonapodia Fischer and Myrioble-

pharis n. g. (1895, pgg. 477-485,

in-8, 1 pl.).
III: Blastocladia (1896, pgg. 45-52,

in-8, 1 pl.).
IV: Rhipidium, Sapromyces and A-

raiospora n. g. (1896, pgg, 317-331,

in-8, 3 pl.).

— New or peculiar american Zygomyce-

tes: I Dispira (Bot. Gaz., XX, pgg.
513-518, in-8, 1 pl.) Chicago 1895.

— Further observations on the Myxo-

bacteriacece (ibid., XXIII, pgg. 395-
411, in-8, 2 pl.) Chicago 1897.

— New or peculiar Zygomycetes: II

Syncephalastrum and Syncephalis
(ibid., XXIV, 15 pgg., in-8, 2 pl.)
Chicago 1897.

— Preliminary diagnoses of new spe-

cies of Laboulbeniacecc (Proceed.
Acad. of Arts and Sciences) Boston
1899-1902:

I (vol. XXXV, pgg. 153-209, in-8)

Boston 1899.

II (vol. XXXV, pgg; 409-450, in-8)
Boston 1900.

III (vol. XXXVI, pgg. 397-414, in-8)
Boston 1901.

ICVII

IV (vol. XXXVII, pgg. 21-45, in-8)
Boston 1901.

V (vol. XXXVIII, pgg. 1-57, in-8)
Boston 1902.

Thaxter R. — Mycological Notes I, II
(Rhodora, 1903, pgg. 97-108, in-8,
1 pl.) Boston 1903.

— New or pe^uliar north american Hy-

phomycetes, III (Bot. Gaz., XXXV,
pgg. 153-159, in-8, 2 pl.) Chicago
1903.

Thesleff A. — Nagot om parasitiska
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Thomas Fr. — (Mykologische Notizen)
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Thumen F. (von) — Die Einwanderung
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Klosterneuburg 1885.

— Die Peronospora viticold, ihre Na-

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Klosterneuburg 1887.
Thiimen F. (von) et Voss W. — Neue

Beitrage zur Pilzflora Wiens (Verh.

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Tiraboschi C. — Sopra alcuni Ifomi-

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Aspergillus, PeniciUium (Annal. di

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— Seconda contribuzione alla micolo-

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— Sopra un micromicete nuovo, pro-

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Torrend C. — Primeira contribucao
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Toumey J. W. — An inquiry into the
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Trabut L. — Sur une Ustilaginee pa-
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Transactions of the british myco-

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Tranzschel W. — (Uredinese novae) ,

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Traverso G. B. — Sulla comparsa in
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— Note critiche sopra le Sclerospora

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Traverso G. B. — Sclerospora grami-
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— Intorno alle alterazioni di alcune

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Trevisan V. — Prime linee di intro-
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— II bacillo del colera indiano e causa,

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Trotter A. — I micromiceti delle galle
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— Intorno ai tubercoli radicali di Da-

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— I progressi della civilta e la pato-

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Tryon H. — Preventive treatment in

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Tubeuf K. (von) — Pfianzenkrankkei-

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Tuckerman Ed. — Lichens or fungi ?

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Un nuovo fungo parassita sulla

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Ugolini U. — Elenco descrittivo dei
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I-III (1899, pgg. 153-165, in-8) Lund
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IV-VI (1899, pgg. 166-173, in-8) Lund
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VII-X (1900, pgg. 27-44, in-8, fig.)
Lund 1900.

XI-XVII (1902, pgg. 113-179, in-8)
Lund 1902.

— Eine arktisch-alpine Rhabdospora

(K. Svenska Vet. -Akad. Handl.,
Bd. XXVI, 23 pgg., in-8, 2 Taf.)
Stockholm 1900.

— Zur PilzHora der Insel Oesel (Hedw.

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Dresden 1903.
Viala P. — Les maladies de la Vigne.

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Vittadini C. — Tentamen mycologicum

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Voglino P. — Entoloma nidorosum

(Fr.) Quel. e (ortinarius infractus

(Pers.) Fr. in Italia (Malp., II, pag.

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— II Carbone del Granoturco (8 pgg.,

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Cl

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— II Carbone delle spighe (12 pgg., in-

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— Nota micologica (Bull. Soc. Bot. it.

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Firenze 1891.

— La rogna delPOlivo: Bacillus Oleaz

(Arc.) Trev. (12 pgg., in-8, 1 tav.)
Torino 1892.

— La ruggine del Frumento : Puccinia

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XXXVII, 11 pgg., in-8, 1 tav.)
Casalmonferrato 1892.

— La peronospora delle Patate e dei

Pomidoro : Phytophthora infestans
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— La ruggine perforatrice delle foglie:

Phyllosticta prunicola e 1'antracno-
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1 tav.) Casalmonferrato 1892.

— Osservazioni sopra alcuni casi tera-

tologici di Agaricini (Bull. Soc.
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Firenze 1892.

— Appunti sulla flora micologica della

Sardegna (ibid., 1893, pgg. 468-176,
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— Alcune osservazioni sull' imbruni-

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— Antracnosi della Vite: Gloeosporium

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Casalmonferrato 1891.

— La ruggine coronata : Puccinia co-

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Cfl

1'Orzo: P. Rubiyo-vera (ibid., 2£L,
16 pgg., in-8, 1 tav.) Casaltnonfer-
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Voglino P. — La lebbra del Susino:
ExoaSCUS Pruni ed il sec -urne o
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Ascochyta Pisi (ibid., 9 pgg., in-8,
1 tav.) Casalmonierrato 1894.

— llicerche intorno alle macchie nere

delle foglie del Gelso ed alla Hac-
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1894.

— Osservazioni micologiche: Notizie

intorno ad alcuni funghi raccolti
nei dintorni di Busalla e Ronco
(Bull. Soc. Bot. ital. 1894, pgg. 115-
122, in-8) Firenze 1894.

— Ricerche intorno alla formazione di

alcune mostruosita degli Agaricini
(Atti Accad. Scienze di Torino,
vol. XXX, 15 pgg., in-8, 1 tav.)
Torino 1894.

— La ticchiolatura o brusone del Melo :

Fusicladium dendriticum e la rug-
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pgg., in-8, 1 tav.) Casalmonferrato
1895.

— Morfologia e sviluppo di un fungo

Agaricino: Tricholoma terreum
Schaeff. (N. Giorn. Bot. ital., n. ser.,
vol. II, pgg. 272-287, in-8, 2 tav.)
Firenze 1895.

— Ricerche intorno all' azione delle lu-

mache e dei rospi nello sviluppo di
alcuni agaricini (N. Giorn. Bot.
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in-8) Firenze 1895.

— Ricerche intorno alla struttura della

Clitocybe odora Bull. (Atti Accad.
Scienze Torino, vol. XXX, 16 pgg.,
in-8, 1 tav.) Torino 1895.

— Sullo sviluppo della Stropharia mer-

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in-8, 1 tav.) Torino 1896.

— Prima contribuzione allo studio

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pgg. 34-43. in-8) Firenze 1896.
Voglino P. — Ricerche intorno ad una
malattia bacterica dei Trifogli (An-
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14 pgg., in-8, 1 tav.) Torino 1897.

— Ricerche intorno alla malattia del

Riso conosciuta col nome di « bru-
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— Di una nuova malattia dell' Azalea

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— La lotta per l'esistenza nel genere

Boletus (Bull. Soc. Bot. ital., 1899,
pgg. 174-177, in-8) Firenze 1899.

— La 1'eronospora delle Barbabietole

(P. Schachtii Fuck.) nelle regioni
italiane (Annali Accad. Agr. To-
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tav.) Torino 1899.

— Intorno ad una malattia bacterica

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— Ricerche sullo sviluppo della Septo-

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— Sopra una malattia dei Crisantemi

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— II Carbone del Garofano: Hetero-

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8, 1 tav.) Torino 1902.

— Le malattie crittogamiche di alcune

piante coltivate comparse nella pri-
mavera del 1902 nel circondario di
Torino (ibid., XLIV, 12 pgg., in-8)
Torino 1902.

— Le macchie gialle del Garofano : Se-

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34; in-8, 1 tav.) Modena 1902.

— Polydesmus exifiosus Kiihn ed Al-

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(Malp., XVI, pgg. 383-340, in-8,

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Voglino P. — Sul Brusone del Riso
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— Sulla batteriosi delle Lattughe (An-

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— Sul parassitismo e lo sviluppo dello

Sclerotium cepivorum Berk. nel-
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— Patologia vegetale (Nuova Enciclo-

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Volkart A. — Pflanzenschutz (Schweiz.
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— Taphrina rhcetica n. sp. und My-

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— Fungi helvetici ex herbario Tave-

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XIII, 1B pgg., in-8) Bern 1903.
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Voss W. — Mykologische Notiz (Oe-

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— Weitere Mittheilungen iiber die
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— Zwei neue Ascomyceten (ibid., 2 pgg.,

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-»-«>

HYMENOMYCET^ *)

Syll. fung. V p. 3, IX p. 1, XI p. 1, XIV p. 63, XVI p. 1.

Fam. 1. Agaricaceae Fr.
Sect. 1. Leucospono Fr.

AMANITA Pers. Syll. V, p. 8, IX, p. 1, XI, p. 1, XIV, p. 63.

— De hujus generis et Amanitopsidis speciebus cf. illustr^tionem
cl. Boudier in Bull. Soc. myc. Fr. 1902, p. 251.

1. Amanita flavoconia Atkinson in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, p. 110.- l
Sparsa vel gregaria, 6-12 cm. alta; pileo convexo-expanso, plano
vel subumbonato, crasso, luteo-aurantiaco, levi, viscido, verrucis
tenuibus, Juteis, floccosis obtecto; lamellis 4-8 mm. latis, utrinque
rotundatis liberis, albis subconfertis, initio serrulatis; sporis obova-
tis, 6-9-4-6, albis; stipite 4-15 mm. crasso, farcto, recto vel
flexuoso, basi iucrassatulo. floccoso-squamoso, luteo-citrino, inferne
volva marginato; annulo luteo citrino, membranaceo ; volva initio
totum fungum cingente dein hiascenti.

Hdb. ad terram in Amer. bor., valde frequens. — Am. Fvo
stiancu et A. muscariiu affinis.

2. Amanita flavo-rubescens Atkinson in Journ. of Mycol. L902, -i
p. 111. — Sparsa vel gregaria, raro subcsespitosa, 10-14 cm. alta;
pileo convexo-expanso 6-10 cm. lato, levi, niargine leniter striato,
verrucis floccosis luteis vestito, centro brunneo. margine luteo-
brunneo, crasso ; lamellis oblongo-ellipticis, liberis, albis, non sti-
patis; basidiis clavatis 4-sporis, 40-50 « 9-11 ; sporis ovatis, granu-
losis, levibus, 8-10^6-8; stipite 6-12 mm. crasso, aequali, basi bul-

*) Conferenda perspicua liyinenomyeetaruin expositio ol. N. Patouillardi Es-
sai taxonomique des Hymen. 1900), quam Sylloge dolet ampleoti non posae, ne
dispositio jam adhibita in voluminibus nostris praeoedentibus nimis subvertatur.

2 Bymenomycette, A.garlcaceee, Leucosporse, Amarritopeis.

boso, floocoso, superne lloccis lutescentibus, inferne floccis rube-
scentibus vestito; annulo crasso, merabranaceo, luteo B cm. lato,
apicali, lacero ; volva lutescente, lacera.

llab. ad terram, Ithaca, Amor. bor. (C. II. Kaurfmann). — A.
nibescenti affinis.

3. Amanita multisquamosa Peck Rep. of the State Bot. 181)9, p 840, :{
tab. 7>. fig. 1-7. — Pileo convexo, dein planiusculo, 5-10 cm. lat.
margine substriatulo, verrucis numerosis, angularibus, rectis per-
sistentibus vestito, albido, interdum centro brunneo; carne albida;
lamellis stipatis, liberis, albis; stipite sequali 4,5-10 cm. longo,
6-12 mm. cr., glabro, pleno vel cavo, basi bulboso, albo, annulo
albo, persistenti, volva plus minusve marginata; sporis subglobosis
vel late ellipticis 7,5-10 « 6-7, 5.

Ilab. ad terram, in silvis, Albany, Amer. bor.

4. Amanita Frostiana Peck - Syll. V, p. 14. var. pallidipes Peck i
Rep. of the State Bot. 1899, p. 855. - - Pileo pallide luteolo; sti-
pito annuloque albidis; verrucis molliusculis et flocculosis, nume-
rosis, persistentibus, interdum paucis vel nullis.

IJab. ad terram in America boreali.

5. Amanita grisea Massee et Rodw. in Kew Bull. 1901, p. 156. — :.
Pileo carnoso e convexo depresso, levi, glabro, griseo-brunneo
B-5 cm. lato; larnellis latis, ventricosis, subdistantibus, ex albido
pallidis; sporis globosis, lcvibus, 9-10 [j.. diam.; stipite subasquali,
solido, albido, 4-5 cm. longo, 1 cm. crasso; volva libera, persi-
stente ; annulo mombranaceo.

Ilab. ad terram in Tasmania (Rodway).
(i Amanita phalloides Fr. — Syll. V, p. 9. var. striatula Peck in 6
Rep. of the State Botanist 1901, pag. 961. — Pileo 2,5-5 cm.
crasso, subplano, margine leviter striato, albo; stipite 7,5-12,5 cm,
longo, 4-6 mm. crasso, basi parce incrassato, tenui, basi volva la-
cerata cincto; cetera ut in typo.

Ilab. ad terram, Bolton Amer. bor.

AMANITOPSIS Roze — Syll. V p. 20, IX p. 2, XVI p. 64.

1. Amanitopsis albocreata Atkinson in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, p. 111. 7
— Alta ld-1 '■'> cm.J pileo convexo-expanso, viscido all»o, centro
pallide luteo v«'l toto luteo, margine minute striato tuberculatoque
verrucis vestito, 5-8 <-m. lato; carne alba; lamellis antice rotun-
datis, postice angustatis 3-6 mm. laiis, liberis vel subadnatis, mar-
gine floccosis; basidiis :i<)-15 w 7-K), l-sj)oris; sporis globosis, albis,

Hymenomycetse, Ag-aricacese, Leucosporse, Lepiota. 3

levibus, primum granulosis, maturitate vacuolo lato donatis ; stipite
cylindraceo, albo, minute floccoso, cavo, basi bulboso, 6-12 mm.
crasso; volva interdum levissima, ocreata.

Hab. in silvis, Ithaca N. Y., Cascadilla, Caynga Lake, Beebe
Lake, Amer. bor. — Ab A. nivali Grrev. volva albocreata differt.

2. Amanitopsis volvata (Peck) Sacc. Syll. V, p. 23. - var elongata s
Peck E-ep. of the State Bot. 1899, p. 856. Pileo glabro, visci-
dulo, albo, margine striatulo; stipite longo, recto vel curvato, su-
perne farinoso, inferne noccoso-squamoso, bulbo profunde immerso.

Hab. inter acus Coniferarum, ad. terram, Claryville, Amer.
borealis.

3. Amanitopsis vaginata (Bull.) Roze - Syll. V, p. 21. - var. cras- '■»
Sivolvata Peck Bull. Torr. bot. 01. 1902, p. 562. - - A typo differt
statura majore, pileo 7-10 cm. lat., stipite 15-20 cm. longo, 2 cm.
cr., praecipue vero volva multo crassiore poculiformi.

Hab. in uliginosis. M.t Desert Amer. bor. — Pileus cremeo-
flavidus; sporae globosa) 8-10 \i. diam.

LEPIOTA Fr. — Syll. V p. 27, IX p. 3, XI p. 2, XIV pag. 65,
XVI p. 2.

1. Lepiota rhacodioides P. Henn. in Engl Bot. Jahrb. 1901, p. 56, 10
Syll. XVI, pag. 1110 (nomen). — Pileo carnoso, campanulato-
explanato, obtuse umbonato ad medium squamis membranaceis,
brunneolis, latis, sparsis tecto, ad marginem levi, glabro, albido
usque ad 20 cm. diametro; stipite cavo, cylindraceo, levi, glabro,
albo-brunnescente, 20-30 cm. longo, 2-3 cm. crasso, basi bulboso
3-4 cm. incrassato; annulo mobili crasso; lamellis liberis, confertis,
lanceolatis, albidis; sporis ellipsoideis, grosse 1-guttulatis, 12-17 ^
8-10, episporio navo-carnescente.

Hab. ad folia putrida, Kamerun Afr.

2. Lepiota caloceps Atkinson in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, p. 115. 11
Gregaria, 6-10 cm. alta; pileo 4-8 cm. lato, ovoideo vel convexo-
expanso, margine saepe incurvo, carnoso, solido, interdum fragili,
centro 3-4 mm. crasso, margine tenui, centro late gibboso, brun-
neo-olivaceo, margino luteolo, riinoso; lamellis brunneo-albis, fra-
gilibus, stipatis, Jiberis, 3-4 mm. latis, acie erosis; sporis anguste
ellipsoideis vel fere oblongis, sa?pe basi oblique truncatis, albis,
granulosis, levibus, 6-8^2,5-3; stipite cylindrico, gequali, carnoso,
cavo, superne albo, inferno roseo, interduni bulboso, basi my-
celio obvoluto; cortina plus minusve sericeo-pilosa.

4 Hymenomycetse Igaricacese, Leucosporse, Lepiota

llah. in Bilvis Cornell Heights, Ithaca N. Y. Amer. bor.

3. Lepiota serenula Karst. Fungi nov. Loennb. L904, p. 7 (Finska J~
Vetensk. Soc). Piloo carnosulo, molli, convexo, albo, squamis
minutis, subconcentricis, obscurioribus, subfuscentibus obsesso, levi,
circiter 9 cm. lato; stipite cylindripo sequali, glabro albo, bulbo
magno, marginato, oirciter 6 cm. longo; annulo infero membra-
nacoo, fixo; lamellis confertis, in collarium liberum postice con-
junctis, pallescentibus ; sporis ellipsoideis.

Hah. prope Kuopio Sibiri;e Aug. 1903 (0. A. F. Lonnbohm).

4. Lepiota nigro-marginata Massee Eur. Fung. Fl. pag. 10, Trans. 13
British Mycol. Soc. 19013-1'. >()■!. pag. 61. Pileo campanulato-ex-
panso, subumbonato, squamoso; squamis umbrinis, infra subochra-
ceis; stipite cavo, sursum attenuato, glabro, ex albo salmonicolor' :
annulo distanti, persistente, mcmbranacoo, albo; lamellis antice
latioribus, albidis, acie atro-umbrina ; carno tenui, 5-6 cm. lat.,
3-4 mm. cr. ; sporis ....

llah. in graminosis, Scarborough Britannifc (W. G. Smith).

5. Lepiota discipes P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1901, p. 56, Syll. 14
XVI, p. 1110 (nomen). — Pileo carnoso, ex ovoidoo campanulato
dein oxplanato, umbonato, ilavo, squamis brunneolis adpressis ve-
stito, umbone obscuriori, 5-7 cm. diam ; stipite farcto, cylindra-
ceo, pallido, fibroso, annulo membranaceo albido ornato, 10-18 cm.
longo, 8-15 mm. crasso, basi clavato, discoideo usque ad '2,5 cm.
cr. ; lamellis liberis, confertis, pallidis ; sporis globosis 3,5-4 hyalinis.

Hab. ad truncos omortuos, Kamerun Afr.

(i. Lepiota psalliotoides P. Henn. in Abhandl. Bot. Ver. Brandenb. 15
1902, p. 177. — Pileo carnoso, initio ovoideo, dein hemisphserico,
convoxo, levi nec squamoso v. floccoso, pure albo, tactu flavo-
niaculato, margine acuto, levi, rarius tomentello, 3-7 cm diam. ;
stipite cavo-medullato, cylindraceo, deorsum clavato, albo, lovi,
glabro, annulo coriaceo-membranaceo persistente pra^dito, 3-6 cm.
alt., 5-12 mm. cr.; lamellis liberis, confortis, 2-4 mm. latis, albis,
dein roseis, demum fuscoscentibus ; sporis albo-hyalinis, ovoideis,
1 -2 -guttatis, 6-9 » 5-6, siccis rubidis.

l/ah. in herbosis post pluvias, majo-sept. in horto botanico
Dalilcni Gormaniae. — Caro alba, sapida, inodora. Nisi sporse albss,
videretur Anmdarice species.

7. Lepiota atro-crocea W. Q-. Smith, Trans. British Mycol. Soo. 1903- 16
L904, pag. 62. — Pileo expanso, leviter depresso, laatc aurantio-
salmonicolori, flocculis purpureo-brunneis v. nigricantibus granu-

Hymenomycetae, Ag-aricacege, Leucosporfe, Lepiota. 5

losis plus minus consperso; stipite cavo, sursum tenuato, auran-
tio-salmoneo, brunneo-salmoneo-squamuloso; annulo fugaci ; la-
mellis late adnatis, salmoneo-albis; carne tenui,aurantio-salmoneo-
brunnea, 4 v 3 « 0,3 ; sporis ....

Hab. acl terram Clevedon, Somerset Britanniae. — Affinis /,.
granulatce et L. amianthince.

8. Lepiota Henningsiana Sacc. et Dom. Sacc. Lepiota pnlveracea P. W
Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1901, p. 56. - Syll. XVI, p. 1110
(nomen), nec Peck (1900). — Pileo carnoso, hemisphaerico-cam-
panulato, subumbonato, squamuloso, farinaceo albo, margine sub-
striato, 4-7 cm. diam.; stipite fistuloso, tereti, squamuloso, fari-
naceo-albo, superne attenuato, basi incrassato; annulo membrana-
ceo secedente, albo ; lamellis liberis, confertis, integris; sporis ovoi-
deo-ellipsoideis, hyalinis, episporio subincarnescente, basi oblique
apiculatis, 7-10 v 5-6.

Hab. ad truncos emortuos, Kamerun Afr.

9. Lepiota Hetieri Boud. in Bull. Soc. Myc. de France 1902, n. 2, 18
t. 6, f. 1. — 3-6 cm. alta; pileo subcarnoso 1,5-3,5 cm. lato, pri-
mo albo, dein tactu v. setate leviter rufo-ferruginescente, convexo,
dein applanato, late umbonato, minute pulverulento-granuloso,
margine flocculis appendiculato ; stipite albido, infra annulum ssepe
evanescentem flocculoso-fibrilloso et colore ferruginescente satu-
ratiore tincto; lamellis adnato-liberis, albis, rubro-maculatis, po-
stice non annulatim junctis; carne alba plus minusve colore ex-
terno tincta, cum stipite non continua; sporis oblongis intus gra-
nuloso-nebulosis, albis 6-7 « 2,5-3.

Hab. ad terram, in Jura Gallioe (Fr. Hetier).

10. Lepiota OChroleuca Speg. Mycet. argent. ser. I, in An. Soc. Cient. 19
Arg. 1899, p. 262. — Csespitosa e terra erumpens; pileo primo
subgloboso ochroleuco v. flavescente, minute denseque granuloso

v. squarruloso-pulverulento, centro magis obscuro et sordido, levi,
ambitu pallidiore et laxius pulverulento, margine stipiti adpressn
atque velo connato, dein campanulato-explanato, 30-45 mm. diam.,
ochroleuco non v. obtuse latissimeque umbonato, carnosulo, rigi-
dulo non striato; carne ex albo-flavescente, compactiuscula molli ;
lamellis, a stipite valde remotis, utrinque attenuato acutatis, medio
2 mm. latis, pallidioribus, confertis, subaridis; areola ad apic<'in
stipitis latissima (2 mm. lat.) non marginata; stipite erecto vel
flexuosulo, 50 mm. longo, pileo vix pallidiorc sujicrne 4 mm. cr.,
glabro v. vix pruinosulo, ad tertium superum annulo tenuissime

G Hymenomycetse, ^garicacese, Leucosporse, Lepiota.

membranaceo descendente rnoliili, faeillime evanido, Aavescente or-
nato, intus plus minusvc latc fistuloso, cavitate fibris albo-gossy
pinis favcta; sporis albis; odore farinaceo.

/[<(/>. in umbrosis pinguibus hortorum, La Piata Argentinie.

Species non marcescens sed corrugato arescens, /,. hiatuloidi
Speg. valde alfinis, sed magis carnosa et pileo uon striato.

11. Lepiota pulveracea Peck Rep. of the State Bot. 1900, p. 111, 20
nec Henn. — Pileo hcmisphasrieo dein convexo vcl fere plano,
sicco pulverulento vel minuto granuloso - squamuloso, margine
aequali. albido vel pallido brunneo, 2,5 cm. Iato; lamellis tenuibus,
stipatis, adnatis, luteo-albidis; stipitc aequali, cavo, albo, superne
pruinoso inferne granuloso vel squamuloso, pileo concolori, 2,5 5
cm. longo, 3-4 mm. crasso; annulo obsoleto; sporis minutis, sub-
ellipsoideis vel subglobosis 4*3.

Hdb. in silvis ad arbores dejectas, Floodwood, Amev. bor.
/-. granulosm affinis, sed satis divevsa.

12. Lepiota brunnescens Peck Bull. Torr. Bot. 01. 1904. p. 177. — 21
Pileo tenui, convexo, v. subplano, obtuso v. umbonato, albido, cu-
ticula mox fatiscente et granulos v. squamulas brunneolas fexcepto
centvo pilei) fovmante subinde ad mavginem radiatim rimulosa;
cavne alba, sapove dulci; lamellis confevtis, ventvicosis, libevis, al-
bis; stipite aequali v levitev basim versus incrassato, cavo, fibros<i.
albo, ad medium annulo exiguo sed persistenti prsedito; sporis el-
lipsoideis, 6-8 « 4-5.

Hah. in silvis apertis locisque graminosis, prope St. Louis Mo
Amer. bor. (N. M. Glatfelter). — Pileus 2-3 cm. lat. ; stipes
3-5 cm. long., 2-4 mm. cr. L. cristatce subaffinis.

13. Lepiota Johnsonii Massee Kew Bull. 1901, p. 161. — Pileo sub- ~-
carnoso, e convexo expanso, flocculoso-squamuloso, lateritio, squa-
mulis obscuriovibus, 3 cm. lato; lamellis liberis, confertis, subven-
tricosis, albis; stipite fistuloso, ;cquali, subrlexuoso, 5 cm. longo.

2 mm. crasso, pileo concolori; annulo infero, fugaci, albido; spo-
ris ellipsoideis, hyalinis, levibus, 8 * 5.

Ilnh in silvulis, Alburi, (lold Coast AlVic;c oecidcnt. — /..
nHtrtiitli Cooke et Massee allinis.
11. Lepiota adnatifolia Peck Rep. of the State botanist 1901, p. 947. 23
— Pileo tenui. oentro crassiusculo, subconvcxo v«l fcrc jdauo. mi-
nute granuloso vel squamuloso, isabelllno alutaceo vel rufo ferru-

gineo, margine s >•] I, residua cortinsB, appendiculato, 2,5-6 « m.

lato; carne alba; lamellia tenuibus, stipatis, adnatis, albis; stipite

Hymenomycetre, Atyaricacese, Leucosporse, Lepiota. 7

basi subincrassato, firmo, farcto, deiu maturitate cavo, glabro vel
superne subsquamuloso, pallido vel subrufescenti 2,5-3,5 cm. longo,
4-8 mm. crasso; annulo tenui evanido; sporis- 5-6 v 3,5-5.

Hab. ad terram sub Coniferis, Bolton et Hague, Amer.
bor. — Ad Armillariam vergit.

15. Lepiota Glatfelteri Peck Bull. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1904, p. 177. — &
Pileo tenui convexo v. subplano, obtuso v. leviter umbonato, mi-
nute innato-fibrilloso, griseo, griseo-brunneo, subinde purpureo-
tincto, centro sjiepius obscuriore, margine subinde radiatim rimoso;
carne alba ; lamellis confertis, lanceolatis, liberis albis v. albidis;
stipite aequali v. subsequali, firmo, farcto v. cavo, albido; annulo
tenui, persistenti; sporis late ellipsoideis, 6-8^4-5.

Hab. ad terram in silvis pr. St. Louis Mo Amer. bor. (N. M.
Gla-tfelter). — Pileus '2,5-5 cm. lat. ; stipes 4-5 cm. long., 2-4
mm. cr.

16. Lepiota mammosa P. Henn. F. Inclise or. II, in Hedw. 1901, 25
p. 335. — Pileo carnosulo, campanulato expanso, centro mammo-
so-apiculato, brunneolo, radiatim striato dein rimosoque, pallido-
brunneo, zebrino, 2-5 cm. diam. ; stipite tereti, fistuloso, gracili,
levi, glabro, albido, subradicato, 3-8 cm. longo, 2-3 cm. cr., an-
nulo membranaceo fugaci ; lamellis liberis, confertis, ventricosis
ca. 2 mm. latis utrinque obtusis, pallide cremeis; sporis ellipsoi-
deis 1-guttulatis, 5-6 « 4-5, hyalinis.

Hab. ad terram, Saharanpur-Garden Indise orient.

17. Lepiota eriophora Peck Bull. Torr. Bot. 01. 1903, p. 95. - - Pileo 26
tenui sicco, late convexo v. subplano, dense squamoso, squamis
compactiusculis, brunneis, subinde lanuginosis; carne alba; lamellis
tenuibus, angustis, confertis, liberis, albidis, senio v. siccitate fu-
scescentibus ; stipite tequali, cavo, tomento brunneo vestito; sporis
minutis 4 « 2-2,5, sajpe in massulas conglobatis et tunc suban-
gulosis.

Hab. ad terram, West Virginia Amer. bor. (C. G. Lloyd). —
Pileus 2,5 cm. lat., stipes 2-3 cm. long., 2-3 mm. cr. Atiinis L.
felince et L. fuscosquameoe.

18. Lepiota ecitodora Atkinson in Journ. of Myeol. 1902, p. 115. — o7
— Pileo convexo, creruleo-csesio, minute verrucoso 2 cm. lato ;
carne alba tenui ; lamellis 3 mm. latis antice angustatis, postice
rotundatis, albis luteoque tinctis; basidiis clavatis tetrasporis 25-
28 * 6-7; cystidiis nullis; sporis cylindraceis, levilms 9-11 « 2-2,5;
subhymenio e cellulis 4-10 \u diam. composito; stipite basi acumi-

8 Hymenomycetse, ^garicacese, Leucosporse, Schulzeria.

nato intense brunneo, superne albo-pruinoso, 4 om. alto; annulo
pulvi-rulonlo, i-Yiuicscrnti ; c;irne alba minuscula, odore foetido,
formicino (eciton ant.s).

Hab. ad terram in silvis Cascadilla, [thaca, N. Y., Amer. bor.
(C. O. Smith).

!!•. Lepiota purpureoconia Atkinson in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, p. L16. '-^
• Sparsa 4-6 cm. alta; pileo convexo 1-2 cm. lato, tenui, albido,
in juventute squanmlis (veli) lilacino -purpureis vestito; lamellis
latis, albis flrmis, rotundatis, stipatis sed liberis, subdistantibus :
sporis ellipsoideis, levibus, albis, 8-10» .'1-1 ; stipite aequali lilacino
purpureo, solido, carnoso, supra annulum squamulis albis vestito
3-4 mm. diam.; annulo evanescenti, ex residuo cortinae univer-
salis; carne alba, luteo-tincta.

Hab. in silvis, ad terram, Ithaca Flats N. Y. Amer. bpr. (C.
0. Smith).

20. Lepiota rufidula Bres. Myc. Lusitanici novi, in Atti R. Acc. di 29
Sc. Lett. ed Arti degli Agiati in Roveredo, vol. VIII, 1902, p. 129.
— Pileo carnosulo, e campanulato expanso-gibboso vel umbonato,
castaneo, cute mox in squamas concolores in fundo rufidulo rupta,
1-2 cm. lato; lamellis subconfertis adnexo -secedentibus, albis, de-
nmm paliide rufis; stipite fistuloso, a basi subattenuato, supra an-
nulum glabro vel subpruinato, pallido, striato, sub annulo rufo-
castaneo, squamis iioccosis, demum evanidis ornato, 2,5-3,5 cm.
longo, 2 mm. circ. crasso; annulo infero tioccoso, fugaci; basidiis
clavatis 20-25 »5-6; sporis oblongo-subamygdaliformibus, late-
raliter apiculatis 12-15^5, hyalinis.

Ilab. ad terrarn prope Setubal Lusitanise. Lepiotce castanece
Quel. proxima, a qua sporis majoribus. colore magis rufidulo <t
lamellis primitus adnexis distinguitur.

SCHULZERIA Bres. — Syll. IX p. 72, XI p. 7, XIV p. 69.

1. Schulzeria Grangei Eyre Brit, Mycol. Soc. Wnr.), pag. 37, L904, 30
tab. \'. \\ 1. — i^ileo applanato-umbonato, atro-viridi, in squa-
mas fibrosas subtus albas diffracto, 2,5-4 cm. lato; stipite cylin-
draceo, pileo concolore pariterque squamuloso; lamellis medio la-
tioribus, subliberis, ex albo alutaceis, minute denticulatis sporis
clavato-oblongis, basi apiculatis, minute pluri-guttulatis, hyalinis,
L2 L3 I 5

Hab ad terram inter folia faginea, autumno, Swarraton Ive-
ctory Wood, Britannia. SchidzericB 8quamige?ce affinis.

Hymenomycetse, Agaricacese, Leucosporpe, Tricholoma. 9

2. Schulzeria lycoperdoides Cooke et Massee, Trans. British Mycol. 31
Soc. 1902, p. 13. — Pileo convexo, dein expanso, molli, eastaneo,
verrucis pyramidatis saturatioribus ssepe basi diffractis consperso
(quasi Lycoperdon), margine appendiculato ; stipite sequali, solido,
rninute fibrilloso, albido; lamellis satis confertis, liberis, albis; spo-
ris ovoideis, 5 » 4.

Hab. ad terram inter Cedros. Kew Britanniae. — Pileus 3-4
cm. Jat. ; stipes 5 cm. long.

TRICHOLOMA F. Syll. V p. 87, IX p. 13, XI p. 8, XIV p. 71,

XVI p. 20.

1. Tricholoma niveipes Peck in the Torr. Bot. Club 1902, p. 69. — 32
Pileo initio hemisphaerico vel convexo, dein subconvexo vel fere
plano, sicco fibrilloso, subvirgato, intense brunneo vel griseo-bruh-
neo, 5-12 cm. lato; carne alba; lamellis confertiusculis, adnatis,
sinuatis, niveo-albis ; stipite sequali, solido, pleno, albo niveo, 5-7
cm. longo, 6-12 mm. crasso; sporis oblongis 7-8 « 3.

Hab. ad terram inter acus Co n i ferarum , South Yarmouth,
Massac, Amer. bor. (S. Davis).

2. Tricholoma argyropotamicum Speg. Mycet. Arg. ser. I, in An. Soc. 33
Cient. Arg. 1899, p. 263. — Pileo hemisphaerico convexo 45-50
mm. diam., carnoso, cute sicca flocculosa cinerescente centro reti-
culato-diffracta, ceterum subsquamulosa. ambitu nuda alba, mar-
gine (1 mm.) lamellas excedente tecto ; carne alba, compacta, sa-
pore terreo dulci-acri; lamellis 6 mm. alt., relaxatis, rigidulo-fra-
gilibus, acie integerrimis, antice acutato-rotundatis, postice sinua-
to-adnatis; stipite 50 mm. longo, tereti, apice leniter incrassato 8
mm. cr., ima basi attenuato-obtusato (5 mm. cr.), farcto, carnoso-
fibroso, intus albo, medio subannulato, extus superne levi, subni-
tente, infra minute squamuloso v. furfurello ac fusceseente, sub
parte inflata fibrilloso -striato ac fiavescente; sporis ....

Hab. ad terram denudatam pinguem, La Plata Argentinic.

3. Tricholoma terreum Schaeff. Syll. V, p. 104. var. aetnense 34
Bacc in Scalia Fungi Sicil. Orient. serie I, 1900, p. 19. - - Crespi-
tosum ; pileo fuligineo-sericeo, margine involuto, primitus subro
tundo dein conico-umbonato, postea magis explanato; stipite cen
trali, albido, fibrilloso; lamellis nec decurrentibus nec constanter
crenulatis ; odore tenui farinaceo.

Hab. ad terram, Pedara, prope Cataniam Siciliae.

4. Tricholoma radicatum Peck in Rep. of the State Botanist, L.902, 35

lo Hymenomycetse, ^.garicacese, Leucosporse, Tricholoma.

p. 22, tab. 82, fig. 15-19. Pileo caruoso, fivmo, convexo, sicco,

minuto soriooo-fibrilloso vel obscuro fibrilloso-squamuloso, saspe
lucenti, pallide grisoo-brunneo, centro rufo-brunneo tincto. mar-
gine tenui, 5-7,5 cm. latoj carne alba, sapore ingrato; lamellis te-
nuibus, stipatis, emarginatis, adnatis, subdecurrentibus, albis; sti-
pito firmo, subrequali, cavo, subfibrilloso, distincte radicato, albo,
15,5-10 cm. alto, 6-10 mm. crasso; sporis subellipsoidois 5-0 . 4-5.
Ilab. in silvis Coniferarum, North Elba, Amcr. bor

5. Tricholoma bisontinum Rolland in Bull. Soc. myc. de France L901, 36
tab. I. — Pilco pulvinato, carnoso, cuticula crassa, rigida, brun-
nea, subvirente, fibrillis minutissimis, adpressis virgata, margine
inflexo et fragili; stipite solido, deorsum attenuato, intus farcto,
extus rigido, fibrilloso striato, sursum granulis miniinis, obscuris
punctato, ad summum lutescente, ad inferam partem albido ct se-
rius leviter rubescente ; lamellis subdistantibus, sinuatis, integris
500 [i. et ultra crassis, fragilibus, cinereis, transverse vonis pla-
nis, plus minus ramosis, distinctis conjunctis; sporis hyalinis, ova-
tis, crasse virgulaeformibus, guttula magna donatis, circiter 10-
12 « 6.

Hah. in regionibus juranis, Besancon GalliaB. - Caro alltida,
in pileo sericea, flrma, in stipite floccosa, prope cuticulam lute-
scens, farinam redolens. — A Tr. murinaceo sporis mnlto mino-
ribus, granulosis, magis rotundatis differt.

6. Tricholoma rimosum Peck in Rep. of the State Botanist, 1901. :i7
p. 947. — Pileo carnoso, convexo, dein fere plano, s:opc margine
rimoso, glabro, liygrophano, brunneo-lucenti, in sicco pallido 2,5-4
cm. diam. ; carne brunnea, in sicco albida, sapore farinaceo; la-
mellis tenuibus, constrictis, stipatis, rotundatis, adnatis, aeie irre-
gularibus, albidis vel subeinereis ; stipite suba^quali, sericeo-filiril-
loso, cavo, albido 2,5-5 cm. longo, 3-5 mm crasso; sporis elli-
psoideis 7,5-9 « 4-5.

llah. in silvis, Bolton Amor. bor.

7. Tricholoma panaeolum Fr. - Syll. V, p. 132. — var. deserticola :;s
Speg. in Ann. Soc. Cient. Arg. 1899, p. 274.

llah. in pratis cditioribus prope Choiquelanen, Chubut Pata-
-<tni;i; (N. [llin). — Yarietas cum typo habitu, statura, contextu
jilanc conveniens, tamen sjtoris conspicue majoribus !•-! 1 4-6,
sat recedens.

8. Tricholoma viscosum Pecls Bull. Torr. Bot. Cl. L904, ]>. L78 - 39
Pileo c;inioso, convexo, margine irregulariter undulato, ssspe ^cnio

Hymenomycetse, Ag-aricacese, Leucospora?, Clitocybe, 11

sursum involuto, glutinoso, levi, sicco lucenti, flavido-fulvo, centro
obscuriore v. rubenti-brunneo ; carne alba, odore levi sed ingrato;
lamellis angustis, confertis, subliberis, albis; stipite firmo, ^equali,
solido, flexuoso, glutinoso, sursum albo, deorsum brunneolo; sporis
minutis, subglobosis, 3-4 [x. diam.

Hab. ad terram pr. St. Louis Mo. Amer. bor. (N. M. Glat-
felter). — Pileus 2-5 cm. lat ; stipes 2,5-4 cm. long., 4-5 cm. cr.

9. Tricholoma humile (Fr.) Quel. — Syll. Fung. V, p. 136, — var. 40
bulbosum Peck in Ricker Prel. List Maine Fungi, Orono, 1902,

p. 61. — A typo differt stipite basi bulboso.
Hab. ad terram, Orono Amer. bor.

10. Tricholoma Spegazzinii Sacc. et D. Sacc, Trichotoma humile Speg. 41
Mycetes argent. ser. II, 1902, p. 49, nec Fr. — Pileo convexo-
plano 20-40 mm.diam. pallide e cinereo avellaneo, centro non vel
obsoletissime subumbonato obscuriore, levi, glabro intus carnosulo
albo; carne 2-3 mm. cr. parum succosa; lamellis polymaeriis an-
tice attenuato-acutatis, postice sinuato-adnatis 4-5 mm. alt., mem-
branaceis, acie integerrimis, albidis, confertis; stipite brevi, cen-
trali, cylindrico, erecto, superne glabro, inferne tenuiter albo-pul-
verulento 10-15 mm. long, 3-5 mm. cr. ; sporis elliptico-ovatis 7-
8*3,5-4, obsolete rugulosis, inferne insequilateraliter acutatis; cy-
stidiis parce clavulatis, obtusis 20-24 « 12-14, byalinis, levibus.

Hab. in pratis pinguibus herbosis circa S. Catalina pr. Buenos
Aires in Argentina

CLIT0CYBE Fr. - Syll. V pag. 141, IX p. 18, XI pag. 13, XIV
p. 74, XVI, p. 23.

1. Clitocybe tortilis Bolt. — Syll. V, p. 198. — var. gracilis Petk in 42
Rep. of the State Botanist 1902, p. 36. - Pileo exili 6-12 cm. lato,
convexo vel subumbilicato, dein centro depresso vel infundibuli-
formi, irregulari, margine striato, carne rubra, in sicco pallidiori;
lamellis latis, distantibus, adnatis vel decurrentibus, pruinosis; sti
pite filiformi, firmo, glabro, spongioso, cavo, 12-20 mm. longo, 2
mm. crasso.

Hab. gregaria ad terram in horto botanico New York Ame-
rica3 borealis

2. Clitocybe piceina Peck Bull. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1904, p. 178. — Pileo 43
carnoso, convexo v. subplano, sicco, albo v. albido, juniore griseo-
tincto; carne compacta, alba, sapore acri, odore forti ingrato ; la-
mellis confertis, decurrentibus v. interdum, per stipitem longe de-

12 Hymenomycetae, ^.garicaceae, Leucosporse, Clitoc

currentibus, albo cremeis; stipite aequali v. Bubaequali, firmo, ob-
fcusOj solido, subfibroso, saepe apice lineis elevatis striato; sporis,
5 6 ;».. diam.

Hab. sub Piceis pr. Chicago Amer. bor. (W. S. Mlopfat <■<
L. 11. Watson). — Pileus 6 1<> cm. lat.; stipes 5 7 cm. long.,
12-18 mm. cr. C. cerussatce et 0. albissimoe affinis.

3. Clitocybe marginata Peck Bull. Torr. Bot. Olub. L902, XXIX. n
p. 558. — Pileo earnoso, crassiusculo, subcampanulato, dein convexo,
obtuso, v. late umbonato, glabro v. subglabro, sicco, badio 1 ul \ •
scentc, margine primitus involuto; carne flava; lamellis angustis,
confertis, decurrentibus, acie rubentibus; stipite subaequali, obtuso,
cavo, glabro, nitido, flavido, lincis_rubc<r.cntibus longitudinalibus
notato ; sporis subglobosis, 5 * 4-5.

Hdb. ad truncos emortuos, caespitose, Mt. Desert Maine Amer.
bor. — Pileus 5-8 cm. lat. ; stipes 5-8 em. long., 6-12 mm. cr.
In subsect. II Disciformiwm locanda species distinctissima.

4. Clitocybe bipindensis P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1901, p. 55, 45
Syll. XVI, p. 1111 (nomen . — Pileo carnosulo hemisphserico-
convexo, centro depresso-umbilicato v. subinfundibuliformi, albido,
pruinoso, 2-5 cm. diam., glabro; stipite farcto, cylindraceo v. coiii-
pressso velutino-pruinoso, 4-6 cm. longo, 4 nini. 1 cm. crasso ;
lamellis decurrentibus, subconfertis, angustis 0,5-0,9 tnm. latis, albi-
dis, flexuosis; sporis ovoideis v. subglobosis 3,5-4 a. diam. hyalinis.

llab. ad folia putrida, Kamerun Afr.

5. Clitocybe regularis Peck in Rep. of the State Botanist, 1901, p '.» ls. |,;
tab. K, fig. 1-7. Pileo exili 2,5-0 cm. lato, flexuoso, subcon-
vrexo deim subplano, saepe centro subdepresso, orbiculari, regulari
albido, in sicco albo; carne alba, sapore grato; lamellis fcenuibus,
constrictis, stipatis, decurrentibus, albidis: stipite firmo 2,5 cm.
longo, 3-5 mm. crasso, aequali, glabro, solido, raro lacunosulo, al-
bido, basi spongioso; sporis minutis 5 2.5-3.

//(///. ad fcerram in foliis dejectis, in silvis, Bolton, Americae
borealis.

6. Clitocybe subconcava Peck in Rep. of fche State Botanist, L901, rj
ji. 948, fcab. K, fig. 8-13. Pileo exili 2.5-5 cm. lato, profunde
umbilicato, glabro, bygrophano, brunneo ve\ rufo-brunneo, mar
gine incurvo Btriatulo, in sicco albido; LamellU arcuajtis decurren-
fcibus, sfcipatis, pallidis ve\ subcinereis; sfcjpite aequali, firmo, solido,
Baepe lacunoso, subfibrilloso, pileo concolori 2.5-5 cm. longo, •"> 1
iiiin crasso; sporis minutis 5-5,8 2,5-3,

Hymenomycetiv, Agaricaceae, Leucosporse, Clitocyhc 13

Hab. in silvis Coniferarum, Bolton, Amer. bor. — C. concavce,
C. cyathiformi, C. expallenti affinis sed satis distineta.

7. Clitocybe popinalis (Fr.) Bres. Fungi polonici in Ann. Mycol.
1903, p. 66, Agaricus popinalis Fr. Syst. Myc. I, p. 194, Agari-
cus Amarella Pers. Myc. Europ. 3, p. 99, Clitocybe senilis Fr. Ic.
Sel. tab. B6, f. 1, Hymen. Europ. p. 98, Syll. V, p. 174.

Hab ad folia decidua Quercus, augusto-octobri, Polonia.
Spora^ in cumulo luride carneae, sed sub microscopio prorsus hya-
linge, subglobosoe, episporio punctato-scabro, 4 '/2-5 « 4-4 l/, Spe-
cies h;ec mihi frequens obvia in silvis coniferis, frondosis et pra-
tis vix dubie Clitocybes sp , nec Clitopilis affinis. Clitocybe senilis
Fr. ejus statum vetustum sistit (Bres. 1. c).

8. Clitocybe dealbata Sow. — Syll. V, pag. 157. — var. deformata i*
Peck in Rep. of the State Botanist, 1902, p. 35. ^ileo exili,
valde irregulari convexo vel centro depresso, margine undulato-
lobato ; hymenio interdum in superficie piiei fere d;cdaloideo et
circumcirca lamellato, albo niveo ; lamellis adnatis, subdecurrenti-
bus transverse ramosis v. anastomosantibus, albidis; carne albida,
sapore farinaceo; stipite irregulari, interdum compresso, plus mi-
nusve basi confluenti, cavo vel farcto, albo, basi tomentoso-lanu-
ginoso ; sporis subglobosis 3-3,5 »j.. diam.

Hab. in calidariis, Newark, Amer. bor.

9. Clitocybe? castanicola Bacc. in Scalia, Fungi Sic. orient. ser. I, 49
1900, p. 19. — Pileo carnoso, conieo-depresso, umbonato, margine
involuto, primum fere circinato; trama stipitis cum trama pilei
continua ; carne primum albido-straminea dein cserulescente-testa-
cea; stipite farcto; lamellis undulatis, crenatis, sulphureis, decur-
rentibus, intequalibus, dein cum carne concoloribus.

Hab. ad terram, Pedara prope Catanam Sicilise.

10. Clitocybe centralis Peck Rep. of the State Bot. 1899, p. 841, 50
tab. C, fig. 16-20. — Pileo tenui 12-30 mm. lato, subconvexo v.
subplano, parce umbiiicato, glabro, hygrophano, pallide griseo-
brunneo et margine substriatulo, centro brunneo, in sicco griseo-
albido; carne albida; sapore odoreque farinaceo; lamellis constri-
ctis. stipiti adnatis vel subdecurrentibus, albidis; stipite brevi 2,
5-3,5 cm. longo, 2-4 mm. crasso, sequali, farcto vel cavo, fibroso,
pileo concolori; sporis minutis, ellipticis, 6*3.

Hab. ad terram inter folia dejecta Essex et Warren Amrncae
borealis.

11. Clitocybe pumila (Fayod) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Laccaria pumila Fayod jj

14 Hymenomycetse, ^garicaceee, Leacospors, Clitocybe.

in Ann. R. Acc, d'Agric. Torino 1893, p. '.)] — Pileo pellicu-
loso, primo campanulato 5 mm. lato, floin applanato, centro de-
presso, undulato, radiatim striato, 1-1,5 cm. lato, udo lateritio-
carneo (mahagonicolore) centro saturatioro, subsicco ochraefo; la-
mellis adnexis, subemarginatis, carneis; Btipite L,5 mm. cr., sur-
sum incrassato, in pileum oxpanso, 2 cm. longo, flexuoso, fistu-
loso, concolore, basi gossypino, albo: basidiis 2-sterigmaticis haud
emergentibus ; cystidiis curtis clavato-globosis ; sporis sphsericis
eehinulatis, 12-18 a. diam.

I/ah. catervatim ad terram arenosam, locis bumidis, pr. Terra-
Pellice in alpibus Pedemontii. — Elegantissima species.

12. Clitocybe cyanea Rick in Ann. Mycol. 1904, ]). 244. Caespi- 52
tosa; pileo subinfundibuliformi, vagis minimis striato, pulcre cya-
neo, 3 cm. lato; stipite cylindrico, 5 cm. alto, 4 min. cr., torto,
striato, cyaneo, apicem versus albide consperso; lamellis confertis,
inaequalibus, angustis. albis, subdecurrontibus ; sporis polygonalibus

2 |j.. diam. ; mycelio albo csespites circumtegente.

Hab. ligna terram spectantia, Sao Loopoldo Brasiliae — Vi-
detur affinis C. cyanophcece.

13. Clitocybe paulensis P. Honn. F. S. Paul. 111 in Hedw. 1904, :a
p. 204. — Pileo carnosulo, infundibuliformi, aurantiaco, levi, gla-
bro v. margine striatulo, 1-2 cm diain.; stipite subfarcto, tereti,
subtl"\uoso. cineroo-incarnato, substriato, pruinoso, 2,5-3 cm. longo,
1,5 mm. cr. ; lamellis longo decurrontibus, confertissimis, angustis,
flavidis; sporis globosis 1-guttulatis, hyalinis, 4-5 ;j.. diam.

llab. ad terram, Penlia da Franca, S. Paulo Brasili w — Cl.
irwersce proxima, sed vix carnosa.

14. Clitocybe parasitica Wilcox, Oklahoma Agr. Exp. Stat. Bull. 1901, :,i
n. 49. - Pileo carnoso fortiter convexo, dein umbonato, demum
plano-deprosso, melloo demum flavido rubello, contro squamis mi-
nutis verrucisque concoloribus consperso; margine valde involuto
dein sensim horizontalitor sursumque lenitor vorso, maturitato saepe
radiatim fisso ; stipite solido, sinuoso, basim verso leniter t. nuato,
imaque basi non inerassato, glabro sed vulgo ob cutem diffractam
squarruloso; lamellia aequaliter decurrentibus, remotis, numcro 80-
L25, e roseo-all'is demum flavido- brunneo tinctis v. uniformiter
carneis; sporis ellipsoideie v. subsphaericis, 6,4-7,4»B,6 6, albis.

Ildh. caespitose ad truncorum vivbrum, denique mortuorum
!>asini Persicae, Cerasi, Mali, Quercus in Oklahoma, Amer.
bor. — Pileus 7-8 cm, lat.; stipes 12-15 cm. alt . 0,B-J cm. cr.

Hymenomyceta?, Ag-aricaeeee, Leucospora?, Collybia. 15

Fungus generat sub terra Rhizomorpham albo-roseam demum ni-
grescentem, noctu phosphorescentem arboribus valde noxiam, aeque
ac Armillaria mellea. Affinis videtur Cl. monadelphce.

COLLYBIA Fr. Syll. V p. 200, IX p. 27, XI p. 17, XIV p. 77,
XVI p. 25.

1. Collybia subclavata W. G. Smith, Trans. Brit. Mycol. Soc. 1902, 55
p. 14. — Pileo submembranaceo, firmo, campanulato, obtuso, sicco,
floccos>>, opaco, brunneo, 7 cm. alt., 10 cm. lat. ; stipite elongato,
cavo, sat gracili, sursum leviter tenuato, basi prsemorso, flocculoso,
pallide brunneo, 16 cm. long., 6-9 mm. cr. ; lamellis adnexis, di-
stantibus, latissimis, 15 mm., albis; sporis ....

Hab. inter truncos in silvis, Epping Britannise.

2. Collybia Henriettae (W. G. Sm.) Sacc. Agaricus Henriettce W. Gr. 56
Smith in Journ. of Bot. 1903, p. 139. — ■ Pileo sicco, plano, te-
nuiter lanuginoso, flavido-umbrino, 10 cm. lat. ; stipite sursum te-
nuato, subpruinoso, levi, leviter radiculoso, intus et extus pallide
flavido-brunneo, 18 cm. longo, 5-6 mm. cr. ; lamellis distantibus,
late adnatis sinuatisque, 15 mm. cr. ; sporis 12-17 \i. long. ; carne
tenuissima.

Hab. ad truncos in Britannia, Sept. — Intermedia species inter
Collybiam radicatam et C. longipedem.

3. Collybia albidula Pat in Duss Enum. Champ. Guadel. 1903, p. 49. 57
— Pileo carnoso albo v. rufescente, convexo, orbiculari, plus mi-
nus sinuato, glabro, levi, 4-8 cm. lato; lamellis mollibus, albis,
latis, adnatis, in&qualibus; sporis incoloribus, ovoideis, levibus, 8-
10^5-6; stipite centrali, tenaci, basi inflato, 5 cm. long., regu-
lari, cylindrico, glabro.

Hab. iu ligno emortuo in Guadalujja (Duss).

4. Collybia rugosiceps Atkinson in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, p. 112. - - 58
Pileo saepe campanulato, firmo, rugoso, luteo-fuligineo, 5 cm. lato;
carne alba; lamellis 6 mm. latis, distantibus, adnatis, albis; basi-
diis 4-sporis oblongo-clavatis, 50-65^6-8; cystidiis clavato-subel-
lipticis, longis, 100-180 » 25-35, hyalinis; sporis obovatis vel sub-
ellipsoideis, levibus albis, 8-11 v 7-9. stipite albo, 6-7 cm. alto, 1,5
cm. crasso, inferne brunneo, sulcato, ventricoso, spongioso dcin
cavo.

llab. ad terram in silvis South Hill, Ithaca, N. Y., Amer. bor.
(C. O. Smith). — Color et sapor subnulli.

5. Collybia calabarensis Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 177, Coll. oli- 5(j

L6 Hymenomycet», ^.garicaceee, Leucosporse, Collybia;

vacea Massee Kew Bull. L901, p. L61, nec Lamb. — Pileo tenui,
e convexo applanato, levi, glabro, sicco obscure olivaceo, margi-
nem versus pallidiore, 4 cm. lato; lamellis oonfertis, angustis, j »o
stice annexis, albidis, acie integris; stipite cylindrico cartilagineo,
glabro, albo-virenti, 8 cm. longo, 6-7 mm. crasso; sporis ellipsoi-
deis, levibus. 8 - 5.

Hab. ad terram, <>I<1 Calabar Africae occide.nt.

6. Collybia lachnocephala Pat. Bull. Soc. Mycol. 1902, p. 299bi — ('"'
Pileo convexo plano, ochraceo, orbiculari, 2-3 cm. lato, verrucis
erectis, conicis, apice conniventibus, coneoloribus obsito; lamellis
pallidioribus, insequalibus, venoso-connexis . stipite cylindrico deor-
sum incrassato, tenaci, 5 cm. longo, 3 mni. crasso, dense tomen-
toso-velutino, ochraceo.

Hah. ad terram ?, Oubangui AfricsB (Dybowsky). — C. rliei-
colori Bk. et C. cayennensi Mtg. affinis.

7. Collybia umbonata Peck Bull. Torr. Bot. 01. 1904, p 178. - Pi ,;1
leo tenui, conico demum convexo v. subplano, margine deflexo,
elate umbonato, glabro, badio-rubro v. castaneo, subinde centro
obscuriore; lamellis numerosis subdistantibus, postice tenuatis, sub-
liberis, albidis; stipite longiusculo, glabro, aequali v. sursum leniter
tenuato, cavo, radicato, pileo concolori v. paullo dilutiori; sporis
minutis, ellipsoideis, 6 8 « 4-5.

Ilah. ad truncos vetustos redwood (Sequoja ? Ceanoi hus? .
California (\Y . R Dudley et E. B. Copeland). Affinis C. ra-
dicattv Pars radicata stipitis subinde partem exertam gequat.
Pileus 2-3 cm. lat. ; stipes 5-15 cm. long., 4-6 mm, cr.

8. Collybia sulphurea P. Henn, in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. L901, p. 56. — 62
Syll. XVI, p. 1111 (nomen). — Pileo submembranaceo-carnosulo,
campanulato-convexo, levi, glabro, sulphureo vel jove pluvio sub-
aurantiaco, 2-3,5 cm. diam. ; stipite farcto, tenaci, tereti, sequali,
concolori, glabro 2,5-3,5 cm. longo, 1,5-2 mm. crasso, basi albi-
do byssaceo; lamellis adnatis, confertis, angustis, sulphureis; spo-

ris subgloboso-ellijtsoiilcis. '.) 3,5 - 3, hyalinis, Levibus.
Ilah. iu ligno putri, Kamerun AlV.

9. Collybia badla Quel., Assoc. fran^. p. 1'Avanc. Scienc. L901, II 63
partie p. L94, tab. III, f. 2. — Pileo convexo, orbiculato, 2-3 om.
lat. minute tomentoso, pallide badio; carne tenui, alba, dein mar-
gine rosea; lamellis sinuatis, confertis', ventricosis, albis; stipite
fistuloso, gracili, uocculoso; sporis ovoideis basi apiculatis (lacri-
m»formibus), 8 u., long hyalinis,

Hymenoniycetse, Agaricacese, Leucosporae, Collybia. 17

Hab. in silvis Pini silvestris prope Parisios et in Nor-
mandia, autumno (Boudier). — Affinis C pullce.

10. Collybia cyanocephala Pat. Champ. de la Guadel. ser. III, in '-'i
Bull. Soc. Myc de France t. XVIII, 1902, p. 171. — Pileo car-
noso convexo, orbiculari, levi, intense azureo, 2-2,5 cm. lat. ; la-
mellis remotiusculis, latis, adnatis, intermixtis brevioribus, pileo
concoloribus sed paullo saturatioribus ; stipite centrali, farcto. cy-
lindraceo, albido sursum cyaneo, tenaci, 5-7 cm. longo, levi, gla-
bro; sporis hyalinis, subglobosis, levibus, 6^5.

Hab. ad terram in Gnadalupa (Duss). — Colore pulcre cyaneo
mox dignoscitur.

11. Collybia confluens Pers. - Syll. V, p. 222. — var. campanulata 65
Peck in Rep. of the State Botanist, 1901, p. 963. — Pileo cam-
panulato 2,5-7,5 cm. lato; lamellis stipiteque albidis vel subci-
nereis.

Hab. in silvis, Bolton, Amer. bor. — Pilei in circulum dispo-
siti, saepe dense stipati.

12. Collybia irrorata Pat. in Duss Enum. Champ. Guadel. 1903, 66
p. 49. — Pileo carnoso, convexo-rotundato, brunneolo, margine
striolato, prsecipue in regione media pilis incoloribus, mollibus,
adpressis pruinam albam formantibus vestito ; lamellis albidis, bre-
vioribus intermixtis; cystidiis copiosis eminentibus. incoloribus, cy-
lindraceis, apice tenuatis obtusisve, crasse tunicatis et s;epe incru-
statis, 50-70 * 15-20; sporis albis, ovoideis, levibus, 6-7 v4; stipite
cylindrico, sequali, gracili, cavo, tenaci, fulvello, parce et molliter
albo-villoso.

Hab ad ligna putrida Guareae sim plicifolise in silvis,
Guadalupa (Duss). — Fungns 2-5 cm. alt. ; pileus 10-15 mm lat. ;
stipes 1 mm. cr.

13. Collybia ligniaria Peck Rep. of the State Bot. 1900, p. 145. — ,;7
Pileo tenui, convexo vel subplano, obtuso vel umbonato, glabro,
margine striatulo, pallido vel isabellino, centro brunneolo, 16-24
mm. diam.; Jamellis tenuibus, angustis, ventricosis, postice late
excavatis, subdistantibus, albis; stipite sequali 2,5-5 cm. longo, 2
mm. crasso, rigido, glabro, cavo, alliido vel pallido; sporis late
ellipsoideis vei subglobosis, 7,5-8,5 « 6-7,5.

Hab. in truncis dejectis, Nortli Elba, Amer. bor. Ad My-

cenam vergit.

14. Collybia Bresadolae Sacc. et D. Sacc. Collybia badia Bres. Myc. 68
Lusitanici novi, in Atti R. Acc. di Sc. Lett. ed Arti degli Agiati

18 Hymenomycetse, ^garicaceae, Leucosporse, Mycena.

in Roveredo, vol. VIII, 1902, p. 129 (nec Quel. 1901). — Pileo
carnosulo, e convexo subexpanso, haud hygrophano nec margine
striato, badio, 1,5-2,5 cm. lato; lamellis subconfertis postice si-
nuato-adnexis, acie integra, luride carncolis; stipite tereti fist.u-
loso, glabro, pileo concolori, radicato, simul cum radice 3-5 cm.
longo, 2 mm. circ. cr. ; carne pallido subearneola, inodora ot in-
sipida; sporis obovatis. 6-7 1 basidiis clavatis, 20-25 6-7, hyali-
nis; trama subhymeuiali cellulosa; contextu lamellarum e cellulis
cylindraceis, latis conflato.

Ihib. ad terram pr. Setubal Lusitani;>'.

15. Collybia subdryophila P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1901, p. 55, 69
Syll. XVI, p. 1111 (nomen). — Pileo subuiembranaceo carnosulo,
convexo expanso, flaccido, centro obtuso v. umbilicato-depresso,
gilvo-brunneo, levi, glabro, margine saepe undulato, 1,5-3,5 cm.
diam.; stipite fistuloso, compresso, levi interdum sulcato, 3-5 cm.
longo, 3-5 mm. cr.; lamcllis adnatis, confertis, angustis ca. 1 mm.
latis, tlavidis; cystidiis clavatis 20-30 * 7-9; sporis subglobosis, hya-
linis, 3-4 jj.. diam.

Ilab. ad truncos, Kamerun Afr.

MYCENA Fr. Syll. V p. 251, IX p. 34, XI p. 20, XIV p. 82',
XVI p. 26.

1. Mycena fusco-purpurea P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1901, p. 55,
Syll. XVI, p. 1111 (nomen). — Pileo submembranaceo v. carno-
sulo, convexo-expanso, centro depresso-umbilicato, pruinoso fusco-
purpureo 2-3 cm. diam. ; stipite subfistuloso, tereti curvato, stria-
tulo 2-3 cm. longo, 2-3 mm. crasso concolori; lamellis sinuoso-
adnatis interdum dente decurrentibus, subconfertis, ventricosis,
acie subcrassiusculis, atro-purpureis; sporis ellipsoideis v. ovoideis,
3,5-4 « 3-3,5 hyalinis.

/Inb. in caudicibus putridis, Kamerun Afr.

2. Mycena Arcangeliana Bres. in Barsali Agg. Micol. Pis in Bull. 71
bot. It. 1904, p. 78. — Cuespitosa; pileo submembranaceo e co-
nico campanulato expanso-umbonato, ad medium striato, pallido,
miil one fuscidulo, dein anicolore, 1.5 3 cm. lato; lamellis subcon-
fertis, postice adnato uncinatis, albis, demum hoto roseis; stipite
bereti \-. rarius compresso, glabro, nitido e fumoso violaceo fusci-
dulo, fistuloso, basi radice albo-strigosa pr&dito, carne pallida, sti-
jiitis subcartilaginea, intus fibrosa, fuscidula, odore forti, fere car-
nia anata?, sapore mitij Bporis obovoideis v. subglobosis, hyalinis,

Hymenomycetse, Agaricacese, Leucosporae, Mycena. 19

6-9 « 4,7-6, plerumque 6-7 * 5-5,5; basidiis clavatis 25-30 « 6,5-7,5;
cellulis aciei lamellarum obovoideis apice muriculato v. scabro, te-
nuiter tunicatis, 30-38 « 15-30.

Hab. ad stipitem Pr i tchardise filifera? in horto botanico
Pisano Dec. (G. Arcangeli). — Ab affini M. levigata differt odore
forti, lamellis demum roseis et stipite fusco.

3. Wlycena cuspidata Massee in Bot. Tidsskrift, Copenhagen 1902, 72
vol. 24, p. 213. Pileo e conico-campanulato subexpanso, um-
bone valde prominente prsedito: margine nndulato, striato, luteo-
brunneo, centro atro-umbrino, 2-3 cm. lato; stipite fistuloso, iequali,
glabro, pallido, 4-5 cm. longo; lamellis confertis, fere liberis, ven-
tricosis, pallidis sporis 4 « 2,5, hyalinis.

Hab. in ligno emortuo Koh Chang Noi, Siam Asise merid. —
M. galericulatce Fr. affinis.

4. Mycena rugosoides Peck in Rep. of the State Botanist, 1902, p. 22, 73
tab. M, fig. 17-34. — Pileo carnoso sed tenui, campanulato, vulgo
subumbonato, glabro, hygrophano, sequali, margine striato, in sicco
pallido et irregulari, irregulariter radiato-rugoso, colore variabili
12-24 mm. lato ; lamellis subdistantibus, rotundatis, stipitem ver-
sus emarginatis, adnatis, albidis v. albido-isabellinis ; stipite longo,
rcquali, glabro, cavo, albido, radicato, basi villoso tomentoso rufo-
brunneolo, 3,5-7,5 cm. longo, 1-3 mm. crasso; sporis ellipsoideis
7,5 « 5, granulosis.

Hab. gregaria in muscosis truncisque dejectis Coniferarum,
North Elba, Amer. bor.

5. Mycena bipindensis P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1901, p. 55, 74
Syll. XVI, pag. 1111 (nomen). Pileo carnosulo-membranaceo
campanulato v. subconico, cinereo, radiato, obscuriori striato, sub-
ruguloso, vertice obtuso v. subumbonato, atro, 1-3 cm. diam.;sti-
pite tenaci, subfarcto, striato interdum torto, cinereo, 3-4 cm. longo,
3-4 mm. cr.; lamellis sinuoso -adnexis, subconfertis. lanceolatis,
pallidis; sporis subglobosis levibus, 3,5-4 [j.. diam., hyalinis.

Hab. ad truncos putres, Kamerun Afr.

6. Mycena cinerea Massee et Crossl., The Naturalist 1902, p. 1. — ~-">
Tota grisea vel pallide plumbea; odore intenso raphanoideo; pileo
1,5-2 cm. diam., subgibboso vel obtuso, dein expanso, margino
striatulo, in sicco pallido sericeoquo; lamellis adnatis, subdistanti-
bus, margine pallidis; sporis ellipticis, levibus, albis, 8*5; cysti-
diis fusiformibus ; stipite 5-7 cm. longo, tenui, cylindrico, giabro,
fistuloso, basi lanuginoso, albo.

20 Hvinpiniiiivcftii', A^nricacese, Leucosporse, Mycena.

Ilah. in graminosis, Solby, Yorks, I\o\v, Surroy, in Britannia.
— M. plu/rribecB Fr. affinis.

7. Mycena conocephala P. Henn. F. Indiae or. II, in liodw. 15)01, 7,;
p. 334. — Csespitosa; pileo submembranaceo, primo subovoideo
dein conico-campanulato, albido, apice conico-acuto brunneolo, ra-
diatim striato, Ievi, glabro I -2 cm. diam. ; stipite fistuloso, aequa-
li-toroti, levi, glabro, substriato. pallido, 2-3 cm. longo, 1 mm. cr. ;
lamellis adnatis, subconfertis, subventricosis 1-1,5 mm. latis, pal-
lidis; sporis subglol>osis v. ovoideo-ellipsoideis, 1-guttulatis, 5-7 «
4-6, hyalinis.

Hab. ad terram, Saharanpur-Garden Indise oriont.

8. Mycena Aschi P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1901, p. 55, Syll. "
XVI, p. 1111 (nomen). Pileo tenui membranaceo, campanu-
lato-oxpanso, centro subconico -papillato, radiato-striato, ca. 1 cm.
diam., albido; stipite fistuloso, gracili, levi, glabro 4-0 cm. longo,

1 mm. crasso, albo; lamellis sinuoso-adnatis, subdistantibus, lan-
ceolatis, pallidis; sporis ellipsoideis, 4-5^3, hyalinis.

Ilab. ad terram, Kamerun Afr.

9. Mycena rubidula Bres. Mycologia lusitanica, in Broteria vol. II, ~s
15)03. p. 87. Myc. rubro-marginata Fr. p. p? — Pileo conico-
camj)anulato, membranaceo, centro umbonato, carnosulo, glabro,
striato-sulcato, rubello, margino oxpallido. 8-12 mm. lato ; lamellis
distantibus, adnato-subuncinatis, albis, acie fuscidulo-rubella; sti-
pito pallido, fistuloso, glabro 3-4 cm. longo, 1-2 mm. cr., basi al-
bo-tomentoso-fibrilloso; basidiis clavatis 25 -30 »7-8; sporis hya-
linis, sublimoniformibus, 7-9 » 4,8-5,5.

Ilab. ad corticem Eucalypti globuli, in Lusitania. -- Spe-
cies haec Mycenoe rubro-marginatce Fr. admodum proxima, forte
hucusque cum ista confusa, nam cum eiusdem figura in Fries Icon.
sel. Tab. 78, fig. 4 bene convenit at ab hac specie, qualis a me
et etiani ab auctoribus est intellecta, satis suporaque distincta
(Bros. 1. c).
L0. Mycena illuminans P. Henn. Hedw. 1903, p. (305). - Pileo tenui 7'J
membranaceo, subcampanulato, dein convoxo, pallido v. fiavidulo.
medio umbilicato-depresso, viscido, obscuriori, radiatira striato j)Ii-
catoque, .~>-15 mm. diam.; stipite fistuloso, tereti, curvato, pallido,
levi, glabro, 5-12*0,7-1 mm., basi bulbilloso subdiscoidoo, usque

2 lmii incrassato; lamellis sinuoso-adnatis, subdistantibus, inaequi-
longis latisque medio usque 2 mm. latis, ventricosis, utrin<pie at-

Hymenomycetse, Ag-aricacea?, LeucosporBe, Omphalia. 2]

tenuatis, pallidis v. albis; basidiis clavatis 20-25*6-8; sporis glo-
bosis levibus, 1-guttulatis, liyalinis, 6-8 \l. diam.

Hab. ad truncos Calami in horto Bogor. Javte (Volkens). —
Vivide pliosphorescens.
11. Mycena sphaerospora Massee in Kew Bull. 1901, p. 161. — Pi- 80
leo campanulato, sicco, levi, olivaceo, 4-6 mm. lato; lamellis an-
nexis, angustis, subdistantibus, albido-olivaceis ; stipite filiformi,
basi incurvato, pileo concolori, 2-3 cm. longo; sporis hyalinis,
globosis, verruculosis, 4 [j.. diam.

Hab. in silvulis, Old Calabar Africse occident.

EOMYCENELLA Atkins. Bot. Gaz. 1902, p. 36 (Etym. eos primitivus
et Mycena). — Fungus stipitatus, pileatus. Pileus e campanulato
expansus, imperfecte lamellatus, tenuissimus, e filamentis articulatis,
ramosis, radiantibus formatus, subtus remote anguste radiatim pli-
cato-lamellatus, lamellis stipitem non attingentibus, trama rudi-
mentali. Basidia clavata, tetraspora. Sporffi 1-cellulares, hyalinae.
Ad Mycenas et Marasmios tenuissimos accedere videtur.

1. Eomycenella echinocephala Atkins. 1. c f. 1. — Tota 3-8 mm. si
alta, candida; pileo 0,5-0,75 mm. lat., supra et margine echinu-
lato-fimbriato ; stipite filiformi pilis veluti capitellatis consperso ;
basidiis breve clavatis 9-12 * 6-9; sporis obovoideo-oblongis, levi-
bus, basi subapiculatis, 6-8 « 3-4, hyalinis.

Hab. in foliis emortuis E-hododendri maximi. Blownina:
Rock N. C. Amer. bor.

OMPHALIA Fr. Syll. V p. 308, IX p. 41, XI p. 23, XIV p 84.

1. Omphalia calycinoides P. Henn. Fungi Indiae or. II, in Hedw. s'-'
1901, p. 334. — Membranacea tenuis, csespitose fasciculata; pileo
infundibuliformi, radiatim striato plicatoque albido, sicco flavido,
margine subrepando, 1-2 cm. diam. ; stipite fistuloso, gracili su-
perne incrassato, subclavato, levi glabro v. substriato, e pallido
brunneo, 1-1,5 cm. longo, 0,5 mm. lato; larnellis longe decurren-
tibus, triquetris, distantibus basi anastomosantibus usque ad 1 mm.
latis, pallidis; basidiis clavatis, 18-20*6, sterigmatibus 4 subula-
tis; sporis subglobosis v. ellipsoideis, hyalinis, levibus 5-6*4.

Hab. ad terram v. in radicibus?, Saharanpur-(xari!<Mi EndiaB
orient.

2. Omphalia sphagnophila Peck, Harrim. Alaska Exped. Crypt. p. 47. 82
— Pileo anguste obconico et centro depresso, demum tubiformi

22 BympnomycetsB, A.garicace8e, Leucosporse, Omphalta.

v. subinfundibuliformi, tenui, glabro, albido v. pallide flavo; la-
mellis latiusculis, distantibus, longe decurrentibus, flavis, intersti-
tiis saBpe veuosis; stipite brevi, solido v medullato, pruinoso v.
minute toinentoso, a.1 1 > i* I < >, basi albo-myeelioso; sporis late ellipsoi-
deis, 6-7 * 4-5.

Ilah. inter Sphagna, Port Olarence Alaska (Tbeleasb).
Pileus 1-2 cm. lat ; stip*-s 1-2 cm. long., 2-4 inm. cv. Omph. nm
belUferce vere affinis, a qua forma pilei junioris ei lamellis lon-
gius decurrentibus distinguitur.

3. Omphalia Arechavaletae Speg. Myc Arg. ser. T. in A.nn. Soc. Ci- "'
cut. Argent. 1899, pag 263. — Solitaria v. paucigregaria ; pileo
hemisphasrico 10-15 mm. diam., convexo, carnosulo, exumbonato,
centro glabro v. pulvisculo ln-terogenco adsperso, margine integr<>,

in juventute subinvoluto; carne tenui flocculosa, citrina; lamellis
subangustis atque subconfertiusculis, antice acutis, postice trunca-
to-adnatis denticuloque breviter decurrentibus, primo citrinis dein
nubecula ex albo-violascente velatis; stipite erecto flexuosulo, sae-
pius compresso ssepeque longitudinaliter grosse parceque suleato
20-25 mm. long. 2,5-5, mm. cr., basi attenuato, apice abrupte in
pileum expanso, glabro, levi, inferne citrino me<1io flavo, superne
aurantiaco et saepe glauco-pruinosulo intus latissime fistuloso; spo-
ris ovatis v. ellipticis, 12 « 6 7. nubiloso-farctis, hyalinis.

/lab. ad terram in prafcis editioribus pr. Montevideo, Uruguay.

4. Omphalia Stuckerti Speg. Mycefc. argent. ser. II, 1902, p. 4(.> — 85
Pileo primo hemisphaerico, leniter umbilicato dein elongato infun-
dibulari vel subcornucopiformi 5-8 mm. long. et diam., margine
semper plus minusve involuto, glabro, fulvo, testaceo v. lateritio-
aurantiaeo; lamellis subconfertis, non tuberculatis, anguste lineari-
bus utrinque acutis, B-8 mm. long. et 0,5 mm. latis, subfcenuibus
acie integerrimis polymacriis, deorsum sensim Longeque decurren-
tibus pallidioribus; stijiite tereti v subcompresso fistuloso 6-12
mm. longo 0,5-1 mm. diam , pileo concolori, basi abrutiuscule sub-
bulboso 2,5-4 mm diam.; basidiis ei cystidiis subcylindraceis \fi-
20 1 5 hyalinis, levibus, sterigmatibus brevibus; sporis ovatis,
apice altero obtusis, n h<*ro acutiusculis, 6-6,5 3,5-4, hyalinis, l<vi-
bus, s;ipius grosse 1-guttulatis.

ffab. ad radices superficiales Punicae Granati, prope Oor-
doba in Argentina T. Stuckeet).

5. Omphalia Campanella Batsch Syll. V. p. 327. var. sparsa ,;
Pecfc m Etep. of fche State Botanist. L901, p. 064. Pileo con-

Hvmenomycetse, Agaricacese, Leucosporae, Pleurotus. 23

vexo parce umbilicato interdum nigro-papillato, 8-12 mm. lato;
lamellis luteis, decurrentibus, latiusculis, subdistantibus ; stipite fi-
liformi 2,5-5 cm. longo, cequali, glabro, cavo, nigro vel brunneo-
nigro, basi tomentoso.

Hab. sparsa in silvis Coniferarum, ad terram, Bolton,
Amer. bor.
6. Omphalia virginalis Quelet XIX Suppl. des Champ. de Jura e *~
des Vosges, pag. 2, planche III, fig. 4. — Pruinosa, translucida,
alba; stipite capillari, 5-G mm. long., basi innato ibique filamen-
tis sericeis radiantibus cincto; pileo convexo, dein applanato, 3-4
miu. lato, umbilicato, striato; lamellis arcuatis, remotis, latiusculis;
sporis ovoideo-sphaericis, 8-9 \i. long., punctatis, hyalinis.
Hab. ad truncos muscosos, Jura Galliae.

PLEUROTUS Fr. Syll. V p. 339, IX p. 45, XI p. 24, XIV p. 88,
XVI p. 36.

1. Pleurotus lignatilis (Pers.) Gill. — Syll. V, p. 344. — var. albo-vi- 88
rens Quel. Omphalia Ugnatilis (Pers.) Quel. var. albo-virens Quel.,
Assoc. franc. p. 1'Avanc. Scienc. 1901, partie II, 1902, p. 494
tab. III, fig. 1. — Pileo convexo undulato, 4-8 cm. lat., umbili-
cato, pruinoso, albo; carne tenui, sapida, alba, odore farina^; la-
mellis adnatis, confertis, tenuibus, undulatis, demum dentato-fim-
briatis (ut in Lentino), albo-virentibus ; stipite excentrico, farcto,
tenaci, subradicante, pruinoso albo; sporis ovoideo-oblongis, 7-8 a.
longis, hyalinis.'

Hab. coespitosa ad Populos in viridario Tete-d'Or, Lyon,
Gallia (M. Couvert).

2. Pleurotus spadiceus Karst. Fung. nov. Loennb. 1904, p. 1 (Fin- 89
ska Vetensk. Soc). — Pileo suborbiculari, plano, carnosulo, cute ge-
latinosa, ut videtur, marginem versus submembranaceo, uonfertis-
sime pellucide striatulo siccitateque cartilagineo, glaberrimo, spa-
diceo, circiter 10 cm. lato; stipite excentrico, incurvo, siccitate
cartilagineo, praesertim apice furfuraceo, inferne incrassato, rufe-
scente, circiter 3 cm. longo, 1 cni. crasso; lamellis adnatis, sece-
dentibus, confertis, albis; cystidiis nullis; sporis subsph;croideis
3-4 ;j.. diam.

Hab. in regione Knopioenso, Sibirite Aug. 1903 (0. A. F.
Lonnbohm). — Ad Pleurotum subpalmatum proxime accedit.

3. Pleurotus violaceo-cinerescens P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1901, 90
p. 54, Syll. XVI, p. 1111 (nomen). - - Imbricato-csespitosus ; pileo

24 Hymenomycetae, A.g%ricocPse, Leucosporse, Pleurotus.

«.•arnoso, excentrico, convexo-eoncliiformi, violaceo-cinerescente,
sparse obscurius squamuloso, 3 6 cm. longo. 2-B cm. lato, mar-
gine tenui involuto; stipite excentrico v. Laterali, farcto, subtereti
usque a<l 4 cm. longo, 1 ,5 <m. crasso, cinereo-striatulo ; lamellis
decurrentibus, subconfertis, 1,6-2 mm. latis, albo flavescentibus ;
basidiis clavatis 20-25 » (5-8; sporis subglobosis, levibus, hyalino-
flavescentibus 4,5-6 a. diam.

Ilab. in basi truncorum, Kamerun Afr.

4. Pleurotus membranaceus Massee in Kew Bull. 1901, p. LBl. — 91
Pileo membranaceo, dimidiato, flabelliformi, margine ut plurimum
lobato, albo, glabro 5-7 cm. lato; lamellis subconfertis, angustis,
albis, postice decurrentibus; sporis ovato-oblongis, hyalinis 9-
10 * B-6.

Hab. in truncis, Poona, prov. Bombay Indise brit. (Woodrow).

5. Pleurotus stratosus Atkinson in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, p. Jl<*<. 92

G-regarius vel saepe imbricatus; pileo sessili, late aliter brevi
stipitato 2-5 cm. lato, 2-3 cm. longo, obovato vel late cuneato,
margine plano, in exemplaribus majoribus crenato, viscoso. sordide
albo vel pallide fulvo, minute tomentoso vel longis setulis in cae-
spitulos confertis, consperso, convexo vel deprcsso, tenui, duro,
non striato; lamellis sordide albis vel maturitate pallide luteis.
angustis, 1-1,5 mm., ad stipitem convergentibus, stipatis; basi-
diis clavatis 4-sporis 20-25^4-5; c^^stidiis numerosis, breve lan-
ceolato-fusoideis, hyalinis vel sordide luteolis, 45*10-14; sporis
ovoideis vel subglobosis, levibus, granulosis 2-3 a. diam.

llab. ad ligna putrida Cayuga Lake, Warner's Glen, Ithaca
N. Y. Amer. bor.

6. Pleurotus similis Peck Eep. of the Stafce bot. 1899, p. 841. 93
Pileo carnoso 2,5-5 cm. diam., tiexibili, spathulato, tiabeliato vel
suborbiculari, convexo, glabro, albo vel luteo-albo; carne alba; la-
mellis angustis, subdistantibus, decurrentibus, basi distinctis, al-
bis; stipite brevi, 6-12 mm. longo, 4-6 mm. crasso, glabro, basi
villoso, solido, laterali veJ excentrico, albo; sporis subellipticis B-
7.5 « 3-4,2.

HaJb. in truncis emortuis Ostryae virginianae, solitarius v.
caespitosus, West Sliokan Amer. bor. Pl. pantoleuco aflfinia
7 Pleurotus Eryngii DC. Grill. — Syll. V, p. 347. \ pai . caespitoso
terrester I'. Efenn. iu Hedw. L901, p. 98, Syll. XVI, pag. 1111
(nouicii . -- Plerumque caespitosus, pileo Lente carnoso, tenaci, fir
mo, convexo, explanato dein medio depresso, irregulari, cinereo

ii i

Hymenomycetse, Ag-aricacese, Leucosporse, Pleurotus. 25

rubescente, interdum subsericeo, demum rimoso subsquamulescente,
margine undulato, interdum lobato-inciso, 2-8 cm. diam. ; stipite
subexcentrico, firmo, tereti, subclavato, pallido usque ad 4 cm.
longo, 0,5-1 cm. cr. ; lamellis decurrentibus subdistantibus, tenaci-
bus, angustis, pallide navescentibus; sporis oblongo-ellipsoideis, 1-
guttulatis, hyalinis, 8-11 « (3, levibus.
Hab. prope Biskra, Algeria.

8. Pleurotus macilentus Massee in Kew Bull. 1901, p. 161. — Pileo 95
fiaccido, tenuissimo, flabelliforini, margine interdum lobato, albo
flavido, glabro, striato, 4-5 cm. lato; lamellis latis, subconfertis,
albidis, postice abrupte attenuatis; stipite laterali, brevi, 6-8 mm.
longo crassoque; sporis ellipticis 9-10*6.

Hab. in ligno emortuo, Old Calabar Africae occident.

9. Pleurotus Harmandi Har. et Pat., Champ. rec. au Jap., in Bull. ■I,;
du Mus. d' Hist. nat. 1902, n. 2, p. 131. — Sparsus v. subcaespi-
tosus, primitus clausus et subglobosus, sessilis, lateraliter uno pun-
cto affixus, dein secundum sequatorium circumscissus, parte supe-
riori in pileum antice liberum postice indehiscentem abeunte, parte
inferiori tuberculiformi, limbo volviformi praedita, primitus libera,
dein cum pilei margine concrescenti ; pileo conchiformi, centro
pallidiori depresso, integro v. sinuoso, squamoso, velutino, fulvo-
brunneo, margine involuto; lamellis dilute luteis, decurrentibus,
confertis, strictis, imequalibus, simplicibus, basim versus distanti-
bus magis venosulis, contextu carnoso, obscure luteo; basidiis 2-
4-sterigmaticis, clavatis, 40-50 v 5-6; cystidiis apiculatis capitatisve;
sporis globosis, levibus 9 u.. crassis.

Hab. in silva Chuiznipi, Tokyo Japonue (Harmand).

10. Pleurotus bipindensis P. Henn. in- Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1901, p. 54, 97
Syll. XVI, p 1111 (nomen). — Pileo carnoso molli, flabellato v.
reniformi, horizontali, ssepe lobato v. inciso-crenato, albido, prui-
noso 2-4 cm. cliam. ; stipite laterali, late compresso, concolori ca.

5 mm. longo latoque, basi discoideo, byssino; lamellis decurrenti-
bus latiusculis, subconfertis, insequilongis, albidis; sporis cylindra-
ceis, obtusis, basi oblique apiculatis , 8-10 « 3-3,5.
Hab. ad cauclices emortuos, Kamerun Afr.

11. Pleurotus portegnus Speg. — Syll. V, p. 366. - var. microspo- ;,s
rus Speg. Myc. Arg. ser. II, 1902, p. 50. - - A typo differt sporis
minoribus, 6*3.

Hab. ad ramos dejectos putrescentes in silvula S. Catalina pr.

Buenos Aires.

•ji*> 1 1 3 n k -ii< i iii \ i-ct ;i-. Agaricacene, Leucospora?, Efygrophorus.

12. Pleurotus minutus Peck in Rep. of fche Sfcate Botanisfc, 1901, 99
|i. 949. — Pileo minuto, reniformi vel suborbiculari, dein resu-
pinafco, interdum maturifcafce subreflexo, saepe centro sUbdepresso
2-4 mm. lato, flocculoso-pruinoso, albo, margine involufco; lamellia
inaequalibus, angusfcis, disfcantibus, decurrentibus, albis v. albidis;
stipite brovi, excentrico, curvo, pruinoso albido, basi tomentoso, 2
mm. longo.

/Itih. in truncis emortuis Betulae prope Loonlake, Amer. bor.

13. Pleurotus graminicola Fayod) Sacc. el D. Sacc Pleurotellus hypno- 100
philus Fayod olim nec B., Pleurotellus graminicola Fayod A.nn.
Acc. d'Agr. Torino 1893, p. 90. — Perpusillus, 3-11 mm. lat .
reniformis, albus, inferne subcarneus, parasiticus ; pileo sessili, sub
lente pubescenti, margine inflexo, in juventute subeupulari; la-
mellis confertis, angustis, subcarneis; subhymenio subnullo; basi-
diis et cystidiis claviformibus ; sterigmatibus binis-quaternis ; spo-

ris sublaerimiformibus, 7 « 3.

Hab. ad gramina in Pedemonfcio. — PL craterello et Pl.
hjijmophilo affinis.

14. Pleurotus septicoides P. Henn. F Amaz. I in Hedw. 1904, p. 184. lul
— Pileo subresupinato basi affixo, sessili, tenue membranaceo, sub-
reniformi, intogro v. lobato, superne lacteo gilvescente, pruinoso,
levi, basi subbyssino, 3-8 mm. diam.; lamellis radiantibus subdi-
sfcanfcibus, inrequilongis, pallidis, in sicco alutaceis, angustis, c. (>,:'.
mm. latis; basidiis clavatis ; sporis subglobosis hyalinis, levibus,
2,5-3,5 jj.. diam.

Hab. ad ramos putres Rio Jurua, Jurua Mirv. — Pleuroto se-
ptico habifcu prpximus, sed sporse omnino diverssB.

15. Pleurotus rufipes (Mass. efc"W. G. Smith) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Aga- lllJ
ricu8 rufipes Mass. et Sm. in Journ. of Bot. 1903, pag. 385

Pileo dimidiato v. reniformi, convexo, membranaceo, udo valde
glutinoso, albo, centro salmonicolore, margine incurvato; stipite
denique incurvafco, viscoso-rubido, intus salmonicolore, medio albo,
basi pubescenfce; lamellis adnatis, latis, distanfcibus, albis, intersti-
fciis subroseis; sporis .... (non descriptis).

//i//'. ad ligna in Britannia. Pileus .'5-1 mm. diam., stipes
4-~i iiiin. long., 0,6 mm. cr.

HYGR0PH0RUS Fr. — Syll. V p. 378, IX p. 52, XI p 27, XI V

p. 91, X\ i p. 39.
1. Hygrophorus Limacium castaneus il Eenn. in Engl, Bofc. Jahrb lo3

Hymenomycetfe, A<?aricacece, Leucosporse, Hygrophorus. 27

1901, p. 50, Syll. XVI, p. 1111 (nomen). — Pileo carnosulo, eon-
vexo v. eentro depresso, viscido, granuloso vel verrucoso, castaneo,
margine involutn, velo viscoso, ca. 0,5-1,5 cm. diam . ; stipite far-
cto, tereti pallide fiavido, Ievi, glabro 1-2,5 cm. longo, 1.5-2,5 mm.
cr. ; lamellis adnatis, subdecurrentibus, subconfertis, arcuatis, pal-
lide ilavis; basidiis clavatis, 23-25 « 6-8; sporis ellipsoideis v. ovoi-
deis, hyalinis 0-8 « 3,5-4.

Hab. ad ramos putres, Kamerun Afr.

2. Hygrophorus (Limacium) glutinosus Peek in Rep. of State Botan. 1(,}

1901, pag. 950. — ■ Pileo carnoso, firmo, convexo glutinoso, albo,
saepe glutine Iuteo tincto. in sicco margine involuto, 2,5-5 cm.
lato; carne alba; lamellis subdistantibus, adnatis, albis; stipite
sequali, solido, albo, floccoso-tomentoso, inferne glutinoso, superne
guttuiis glandularibus consperso vel in sicco rubro punctulato 2,5
cm. longo, 6-8 mm. crasso; sporis 7,5-10^5-6.

Hab. ad terram in Amer. bor. — Ab Hygr. gliocyclo lamellis
adnatis differt, ab Hygr. ebumeo, stipite solido, superne rubro pi-
cto differt.

3. Hygrophorus (Limacium) paludosus Peck in the Torr. Bot. Club. 105

1902, p. 70. — Pileo earnoso, convexo, obtuso verrucis luteo-brun-
neis dense vestito, 2-4 cm. lato; carne albida, sapore subacri,
odore terreo; lamellis adnatis vel subdecurrentibus. subdistantibus,
albidis, in vetustate griseo-Iuteo zonatis; stipite subaequali, longiu-
sculo, flexuoso, basi subcurvulo, solido, glutinoso, albo, superne
punctis luteis notato, in sicco longitudiualiter brunneo striato-fi-
broso, 5-10 cm. longo, 4-8 mm- crasso; sporis albis, subellipticis
8-10 v 5-7.

Hab ad terram turfosam, inter muscos, Greenville, Mich.,
Amer. bor. (B. O. Longyear).

4. Hygrophorus (Limacium) Peckii Atkinson in Journ. of M^vol. L06
1902, p. 114. — Cxregarius vel sparsus, 6-10 cm. alt. ; pileo con-
vexo, margine snepe curvulo, dein expanso depressoque vel sub-
umbilicato fulvo vel fulvo-vinoso, 1-2,5 cm. lato, viscido, inter-
dum griseolo, margine rubro-striato ; lamellis latis, albis, stipi-
tem versus luteolis, distantibus, arcuatis, decurrentibus; sporis el-
lipsoideis, subinaequilateralibus, levibus, granulosis 6-8« 4-5; sti-
pite 2-4 mm. crasso, fragili, cavo, ssepe longitudinaliter fisso,
odore foetido.

Hab. in silvis, Cornell lleights, Ithaca (C. H. Kauppman), BIo-
wing Rock, N. C. et Piseco, N. Y. (Doct. Peck).

2s Hymenomycets1, A.garicacese, Leucosporse, Byjrrophorus.

5. Hygrophorus Limacium pusillus Peck in fche Torr Bol Club. ]i,~
1902, p. 69. — Pileo convexo, tenui, subviscido, glabro, albo, 1-2
cm. diam ; stipifce brevi, glabro, cavo, albo, basi tomento mycelioi-
deo albido donato, 2-2,5 cm. longo, 1-2 mm. crasso; lamellis ar
cuatis, subdistantibus, decurrentibus, albis; sporis 4-6 ;j.. longis.

Ildh. ad fcerram in silvis. Moscow Mounbiins. Malio. Amer.
bor. (L. F. Henderson).

6. Hygrophorus Limacium) subviolaceus Peck Efcep of the State Bot. 108
1899, pag. 842, tab. C, fig. 11-15. — Pileo nrmo, hemisphserico
dein convexo, glabro, viscido, hygrophano, violaceo. in sicco pal-
lido vel griseo 2,5-4 cni. lato; carne alba : lamollis arcuatis, di-
stantibus, decurrentibus, pallide violaceis; stipite aequali vel utrin-
que conico, firmo, glabro, albo 2,5-4 cm. longo, 4-8 mm. crasso ;
sporis subglobosis vel fere ellipsoideis, 6-7,5 « 5-6.

Ilab. in paludosis, Meadowdale, Amer. bor.

7. Hygrophorus (llygrocybe) miniatus Fr. — Syll. V, p. 413. — var. 109
sphagnophilus Peck Bep. of the State bot. 1899, p. 856. — Pileo
late convexo, subumbilicato, rubro; lamellis adnatis, albidis, dein
luteolis, interdum rubro-tinctis, raro margine rubris ; stipite pileo
concolori, basi albiduio, superne fragilissimo.

Hab. in muscosis Kasoag, Amer. bor

8. Hygrophorus {Hjigrocijbe) pallidus Peck in the Torr. Bot. Club. 110
1902, p. 69. — Pileo tenui, convexo, dein subplano, margine in-
terdum recurvato undulatoque, glabro, hygropliano, pallidc lila-
cino vel pallide violaceo, interdum margine striatulo. in sicco gri
seo-albo, 1,5-3 cm. lato; lamellis subincrassatulis, distantibus, ar-
cuatis adnatis vel subdecurrentibus, pileo concoloribus, in 8icco
subcinereis; stipite tcnui, sequali, glabro, cavo, albo, 2.5-5 cm.
longo, 2-4 mm. cavo ; sporis albis, subglobosis, 5-6 « 4-5.

Ilab. ad terram, Massachusset, Amer. bor. (S. Davis1. — ILjgr.
8phcero8poro et H. PecJcii afHuis.

9. Hygrophorus [Hygrocybe subrufescens Peck in Rep. of the State ni
Botanist. 1902, p. 23, tab. ]\r, fig. l-(i. — Pileo carnoso, margine
tenui, convexo vel fere plano, sicco minute floccoso-squamuloso,
pallide rosco vel gnsro-roseo, 2,5 cm. lato; carne albida, roseo
picta : sapore grato; lamellis subdistantibus, decurrentibus, albidia ;
stipite longiusculo, subaequali, flexuosulo, glabro, solido, albo, 3,
5-5,7 < lii. Jongo, 4-8 mm. crasso; sporis ellipsoideis 7.r> 5.

Iltib. in sihi<, Porl Jefferson, Amer bor
L0. Hygrophorus {Hygrocybe) hypholomoides P. Eenn. in Engl. Bot. 112

Hymeiiomycetfe, Aj^aricacese, Leucusporpe, Lactarius. 29

Jahrb. 1901, p. 50, Syll. XVI, p. 11 U (nomen). — Pileo sub-
carnoso, eonvexo-expanso, flavo, sicco, levi, glabro, 2,5-3 cm. diam.,
centro obtuso, subaurantiaco ; stipite farcto dein fistuloso, tereti,
interdum fiexuoso, glabro 2-5 cm. longo, 2-3 mm. cr., flavo-ru-
bescenti; lamellis adnatis, subconfertis, fiavidis, angustis; sporis
subglobosis, levibus 4-5 ;j.. diam. hyalinis.
Hab. ad ligna putrida, Kamerun Afr.

11. Hygrophorus (Hygrocybe) bipindensis P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. n:j
Jahrb. 1901, p. 49, Syll. XVI, p. 1111 (nomon). — Pileo carno-
sulo e campanulato expanso, centro depresso umbilicato obscu-
riori, margine striato, glabro, sicco aurantiaco-cinnabarino, 2,5-4
cm. diam.; stipite farcto, tereti, aequali, levi, 3-7 cm. longo, 2,5-4
mm. cr., concolori, basi fibroso; lamellis deeurrentibus, subdistan-
tibus, imcquiJongis. luteis v. pallide aurantiacis, acie iucrassatis;
sporis subglobosis, levibus 3,5-4 \y. diam. hyalinis.

Hab. ad terram umbrosam, Kamerun Afr.

12. Hygrophorus (Hygrocybe) juruensis P. Henn. F. Amaz. I in Hedw. ll1
1904, p. 181. — Pileo earnoso-ceraceo, rotundato, umbilicato, de-
presso v. infundibuliformi, levi, glabro, sicco margine radiato-
striatulo, coccineo, 1-2 cm. diam.; stipite flstuloso, tereti, aequali

v. subclavato, aurantiai o, levi, gJabro, 2-4 cm. longo, 1-1,5 mm.
cr. ; lamellis decurrentibus, distantibus, imequilongis, subventrico-
sis, usque ad 2 rnm. latis, paJlide flavidis, ceraceo-rigidis, acie in-
tegris, obtusis; basidiis clavatis, 25-35-7-10. sporis cllipsoideis
v. subovoideis, 1-guttulatis, hyalinis, 7-11 v 5-8, levibus.

Hab. acl terram argillaceam Rio Jurua, Bom Fim, Amazonia
(Ule).

LACTARIUS Fr. — Syll. V p. 423, IX p 56, XI p. 31, XIV p. 94,
XVI p. 43.

1. Lactarius foetidus Peck in Rep. of fche Stato Botanist, L901, llr»
p. 949. — Pileo carnoso, firmo, sulDplano vel centro depresso, mi-
nute sericeo-lanuginoso, pallide luteo-brunneolo, dein brunneo, 5-
7,5 cm. Jato; carne albida, lacte albo, odore foetido, sapore grato ;
Jamellis sulDdistantibus, adnatis vel subdeeurrentilnis, luteo-albis,
dein rubro-brunneis ; stipite 2,5-5 cm. longo, 4-6 mni. crasso,
gequali, solido, glabro, albido; sporis subellipsoideis vel subglobosis
6-8 (jl. diam.

Hdb. ad terram, in silvis Snyders, Rensselaer co., Amer. bor.

2. Lactarius subdulcis (Bull.) Fr. Syll. V, p. 450. - var. oculatus 11,;

:«i Hymenomycette, Vgaricacese, Leucosporse, Russula.

Pec-k in Rep. dI' th<> Sfaif Botanist, 1902, p. 37. — Pileo bumido,
subhygrophano, vinaceo, centro (in umbone) macula parvula per
sistenti rufo-brunnea praedito; cetera ut in typo
llab. in abietinis, Nortli Elba Americe bor.

LACTARIOPSIS P. Henn, in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. L901, pag. 51, Syll.
XVI, ]). 1111 (Etyni. I.nrfarius et ap.si.s facies), Pileus carno-
sus, margine involuto cum stipite velo membranaceo conjunctus.
Hymenophorum cum stipite contiguum; lamellas adnato-decurren-
tes insequales, ceraceo-rigidulae, lactescentes. Sporae globosae sub-
hyalinae asperulsB. A Lactario diffort margine pilei cum stipite
(velo membranaceoo) conjuncto; cetera eadem.

1. Lactariopsis Zenkeri P. Henn. 1. c. — Pileo carnoso, rigido, pla- 117
no-convexo, centro umbilicato depresso, dein expanso subinfundi-
buliformi, flavo-brunneo, pruinoso 1-3 cm. diam., margine invo-
luto, subrepando vol striato, primo cum stipite volo membrana-
ceo conjuncto ; stipite farcto, cylindraceo - subclavato, striatulo,
concolpri, postice annulato-marginato, basi attenuato, ca. 2-4 cm.
longo, 3-6 mm. lato ; lamellis adnato-decurrentibus, confertis, ce-
raceis, rigidulis, angustis ca. 1 mni. latis, flavo-ochraceis ; cystidiis
obclavatis 35-46^18-21; basidiis clavatis 20-26*7-9; sporis glo-
bosis, hyalinis vel minute flavidulis, aculeato-asperatis, 6-8 ;j. . d.
Hab. ad terram et in lignis putridis, Kamerun Afr. orient.

RUSSULA Pcrs. — Syll. V p. 453, IX p. 59, XI p. 29, XIV p. 96,
XVI p. 46.

1. Russula magnifica Peck in Rep of the State Botanist 1902, p. 24, 118
tab. N, fig. 1-1 — Pileo carnoso, convoxo vel umbilicato, centro
depresso vol infundibuliformi, glabro, viscido, sequali, centro squa-
moso 10-25 cm. diara ; carne albida, odorc saporeque alcalino,
forti ingratoque; lamellis angustis, stipatis, inaequalibus, adnatis
subdecurrentibusque, albidis roseoque pictis, dein rufo-brunneis ;
stipite sequali v<-l inferne constricto, solido, dein spongioso, albo
5-12,5 cm. longo, L6-36 mm, crasso; sporis albis. snbglnbosis. 7,
r»-l(i vel 6-7,5 [x. diam.

Ilah in silvis, Porl Jefferson, Amer. bor.

2 Russula indecorata ECarst. Pungi nov. Loennb 1904, p, 1 (Finska 119
Vetensk. Soc). Mitis; pileo carnoso, ex convexulo explanato
depressove, firnio, dein fragili ut plurimum regulari, subruguloso,
rufo vel subbrunneo, marginem subpatentem, tenuem, demum le-

Hymenomycete, Agaricacepe, Leucosporse, Russula. 31

viter sulcatum versus pallidiore, pellicula sicca subseparabili tecto,
earne alba, circiter 10 cra. lato; stipite oylindraceo, deorsum le-
viter incrassato, spongioso-farcto vel cavo, sublevi, albo, inferne
obsolete rufescente, circiter 12 cm. longo, 2 4 cra. crasso; lamellis
subliberis sequalibus, confertis, ex alto pallidis, simplicibus.

Hab. in silva acerosa raontana, Syrjo, prope Mustiala FenniaB,
parce Aug. 1902 (P. A. Karsten).

3. Russula cremoricolor Earle in New York Bot. Gard. 1902, p. 340. 120

— Pileo convexo 6-10 cm., centro depresso, intense cremeo, disco
obscuriore, levi, margine integro, incurvo; lamellis heterophyllis,
subsinuosis, substipatis, planiasculis, pallide cremeis; sporis albis,
globosis, parce echinulatis, 5.5-7 ;j.. diam.; stipite 4-6 « 2,5-3,5 cm.,
irregulari, subsequali, levi, albo, solido; carne albida, immutabili,
sapore piperino, odore fere nullo.

Hab. ad terram in silvosis, Stanford University Californise.

— R. mustelincr Fr. affinis.

4. Russula rugulosa Peck Rep. of the State Bot., 1900, pag. 179, 131
tab. 72, fig. 12-18. — Pileo tenui, fragili, convexo, dein iere plano
vel centro depresso, viscido, dein rnguloso-tuberculato, margine
ffiquali dein tuberculato-striato, pellicula margine secedenti, 5-10
cra. lato, rubro; carne alba, sapore subnullo dein acri; lamellis
stipatis, adnatis et subrotundatis, albis; stipite fere sequali, dein
spongioso, albo 5-7, 5 cm. longo, 8-16 mm. crasso; sporis albis,
rugosis, subglobosis, 7,5-10 [i. diam.

Ilab. in silvis Adirondack, Amer. bor.

5. Russula paxilloides Earle in New York Bot. Gard. 1902. p. 341. 138

— Pileo expanso, subdepresso, carnoso, 5-9 cm. diam., disco albido
plus minusve ad marginem integrum miniato, levi, viscidulo; la-
mellis anastomosantibus, subsinuosis, latis, subplanis albidis v. cre-
meo-luteolis ; sporis pallide luteis, globosis o latere rugosis, 7-9 a.
diam.; stipite variabili 5-11^1,5-3 cm., aequali, levi, spongioso;
carne albida, immutabili; sapore intense piperino; odore fere nullo.

Hab. ad terram in silvulis, Standford Univei sity Oalifornise. -
R. veternosw Fr. affinis.

6. Russula ventricosipes Peck in the Bull. Torr. Bot Club, 1902, l2i
p 70 — Pileo tenui, sul»convexo, subplano vel parce centro de-
presso, glabro, pallide alutaceo usquo bruniHfO-luteo, 5-7 cm. lato;
carne alba; lamellis tenellis, angustis, adnatis, subsinuosis, albis
vel albidis, in sicco decoloratis; stipite firmo, ventricoso, solido
raro intus sx)ongioso, subglabro, superne albido, basi rufulo, 5-7

:{*2 Hymenomycetse, A.garicace8e, Leucosporee, tlussula.

cm. longo, 2,5 cm. crasso, ad medium paullo consfcricto; Bporis
late ellipticia vel subglobosis, 6-8 • 6.

Hab. in arenosis, South Yarmouth, Massac, Amer. bor. S.
Davis).

7. Russula palustris Peck Rep. of fche State Bot., 1890, p. 842. 12 1
Pileo tenui, IVagili, subgloboso vel hemisphsBrico, dein convexo v.
subplano, viscido rufo-brunneo vel purpureo-rubro, margine fcu-
berculato-striato, 5-7,5 cm lato ; carne alba. pelliculam versus ru-
bro-tincta; sapore acri; lamellis integris, substipafcis, albidis dein
luteolis; stipite sequali, glabro, spongioso dein cavo, fragili, albido,
saepe rubro-tincto, 4-7,5 cm. longo, 8-12 mm. crasso; sporis sub-
globosis, 1-nucleatis 7,5-10 \i. diam.

llab. in paludosis sub Alni, Jayville, St. Lawrence co , Ainer.
bor. — R. decoloranti affinis.

8. Russula granulata Peck Rep. of the State Bot. 1899, t. C, f. 1-5. l25

— Pileo convexo, dein subplano vel centro depresso, viscido, mi-
nute granuloso-squamuloso, dein margine tuberculato-striato. in-
tense luteo et rubro-brunneo tincto 5-7,5 cm lato; carne albida,
sapore aeri ; lamellis angustis, stipatis, adnatis basi furcatis, al-
bidis; stipite sequali vel summo abrupfce confcracto, glabro, spon-
gioso, albido 2,5-3,5 cm. longo, 12-16 mm. crasso; sporis subglo-
bosis 7.5 \i. diam.

Ilab. in silvis, Denning, Ulster co., Amer. bor. — Rara! —
var. lepiotoides Atk. apud Peck, Rep. of the State Bot , 1902,
p. 37. A typo differt pileo rimoso-squamoso. Cetera ut in tvpo.
In silvis, Piseco, Hamilton county, Amer. bor. valde frequens.

9. Russula aeruginescens Peck Rep. of the State Bot. 1899, p. 843. l26

— Pileo convexo dein umbilicato vel centro depr -sso, glabro, vi-
scido, margine a^quali griseo vol griseo-luteo 5-7,5 cm. lato ; carne
alba, sapore acri ; lamellis angustis stipatis, 1-2-furcatis, adnatis
vcl subdecurrentibus, albis; stipite uequali, spongioso, albo, 2,5-5
cm. longo, 12-20 cm. crasso; sporis albis, subglobosis 7.5 ;j.. diam.

Ilab. in silvis, Claryville, Americae borealis. R. CBruginece

aifinis.
L0. Russula abietina Peck Rep. of the State Bot. 1900, pag. 180, 127
tab. 72. fig 1-11. - Pileo fcenui, fragili, convexo, dein fere plano
vel cenfcro subdepresso, viscido, fcuberculafco, margine Btriafco 2,6-6
cm. lato; oarne alba, sapore grato; lamellis subdistantibus, ven
tricosis, stipifcem versua angusfcafcis, rofcundafcis, subliberis, albidis,
dein paliide luteisj stipifce asquali, apice conico, farcto vel cavo,

Hymenomycetne, Ayaricaceae, Leucosporre, Russula. 33

albo, 2,5-5 cm. longo, 6-10 mm. crasso; sporis luteo-ochraceis,
subglobosis, rugosis 7,5-10 [t. diam.

Hab. in silvis inter truncos Coniferarum, Amer. bor.

11. Russula integra (L ) Fr. — Syll. V, p. 475. — var. rubro-tincta l28
Peck Rep. of the State Bot. 1900, p. 164. — Stipite rubescenti;
pileo intense rubro; lamellis pulvere lutea (spone) conspersis

Hab. ad terram prope Placid Lake, Amer. bor. (Miss N. L.
Marshall et Miss H. C. Andersont).

12. Russula delica Fr. — Syll. V. p. 455. — var. glaucophylla Quel. 129
Assoc. franc. p. 1'avanc. scienc. 1901, partie II, 1902, p. 495. —
Differt a typo lamellis glaucis, sapore acri piperato.

Hdb. ad terram in G-allia. — Sec. Qui'1. huc spectat Lactarius
chloroides et L. Listeri Krombh. t. 56, f. 8-9 et 56, f. 1-4.

13. Russula purpureo-lilacina Fayod in Ann. R. Acc. d'Agr. Torino 130
1893, p 87. — Pileo denso subtenaci, obscure purpureo subvelu-
tino, primo hemisphgerico, margine sinuato, dein pulvinato, 4,3-6
cm. lato, ceutro leniter depresso minute granulato-diffracto, mar-
gine levi; lamellis integris, postice attenuatis, antice rotundatis
semper flavidis; stipite .equali farcto roseo-lilacino, prsecipue primo
lilacino-pruinoso ; basidiis 36 « 6 emergentibus ; sporis sphsericis
verrucosis, 6 \x. diam

Hab. catervatim v. solitaria ad terram in castanetis pinetisque
in alpibus Pedemontii et Ligurias orient. — Prsecipue stipite basi
persicina dignoscenda species.

14. Russula flaviceps Peck Rep of the State Bot. 1899, pag. 843, 131
tab. C, fig. 6-10. — Pileo convexo vel centro depresso, glabro,
viscido, initio margine nequali, dein subtuberculoso-striato, pallide
luteo 5-10 cm. lato; lamellis stipatis, constrictis, acie subrotunda-
tis, pallide luteolis, dein luteis; stipite sequali, farcto dein spon-
gioso, albo, 4-6,5 cm. longo, 8-16 mm. crasso; sporis luteis, sub-
globosis 7,5 (i. diam.

Hab. in silvis Claryville, Amer. bor.

15. Russula Earlei Peck in Rep. of the State Botau. 1902, p. 25, 132
t. N, fig. 5-10. — Pileo carnoso, firmo, hemisplnerico, dein late
couvexo vel fere plano, interdum centro depresso, glabro, viscido,
margine sequali vel interdum rimoso, stramineo, dein maturitate
pallido, 3,5-6 cm. lato; carne albida vel luteola, saporo grato; la-
mellis tenuibus, distantibus, adnatis, initio albidis dein luteolis;
stipite brevi, firmo, aequali, solido dein spongioso, albo, 2,5-3,5 cm.
longo, 6-10 mm. crasso; sporis albis, subglobosis, 5-6 \i. diam.

34 Bymenomycetse, Aguricacese, LeucosporsB, Canthareilus.

Ilah. in silvis, Port Jefferson, Amer. lior.

16. Russula pulverulenta Pecfc in ehe Torr. Bofc. Club; L902, p. 70. 133

— Piloo subtonui, oonvexo, dein contro depresso vel subumbili-
cato, margine aequali ])ulverulento-furfuraceo, griseo-brunneo, 3-5
'iii. lato; carno albida, odore foetido, sapore ingrato; lamellis sub-
stipafcis, albis; stipite subsequali, superno albo, inferne pallido,
dense luteo punctato; 3-4 cm. longo, 8-10 mm. crasso; sporis glo-
bosis 8 [j.. diam.

Ilah. in silvis, Michigan, Amor. bor. fB. 0. Longyeab).

17. Russula luteo-basis Peck Bull. Torr. Bot. 01. 15)04, p. 179. L34
Pileo convexo, demum subplano, lovi v. margine loviter et indi-
siincte striato, roseo v. rubonti, demum toto pallidiori v. flavido

v. centro tantum, cuticula separabili; carno alba v. albida; lamel-
lis adnatis v. adnexis, sequalibus, cremeo-flavidis v. albidis, senio
v. siccando infuscatis; stipite subsequali, leviter purpuraceo, farcto,
albo, basi flavo ; sporis subglobosis, 8 \i. diam., subinde tanfcum 7 \i.
Hah. ad terram pr. St. Louis Mo Amer. bor. (Glatfelter). —
Pileus 2,5-7 cm. lat. ; stipes 2,5-5 cm. long., 4-12 mm. cr.

18. Russula deremensis P. llonn. Fungi Afr. orient. II, in Bot. 135
Jahrb. XXVIII, p 36. — Pileo carnoso, primo subgloboso, dein
convexo, centro deprosso, flavo brunneolo, cute rimoso, 3-4 cm.
diain., margino primo subinvoluto, dein acuto, tonui, levi, vix
striatulo; stipite spongioso farcto, tereti, pallide flavo, 2,5-3 cm.
longo, 0,8-1 cm. cr. ; lamellis adnatis, vix decurrenfcibus, subcon-
fertis, pro parte ad marginem furcatis, utrinque attenuatis, medio
3-4 mm. latis, pallide flavis ; basidiis clavatis 23-30 v 8-10, ste-
rigmatibus 2-4, subulatis ca. 4 \>.. longis ; sporis globosis 6-8 [j.., epi-
sporio hyalino-flavidulo, aculoato asperatis, aculeis ca. 1 ;j.. longis.

Ilah. ad terram, Deroma, Usambara Afr. (Sghefeleb).

CANTHARELLUS Adans. — Syll. V p. 482, IX p. 63, XI p. 32, XIV
p. 99, XVI p. 48.

1. Cantharellus cibarius Fr. Syll V, p. 482 — var. multiramis 136
Peck Rep. of the State Bot. 1899, p. 856. — Pileo regulari, mar-
giuc recurvafco; lamollis ramosissiinis et anasfcomosanfcibus, ufc in
C. ftoccoso.

Il<ih. ad trrntm, Donning, Amor. bor. — Var. neglectus Sou-
che iii Bull. Soc. Myc. Franoe L904, |. 39. - A fcypo differi pi-
leo tenuiore, dilutius citrino, lamellis brevius decurrenfcibus, pallide
griseo-violaceis, stipito graciliori, odore fungi subnullo. Ad fcerram

Hymenomycetae, Agaricacefe, Leucosporfe, Cantharellus. 35

prope Pramproux, Deux Sevres Gralliae. — Var. albipes Peck in
Rep. of the State Botanist, 1902, pag. 37. A typo differt stipite
albido. Ad terram in Amer. bor.

2. Cantharellus subcarneus Fayod in Annali R. Acc. d' Agr. Torino 1:r?
1893, p. 81. — Pileo campanulato, repando, 2-4 cm. lat., margine
unduJato, tenui; plicis lamelliformibus, parum reticulatis, primo
pure subcarneis, pruinosis, dein in aurantiacum vergentibus; sti-
pite subexcentrico deorsum leviter attenuato, c. 6-10 mm. cr. ;
subhymenio denso unistratoso; basidiis claviformibus, longissimis,

55 » 11, tetra- vel disterigmaticis; sporis ellipsoideis, dorsaliter
parum depressis, 15 « 5.

Hab. in graminosis vulgo catervatim, mense Aug. pr. S. Lo-
renzo Pellice in alpibus Pedemontii frequens. — Canth. cibario
proximus sed minor, firmior, margine tenuior.

3. Cantharellus miniatus Fayod in Ann. R. Acc. d'Agr. Torino, 1893, 138
p. 82, Ch. ignescens Fayod in Ann. Sc. Nat Bot. IX ser., 9 tom.,

p. 304. — Minor; pileo 1,5-3,5 cm. lat., 1 mm. cr., excentrico,
centro depresso, tenui, plus minus lobato et sinuoso, primo mi-
niato dein subaurantiaco stipiteque subtiliter velutino; lamellis
carneis, pliciformibus v. typicis, interstitiis venosis; stipite farcto
vulgo curvato, miniato; sporis ellipsoideis, ;equilateris, 8-10 v 5-6.
Hab. ad terram nudara, juxta vias, catervatim, Angrogna Pel-
lice et S. Germano Pedemontii, Aug. — C. subcarneo affinis, sed
colore, statura minore sporisque majoribus recedit.

4. Cantharellus pulcrifolius Peck in the Torr. Bot. Club, 1902, p. 71. 139
Pileo exili convexo vel centro subdepresso, glabro, margine indi-
stincte ciliato, albo, circ 1 cm. lato; lamellis simplicibus, intequa-
libus, distantibus, decurrentibus, luteis; stipite 1-1,5 cm. longo, 1
mm. crasso, ;equali, glabro, cavo, albo; sporis ellipticis 8 « 4-5.

Hab. in lignis putridis, Moscow Mountains, Idaho, Amer. bor.
(L. F. Henderson).

5. Cantharellus violaceo-griseus P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1901, 140
p 45, Syll. XVI, p. 1112 (nomen) — Pileo submembranaceo, in-
fundibuliformi, levi, 2-3,5 cm. longo, 3-5 mm. cr., basi subbul-
boso incrassato, tomentosulo; lamellis pliciformibus, striiforme de-
currentibus, ina?quilongis, haud dichotomis, pallide violaceis; sporis
haud conspicuis.

Hab. ad ligna putrida, Kamerun Afr.

6. Cantharellus dovrefjeldiensis Henn. et Kirschst. in Hedw. 1902, 111
p. (62). — Pileo minutissimo, subcarnoso, flavo vel citrino, con-

36 Hymenomycet», A.garicaceee, Leucosporee, Cantharellus.

vexo, centro depresso-umbilicato, jiruinoso, margine primo invo-
luto dein undulato v. subcrispulo, 2-5 mm. diam. ; stipite lirmo,
subteroti, pallido, pruinoso 2-2,5 mm. longo, 0,5-0,8 mm. crasso;
lamellis distantibus, pliciformibus, crassis, inaequilongis, haud di-
chotomis, flavidis; basidiis clavatis 2-4-storigmatiris, 20-24*4-6;
sporis ovoideis, hyalinis, intus granulatis, 4-5 * 3-3,5.

llab. ad terram, Dovrofjeld Norvegiae (W. Kibschstein).

7. Cantharellus ochraceus Pat.) Sacc et D. Sacc Neurophyllum ochra- L42
ceum Pat. in Duss Enum. Champ. Guad. 1903, p. 38. Rigidus,
lignescens, ochraceo-rufescons, flabellatus, applanatus, couvolutus,
inciso-lobatus, laciniis plus minus imbricatis e trunco communi
seu stipite, infra rotundato, supra canaliculato duro orientibus;
facie super. velutina, levi v. undulato-tuberculosa, margine rotun-
dato, tenui, sinuato, angusto recto v. inflexo; hymenio inforo longe
decurrenti, venis obtusis, parum eminentibus, confertis simplici-
bus ramosisve percurso; basidiis ovoideis 25-30 » 15 deorsum longe
stipitiformi-tenuatis; sterigmatibus 2-4; cystidiis nullis; sporis
ochraceis, ovoideis, verrucosis, 16-20 w 6-10, basi tenuatis.

llab. ad ligna emortua in silvis Rains-Jaunes, Guadelupa. —
Trama granulosa, dura, pallida, strato corticali molliori crasso,
ochraceo tecta. Fungus totus 10-15 cm. long., stipes 3-5 cm.
long. Affinis C. clavato sed colore pilei sporisque verrucosis di-
versus.

8. Cantharellus bryophilus Peck in Harrim. Alaska Exp. Orypt. p. 46. 143

Pileo tenui, dimidiato, iiabellato v. subspathulato, raro lobato,
glabro plerumquo albo-tomentoso, sessili basi plus minus lata; la-
niollis angustissimis, ramosis v. furcatis, remotis; sporis lato elli-
psoideis v. subglobosis, 6-7 » 5-6.

Ilab. inter muscos Muir Glacier Alaska (Trelease). — Pileus
1-2,5 cm. lat. A C. muscigeno pileo azono et diverse colorato di-
stinguitur. Specimina sicca nigrescunt.
i). Cantharellus pedicellatus (B. Lazaroi Sacc. et D. Sacc Dietyolw m
pi (lircllatus B. Lazaro in Bol. do la Soc espan. de llist. Nat.
1(.K)'2. p. 154, t. III, f. h-0 (absque diagnosi). — Pileo stipitato
dimidiato ll.ibollato, fiavo-pallido, margine sinuoso, parce carnoso J
hymenio concolore, remote venoso, venis parum prominulis, sim-
plicibus v. 8sepius bi-trifurcatis ; stipite eylindrico angustissimo
navo-aurantio sursum vix dilatato, basi nonnihil incrassato; sj>o-
j'is .... (non descriptis).

liab. ad terram in jiratis de la Herreria del Kscorial rlispanise

Hymenomycetse, Ag-aricacese, Leucosporae, Trogia. 37

(Maximo Laguna). — Pileus 0,5 cm. alt.; stipes 0,5 cm. alt. A C.
Laguna3 colore et minutie diversus.

10. Cantharellus Lagunae (B. Lazaro) Sacc. et D. Sacc, Dictyolus La- 145
gun/v B. Lazaro in Bol. Soc espan. de Hist. Nat. Madrid 1902,

p. 153, t. III, f. a-g (absque diagnosi). — Pileo stipitato dimi-
diato-flabellato, pallide griseo, sicco sordide griseo opaco, parce car-
noso, margine 1-2-fisso et subsinuoso; hymenio remotiuscule ve-
noso, venis parum prominulis, obtusulis, simplicibus, raro bifidis;
stipite cylindrico sursum vix dilafcato et applanato, pileoque con-
colore, deorsum olivascente, in sicco fere albo; sporis ....

ILab. inter muscos ad terram, El Escorial Hispanise (Maximo
Laguna). — Pileus 1-2 cm. lat. ; stipes 0,5-1 cm. alt., 1 mm cr.

11. Cantharellus helvelloides P. Henn. F. Amaz. I in Hedw. 1904, 146
p. 181. — Pileo stipitato subtremelloso-membranaceo, helvelloi-
deo-Iobato, plicato, rufo, 2,5 cm. diam. ; stipite fistuloso, subtereti
compresso, pallide brunneolo vel rufescente, pruinoso, 1-2 cm.
longo, 1-1,5 mm. cr. hymenio reticulato-venoso, rufo, venis sub-
pliciformibus, paullulum elevatis, interdum obsoletis; sporis sub-
globosis, 2,5-3 \x. diam., hyalinis.

Hab. ad truncos putres, Rio Jurua, Jurua-Miry, Amazonia
(Ule). — Ob naturam subtremellosam ad Tremellaceas nutat, hinc
ulterius inquirenda species.

TROGIA Fr. — Syll. V p. 635.

1. Trogia cinerea Pafc. Champ. de la G-uadeloupe, ser. III, in Bull. 1-17
Soc Myc de France, T. XVIII, fasc II, 1902 — Pileo mem-
branaceo infcegro subinfundibuliformi, glabrescente, griseo, margine
involuto; stipite farcto, cylindrico, regulari albido, centrali, gla-
bro, basi mycelio discoideo albo, angusto cincto; lamellis decurren-
tibus, simplicibus, sequalibus, copiosis, angustissimis, crassiusculis,
rufescenti-pallidis, pruinulosis, acie obtusa vel canaliculata ; sj)oris
hyalinis, ovoideo-subglobosis, 6-7 u. diam., levibus.

Hab. in fragmentis putridis Hoffmanni;e tubifloroe in
Guadalupa (Duss). — Pileus 8-10 mm. alt. et lat. ; stipes 2-3 cni.
long. 1-2 mm. crassus; lamellie 0,5 mm. lat A speciebus affinibus
colore diverso, stipite graciliore, pileo regulari etc diversa.

2. Trogia hispida Massee in Kew Bull. 1901, p. 162. — Pileo or- 1 is
biculari, conchiformi, resupinato, membranaceo, dorsi centro af-
fixo, brunneo, hispido, 2-3 mm. lato; lamellis centro radiantibus.

38 RymGnomycetae, Vgarlcacese, Leueosporse, Marasmius.

confertis, angustissimis, acie incrassatis; sporis ellipsoideis, suli-
hyalinis 5 3.

Ilab. in ramis emortuis Akin Forest, prope Aburi, Q-old Ooasi
Afrieae oecident. — T. Alni Peck affinis.

RIMBACHIA Patouill. — Syll. XI p. 32, XVI p. 1112
1 Rimbachia ? camerunensis P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb 1901, 149
p. 45. — Sylll. XVI, p. 1112 (nomcn . — Piloo membranaceo sub-
gelatinoso, tubiformi, stipitato, erecto, laeteo, pagina extema levi,
glabro cum stipite contiguo, 1-3 cm. alto, 1-2 cm. lato; stipite
excentrico v. centrali 3-10 mm. Iongo, 1-1,5 mm. cr., concolori:
hymenio superiorem partem infundibuliformem obtegente, primo
levi dein striato-pliciformi, gyroso-reticulato; sporis haud con-
spicuis.

llab. ad caudices putres, Kamerun Afr.

MARASMIUS Fr. ■ Syll. V p. 503, IX p. 65, XI pag. 32, XIV
p. 101, XVI p. 50.

1. Marasmius subplancus P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1901, p. 49. l5°
— Syll. XVI, p. 1112 (nomen). — Pileo coriaceo, campanulato-
expanso, Havido, centro subumbilicato v. subpapillato. brunneo,
obscuriore, radiatim striato sulcatoque, 3-6 cm. diam. ; stipite cavo.
corticato, alutaceo, striato, contorto, 6-12 cm. longo, 2-3 mm. cr. ;
lamellis adnatis subconfertis, late ventricosis, pallide flavidis.

Hab. ad terram, Kamerun Afr.

2. Marasmius subpilosus Peck Bull. Torr. Bot. Cl 1903, p. 95. — 15]
Pileo tenui, levi v. centro ruguloso, margine striato, pruinoso-
pubescente, convexo v. subplano, subinde leviter umbilicato, al-
bido, saepe centro brunneo-iiavido-timto; lamellis latiusculis, ven-
tricosis, adnatis, subsinuatis, albis, acie minute ciliatis; stipite gra-

i ili, tenaei, farcto v. cavo, pruinoso-pubescente, basi griseo-tomeu-
toso, rufo-brunneo. sursum albo.

Ilab. inter folia et ramulos iu silvis udis. blaho Amer. bor.
L. F. Hendkrsox). — Pileus 1-2 cm.lat. : stipes 2,5-5 cm. long ,
0,5-1 mm. cr.

3. Marasmius pseudosplachnoides P. Henn. in Engl Bot. Jahrb. 152
IMul p. 17. — Syll. XVI, p. 1112 (nomen). — Pileo membra
uaceo-coriaceo, convexo, pallide fiavo, centro umbilicato, brunneo,
concentrice subzonato, radiato-striatulo. ca. 1 cm. diam.; stipite
tenaci, nstuloso,3-6 cm. longo, 1 mm. cr., liavo-brunneo, basi in-

Hymenomyeetse, Ag-aricaceae, Leucosporse, Marasmius. 39

crassato, strigoso ; lamellis adnatis subconfertis, angustis, brun-
neolis ; sporis globosis 3,5 a. diam., hyalino-navidulis, levibus.
Hab. in foliis putridis, Kamerun Afr.

4. Marasmius Copelandi Peck Bull. Torr. Bot. A. 1904, p. 182. — 153
Pileo tenui, molli late convexo, glabro, fulvo, sapore et odore for-
tibus, ingratis; lamellis paucis, inaBqualibus, distantibus, adnatis,
pallidis; stipite gracili, molli, cavo, deorsum velutino-pubescenti

et brunneo, sursum pallidiore et minus pubescenti; sporis subfu-
soideis, uno apice acutioribus, 12-15 v 4.

Hab. in foliis emortuis Quercus densif lorai, Woodside Ca-
lifornia (0. B. Copeland). — Pileus 1-2 cm. lat. ; stipes 4-6 cm.
long., 1-2 mm. cr.

5. Marasmius ochraceo-papillatus P. Henn. Pilz. S. Paul. III, in Hedw. 154
1904, p. 203. — Pileo membranaceo, convexo-campanulato, cen-
tro depresso, subochraceo, conico-papillato, niveo, sericeo nitenti,
villoso, margine plicatulo, 1,5-2 cm. diam.; stipite curvato, tereti,
ferrugineo, subtomentoso, c. 1 mm. longo, 0,3 mm. cr. ; lamellis
adnexis, paucis, distantibus, ventricosis, navidulis; sporis ovoideis

v. subglobosis, hyalinis, 1-guttulatis, 4-5 » 4.

Hab. in ramis tenellis emortuis, Serra da Cantareira, S. Paulo
Brasilise. — Pusilla species pileo albo-sericeo flavo-papillato di-
stincta.

6. Marasmius platensis Speg. Myc. argent. ser. II, 1902, p. 51. — 155
Collybioides, scorteus, candidus, laxe caespitosus ; pileo convexo-
applanato non hygrophano, tenacello, opaco, levi, 15-35 mm. diam.,
glabro, candido; carne tenacello-subflocculosa, 0,5-1 mm. cr. alba;
lamellis 2-3,5 mm. latis, ex albo-cremeis, remotis adnatis subcras-
siusculis, dense venoso-clathratis concoloribus ; stipite albo, com-
presso, tenacello, pulverulento, 25-50 mm. Iong., 3-3,5 mm. lat ,
1,5 cr., basi mycelio himantiaeeo albo radicato; basidiis clavu-
latis, 20-25 ;j.. long., 6-7 [t. «t., tetrasporis hyalinis; sporis ex elli-
ptico subnavicularibus, inferne acutiusculis 5-6 « 3-3,5, levibus,
hyalinis.

Hab. ad folia putrida coacervata, S. Catalina in Argentina. —
Species notis nonnullis ad Heliomycetem vergens, natura tamen
recedens.

7. Marasmius leptopus Peck in Rep. of the State Botanist, 1902, 156
p. 25. — Pileo tenui, subconvexo vel fere plano, glabro, margine
rugoso-striatulo, rufo-brunneo, 6-10 mm. lato; lamellis tenuibus,
angustis, stipatis, adnatis, albis; stipite filiformi, glabro, cavo,

40 Hymenomycetse, A.g^arlcaceee, Leucosporse, Marasmim.

albido veJ pallido 2,5-3.5 cm. longo, 1-2 mm. cras.so; sporis ob-
longis vel anguste ellipsoideis 7,5-8,5 v 3-4.

Ilab. in foliis dejectis, in horto botanico Bronxpark N". Y. Ame-
ricae borealis.

8. Marasmius jonides Pat. in Duss Enum. Champ. Guadel. 1903, 157
p. 45. — Pileo orbiculari, e convexo plano, tenui submembrana-
ceo, opaco, centro sordide violaceo, marginem versus brunneo, 2-6
cm. lat., glabro, sub vitro pulverulento, cute e cellulis rotundo-
ellipsoideis, tenui-tunicatis, levibus, 20-50 * 20-30, materie violacea

v. brunnea farctis formata; hymenio albo-fiavido; lamellis distan-
tibus, angustis. inaequalibus, stipiti adnatis; basidiis 30 ;j.. long.;
cystidiis cylindraceis apice rotundato-obtusis v. ovoideis, 30-50*
12-16, tenui-tunicatis; sporis incoloribus, ovoideis, tenui-tunicatis,
10*3; stipite centrali, cylindraceo. 2-4 cm. longo. 1-3 mm. cr.,
regulari, rufescente, ubique pilis patulis albis copiosis vestito.
llab. ad terram, in silvis Trois-Rivieres in Guadalupa (Duss).

9. Marasmius hygrocyboides P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1901, p. 47. 153
— Syll. XVI, p. 1112 nomen). — Pilco membranaceo, convexo,
flavo-subaurantiaco, radiatim striato, niedio umbilicato v. depresso
papillatoque atro-aurantiaco, 6-11 mm. diam.; stipite tenaci, fili-
formi, iistuloso, tomentcsulo 1-2 cm. longo, 0,5-0,8 mm. cr., tlavo-
brunneolo; lamollis adnatis, subconfertis, lanceolatis tlavo-auran-
tiacis.

IFab. ad ramos putres. Kamerun Afr.

10. Marasmius griseo-flavus P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Iahrb. 1901, 159
p. 46. — Syll. XVI, pag. 1112 (nomen). — Pileo membrauaceo,
campanulato-expanso, centro obtuso v. subumbilicato, griseo-fu-
scescente, margine striatulo, 1-2 cm. diam.; stipito tenaci, fistu-
loso. tereti, pallido, ])ruinoso, basi subincrassato, 1,5 cm. lon,L,ro,
1-2 mm. cr. ; lamellis sinuoso-adnatis, subconfertis, latis, flavis;
sporis subglobosis, 3-3,5 hyalinis.

llab. ad folia putrida, Kamerun Afr.

11. Marasmius glaucopus (Pat.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Androsaceus glauco- 160
pus Pat. 111 Duss Enum. Champ. l!ti»:;, p. 43. — Pileo camj>anu-
lato-convexo, margine involuto, plicato-sulcato, centro venoso-ru-
guloso, obscure rufo-purpureo, velutino, 2 cm. diam., cuticulae
cellulis erectis, rubris, apice oblongo-cylindrico; lamellis latis, pa-
rum confertis, inssqualibus, utrinque attenuatis, acie integris, venis
nuilis connexis, atro-purpureis, pruina glauca, copiosa; sporis in-
coloribus, ovoideis, 8 5; stipite 3 um. longo, fcenaci, cylindrico,

Hymenomyceta?, Ag-aricacese, Leucospone, Marasmius. 41

cavo, obscure fulvo-rubescente, apice praesertim pruina cinerea ob-
ducto, 3 mm. cr.

Hab. in trunco Chrysophylli, Pointe-Noire, Guadalupa. -
M. atrorubenti affinis, sed robustior, stipite crassiore, lamellis alitor
coloratis.

12. Marasmius flavidulus P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1901, p. 49. 161

— SyJI. XVI, p. 1113 (nomen). — Pileo membranaceo, campa-
uulato expanso, centro umbilicato v. depresso, papillato, radiato-
striato v. subsulcato, flavidulo, 2-3 cm. diam.; stipite fistuloso,
gracili subcorneo, flavidulo, pruinoso, 6-10 cm. longo, 1-1,5 mm._
cr. lamellis adnatis, subconfertis, ventricosis 2 mm. latis, conco-
laribus.

Hdb. ad folia emortua, Kamerun Afr.

13. Marasmius elaeicola P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1901, p. 49. L62

— Syll. XVI, pag. 1112 (nomen). — Pileo coriaceo, eampanulato
expanso, centro umbonato, pallide flavo, radiato striato, margine
undulato, 3-5 cm. diam. ; stipite fistuloso, tereti, flexuoso, cequali,
substriato, flavo v. flavo-brunneolo, usque ad 10 cm. longo, 2-3
mm. cr., basi incrassato, curvulo; lamellis adnatis breve decurren-
tibus, imequilongis, late subventricosis, pallidis v. flavidulis; spo-
ris ellipsoideis, levibus, 5-7 « 3,5 hyalinis.

Hab. ad stipites Palmarum oleiferarum, Kamerun Afr.

14. Marasmius biformis Peck in Rep. of the State Botanist, 1902, 163
p. 25. — Gregarius; pileo tenui, submembranaceo, campanulato
vel fere plano, ssepe umbilicato, glabro, luteo vel pallide brunneo,
striatulo, in sicco pallide griseo, ruguloso striato, 8-16 mm. diam. ;
Jamellis stipatis, adnatis, ad stipitem conjunctis, griseis, cremeo-
luteo-tinctis ; stipite filiformi, farcto vel subcavo, pubescenti, brun-
neo, in sicco cinereo, interdum basim vorsus brunneo, 2,5 cm.
longo, 1 mm. crasso.

Hab. in Ooniferis, Sandlake, Amer. bor.

15. Marasmius albo-farinaceus P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1901, i,-,,
p. 49. — Syll. XVI, p. 1113 (nomen). — Pileo membranaceo,
campanulato, obtuso v. centro umbilicato-depresso obscuriori, ra-
diato striato v. subplicato, incarnato, 2-4 cm. diam.; stipite fistu-
loso, subcorneo-corticato, gracili, fusco-brunneo, albido, pulveru-
lento, subtomentosulo, 5-7 cm. longo, 1,5-2 mm. cr.; lamellis ad-
natis inEequilongis, confertis, angustis, albidis, ca, 1 mm. latis.

Hab. ad folia putrida, Kamerun Afr.

16. Marasmius subomphalodes P. Henn. F. Indiae or. II, in Hedw. ior»

\-j 1 lynionuiii\ cetsB, ^.garicacese, LeucosporfiB, Marasmius.

1901, p. 329. — Calopus ; pileo membranaceo-tenaci e eonvexo
oxpanso, centro dcprosso, infundibuliformi, lcvi, glabro, radiatiin
substriato 1-2 cm. diam., isabellino; stipite fistuloso, tenaci-corti-
cato, gracili, cinnamomeo, levi, glabro, 2-4 cm. longo, 1-1,6 mm.
cr.. I>asi incrassato; lamellis decurrentibus, tenui-lanceolatis, ca. 1
mm. latis. pallide isabellinis; sporis haud conspicuis.

Ilab.hi herbis putridis, csespitosus, Saharanpur-Garden Indiae
orient.

17. Marasmius reticulatus P. Eenn in Engl. Bot. Jarb. 1901, p. 46. I,;;
— Syll. XVI, pag. 1112 (nomen). — Pileo tenui, membranaceo,
translucente, campanulato, centro depresso l,B-3 cm. diam., radiatim
striato, cinereo ; stipite iistuloso, corticato, tereti, aequali, testaceo,

4-7 cm. longo, 2-3 mm. cr.; lamellis adnatis, subdecurrentibus, di
stantibus, angustis substriiformibus, reticulato-convexis, sepiaceis.
Hab. ad folia putrida, Kamerun Afr.

18. Marasmius pseudo-calopus P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1901, 167
p. 4f>. — Syll. XVI, p. 1112 (nomen). — Pileo tenui membra-
naceo, convexo-plano, umbilicato-depresso, radiato-plicato, pallide
flavo, 1,5-3 cm. cliam.; stipite iistuloso, subcorneo, atro-brunneo
pruinoso, tomentosulo, superne pallido lcvi, 1,5-3 cm. longo, 1
mm. cr., basi discoideo; lamollis sinuoso-adnatis, flavidulis, subcon-
fertis, angustis ca. 0,7 mm.la.tis; basidiis clavatis, 18-24*4,5-5,5,
sporis subglobosis, levibus, 3.5 jj.. diarn. liyalinis.

Hab. ad ramos putres, Kamerun Afr.

19. Marasmius pallide-sepiaceus P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1901, I68
p. 48. — Syll. XVI. p. 1113 (nomen). — Pileo membranaceo,
campanulato-expanso, obtuso, granuloso-squamuloso, pallide cinna-
momeo, radiato-striato, 0,5-2 cm. diam. ; stipite fistuloso, subcorneo,
pruinoso. pallide brunneo, 0,5-1 cm. longo, 1-1,5 mm. cr., basi di-
scoideo villoso, e mycelio rhizomorplioideo, filiformi, atro oriente;
lamellis subtriquetro-decurrentibus, distantibus, ventricosis, pallide
sepiaceis; sporis globosis 3-3,5 a. diani.. hyalinis.

Ilnr. ad ramos putres, Kamerun Afr.

20. Marasmius missangoensis Pat. Bull. Soc Myc. 1902, p. 29!». 169
Pileo primitus globoso, dein explanato, 2-10 cm. lato, tenui, mem-
branaceo, glabro, rufo, margine sinuato, sulcis radiantibus, pro-
fundis, distantibus notato; lameUis paucis ventricosis, latiusculis,
utrinque attenuatis, attingentibus, interstitiis latis, levibus; stipite
procero, coriaceo, brunneo-atro, longitudinaliter striato, pruinoso,
sursum attcnualo. 12 cm. longo, 5-6 mm. crasso.

Hymenornycetse, Ag-aricacese, Leueosporse, Marasmius. 43

Ilab. ad terram, Oubangui prope Missango (Dybowski). — M.
Sthulmanni P. affinis.

21. Marasmius cerussatus Pat. in Duss Enum. Cham. Gruadel. 1903, no
p. 46.. — Pileo orbiculari, convexo, centro mamillato, sulcato-ru-
goso, tenui, membranaceo, glabro, opaco, cerussato-albo, margine
crenulato ; lamellis integris, vix confertis, albo-navidis (in sicco),
adnatis, intermixtis brevioribus, venis connectentibus nullis; sti-
pite contrali, gracili, ;equali, farcto, sordide albo, non pellucido,
glabro, e mycelio membranaceo, albo, matricem ambiente oriundo.

Hab. ad ramos putres in silvis Pointe-Noire, Gruadalupa (Duss).

— Fungus 8-15 mm. alt. ; pileus 6-8 mm. lat. ; stipes 1 mm. or.

22. Marasmius resinosus Peck — Syll. V, pag. 522. — var. niveus 171
Peck in Rep. of the State Botanist, 1902, p. 38. — Totus fungus
albus, cetera ut in typo.

Hab ad terram, Port Jefferson, Amer. bor.

23. Marasmius testaceus P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1901, p. 47. 172

— Syll. XVI, pag. 1112 (nomen). — Pileo tenui, membranaceo,
campanulato, centro umbilicato, atro-testaceo, pruinoso, radiato-
striato sulcatoque, margine pallidiori 1-1,5 cm. diam.; stipite fi-
stuloso, filiformi, corneo, pallido v. stramineo nitenti, glabro, 3-6
cm. loneo, 1 mrn. cr .; Jamellis collariato-connexis, distantibus, sub-
integris, lanceolatis, pallide testaceis.

Hab. ad ligna et folia putrida, Kamerun Afr.

24. Marasmius thujinus Peck in Eep. of the State Botanist, 1902, 173
p. 26. — Pileo membranaceo, hemisplnerieo vel convexo vel sub-
umbilicato, subglabro, marginem versus striato, cinereo, lilacino
picto, 2-3 mm. diam.; lamellis paucis, distantibus, adnatis, albis;
stipite capillari, cavo, glabro, basi minute, sparse flocculoso, pal-
lido, basi siepe brunneo.

Hab. in foliis dejectis Thujas occidentalis, North Elba,

Amer. bor.

25. Marasmius tomentosipes Peck in the Torr. Bot. Club. 1902, p. 71. i~i

Pileo tenui, convexo, dein subplano, plerumque umbilicato,

glabro, margine striato, brunneo-luteo vel ferrugineo, dein in sicco
brunneo, 1-3,5 cm. lato; lamellis angustis, subdistantibus, inae-
qualibus, arcuatis, decurrentibus, pallide luteis, interstitiis veno-
sis; stipito tenui 2-4 cm. longo, circ. 1 mm. crasso, duro, elastico,
cavo, nigro-brunneo, tomentoso; sporis ellipticis (5-7 « 3-4.

Hab- in silvis Coniferarum, Moscow, Idaho, Amor. bor.
(L. F. Henderson).

ii Hymenomycete, Agaricacese, Leucosporee, Marasmius.

26. Marasmius amazonicus P. Henn F. Amaz. [ in Hedw. 1904. 175
pag. 183. — Pileo membranaceo, convexo-applanato, umbilicato,
sanguineo, pruinoso, radiatim suliplicato, c (> <m diam.; stipite
fistuloso, tereti compresso. subcarneo, corticato, striatulo. pallide
brunneo, usque ad 11 cm. long , 2-3 mm. cr. ; lamcllis valde di-
stantilms, (c. 20) medio ventricosis, c. 6 mm. lat ., utrinque angu-
stissimis, subpliciformibus alutaceis; sporis Bubglobosis, hyalino-fla-
vidulis, 1-guttulatis, 3 4 [).. diam.

Ilab. ad ligna putrida, Jurua Miry, Amazonia (Ule).

27. Marasmius clitocybiformis P. Henn. F. Amaz. I in Hedw. 1904, |~,;
p. 182. — Csespitosus ; pileo carnosulo-membranaceo, sicco trans-
luceuti, rotundato, umbilicato depresso v. subinfundibuliformi, al-
bido, radiatim striatulo, 4-6 cm diam,; stipite firmo lignescenti,
tereti, aequali, levi, glabro, v. pruinoso, pallide fuscescenti, 5-7
cm. longo. 1,5-2 mm. cr., basi incrassato; lamellis decurrentibus,
membranaceis, confertis, angustis, 1-1,5 mm. latis, pallide fusce-
scentibus; sporis haud conspicuis.

Ifab. ad truncos putres, Rio Jurua. Miry, Amazonia (Ule). —
Hic Clitocybm infundibiiliformi, hinc. Mar. clitoci/boidi afiinis.

28. Marasmius superbus P. Heun. in Engl. Bot Jahrb. 1901, p. 48. 177

— Syll. XVI, p. 1113 (nomen). — Pileo membranaceo, convexo.
centro umbonato, ruguloso-venoso, atro-violaceo, radiatim sulcato
plicatoque violaceo, 3-9 cm. diam., margine repando, apicibus pli-
carum albidis; stipite fistuloso corneo-corticato, tereti interdum
contorto, levi, glabro rufo-brunneo, 4-12 cm. longo, 3-5 mm. cr. ;
lamellis sinuoso-adnatis v. subliberis, collariatis, distantibus, ven-
tricosis, ca. 1 cm. latis, albidis.

Ilab. ad ligna putrida, Kamcrun Afr.

29. Marasmius subimpudicus P. Henn. in Engl. Bot Jahrb. 1901, 178
p. 48. — Syll. XVI, pag. 1112 (nomen). — Pil''0 membranaceo,
canrpanulato v. subconico, centro pallido v. umbilicato, ruguloso,
7-15 mm. diam., rufo-brunneo; stipite corneo, fistuloso, gracili,
superne pallido, inferne castaneo nitenti, 2-8 cm. longo, 0,5-0,9
nim. cr. ; lamellis adnatis, angustis, subconfertis, pailidis v. flave-
.-'•entibus; sporis ellipsoideis, 5-6 « 3,5-4. hyalinis.

lluh. ad ligna vetusta, Ixamerun Afr.
30 Marasmius sub-Curreyi P. Henn. in EJngl. Bot. Jahrb. 1901, p. 48 179

— Syll. X\Ti, ]). 1113 (nomen). — Caespitosus ; pileo membrana
ceo, campanulato-expanso, centro obtuso-umbonato, flavo-lateritio,
radiato-striatulo, 1,5-2 cm. diam., margine tenui, flaccido; stipite

Hymenomycetse, Agaricacese, Leucosporse, Marasmius. 45

filiformi, fistuloso, corneo, atro, brunrieolo - squamuloso, superne
pallidiori, 2,5-4 cm. longo, 0,7-0,9 mm. lato; lamellis collariato-
connexis, confertis, lanceolatis, insequilongis.
Ilab. acl folia putrida, Kamerun Afr.

31. Marasmius ochraceo-rrger P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1901, 180
p. 47. — Syll. XVI, p. 1112 (nomen). — Pileo membranaceo-
coriaceo campanulato, centro papillato, radiato-striato, ochraeeo,
pruinoso 1-1,5 mm. diam.; stipite flliformi, corneo, atro-castaneo,
pruinoso, 2-5 cm. longo, 0,3 mm. cr. ; lamellis collariato-connexis,
paucis, ventricosis, pallide ochraceis.

Hab. in foliis putridis, Kamerun Afr.

32. Marasmius geophyllus P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1901, p. 47. 181
— Syll. XVI, p. 1112 (nomen). Pileo mombranaceo, campa-
nulato expanso, obtuso v. subdepresso, radiato, clense striatulo, ci-
nereo-gilvo, centro obscuriori, 1-1,5 cm. diam ; stipite corneo, fi-
stuloso, Jevi, glabro, superne iiavo, inferne atro-castaneo, 1-2 cm.
longo, 1-1,5 mm. cr. lamellis sinuoso-adnatis, ingequilongis, sub-
confertis, angustis, lanceolatis, cinereo-fuscidulis.

Hab. ad ligna putrida, Kamerun Afr.

33. Marasmius Delilei De Seyn. Bull. Soc. Myc. de France, 1901, 182
p. 225, tab. VIII his f. 2 (ex Delile). — Pileo demum umbilicato,
depresso, membranaceo, lacteo, vetusto sordescente, margine re-
flexo striato; lamellis albis, latis, adnatis, remotiusculis, dimidiatis
aut furcatis intermixtis; sporis oblongis basi acutis ; cystidiis haud
visis; stipite brevi, glabro, nigro, sursum albicante, sajpe excen-
trico, basi subbulbilloso.

Hab. in ramis, foliis, calamis pr. Montpellier G-alliae (Delile,
Icon. ined.). Pileus 15-20 mm. lat.

34. Marasmius cinereo-flavidus P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1901, 183
p. 48. — Syll. XVI, pag. 1113 (nomen). Pileo membranaceo,
campanulato, centro obtuso rotundato v. depresso, levi, glabro ad
marginem substriato, cinereo, 0,5-1 cm. diam.; stipite fistuloso,
corneo, brunneo, 1,5-3 cm. longo, 0,5 mm. crasso, levi glabroque,
basi albo byssaceo; lamellis adnato-decurrentibus, distantibus, lan-
ceolatis, flavidis; sporis eliipsoideis, 4-5 « 3-3,5, hyalinis.

Ilab. ad caudices emortuos, Kamerun Afr.
35 Marasmius Puttemansii P. Hen. F. S. Paul. III in Hedw. 1904, 184
p. 203. — Mycelio rhizomorphoideo, criniformi, repente, ramoso,
atro; pileo submembranaceo, convexo radiato-plicato, atrocastaneo,
opaco, medio discoideo umbonato, liavido, granuloso, papilla sub-

46 Hymenomycetje, ^garicaceee, Leucosporse, Marasmius.

glohosa v. homisph;erica grisea ornato, 3-B nini. diam. stipit<> Be-
tiformi, corneo, atro, nitenti, levi usque ad 8 om. longo, 0,2 mm.
cr. ; lamellis postice subcollariatis, distantibus, inaequilongis, ana-
stomosantibus, ventricosis, usque ad 1 mm. latis, pallidis; basidiis
clavatis; sporis subglobosis, hyalinis 2,5-3 ;j. diam.

llah. ad folia putrida, Serra da Cantareira, S. Paulo Brasiliae.

36. Marasmius tosensis P. Eenh. Pilze Jap II in Eedw. L904, p. 151. l85
— Pileo membranaceo subgelatinoso, convexo-campanulato, <asta-
neo, levi, glabro 5-6 mm. diam. ; stipite toreti corneo, atro brun-
neo, levi, glabro, c. 1,5 cm. longo, 0,5 mm cr. ; lamellis a<lnatis,
distantibus, (c. 10-14) ventricosis, aeie obtusis, alutaceis; basidiis
clavatis, 20 * 4-5, sporis subglobosis, 3,5-4 ;j.. diam , episporio gra-
nulato-verrucoso v. subecliinato, flavidulo; mycelio rhizomorplioi-
deo, 20 cm. longo. 0,5 mm. cr. atro, ramoso.

Ilab. ad ramos emortuos, Tosa, Tokano-Mura Japonise (A.
Akisawa). — Pileo subgelatinoso sporisque subechinatis mox di-
gnoscenda species; a typo generis tamen nonnihil recedens.

37. Marasmius amabilis Ear. et Pat. Journ. de Bot. 1903, p. 12. — ls,;
Pileo membranaceo, tenerrimo, primum campanulato, dein expla-
nato, glabro, albido, venulis strictis, ramosulis cristatis e centro
vix umbonato radiantibus notato; lamellis distantibus, strictissiniis,
integris ramosisve concoloribus ; stipite corneo, cylindrico, levi,
glabro, atro, apice pallidiori e basi alba tomentosa orto.

Hab. ad cortices Monimia; anisatge putres in silvis prope
Meo-Nov, Nova Caledonia (Bernier). — Totus 4-10 cm. altus;
pileus 2,5 cm. lat. ; stipcs 1 mni. cr. ; 1 imellae- 0,5 mm. latae. Ad
Sect. ( 'honlales spectat.

38. Marasmius reniformis P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb 1901, p 15 187

Syll. XVI, p. 1112 (nomen). — Pileo membranaeeo, renitbrmi,
striatulo, tessellato-subrugoso, niveo, pruinoso, 8-15 mm. diam.
stipite laterali, brevi. pallide brunneolo 0,6-0,8 cm. longo cras-
so<ju<\ discoideo-affixo; lamellis sinuoso-adnatis, paucis, distantibus,
anastomosantibus, pallidis; sporis ovoideis, 5-6 « 3,5, hyalinis.
Hab. ad ligna putrida, Kamerun Afr.
.'»'.» Marasmius discopus Massee iu Bot Tidsskrift-Copenhagen 1902, 188
\'<>l. 21. pag. 214. - Pileo convexo-expanso. demum <lisco <!<■-
presso, udo, striato, lurido, margine incurvo 1-2 cm. laio; lamellis
liberis, angustis, confertis, albidis; sporis hyalinis ')'.'>: stipite
tenaci, fusco, incurvo, basi disco applanato albicante adnato, 3-4
cm. longo.

Hymenomycetre, Ag-aricacefe, Leucospone, Lentodiopsis. 47

Hab. ad terram, prope Klong Son, Siam Asiaj merid. Mar.
stj/lobati Berk. et Curt. affinis.

40. Marasmius flabellatus P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1901, p. 46. 189
— Syll. XVI, p. 1112 (nomen). — Pileo tenui-membranaceo, fla-
belliformi v. palmatifido-Iobato, pleuropode, radiatim striato, al-
bido-flavescente, 2-6 cm. diam., margine crenato v. varie lobato;
stipite plus minus elongato v. obsoleto, late compresso usque ad

2 cm. longo, 3 mm. lato, concolori, discoideo affixo; Iamellis de-
currentibus, intequilongis, subconfertis 1-1,5 mm. latis, pallidis;
sporis subglobosis, ellipsoideis, Ievibus, 3,5-4 v 3-3,5, hyalinis.
Hab. ad caudices putres, Kamerun Afr.

41. Marasmius calosporus (Pat.) Sace. et D. Sacc. Crinipellis calo- 190
sporus Pat. in Duss Enum. Champ. Guadel. 1903, p. 44. — Pi-
leo sessili, resupinato, primitus pezizoideo, dein hinc fisso et fere
dimidiato, tenuissimo, membranaceo, albo, glabrescente, margine
levi v. sulcato; cutis cellulis stratosis, tenacibus, prselongis, crasse
tunicatis, 4-5 \i diam ; lamellis parcis (5-7) albo-flavidis, distan-
tibus, venis nullis connexis, tenuibus, integris, e puncto excen-
trico radiantibus; cystidiis clavatis, crasse tunicatis, incoloribus,
superne ssepe incrustatis, 33 » 10-15; sporis ovoideis, levibus, 10 « 7,
liyalino-roseolis, guttulas nonnullas lucidas continentibus.

Hab. catervatim in ramulis putridis Clibadii erosi, in sil-
vis Bains-Jaunes, Guaclalupa Minutus vix 2 mm. latus, M.

asperifolio et M. nidulo proximus.

LENTODIOPSIS Bubak Hedw. 1904, p. 196 (Etym. lentodium et Len-
tinus, cui affinis). - - Pileus carnoso-coriaceus, exsiccando persistens
in stipitem centralem abiens; lamellis tenuibus, longe decurrenti-
bus deorsum venose-connexis. Velum ad stipitem annulatim se-
cedens v. radiatim diffractum. Sporse cylindrace;e, hyalinse.

1. Lentodiopsis albida Bubak Hedw. 1. c. Pileis albis, solitariis, 191
2-3 cm. latis, 0,5-1 cm. alt , glabris; stipite cum pileo continuo,
1,5-2 cm. alto, 9,8-1,3 cm. cr. cylindraceo, farcto, levi, cum piloi
margine velo modo annuliformi modo laciniato connexo; lamellis
tenuibus, usque ad medium stipitis decurrentibus, inforne roti-
culatim junctis, siccis flavidis; sporis breve cylindraceis, 10-14«
3,5-4,5, hyalinis, crasse 1-guttatis, apice rotundatis, basi tenuatis
v. oblique apiculatis.

Hab. ad radices vivas Abietum pr. Tabor Bohemia.'.

48 Hyrncinnii.vcotM', \;r:tric;icc;r, Leucosporffi, I.cntinus

LENTINUS Fr. (incl. Pano p. p.). - Syll. V p. r>71 et 614, IX p. 71
et 76, XI p. 39 et 41, XIV p. 117 et 122, XVI p. 61.

1. Lentinus radicosus Pat. Ohamp. des colon. franc, in Bull. du 192
jard. colon. 1902. n. 2, p. 2<>4, tab. II, fig. 3. — Pileo eoriaceo,
tenui, albido-rufo, 15 cm. lato, explanato, margine involuto, iu-
fundibuliformi, nec Bulcato, nec striato, sed tomentosulo; lamollis
fuscis, angustis, intogris, valde adnatis, decurrentibus J stipite brevi,

2 cm. basi attenuato, summo 2 cm. lato, rufo-pallido, velutino,
superne striato (in proximitato lamellarum), basi radicato, duro,
cylindrico, strigoso.

Hab. in terra ferru^inosa Nova>Caledoni;c A L. vellereo

stipite obconico et radice elongata differt.

2. Lentinus cordubensis Speg. Mycet. argent. ser. II, 1902, p. 50. 193
Pileo pallide avellaneo, hemisplnerico, 5-8 mm. diam , primo cen-
tro umbonatulo dein plano, postromo minute umbilicato, obsolete
concentrice subsulcato, in juventute pallide avellaneo adpresse sul>-
paleaceo-villoso, margine integro non sulcato; lamellis subconfertis
antice acutis, postice adnato-sinuatis, albidis, aridis, 0,51 mm. lat.,
acio s;cpius minute eximieque denticulatis ; stipite erecto, gracili.
farcto, pileo comolore, 20-30 mm. longo, 0,5 mm. cr., in sicco lon-
gitudinaliter ruguloso; sporis ovatis 5-6 * 2,5-3, apice obtusiusculis,
basi insequilateraliter rostellatis, levibus non vel 1-guttulatis, hya-
linis; basidiis clavulatis, obtusis, 25-30^5-7; cystidiis non visis.

llab. ad ramenta inter folia dejecta in silvalis propo Cordoba
in Argentina (T. Stuckert). — Species habitu Marasmiis poraffi-
nis sed pileo stipitoque villosis lamellisque acie denticulatis inter
Lentinos potius recensenda

3. Lentinus clitocyboides P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb 1001, p. 45. i;u
— Syll XVI, p. 1113 (nomen) — Pileo carnoso-lento, infundi-
buliformi, brunneo cinerescente, subsquamuloso, centro pallidiori
4-6 cm. diam. ; stipite farcto, tereti, concolori, tomontosulo, 3-5
cm. longo, 0,5-1 cm. cr. ; lamellis dccurrontibus, eonfertis, angu-
stis, lineolatis, ca. 1 mm. latis, pallide cinereis v. flavidulis acie
integris; sporis suhglobosis 5-6 u. diam. hyalinis.

ffab. ;cl cortices putros, Kamerun Afr.
1 Lentinus americanus Peck in the Torr. Bot. CluW, 1902, p. 72. — 195

Pileo exili, convexo, fere plano, centro depresso ve\ subinfun-
dibuliformi, glabro, irregulari el margine lobato, pallido, 2-2,5 cm.
latoj lameilis subadnatis, margine dentato-laceratis, subdecurrenti-
bus, albidis: stipite brevi, 1 1 ,6 om. longo, 2-4 mm. crasso, Bub-

Hymenomycetse, Agaricacese, Leucosporte, Lentinus. 49

requali, solido, brunneo v. rufobrunneo strigoso, basi villoso; spo-
ris late elliptieis vel subglobosis, 6 * 5-6.

Hab. sparse vel gregarie, ad terram, Volmer, Idaho, Amer.
bor. (L. F. Henderson).

5. Lentinus eradicatus Pat. Champ. des colon. frane., in Bull. du 196
jardin. colon. 1901, n. 2, p. 264. — Pileo rubro, tenui, coriaceo-
membranaceo, infundibulilbrmi, nec striato nec zonato, superne ve-
lutino, margine integro et reflexo; lamellis rufo-rubris, angustis,
adnatis, integris, decurrentibus ; stipite gracili, erecto, cylindraceo,
velutino, rufo-pallido, superne et basi paullulum indurato, non ra-
dicato.

Hab. in truncis emortuis, Nova Caledonia. — - Totus 25 cm.
altus.- Affinis L. radicato Cooke.

6. Lentinus flavidus Massee in Kew Bull. 1901, pag. 163. Pileo 197
cyathoideo, membranaceo-coriaceo, 5-8 cm. diam., albido-nave-
scenti, glabro, margine incurvo, striatulo; lamellis angustis, con-
fertis, attenuato-decurrentibus, acie integris; stipite recto, densis-
sime velutino-hispidulo, brunneo, 2 cm. longo, 1 cm. crasso, e
sclerotio subgloboso 4-5 cm. diam., extus glabro, castaneo-fusco,
intus albido enascenti ; sporis ellipticis, 10 « 4.

Hab. in terra humosa, Old Calabar Africre occident.

7. Lentinus Araucariae Har. et Pat. Journ. de Bot. 1903, p. 11. — 198
Pileo orbiculari, excentrico, profunde umbilicato, brunneo-casta-
neo, pruinoso, squamis distantibus erectis, crassis, substellato-py-
ramidatis, macula nigra insidentibus, margine incurvo pectinatim
striato; stipite excentrico, lignoso, albido-rufescente, subaequali e
basi effusa atra assurgente, glabriusculo, apicem versus annulo ni-
gricante frustulatim fracto ornato; lamellis decurrentibus, distan-
tibus, simplicibus, acie integra, pileo subconcoloribus.

Hab. ad truncos Araucariae, Tendea, Nova Caledonia (Ber-
nier). — Pileus 5-6 cm. lat. ; stipes 2-4 cm. long., 6 mm. cr. ;
lamellse 2 mm. latae.

8. Lentinus lamelliporus Har. et Pat. Champ. rec. au Japon, in Bull l"
du Mus. d' hist. nat. 1902, n. 2, p. 130. - Lignicola, c«spitosus;
stipite nullo v. brevissimo, crasso, excentrico, in piloum firmo-
coriaceum dilatato, antice elongatum, postice multo breviorem,
margine acuto, integro, subtus vix recurvato, sinuoso, superiori
facie alba, roseola, glabra, levi, medio depressa, postice marginata;
hymenio albo, in media parte inferiori in tubulos, favoloideos mu-
tato, dissepimentis tenuibus integris leviterque denticulatis, in me-

4

50 Hymenomycetee, Agaricacese Leucosporse, Panus.

dia superiori parte in lamellas e fcubulis orfcas expanso, anfcice at-
fcenuatas, brevioribus immixtis. 4-5 mm. lata^. acie disfcincfce den-
ticulatas acufcasque, vorrucis cmorgentibus numerosissimrs.
Ilab. ad truncos, Tokyo Japoniae (Harmand).

9. Lentinus cochlearis (Pers.) Bres. Fungi polonici in Ann. Mycol.
L903, p. 09, Lent&nus suavissimm Fr. Syn. Lenfc. p. 13, Lentinm
anisatm P. Henn. in Sydow, Mycoth. March. n. 4702, Agaricm
cochlearis Pers. Myc. Europ. III, p. 33, n. 36, Panm cochlearis
Fr. Ilym. Eur. p. 489. -- Syll. V, p. 622. — Micholi Gen. pl. t. 65,
f. 5-6. — Piloo carnoso-lento, dimidiato, subinfcegro vel integro,
in dimidiatis subroniformi, spathulato vel ovato-subspathulato, in
integris convexo-umbilicato domum cyathiformi vol infundibuli-
formi, margine primo involuto dein revoluto, hirtello vel pube-
scenfce, mox glabro, levi vel etiam radiato-striatulo, stramineo-
lntescente, centro s;epe vol rarius ex integro fulvo, demum pal-
lescente, 1-3 cm. lato; lamellis ex albido stramineis, postice ana-
stomosantibus, acie fimbriato-denticulata, ;etate subintegra; stipite
solido variae longitudinis, e pubescente glabrato, pallido, ssepe basi
vel etiam ox integro fulvo, 5-15 mm. longo, 3-4 mm. crasso ;
carne alba, carnoso-lenta, odore grato, aniseo praedita; basidiis
clavatis, 20-28^6-7; sporis hyalinis, subcylindracois, uno latere
subconipressis, 7-9 « 2-3.

Hab. ad ramos Salicis oapreae in Polonia. — Hujus spe-
ciei specimina vidi ex integro fulva, forma cum iconibus a cl. ]\Ii
cheli 1. c. editis prorsus consona, ideoque de identitate vix dubito,
quae etiamsi colore diverso omnino specifice cum specie Henning-
siana 1. c, cujus specimina comparavi, conjungenda. Species frie-
siana huc quoque ducenda al)sque dubio, nam species hsec quoad
formam et colorem valde variabilis etiam in speciminibus grega-
tim ad eundem ramum nascentibus (Bresadola 1. c).

PANUS Fr. • - Syll. V p. 614, IX p. 76, XI p. 41, XIV p L22.

1. Panus stipticus Bull. Fr. — Syll. V, j> 622. — var. alba Bre- 200
sadola Fungi polonici, in Ann. Myc 1903, pag. 69. — A tbrma
fcypica differt colore ex integro candido. lamollaB tamen exsiccando
cremeae 'vadunt. Cetera omnia concordant.

Hah. ad truncos Betula' alb;e, in Polonia.

2. Panus luteolus Massee in Bot. Tidsskrift-Oopenhagen 1902, vol. 24, aoi
pag. 215. — Sessilis, imbricatus; pilco fcrc membranaceo, lenfco,
subreniformi, tomento flavo obducto, 3-5 cm. longo; lamellis an-

Hymenomycetee, Agaricacese, Leuoospora, Xerotus. 51

gustissimis, confertissimis, pallidis, acie acutis; sporis hyalinis 5 * 3.
Hab. in lignis emortuis prope Klong Prao, Siam Asne merid.
— Pano aureofulvo Cooke affinis.

3. Panus spathulatus Massee in Bot. Tidsskrift-Copenhagen 1902, 202
vol. 24, p. 215. — Cfespitosus; pileo tenui, lento, pallido, subor-
biculari seu reniformi, margine arcte involuto, albido, 3-5 cm.
lato; lamellis confertissimis, angustissimis, acie integris, albidis;
sporis hyalinis 4^2,5; stipite exacte laterali, elongato, cylindrico,
fibroso-lignoso, pileo concolori, 4-6 cm. longo

Hab. ad terram prope Klong Son, Siam Asise merid.

4. Panus michailowskojensis (P. Henn.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Lentinus 203
P. Henn. in Hedw. 1904, p. 67. — Pileo membranaceo-coriaceo,
subapode, conchifornii vel subflabellato, convexo, postice affixo,
brunneolo, basi isabellino, hyalino granuloso, pilosulo, ad margi-
nem radiato-striato, 0,5-1 cm. lato, 4-8 mm. longo; lamellis ad
basim radiatis, membranaceo-coriaceis, imequilongis, angustis, u-
trinque attenuatis, medio 1-1,5 mm. latis, pallide alutaceis, acie
integris, acutis; basidiis clavatis 8-10*3 3,5; sporis subcylindra-
ceis vel clavatis, obtusis, hyalinis, 3,5-4 «1,5.

Hab. in ramis Alni incanse, Michailowskoje, in ditione Mos-
quensi Rossite.

XER0TUS Fr. — Syll. V p. 630, IX p. 78, XI p. 41, XIV p. 123,
XVI p. ^7.

1. Xerotus martinicensis Pat. in Duss Enum. Champ. G-uadel. 1903, 204
p. 48. Mesopus; pileo convexo, centro papillato, 1-2 cm. diam.,
subtenui, sicco, rigidulo, albo-brunneolo, ruguloso, pulverulento,

ad centrum plicato-sulcato, margine acuto, integro; stipite solido,
duro, gracili, 1-2 cm. long., 1-1,5 mm. cr , cylindrico, regulari,
brunneo-rufo, breviter ruguloso-pubescente ; basi vix incrassato;
lamellis parcis (8-12) distantibus, rigidulis, brunneolis, crassiuscu-
lis, integris, acie obtusis circa stipitis apicem insertis, non de-
currentibus, latis, intermixtis brevioribus, interdum ven.eformibus.
Hab. ad ramos putres Averrhofe Bilimbi in Guadalupa
et Martinica (Duss). — Habitus marasmiodeus.

2. Xerotus changensis Rostr. in Bot. Tidsskrift Copenhagen 1902, 205
vol. 24, p. 211. — Pileo coriaceo, rigido, tenui, sessili, dimidiato,
opaco, atro, . pulverulento, radiatim sulcato, 2-3 cm. lato, margine
initio integro, dein lobato, subtus rufo, plicis radiantibus, distan-
tibus, integris.

r>2 Hymenomycetffi, ^.garicaceee, Rhodosporre, Vblvaria

Jlab. ad truncos Siam Asise tnerid.
3. Xerotus echinosporus P. Eenn. F. Amaz. I in Eedw. 1904, p. L82. 206

— Pileo coriaceo, spathulato-erecto, v. anguste flabellato, substi-
])itato, alutaceo-brunneo, levi, pruinoso, 1-1,5 cm. longo, 3-5 nnn.
lato, basi albido-byssino; lamellis coriaceis, decurrentibus, distan-
tibus, dichotomis, acie obtusa crassis, alutaeeis; basidiis clavatis,
20-25^6-8; sporis subglobosis 5-6 [i. cr., aouleato-vorrucosis,
hyalino-flavidulis.

Ilab. ad terram detriticam, Rio Madeira pr. Marmellos, Ama-
zonia (Ule). — Forma spathulata sporisque verrucosis pradistin-
cta species.

LENZITES Fr. Syll. V p. 637, IX p. 78, XI p. 42, XVI, p. 67.
1. Lenzites betulina (L.) Fr. — Syll. V, p. 638. — var. radiata Peck 207
iu Rep. of the State Botanist, 1901, p. 965. — Pileo tenui, 2 mm.
crasso, 3,5-7,5 cm. lato, coriaceo, velutino-piloso, anguste pluri-
zonato, radiato-striato, brunneo; lamellis imequalibus, raro fur-
catis, non anastomosantibus, griseo-albidis vel brunneolis.

Hab. in truncis Fagi, Hague, Amer. bor.
2 Lenzites Gussonei Scalia Fungi Sicilia orient. ser. I, 1900. p. 21. 208

Pileo suberoso, explanato v. undulato, ochroleuco, squamulis
adpressis, melleis obsito; lamellis concoloribus undulatis, versus stipi-
tem dichotomis anastomosantibus, reticulum tenuem, fuscum, osten-
dentibus; stipite crasso, brevi, alutaceo-fusco, farcto intus stuposo.

Ilab. in truncis Cytharexyli subserrati et Yuccse al-
oifolia*, Catania, Sicilia, in horto botanico.
3. Lenzites sibirica Karst. Fungi nov. Loennb. 1904. p. 3 Pinska 209
Vetensk. Soc). Pileo coriaceo, rigido, dimidiato, plano postice
gibboso, cervino, fibrillis innatis radiantibus, teneris obtecto, ob-
scurius zonato, intus pallescente, margine acutiusculo, inaequali,
coneolore, 3-5, cm. lato; lamellis crassiusculis, insequalibus, po-
roso-anastomosantibus, sordide pallidis, demum fuscescentibus.

IJnh. ad truncum arborum frondosarum in regione Baicalensi.
Listoinitschnoje Sibiri» Aug. 1902 (O. A. F. Lonnbohm).

Sect. 2. Ruodospone.

VOLVARIA Pr. Syll. V p. 656, IX p. 82, XI p. 4l>>. \\Y p. 124,

XVI, p. 69.
1. Volvaria submyochroa Clem. in Bot. Surv. Nebr. 1901, p. 10. — 210

Hymenomycetse, Ag-aricaceje, Rhodosporse, Pluteus. 53

Pileo subcarnoso, convexo, subplano, parce umbonato, lucenti, in
umbone fibrillis sericeis dense vestito, margine substriato, 3-4 cm.
crasso, avellaneo-cinereo ; stipite carnoso, sequali, solido, albo, lu-
centi, apice farinoso, 3-4 cm. longo, 5 mm. crasso ; volva minuta,
hirsuta 2-3-fida, concolore; lamellis liberis, remotis, subconfertis,
ventricosis, initio carneis dein isabellinis ; sporis ellipsoideis, 1-gut-
tulatis, levibus, 6-7 «4.

Hab. ad terram humidam, University Campus, Lincoln Ame-
ricae borealis.

2. Volvaria concinna Clem. in Bot. Surv. Nebr. 1901, p. 9. — Pileo 21]
submembranaceo, expanso, subumbonato, levi, pallide avellaneo
0,5-1,5 cm. diam.; stipite gracillimo, concolore, 0,5-1,5 cm. 1-2
mm. ; volva minuta valde adpressa; lamellis liberis, roseis; sporis
ovato-ellipticis, granulosis vel guttatis, levibus, roseis, 8-11 « 5-7 ;
cystidiis nullis.

Hab. ad terram ad flumen Humboldt et Marysville, Kansas,
Amer. bor.

3. Volvaria liliputiana P. Henn. Fungi Indias or. II, in Hedw. 1903, 212
p. 333. — Parvula; pileo convexo campanulato medio depresso
obtuse umbonato, albido, subvelutino, margine obsolete striatulo,
0,5-1 cm. diam. ; stipite fistuloso, gracili, levi, glabro, albido 1-
1,5 cm. longo, vix 1 mm. er., volva membranacea, lacerato-fissa;
lamellis liberis, subconfertis, flavido-roseis; sporis ovoideo-ellipsoi-
deis, 1-grosse guttulatis, levibus, 4-5^4, basi apiculatis.

Hab. ad terram, Saharanpur-Garden Indine orient.

ANNULARIA Schulz. Syll. V p. 668, IX p. 82, XI p. 43, XIV
p. 125.

1. Annularia baicalensis Karst. Fung. novi Loennb. 1904, pag. 2 -213
(Finska Yetensk. Soc). — Pileo carnoso, sat crasso, convexo, ob-
tuso, glabro, levi, alutaceo (in statu sicco), circitcr 7 cm. lato;
stipite solido, sequali, glabro, concolore, circiter 7 cm. longo et 2
cm. crasso; annulo membranaceo; lamellis liberis, confertissimis,
angustissimis, ai(iualibus, carneis; cystidiis mellis; basidiis clavu-
latis 20*4.

Hab. in regione Baicalensi Sibiriae (0. A. F. Lonnbohm).

PLUTEUS Fr. — Syll. V p. 665, IX p. 83, XI p. 44, XIV, p. 125,

XVI p. 72.
1. Pluteus cervinus (Schaff.) Quel. Syll. V, p. 665. - - var. griseo-vi- 2i4

54 Hymenomycetse, ^.garicacese. Rhodosporee, Pluteua.

ridis P. Benn. Fung. S. Paul III Hedw. L904, p. 204.— Pileo
carnoso, convexo, explanato, centro obtuso, levi, glaltro, subgluti-
noso, margine striatulo, griseo viridi, 5 7 cm diam ; stipite so-
lido, cylindraceo, pallido, levi, glabro, 4-7 cm. loug., 3-5 mm. or.
basi incrassato; lameilis liberis confertis, ventrieosis, 3-4 mm. la
tis ; flavido-incarnatis ; sporis ellipsoideis, 1 guttulatis, carneis, 4-
5^4; cystidiis lageniformibus, apice 2- v. 3-dentato-hamatis, 40-
60« 15-20.

Ilah. ad caudices, Serra de Cantareira, S. Paul Brasiliae.
Praecipue colore pilei et sporis paullo minoribus a typo recedit.

2. Pluteus flavo-fuligineus Atkinson in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, p. 117. 215

— Sparsus, 5-7 cm. altus; pileo ovoideo, convexo, interdum subum-
bonato, initio intense flavo fuligineo, minute tomentosulo, dein
pallidiori et centrum versus plus minusve fuligineo radiato, mar-
gine non striato, 4-5 cm. lato; carne alba; Iamellis liberis, utrin-
que rotundatis, 3-5 mm. latis, non stipatis, intense carneis; ba
sidiis clavatis, 4-sporis, 30-35 ^ fi 7; sporis ovoideis, levibus car-
neis, 5-7 « 4-6; cystidiis numerosis, fusoideis, apice obtusis 80-100 «
12-20 hyalinis; stipite pallide carneo, levi, solido, dein flstuloso,
4-6 mm. crasso.

Ilab. in lignis putridis, in silvis Coy Glen, Itliaca N. Y. Ame-
ricae borealis.

3. Pluteus roseipes Hohnel Fragmente zur Mykologie, 1903, p. 24.

— Pileo carnosulo, margine submembranaceo, subumbonato, ex-
planato ad 5-6 cm. lato, fuliginoso, centro obscuriore, subtiliter
sericeo et volutino-flocculoso, margine leviter striato; lamellis a(
tingenti-liberis, confertissimis, roseis, 5 mm. latis, acie subtiliter
albo-fimbriata ; stipite solido, toreti, intus extusque roseo, levis-
simo, aequali, basi leviter incrassato; sporis globosis, levibus, 6
8 » 7, griseo-incarnatis; cystidiis numerosis, fasciculatis, clavatis,
obtusis vel apiculatis, usque 60 v 16, membrana subtili, solum ver-
sus apicem incrassata.

Iliih in pratis subalpinis propo Puchberg ad montem Schnee-
lu-rtj Austri.i' inferioris.

4. Pluteus floccifer Boud. in Bull. Soo. Myc. de France 1902, n. 2.
tal>. 6, (ig. 2. — Pileo convexo-campanulato, 3-4,5 cm. diam.. exi-
mie hygrophano, parum carnoso, brunneo, siccitate fulvo, ad tnar
ginem longe striato, undique floccis acutis filamentosis, albis, suli-
tiliter consperso, toto 10-12 cm. alto; lamellis liberis, latiusculis,
diu albidis, dein rufo-ferrugineis ; stipite elongato, sericeo, striato,

216

21'

Hymenomycetse, Agaricacese, Rhodosporfs, Entoloma. 55

plus minusve torto, sed colore pallicle rufescente leviter tincto, ad
basim paululum incrassato ; sporis ovatis, guttulato-granulosis, sub
lente pallide ferrugineis, magna copia rufo-fulvis.

Hab. ad terram graminosam, in montibus Juranis Galli;e.

5. Pluteus Termitum P. Henn. F. Amaz. I in Hedw. 1904, p. 1S3. 218
— Pileo carnosulo, campanulato, vertice umbonato-obtuso, brun-
neolo, radiatim substriato, albido, 3-4 cm. diam.; stipite fistuloso
tereti, substriato, levi, basi interdum curvulo, incrassato, pallide
brunneolo, 4-5 cm. longo, 2-3 mm. cr. ; lamellis liberis, confertis,
ventricosis, 3 mm. latis, pallidis dein flavidis; sporis ellipsoideo-
fusoideis, utrinque acutiusculis, 1-2-guttulatis, episporio pallide in-
carnato, levi, 7-10 « 4-5.

Hab. ad excavationes T e r m i t u m , Fortaleza Amazoniae.
Nonnuliis notis ad Lepiotas nutat.

6. Pluteus bulbipes P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1901, p. 54. 219
Syll. XVI, p. 1113 (nomen). — Pileo submembranaceo, carnosulo.
convexo obtuso, subsquamuloso granuloso, radiato -striato, brun-
neo-olivaceo 3-4 cm. diam.; stipite subfarcto, tereti, striatulo, pal-
lide brunneo, 4-6 cm. longo, 3-4 mm. crasso, basi bulbilloso, 6-8
mm. incrassato; lamellis sinuoso-adnatis 2-2,5 mm. latis, confer-
tis, albidis dein flavo-carnescentibus; sporis subglobosis, intus gra-
nulatis, 4-5 diam. episporio levi, flavo-carnescente.

Ilab. ad terram, Kamerun Afr.

7. Pluteus citrino-carnescens P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jalirb. 1901, 220
p 54 — Syll XVI, p. 1113 (nomen). - - Pileo membranaceo carno-
sulo, convexo expanso, radiato-striato, citrino 2,5-5 cm. diam.,
centro umbilicato v. subpapilloso, venoso-rugoso fuscidulo; stipite
subfarcto, tereti, levi, glabro vel striatulo, incarnato, 2-5 mm.
longo, 2-4 mm. crasso; lamellis sinuoso-adnatis v. subliberis, con-
fertis, 3-5 mm latis, roseo-carneis; cystidiis subulatis ca. 25-30*?
8-9; basidiis clavatis 18-24^5-7; sporis subglobosis v. ellipsoi-
deis 1-grosse guttulatis, levibus, fiavo-carnescentibus, 4,5-6 * 4-5.

Hab. ad terram, Kamerun Afr.

ENTOLOMA Fr. — Syll. V p. 679, IX p. 83, XI, p. 44, XIV p. 126,
XVI p. 76.

1. Entoloma clypeatum (L ) — Quel. - - Syll. V, p. 694 — var Par- 22]
thelii Star. in Verhandl. d. bot. Ver. Brandenb. 1903, p. 91. •
A typo imprimis differt sporis angulosis, 11-14 « 8-11, 1-guttatis.
Hab. ad terram Fuhneliang, Anhalt Germani:i\

56 Hymenomycetae, V.garicacete, Rhodospore, Entoloma.

2. Entoloma graveolens Peck Rep. of the State bot. 1801), ]». 844, 222
tab. II, fig. 1-7. Pileo 5 10 cm. lato, firmo subfragili. con-
vexo, saepe irregulari, glabro, margine flocculoso, albido, interdum
violaceo tincto; carne alba; sapore odoreque ingrato; lamellis an-
gustis, stipatis, adnatis, griseo-allus pallide salmoneis; stipite ij,5-

10 cm. longo, 16-24 mm. crasso, firmo, solido, basi bulboso to-
mentoso, superne lanuginoso, albo; sporis pallide roseis, ellipticis
6-7,5^3,5 saepe 1-nucleatis.

llah in silvis Meadowdale, Amer. bor.

3. Entoloma Farrahi Mass. et Cross. in tlie Naturalist 1904, pag. 1, ~£i
tab. I, fig. 1-4. Pileo eylindrico-ovato dein campanulato, sub-
repando, umbonato, levi, sericeo - fibrilloso, sicco, atro-caeruleo,
circa marginem pallidiore, 6-8 cm. diam. ; lamellis latis, sinuato-
adnexis, ventricosis, subdistantibus, earneis; stipite solido, ventri-
coso, glabro, pileo concolori, basi albo, 5-7 cm. longo, 1,5-2 cm.
crasso; sporis oblongo-ellipticis, levibus, carneis 10^4,5-5; cy-
stidiis cuspidatis, ventricosis, 50-60 » 12-15.

Ilab. in graminosis llelmsley BritannisB (J. Farhaii .

4. Entoloma variabile Peck Rep. of the State bot. 1900, pag. 145, "'
tab. F, fig. 17-27. Pileo conico, ovato vel subcampanulato,
umbonato interdum subdepresso vel apice subumbilicato, parce fi-
brilloso, pallide luteo dein rufo-brunneo, margine luteolo, 16-50
mm. lato; lamellis modice stipatis, ascendentibus, acie erosis, an-
tice latis, albidis, dein pallide roseis; stipite filiformi, aequali,
cavo, subfibrilloso-striato albido vel pallido, basi tomentoso 7,5-
12,5 cm. longo, 2-4 mm. crasso; sporis angulosis, 1-nucleatis, 10-
12,5 [j.. diam.

Ilah. in Sphagno, Floodwood, Amer. bor.

5. Entoloma nigricans Pect in the Torr. Bot Club. 1902, p. 72. — '-"-'•'
Pileo exili, convexo, irregulariter expanso, centro depresso, seri-
ceo-fibrilloso, intense griseo vel nigrescenti, cuticula radiato-erum-
penti, inodoro, 2,5 4 cm. diam.; stipite ieijuali scricco-fibrilloso,
initio firmo, dein cavo, 2,5-5 cm. longo, 4-8 mm. crasso, albo et
nigro zonato, interdum supcrne furfuraceo; lamellis latis, subdi-
stantibus, sinuatis, adnatis, rufo-roseis; sporis roseo-carneis, an-
gulosis. uninucleatis 8-12 \>.. diam.

Ilah. ;nl terram m silvis prope St. Louis, Mo, Amer. bor. (N.

M. I I i. VI PELTEB .

6. Entoloma Peckianum Burt in Pect Rep. of the State Bot 1900, m
p 146, Tab. /'. fig. 9-16. — Pileo tenui 16-30 mm. diam., co-

Hymenomycetfe, Ag-aricacese, Rhodosporfe, Clitopilus. 57

nico dein convexo vel subcampanulato, subhygrophano, intense
brunneo, umbonato, margine obscure rugoso, minute fibrilloso; la-
mellis adnatis, stipatis, ascendentibus, Jatis, abrupte rotundatis al-
bidis, dein salmoneis; stipite carnoso, filiformi, gequali, cavo, fi-
brilloso-striato, pallide brunneo, soepe basi albicante, intus albido
5-10 cm. longo, 2-4 mm. crasso; sporis angulosis 1-nucleatis 10-
12,5 * 7,5-10.

Hab. in Sphagno, Floodwood, Amer. bor. Habitus No-

lanece infidw Fr.

7. Entoloma strictius Peck — Syll.V, pag. 698. — var. irregulare 227
Peck Rep. of the State bot. 1899, p. 856. — Pileo exili, fragili,
campanulato convexo vel fere plano, umbonato vel non, ssepe ir-
regulari, intense brunneo et indistincte striatulo, in sicco griseo-
brunneo; lamellis initio griseis, maturitate pallide roseis ; stipite
breviusculo, soepe irregulari, sericeo-fibrilloso, plano vel cavo, lu-
centi, albo.

Hab. in graminosis, Albany, Amer. bor.

8. Entoloma luteum Peck Rep. of the State bot. 1900, p. 146.. t. F, 228
fig. 1-8. — Pileo 12-20 mm. lato, conico vel subcampanulato, ob-
tuso, apice squamuloso, luteo vel fuligineo-luteo dein s;epe griseo;
lamellis ascendentibus, modice stipatis, latis, albidis dein pallide
salmoneis; stipite filiformi, sequali, cavo, subfibrilloso -striato, pi-
leo concolori, basi mycelio albo obvoluto, 7,5-10 cm. longo, 2-4
mm. crasso; sporis angulosis, subquadratis, 10-12 \i. diam.

Hab. in silvis, Floodwood, Amer. bor.

CLITOPILUS Fr. — Syll. V p. 698, IX p. 85, XI p. 45, XIV p. 128,
XVI p. 77.

1. Clitopilus noveboracensis Peck — Syll. V, p. 702. - var. subvio-
laceus Peck Rep. of the State bot. 1900, p. 165. — Pileo tenui,
in statu juvenili subplano dein centro depresso, pallide griseo
violaceo, srepe obscure zonato vel concentrice maculato, margine
valde involuto; carne albida, sapore farinaceo; lamellis decurren-
tibus, pallidis dein cremeo-luteolis; stipite pallido, basi albido-to-
mentoso, interdum excentrico.

Hab. in silvis, inter folia dejecta Floodwood, Amer. bor. —
Var. umbilicatus Peck 1. c. : pileo subplano, umbilicato, albo vel
albido; carne alba; sapore aquoso; stipite brevi, albo, tomentoso
vel piloso, rivuloso vel concentrice rimoso. In silvis, Floodwood,
Amer. bor.

2-29

58 Hymenomycetse, A.garlcacese, Rhodosporse, Leptbnis

2. Clitopilus sphaerosporus Peols Bull. Torr. Bofr. 01. 1984, p. 170 230

— Piloo earnoso sed tenui, subplano, margine involuto, v. curvo,
umbonato v. leviter oentro deprosso, siceo, mihute toruoutoso-j)u-
bosconti, atro-grisoo v. nigrescenti brunneo; carne alba; lamellis
tenuibus, angustis, confertis, insequalibus, leviter decurrentibus, al-
bidis, roseo-tinctis; stipito icquali v. sursum Isviter tonuato, so-
lido, firmo, pileo concolori, basi tomonto mycelico albo vcstito;
sporis globosis, 1-nucleatis, 5-6 ;». diam., roseis.

Ilab inter folia dejecta pr. St. Louis Mo. Amor. bor. (N, M.
Glatpeltbe). — Pileus 1-2,5 pm. lat. ; stipes 2-4 cm. long , 2-4
mm. cr.

LEPTONIA Fr. — Syll. V p. 706, IX p. 87, XI p. 46, XIV p. 128,
XVI p. 78.

1. Leptonia bicolor Massee Kew Bull. 1001, p. 154. — Pileo sub- 231
membranaceo, conico, umbilicato, lovi, glaberrimo, pallide rosoo,
3-5 cm. alto; lamellis confertis adnexis, angustis, albidis dein in-
carnatis; stipite fistuloso, sursum attenuato, glabro, nitente, pileo
concolori, 8-10 cm. longo, 6-8 mm. crasso; sporis oblongis, nodu-
losis, incarnatis, 10-11 * 7.

llab. ad terram, Singapore, Malacca (Ridley).

2. Leptonia tricolor Massee Kew Bull. 1901, pag. 154. — Pileo sub- 882
membranaceo e convexo plano-depresso, virgato, lilacino, 2-3 cm.
lato, margine striatulo incurvo; lamellis annexis, angustis, subdi-
stantibus incarnatis, acie serrulatis ; stipite farcto, sursum atte-
nuato, albido, glabro, 5-6 cm. longo, 6-7 mm. crasso; sporis sub-
globosis, apiculatis, 8-9 ;j.. diam.

Ilab. ad terram, Ponang, Malacca (Rtoley).

3. Leptonia seticeps Atkinson in Journ. of Mycol 1902, p. 116 — sm
Pileo convexo expanso, margine interdum incurvo, brunneo, centro
intense concolori, substriatulo, levi vel minute granuloso, nigro-
punctulato, 1-3 cm. lato; carne albida tenui; lamellis subadnatis,
circ. 4 mm. latis, ellipsoideis, acie orosis, pallide carneis; basidiis
cylindraceis, 4-sporis, 18-25*6-8; cystidiis nullis vel raris iu su-
perficie lamellarum, in acie numerosis, clavato-ellipticis, hyalinis,
50-60» 10-15; spi^ris ovoidois v. subglobosis, Ievil>us, carneis. sub
Lente pallidis; stipito 1- » vi, inferne albido, superne griseo pallidiori,
fibroso striato, aequali vel basi incrassatulo, erecto vel curvulo, so-
lido, 1-2 ' ln. alto, 2-3 mm. crasso.

Hymenomycetse, Agaricacese, Rhodospoive, Nolanea. 59

Hab. in ligno putri ad terram in silvis Mc-Gowan"' s, Ithaca,
N. Y. Amer. bor.

4. Leptonia hortensis Peck in Rep. of the State botanist 1902, p. 26. 234
— Pileo tenui, convexo, umbilicato, hygrophano, rufo-brunneo,
striatulo, in sicco pallido, sericeo, 10-20 mm. lato; lamellis tenuibus,
stipatis, adnatis, initio albidis dein maturitate roseis ; stipite brevi,
16-24 mm. longo, 2 mm. crasso, tenui, glabro, carne pileo con-
colori; sporis angulosis, 1-nucleatis, 7,5-10*7,5.

Hab. ad terram, Menands, Albany co., Amer. bor.

5. Leptonia Kummeriana P. Henn. Fungi Afr. orient. II, in Bd. 235
Jahrb. XXVII, p. 36. — Pileo membranaceo, carnosulo, campa-
nulato-umbonato, subobtuso, squamis granulosis atrocyaneis, ver-
ruculoso, violaceo, 12-15 mm. diam. ; stipite cartilagineo, fistuloso,
gracili, granuloso-verrucoso, atrocyaneo, 3-4 cm. longo, 1 mm.

cr. ; lamellis adnexis, subdistantibus, inicquilongis, ventricosis,
utrinque attenuatis, ca. 1,5 mm. latis, pallidis, dein subcarnescen-
tibus, acie integris; basidiis clavatis, intus flavo-guttulatis, 16-24
* 6-8; sporis 4-5 angulatis, basi apiculatis, flavo-carneis, grosse 1-
guttulatis, 8-10 «6 8.

Hab. ad terram, Usambra Afr. orient. (Kummer).

NOLANEA Fr. - Syll. V p. 716, IX p. 88, XI p. 47, XIV p. 129,
XVI p. 80.

1. Nolanea nodospora Atkinson in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, p. 114.
Totus fungus intense brunneus, 6-7 cm. altus; pileo campanulato
squamuloso, floccis squarrosis; carne brunnea, externe compacta,
intus floccosa; lamellis ascendentibus, ventricosis, postremo adna-
tis; basidiis 4-sporis, 30-35*8-10; spoiis oblongis, noduloso-ob-
longis, 12-18*6-9 roseolis, in charta carneis; cystidiis in acie la-
mellarum, ventricoso-lanceolatis; stipite superne pallido, fistuloso
1,5-2,5 mm. crasso, basi subincrassato.

Hab. ad terram, in silvis, Six Mile Creek, Ithaca, Amer. bor. 23")

2. Nolanea fibrillosa Peck Rep. of the State bot. 1900, p. 147, t. I,
fig. 12-19. — Pileo tenui, fragili, campanulato vol convexo, hy-
grophano, brunneo et striatulo, in sicco pallido, lucenti, fibrilloso
12-20 mm. lato; lamellis adscendentibus, stipatis, acie constrictis,
adnatis, interdum ventricosis, albidis vel pallidis dein roseis; stipite
filiformi, glabro, cavo, pallido, 5-7,5 cm. longo, 1-2 mm. crasso ;
sporis angulosis, 12,5-15*7,5-10, uninucleatis.

Hab. ad terram in silvis, Floodwood, Amer. bor.

60 Hymenomycetse, ^garicaceae, Ethodosporse, Eccilia.

3. Nolanea rhodospora (Broome et W. Gr. Sm.) Sacc. et D. Sacc, 238
Agaricus rhodosporus Broomc et Sm. Joutd of Bot L903, p. 386.

— Pileo convexo-, fusco-fibrilloso v. rufescenti piloso ; stipite sub-
bulboso, albo; lamellis sinuatis v. liberis, salmonicoloribus v roseis,
25-31 « 1,5 mni.; sporis . . . . non descriptis).

Ilah. ;ul terram et fragmenta Lighea in calidariis in Britannia.

— Affinis dicitur Nol. rubidce.

ECCILIA Fr. — Syll. V p. 729, IX p. 88, XIV p. 129, XVI p. 80.

1. Eccilia mordax Atkinson in Journ. of Mycol. 1902. pag. 113. ■ 239
Ssepe gregaria, 5-7 cm. alta; pileo convexo, umbilicato, margine
revoluto, levi, rufo-brunneo vel pallide brunneo, hygrophano, vi-
scido, raro radialiter rimoso, 2-5 cm. lato; carne albido-isabellina;
lamellis carne concoloribus, adnatis vel subdecurrentibus, non sti-
patis; basidiis clavatis, 25-30 * 6-8, 4-sporis; cystidiis nullis; sporis
ovalibus, 6-7 ** 4-5, pallido roseis; cellulis lamellarum, 30-60 ** 6

10; stipite pileo eoncolori, cartilaginoo, fistuloso, levi, saope coni-
presso, 3-5 mm. crasso ; sapore subnullo, sed gulae valde acri.

Hab. ad terram in silvis Mc-Gowan 's, Ithaca, N. Y. Amn
bor.

2. Eccilia rhodocylicioides Atkinson in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, p. 113. 240

— Sparsa vel 2-3-congesta, 3-5 cm. alta; pileo 5-12 mm lato,
plumbeo-griseo, convexo, umbilicato, centro minute floccoso-squar
roso, margine substriatuio ; lamellis pallidc concoloribus, arcuatis,
distantibus, decurrentibus, acie, ob cystidia albis, setulosis ; ba-
sidiis clavato-cylindraceis, 4-sporis, 30« 10-12; sporis subquadran-
gularibus, 8-10 a. diam. ; stipito cartilagineo, cavo, superne pallido,
pileo concolori, 1-2 mm. crasso

Ilab. in silvis Mc-Gowan's, Ithaca, N. Y. Amer. bor.

3. Eccilia pentagonospora Atkinson in Journ. ofMycol L902, p. L13 241

— Sparsa, 2-3 cm. alta; pileo plumbeo -griseo, 0,5-1,5 cm. lato,
umbilicato vel infundibuliformi, tenui, fibroso-striato, levi vel in
superficic minute rugoso; lamellis roseis, 2-4 mm. latis, non sti-
paiis, decurrentibus, ascendentibus ; basidiis clavatis, 25-30^8-10,
4-sporis; sterigmatibus conicis, base incrassatulis ; sporis Bubqua-
dratis, prominenti 4-5 angulosis, 6-LO ;).. diam , roseis ; cystidiis
nullis: siijiitc cyiindrico, soliilo, aequali, griseo-plumbeo, l»asi al-
bido tomentoso, carne albida, 1-2 mm. cr^asso.

l/iih. a 1 terram, Stewart Ave., Cthaca N. V. Amer. bor.

4. Eccilia sphagnophila Peck Rep. of the State bot. 1900, pag. I 17. 242

Hymeiiomycetre, Ag-aricacete, Rhodosporse, Claudopus. 61

tab. I, fig. 20-23. — Pileo hemisphserico vel umbonato-turbinato,
glabro, margine striato, intense brunneo, 8-12 mm. lato; lamellis
latis, distantibus, decurrentibus, albidis dein subroseis; stipite fili-
formi, 3,5-5 cm. longo, 1,5-2 mm. crasso, glabro, pileo concolori;
sporis angulosis, 7,5-12,5 « 6-7,5.

Hab. in paludosis intra Sphagna, Floodwood, Amer. bor.
5. Eccilia Henningsli (Star.) Sacc. et D. Sacc, Agarlcus (Eccilia) Hen- 243
ningsii Star. Verhandl. Bot. Ver. Prov. Brandenbg. XIV, 1903,
p. 90. — Pileo carnosulo, primo umbilicato, usque ad 4 cm. diam.,
fusco-brunneo cinerescente, margine revoluto ; stipite fistuloso,
cartilagineo, concolori, basi villoso, haud punctulato, usque ad 5
cm. longo; lamellis incarnatis, cinereo-maculatis, paullum decurren-
tibus, acie subdenticulata, haud atra; sporis 8-12 « 7-10.

Hab. ad terram inter gramina, Grosskuhnauer Park Dessau
Germanise. — Ecc. atricli et E. griseo rubellce affinis.

CLAUDOPUS W. Sm. — Syll. V p 733, IX p. 89, XI p. 48, XIV
p. 130, XVI p. 82.

1. Claudopus argentinensis Speg. Myc. Arg. ser. I. in Ann. Soc. 244
Cient. Argent. 1899, pag. 264. Pileo irregulariter orbiculari,
8-9 cm. diam. et leniter imequilaterali, horizontali convexo, centro
late obtuseque umbonato, margine incurvulo, integro vel vix si-
nuoso-repandulo, cute tenui, saapius radiatim minute fibrilloso-ri-
mosa, sordide argentea v. subcinerea, in vivo subviscosa, in sicco
subsericea vestito; carne candida immutabili, in umbone flocculoso-
compactiuscula super lamellas tenuissima vix evoluta, cum illa sti-
pitis continua; lamellis segmentiformibus, tenuiusculis, 10-12 mm.
Jat., membranaceis, confertiusculis, polymacriis, pro ratione latis-
simis, antice attenuato-rotundatis, postice abrupte subtruncato-ro-
tundatis, a stipite remotis, primo albis, dein roseis, postremo pal-
lide carneis ; stipite laterali adscendenti-incurvo, tereti 7-S cm.
longo, 6-7 mm. cr., intus farcto albo, extus albo v. subpallescente,
sa;pius plus minusve obsoleteque fibrilloso-reticulato v. (ibrilloso-
striato; sporis ovatis, imequilateralibus, 8 » 4, levibus.

Hab. ad truncos emortuos putrescentes E u c a 1 y p t i g 1 o I .» u 1 i
La Plata Argentinse.

2. Claudopus byssisedoides P. Henn. F Amaz. I in Ibrhv. 1904, 2-1 :>
p. 183. — Pileo carnosulo, subresupinato, basi affixo v. subsbipi
tato, flabelliformi v. reniformi, superne pallido, pruinoso, levi, 3-

7 mm. longo latoque; stipite laterali, brevissimo, curvato, basi ef-

62 Rymenomycetse, ^garicaceee, Ochrosporse, Pholiota.

fuso albido-byssino ; lamellis (lecurrcutibus. cnufcrtis, iua-quilongis,
ventricosis, 0,5 nim. lat., flavido-incarnescentibus, acie integris;
basidiis clavatis; sporis ovoirleis v. ellipsoideis, 1 -guttulatis, pal-
lide incarnatis, 4-6 v 4-5.

Hab. in petiolis putrescentibus Palmarnin, Rio Jurua, Ju-
rua-Miry, Amazonia Ule) Pr;ccipue sporis regularibus ab af-

finis Cl. bjjssisedo ditfert.

Sect. 3. OclirosnorfB.

PH0LI0TA Fr. — Syll. V p. 736, IX p. 90, XI p. 48, XIV j». 131,
XVI p 83.

1. Pholiota grandis Rea Trans. Brit. Myc. Soc. 1903, pag. 37. — &&
Pileo convexo dein expanso et late gibboso, sicco, 23-30 cm. lato,
fulvo. squamulis innatis saturatius fulvis tecto; carne hete flava,
centro 5 cm. crassa; stipite 25-30^6-7 cm., firmo, fusoideo, supra
annulum profunde stricto, infra squamuloso, fulvescente ; anuulo
distanti, fugaci ; stipitis carne ferruginea, apice flavida, centro scis-
sili; lamellis latissimis, 1,5-2 cm. lat , antice attenuatis, postice si-
nuato-decurrentibus, pallidis dein fuscis, sat confertis ; sporis ob-
longis, 6^3, fuscis.

Hab. caespitosa ad basin Fraxini, AVorcester et Exeter Britan-
niae. — Odor et sapor grati. — Species inter Ph squarrosam et
Ph. spectabilem meclia.

2. Pholiota Gollani P. Henn Fungi Indic or II, in Hedw. 1901, 247
p. 333. — Magna, carnosa, crassa; pileo convexo explanato, ob-
tuso-rotundato, levi, glabro, brunneo, margme intogro, 3-16 cm
diam.; stipite farcto, tereti, aequali, crasso, interdum curvulo, al-
bido subnitenti, sparse brunneolo-furfuraceo, usque ad 16 cm.
l«>ngo, 3 cm. crasso, annulo membranaceo-floccoso, pallido, fugaci;
lamellis sinuoso-adnatis, confertis, lanccolatis, medio usque ad 5
mm. latis, utrinque attenuatis, primo stramincis d<>iii subochraccis,
acie integris; sporis ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis, 1-2 guttula

tis. pallide flavis, levibus, L0-13«6-8; carne pallida, flrma

llah. iu trunco Tamarindi indici, Saharanpur-Grarden
Indiae orient.

3. Pholiota fulvo-squamosa Peck, Bull. Torr. Bot. 01. L903, p 96 — 218
Pileo carnoso, sal tenui, convexo, demum subplano, sicco, squamis
adpressis oopiosis, fulvo-brunncolis conspcrso, concentrice fatiscen-

Hvmenomycetfe, Agaricacese, Ochrosporte, Pholiota. 63

tibus; carne alba, caesa brunneola, sapore et odore raphani ; la-
mellis angustis, confertis, introrsum tenuatis et collario angusto
connexis, albidis dein rubido-cinnamomeis; stipite sequali, rigido,
farcto v. cavo, deorsum squamis erectis subfloccosis, fulvis squar-
roso, apice glabro et infra annulum amplum persistentem subgla-
bro ; annulo supra albido, infra fulvo-floccoso«squamuloso; sporis
ellipsoideis, 8 « 4-5.

Hab. ad basin Quercuum, Michigan Amer. bor. (B. 0. Lon-
gyear). — Pileus 6-12 crn. lat. ; stipes 5-8 cm. long., 8-10 mm.
crass.

4. Pholiota ventricosa Earle in New York Bot. Gard. 1902, p. 341. 249
— Gregaria vel c;espitosa; pileo 7-8 cm. diam., convexo, obtuso,
rufo-brunneo, disco srepe concavo, minute fibrilloso vel subglabro,
luteolo, margine ;equali, subappendiculato, floccis incrustato ; la-
mellis subsinuosis, adnatis, latiusculis vel subventricosis, margine
integris, initio pallide brunneis dein cinnamomeis; sporis ferrugi-
neis, ovatis vel subellipticis, 8-9 » 4-5. volva luteo-pallida v. pal-
lide brunnea, exili, fibrillosa; annulo persistenti, exili, in summitate
stipitis posito; stipite firmo basi tomentoso ventricosoque, 14-18 «

2-3 cm., brunneolo, fibriltoso vel subglabro, in proximitate annuli
dense albo-tomentoso ; carne pallide lutea, immutabili, sapore odo-
reque nullis.

Hab. in pinetis, Standfort University Californiae.

5. Pholiota praecox — Syll. V, p. 738. — Var. silvestris Peck in 250
Harrim. Alaska Exped. Crypt. p. 46. — A typo differt pileo toto,
nec tantum centro, rufo-flavido v. rubiginoso.

Hab. ad terram Yakutat Bay Alaska (Trelease).

6. Pholiota indica Massee in Kew Bull. 1901, p 151. — Pileo car- 251
noso, e conico-campanulato expanso, sicco, squamis concentricis ad-
natis ornato, brunneolo, marginem versus albido, 3-8 cm. lato ;
lamellis adnexis, latis, subdistantibus, umbrinis; «poris subglobosis,
umbrinis, 9-10 » 7-8; stipite farcto, ;equali, basi subincrassato, albo,
usque ad annulum remotum peronato.

Hab. ad terram, Poona, prov. Bombay, India? britann. (Wood-
row). — Phol. radicosce Bull. afHnis.

7. Pholiota Aschersoniana P. Henn et Ruhl. Verh. Brandbg. 1901, 252
XLIII, p. 119. — Pileo carnoso, convexo-plano, centro paullum
umbonato, obtuse rotundato vel plano, 3-6 cm. diam., cupreo-vio-
lascente, pilis fasciculato-radiatis, obscurioribus vestito, margine
tenui, flavo-brunnescente, ochraceo-tomentoso ; stipito fistuloso, sub-

64 Hymenom.vcetffi, Vgaricaceae, Ochrosporse, Pholiota

tereti, superne flavido, inferne rufo-bruuneolo striatulo, basi sub-
incrassato, curvulo, 2-3,5 cm. longo, '2,5-4 mra. crasso, annulo
tenui-membranaceo, fisso, albido secerlente ; lamellis sinuoso-adnatis
dento doeurrentibus, infequilongis, confertis, lanceolatis, flavidis dein
ferrugineis; basidiis clavatis, 4-sterigmaticis, 18-21 «0-8; sporis
ellipsoideis vel o*oideo-ellipsoideis, basi apiculatis, Isete brunneis,
in massa ferrugineis, (5-7,5 «4-5; carno flavida ; odore ingrato.
Ilah. in calidariis in horto botanico Berolinensi Grermaniae.

8. Pholiota aggericola Pect — Syll. V, pag. 740. Var. retirugis 253
Peck in Rep. of the State bot. 1900, p. 167. — ■ Pileo rugoso-re-
ticulato, cetera ut in typo.

Ilah. in silvis, Westport, Amer. bor.

9. Pholiota Zenkeri P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1901, pag. 53, ->'
Syll. XVI, pag. 1113 fnomen). Pileo carnoso, convexo plano,
squamoso, aurantiaco, squamis adpressis, vertice obtuso rotimdato,
pallide ochraceo, 2,5-4 cm. diam. ; stipite farcto tereti, curvulo,
flavo-rufo, brunneo-striato, 2-3 cm. longo, 2-3.5 mm. crasso, an-
nido membranaceo, pallido; lamellis sinuoso-adnatis, late vcntri-
cosis, confertis, flavo-aurantiis doin ochraceis; sporis ellipsoideis,
levibus, 6-8 w 4-4,5, ochraceis.

Ilab. ad caudices emortuos, Kamerun Africae

10. Pholiota granuloso-verrucosa P. Henn. F. Indiae or. II, in Hedw. -:,r'
1901, p. 333. — Pusilla; pileo carnosulo, convexo, obtuso-rotun-
dato ex pallido isabellino, verrucis granulo -is obtusioribus vestito,
0,5-1 cm. diam.; stipite fistuloso-floccoso, tereti, brunncolo, sparse
verrucoso-granuloso, 1,5-3 cm. longo, 1-1,5 mm. cr . annulo mem-
branaceo secedente; lamellis subliberis v. adnexis. confertis, angu-
stis, cinereo-ferrugineis; sporis ellipsoideis, flavo-brunneis, 3,5-4

« 3, levibns.

Ilah. ad terram, Saliaranpur-Garden Indiae orient.

11. Pholiota martinicensis Pat. in Duss Enum. Champ. Guadel. 1903, -,,h
p. 54. Pileo carnoso, convexo dein expanso, 8-15 mm. diam.,
bruniH'0-rut'i', centro saturatiore, squamuiis erectis, remotis, angu-
stis, rufis consperso; lamellis adnatis, bruuneis, inaequalibus ; sporis
ovoideis, levibus, <> * 4, brunneis; stipite centrali, gracili, 2-3 cm.
lonj^ . sursum lovi, basi furfuraceo-squamuloso; annulo medio,
membranacco, eivcto, persisteuti.

Ilah ;el cortices putres Mangifera? iu silvis inferioribus iu
Montagne Pelee MartmicaB,

HymenomycetiE, Agaricacese. Ochrosporse, Inocybe. 63

LOCELLINA Gill. Syll. V p. 761, IX p. 94, XVI p. 87.

1 Locellina Starnesii Peck in the Torr. Bot. Club. 1902, p. 72. — 257
Pileo carnoso-termi, convexo vel subplano, interdum umbonato,
centro brunneo, racliatim lineariter brunneo-striato vel punctulato;
carne alba; lamellis angustis, adnatis, dein liberis, initio roseo tinctis
dein cinereo-brunneis ; stipite tenui, s.epe curvulo, interdum erecto
submedullato, albo, basi bulboso; annulo superiori; sporis brunneis,
ellipticis, 5-6 v 4

Ilab. in Georgia, Amer. bor. (V. Starnes). — Pileus 2,5-5 cm.
latus; stipes 2,5-5 cm. long., 4 mm. crassus.

INOCYBE Fr. — Syll. V p. 762, IX p. 95, XI p. 50, XIV p. 132,

XVI p 87.

1. Inocybe cortinata Eoll. in Bull. Soc Myc. de France 1901, p. 117, 258
t. 3, f. 1. — Pileo carnosulo sed crasse umbonato, primum cam-
panulato dein sat expanso, usque ad 4 cm. diam., dilute albido-
stramineo, umbone ferruginescente, subtiliter fibrilloso-striato, de-
mum lacerato, magis colorato, velo albo-floccoso; lamellis adnato-
decurrentibus ventricosis, acie dilutiori, floccoso-serrulata, primum
albidis dein ochraceo-fuscescentibus; spjris ovoideis, ochraceis, 8 ^
4,5; stipite cylindraceo fragili, curvato flexuoso, farcto, albo sur-
siim furfuraceo, 7-8 cm. long., 5 mm. cr., annulo fibrilloso, albo.

Hab. catervatim sub P i n u m a r i t i m a, La Maure, Golf Juan
Gallia?. — In. tomentellce, I. vatricosce et I. sindoniw afnnis sed
habitu et velo differt.

2. Inocybe (Asterosporina) flavo-fusca P. Henn. in Engl. Bot Jahrb. '-'r)'i
1901, p. 52, Syll. XVI p. 1113 (nomen). — Pileo carnosulo, cam-
panulato-expanso, Havo-cinereo, margine minute striatulo, centro

•obtuso, fusco-squamuloso, 2-4 cm. diam. ; stipite subfarcto, tereti,
flavo-brunneo, inferius brunneo-squamuloso, 4-6 cm. longo, 2-3
mm. cr. ; lamellis adnatis, subconfertis, angustis, flavidis dein oli-
vaceo-ferrugineis ; sporis subglobosis asteroideis, fusco-oliva<-<Ms, 5-
7 ;j.. diam.

llab. ad terram, Kamerun Africse.

3. Inocybe squamosa Bres. Myc. Lusitanici novi, in Atti R. Acc. di 260
Sc Lett. ed Arti degli Agiati in Eoveredo vol. VIII. 1902, p. 129.

— Pileo carnosulo, e convexo expanso, soepe umbonato, ochraceo-
fulvo, squamis concoloribus, fibrilloso-hirtis dense obsito, centro
subievi, sa>pe areolato, 1-1,5 cm. lato; lamellis subdistantilms, latis
])cstice sinuatis, e cystidiis copiosis villoois, pallide fulvis; stipite

66 Hymenomycetae, Agaricaceee, Ochrosporae, Hebeloma.

subsequali, fibrilloso-flavidulo e farcto subcavo, 1-3 cm. longo, 2-4

mm. crasso; carne tlavida, miti, odore vix ullo; sporis obovatis,
'.»-11 * 6-7, ochraceis; basidiis clavatis, 25-30^9-10; cystidiis sub-
clavatis, apice muricollalis, 70-90 « 10-13.

Ilab. ad terram pr. Setubal Lusitaniie. — Inocybe dulcamarce
Alb. et Scliw. et In ccesariatcB Fr. proxima, quarum formam et
colores quoque habet, scd pileo ovidontius squamoso, sporis latiori-
bus et prsesentia cystidiorum optime distincta.

4. Inocybe bipindensis P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1901, p. 53, 261
Syll. XVI, pag. 1113 (nomen). — Pileo carnosulo, cainpanulato-
obtuso, tomentosulo-squamoso, castaneo, 1,5-2 cm. diam. ; stipite
farcto, tereti, squamuloso, einereo-brunneo, 3-5 cm. longo, 1,5 mm.

cr. : lamellis adnatis, subconfertis, pallidis dein olivacoo-fuseis ;
sporis ellipsoidcis, 1-guttulatis, 5-7 » 3,5-4, episporio fiavo-brun-
neolo, levi.

Hab. in ligno putri, Kamerun Africse.

5. Inocybe subochracea Peck — Syll. V, p. 796, sub Hebeloma.
Var. Burtii Pcek Eep. of the Statc Bot. 1900, p. 1G7. — Oortina
conspicua, fibrillosa; margine pilei magis fibrilloso; stipite longiori
et etiam magis fibrilloso.

Hab. ad terram paludosam, Gloodwood, Amer. bor. (E. A.
Burt).

HEBEL0MA Fr. — Syll. V p. 791, IX p. 102, XI pag. 54, XIV
1). 134, XVI p. 91.

1. Hebeloma Bakeri Earle in New York Bot. Gard. 1902, p. 342. — 263
Solitarium ; pileo 5-7 cm., expanso, cremeo, disco intensius concolori,
viscido glabro, margine integro; carne albida vel cremea; odore
saporeque grato; stipite circ. 8 cm. longo, 7 mm. lato, requali, iu-
ferne subglabro, supcrne pruinoso, solido, pileo eoncolori, firmo;
lamellis profunde sinuosis, heterophyllis, stipatis. subventricosis,
paliide ochraceo-brunneis, marginc albidis et subcrcnulatis; sporis
tlliptico-ovatis, 10-12 « 0-7, cehtro vacuolatis.

ffab. sub quercetis, Stanford University Californiae.

'1. Hebeloma sericipes Earle in New York Bot. Gard. 1902, p. 342. ?64
- Solitariuiu ; jiileo 4-G cm. late eonvexo-jilano vel subdepresso,
obtuso, pallide olivaceo-brunneo, siceo, discoglabro, marginc sericeo-
fibrilloso, integro; carne albida, sapore odoreque grato; stipite 4-6
cm., 7-0 mm., SBquali, inferue subglabro, superne sericeo-fibrilloso,
;ill»id(», firrao, tcrtuoso ; lamellis sinuosis, stipatis, Bubconstrictis, fere

Hymenomycetfe, AgaricaceEe, Ochrosporse, Hebeloma. 67

planis, initio albidis dein ochraceo-brimneis, margine albidis, cre-
nulatis ; sporis ellipticis vel subovatis, levibus, late centro vacuo-
latis, 7-10 v 5-7.

Ildb. ad terram, in silvis Stanford University Californise.

3. Hebeloma albiduium Peck Rep. of the State bot. 1900, pag. 148. 265
— Pileo carnoso, firmo, snbconvexo vel fere plano, glabro, subvi-
scido dein brunneo albido vel griseo-albo, 2,5-6 cm. lato ; carne
alba ; lamellis stipatis, constrictis, adnatis, minute denticulatis, acie
albidis, albis dein brunneo-ferrugineis ; stipite a^quali, firmo, glabro,
superne farinoso-pruinoso, srepe bulbosulo, cavo, piloo concolori,
3,5-6 cm. longo, 4-6 mm. crasso ; sporis subellipsoideis, obtusis,
10-12,5 « 6-7,5.

Hab. in silvis, Westport, Amer. bor. — H. albo Peck valde
affinis species sed pilei colore, sporisque obtusis differt.

4. Hebeloma pascuense Peck Rep. of the State Bot. 1899, pag. 844, 266
t C, fig. 21-27. — Pileo convexo dein subplano, viscido, obscure
fibrilloso, brunneo-argillaceo, sa^pe centro rufescenti, margine al-
bicanti, 2,5-5 cm. diam. ; carne albida, sapore grato, odore sub- .
nullo; lamellis stipatis, acie rotundatis, albidis dein pallide ochra-
ceis; stipite firmo, brevi, 2,5-5 cm. alto, 4-6 mm. crasso, a^quali,
fibrilloso, sursum farinoso, albido vel pallido; sporis pallide ochra-
ceis, subellipticis, 1-nucleatis, 10^6.

Hab. in herbosis aridis, gregarium vel subcsespitosum, prope
Warrensburg, Amer. bor.

5. Hebeloma album Peck Eep. of the State Bot. 1900, p. 147, t. G, 267
fig. 1-7. — Pileo carnoso, firmo, convexo dein fere plano v. con-
cavo, margine incurvato, glabro, subviscido, albo vel luteo-albo,
2,5-3,5 cm. diam. ; carne alba; lamellis tenuibus, constrictis, sti-
patis, emarginatis, adnatis, albidis dein brunneo-ferrugineis ; stipite
sequali, firmo, longiusculo, solido, farcto, superne farinosulo, albo,
3,5-7,5 cm. longo, 4-6 mm. crasso; sporis subellipsoidois, utrinque
apiculatis vel 1-apiculatis, 12,5-15 « 6-7,5.

Hab. in silvis, Westport, Amer. bor.

6. Hebeloma bulbosum Fayod in Ann. R. Acc. d'Agr. Torino 1893, 268
p. 95, Agaricus fastibilis parvulus Secret. ? — Pileo hemisphrorieo
albo v. lutescente, levi, doin pulvinato, 4-5 cm. lat , uinbono ob-
tuso, jove udo subviscoso; carne alba, centro circ. 1 cm. cr. ; sti-
pito medullato-farcto, 6-7 cm. longo, 0,5 cm. lato, albo, apico fa-
rinoso, basi in bulbillum subspha^rieum inflato; lamellis liboris
subconfertis, acie crenulatis et albo punctatis, cinnamomeis ; cy-

.'•/.!

68 Hymenomycetre, A.garicacese, Octarosporse, Flammula,

Btidiis clavatis; basidiis emergentibus 27 9, tetrasterigmaticis ;
sporis ovoideo-conoideis, '.» * 6, levibus v. subtiliter puuctatis, sub
microscop. ochraceia

llah. catervatim in graminosis, betuletis et alnetis in alpibus
Bricherasio Pedemontii.

FLAMMULA Fr. — Syll. V pag. 809, IX pag. 101, XI p. 56, XIV

p. 13(5, XVI p. '.»1

1. Flammula californica Earle in New York Bot. Gard. 1002, p. 342.
— Gregaria vel caespitosa; pileo 4-7 cm. diam., expanso, subum-
bonato pallide ochraceo-brunnco. umbono saepe intense concolori,
glabro, subhygrophano, margine integro ; carne cremea, saporo
odoreque subnullo; lamellis subsinuoso-decurrentibus, heterophyllis,
stipatis, subventricosis, pallide ochraceis vel fusco-ferrugineis; sti-
pite 5-6 cm., 3-4 mm., subaequali, apice et basi fere incrassatulo,
superne glabro, albo-luteo, inferne fibrilloso, bruuneo, firmo; sporis
ferrugineis, ellipticis, 6-7 * 4.

Hab. in silvosis, Stanford University Californise.

2. Flammula ochraceo-tristis P. Henn in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1901, 270
p. 53, Syll. XVI, p. 1114 (nomen). — Pileo carnosulo, convexo-
expanso, centro obtuso fusco-squamuloso, radiato striatulo, ochra-
ceo-brunneo, margine pallidiori, 4-6 cm. diam. ; stipite farcto to-
reti, iiexuosulo, striato, subfiinbriato, atro-brunneo, 6-8 cm. longo,
4-5 mm. cr. ; lamellis siuuoso-adnatis, late ventricosis, subconfer-
tis, pallide ilavis fuscescentibus ; sporis ellipsoideis vel ovoideis,
basi apiculatis, intus granulosis, episporio flavidulo vel brunneok».
levi.

Ilab. ad terram, Kamerun Afr. — Ft. flocciferce amnis.

3. Flammula Braendlei Peck Bull. Torr. Bot. 01. 1904, pag. 180. — -•
Pileo convexo dein subplano, margine incurvo, interdum irregu-
lari, fibrilloso-squamuloso, praesertim ad centrum. leniter viscido,
junioro purpureo, dein fiavido v. flavido-aibo, interdum virescenti-
tincto; carne albida; lamellis tenuibus, confertis, adnatis v. breve
decurrentibus, maturis ferrugineis: stipite aequali v. sursum leviter

uuato, fibrilloso. cavo, albido brunneo-variegato ; velo arachnoi-
deo, interdum zonam sericeam circa stipitem forjnanto; sporis el
lipsoideis 6-8 » 4-5, ferrugineis.

Ilab. soiitaria v. crcspitosa ad truncos dejectos, pr. Washingfcon
■ t St. Louis A.mer. bor, Braendle et GtLatfelter). — Pileus 2.
5-5 cm. lat.j stipes 2,5 5 cm. long., 4-8 mm. cr.

Hymenomycetse, Ag-aricaceas, Ochrosporse, Flammula, <',l.t

4. Flammula excentrica Peck Bull. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1904, p. 179. — 272
Pileo tenui, late convexo, obtuso v. leviter umbonato, sicco, mi-
nute squamuloso, fulvo, flavido v. rubido-ferrugineo; carno al-
bida; lamellis latiusculis, confertis. subsinuato-adnatis, fumose
ochraceis, demum ferrugineis ; stipite oequali v. sursum leviter te-
nuato, vulgo excentrico, solido, fibrilloso, flavido v. subocliraceo.
demum intus extusque brunneo ; sporis late ferrugineis, ellipsoi-
deis, 15-16 * 8.

Ilab. ad ligna putrida pr. St. Louis Mo. Amer. bor. (Glat-
eelter). — Pileus 2,5-3, cm. lat. ; stip. 2-3 cm. long , 4-8 mm. cr.

5. Flammula velata Peck Bull. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1903, p. 96. — Pileo 27:i
carnoso, ad marginem attenuato, convexo, udo, sulphureo-fiavo,
centro rubescente vel aurantio, margine persistenter incurvato ;
carne fiavida v. viridi-fiavida, sapore dulci ; lamellis arcuatis, ad-
natis vel leviter decurrentibus, 5 mm. lat., pailide flavis, denique
subrubiginosis, primitus velo distincto, tenuiter arachnoideo, fla-
vido-albo obductis; stipite brevi, tenui, flexuoso, farcto, apice sul-
phurello, deorsum brunneolo, basi tomentello; sporis eliipsoideis,
5-8 ;j.. longis.

Hab. ad terram silvaticam ad pedem M.r Moscow Idaho Amor.
bor. — Pileus 2-4 cm. lat., stipes 2,5-4,5 cm. long., 2-4 mm. cr.

6. Flammula alnicola Fr. — Syll. V, p. 820. — Var. marginalis Peck ,r
Rep. of the State Bot. 1900, p. 167. — Pileo carnoso, firmo, co-
nico v. subcampanuiato, viscido, glabro, margine fibrilloso-tomen-
toso, luteo, 16-32 mm. diam. ; carne alba, sapore grato; lamellis
tenuibus, stipatis, rotundatis, pallide luteis dein ferrugineis; stipito
firmo, subsequali, farcto vel cavo, fibrilloso, subannulato, superne
luteo, inferne ferrugineo, 6-8,5 cm. longo, 4-8 mm. crasso; sporis
ellipsoideis, 7,5-10 v 5.

Hab. csespitosa in lignis emortuis Aceris rubri, Westport,
Amer. bor.

7. Flammula echinospora Speg. Myc argent. ser. II, 1902, p. 51. —
Solitaria v. rarius 2-3-ca3spitosa, pileo primo convexulo dein con-
cavo, postremo infundibuliformi, 15-25 mm. diam., pius minusve
excentrico, lutescenti-ferrugineo, pulverulento-pruinosulo ; carne
paliide lutescente; lamellis non confertis, latiusculis, 1,5-2 mm. lat.,
fulvis, longe decurrentibus, primo ferrugineis dein fusco-forrugi-
neis ; stipite 10-20 mm. longo, 2-3 mm. crasso, pulverulento, ve
lutino, ferrugineo farcto, basi non dilatato, e tereti compressulo ;
cystidiis nullis; basidiis clavulatis, 30-35^8-10 hyalinis; sporis

j,.>

70 Bymenomycetce, A.garicacese, Ochrosporae, Flammula.

globosis, 7-8 [j.. diam. non vel vix rostellatis, tenuiter tunicatis,
dense verruculoso-papillosis, ferrugineis.

Ilab. ad terram humosam prope Cordoba in Argentina.

8. Flammula sulphurea Massee in Bot. Tidsskrift-Copenhagen 1902, -7,;
vol. 24, pag. '215. C.cspitosa; pileo convexo expanso, glabro,
margine pellucide striato, si' co levi, laete sulphureo, 1-2 cm. lato;
lamellis distantibus, decurrentibus, concoloribus ; sporis fulvidis.

6 «4; stipite e farcto cavo, glabro, sursum attenuato, flavido, basi
fuscescenti, 4-6 cm. alto.

Hab. ad terram' prope Klong Son, Siam Aske merid. — Fl.
tilopodw Kalchbr. et Mc. Ov. affinis.

9. Flammula aureo-viridis Pat. in Duss Enum. Champ. Gruad. 19013, 27?
p. 55. — Pileo convexo, centro umbilicato, e flavo-aureo viridulo,
unicolore, glabro, levi, 15 mm. diam. ; lamellis adnatis, confortis,
angustis, rufescenti-brunneis ; stipite centrali, cylindrico, fiexuoso,
flavo-virenti, fibrilloso, 4-7 cm. long., 1 mm. cr. ; sporis ochraceo-
purpureis, 6-8 « 5.

Hab. catervatim ad ligna putrescentia, Camp Jacob Guadalupa
(Duss). — Analoga Ilypholomati fasciculari.

10. Flammula oiivacea Pat. in Duss Enum. Champ. Guadel. 1903,
p. 55. — Pileo convexo, centro mamillato-obtuso, flavo-olivaceo,
unicolori, glabro, levi, 6-12 mm. diam. ; lamellis angustis, confer-
tis, adnatis, brunneolis; stipito filiformi, centrali, cylindrico, pileo
concolori, 15 mm. long. ; sporis flavo-rufescentibus, ovoideis, levi-
bus, 8 « 5.

Ilab. csespitosa ad ligna putrida, Basse-Terre Guadalupa (Duss).

11. Flammula pusilla Peck in Rep. of the State Botan. 1902, p. 26, 279
t. M, fig. 35-41. — Pileo tenui, convexo dein subplano, glabro,
viscido, pallide fulvo v. luteo-ferrugineo, 12-24 mm. lato; lamellis
constrictis, adnatis, stipatis, albidis dein brunneo-ferrugineis ; sti-
pite icquali, solido, farcto, floccoso-fibrilloso, albido dein basi fer-
rugineo, villoso-strigoso, sursum floccoso-pulverulento, 16-30 mm.
longo, 2 mm. crasso; sporis ellipsoideis, 7,5*4.

//<;//. in truncis putrescentibus, in silvis Smithtown, SufTolk
co., Ainor. bor.

12. Flammula granulosa Peck in Bull. Torr. Bot. Club 1902, XXIX.
pag. 5(11. — Pilco hemispliirico 1,5-3 cm. d., squamuloso, fulvo;
lamellis latis, vix decurrentibus, flavo-ferrugineis ; sti]»ii'' 2,5 '■'<
cin. 1.. 2 iiiin. cr., concolore; sporis 7-8*4-5

Hdb. ad ligna emortua M.t Desert Am. bor.

L'7S

Hymenomycetre, Agaricaceae, Ochrospora1, Naucoria, 71

NAUCORIA — Fr. Syll. V p. 828, IX p. 109, XI p. 57, XIV p. 139,
XVI, p. 97.

1. Naucoria striata Clem. et Sliear in Bot. Surv. Nebr. 1901, p. 10. 280
— G-regaria; pileo carnoso, convexo, dein explanato repandoque,
glabro, glutinoso, ochroleuco, pallide marginato, 3-6 cm. diam. ;
stipite gequali vel basi subincrassato, interdum compresso solido
vel .Ttate medullato, flbroso, in parte superiore lineato, lucenti,
pallide cremeo, inferne fuscescenti 4-7 cm. longo, 13-15 mm.

cr. ; lamellis liberis, interdum stipatis, ventricosis, initio pallide
umbrinis, dein ferrugineis; sporis ovoideis, levibus, ferrugineis,
7-8 * 5.

Hdb. in terra humosa, Lincoln, Nebraska, Amer. bor.

2. Naucoria firma Peck Rep. of the State Bot. 1900, p. 148, t. H, 281
fig. 10-16. — Pileo carnoso, firmo, subconvexo, cito fere plano,
hygrophano, nigro-brunneo, in sicco ochraceo-brunneo, snepe ru-
guloso, 16-24 mm. diam. ; carne alba, sapore farinaceo, dein aquoso ;
lamellis tenuibus, constrictis, stipatis, acie rotundatis, adnatis, mi-
nute flocculosis, pallidis; stipite firmo, ;equali, soepe curvulo, farcto
vel cavo, fibrilloso-striato minuteque fiocculoso, pileo concolori v.
pallidiori, 2,5-5 cm. longo, 2-4 mm. crasso ; sporis ellipticis, brun-
neo-ferrugineis, 7,5 « 5.

Hab. in truncis emortuis, Floodwood, Amer. bor.

3. Naucoria tuberosa P. Henn. Hedw. p. (310) c« ic. — Pileo hemi- 282
sphaerico, convexo, subcarnoso, levi, glabro, flavo-brunneo, 2,5-2
cm. diam., stipite cylindrico gracili, albo-medullato, dein subcavo,
flavo-brunneolo; striatulo glabro, 4-8 cm. long , '2-3 mm. cr., basi
conspicue bulboso-incrassato, mycelio albido, filamentoso vel sub-
membranaceo infra munito; lamellis sinuoso-adnexis, medio sub-
ventricosis, 3 mm. lat., remotiusculis, umbrinis, acie pallidiore ;
cystidiis ampulliformibus, 30-40^10; basidiis clavatis, 20-25 ■ ■..
long. ; sporis ellipsoideis, raro ovoideis, sordide fiavo-brunneolis,
levibus, 7-9 w 4-5.

Hab. in hortis Michailowskoje gub. Mosquensis Rossise. — (Co-
mitissa K. Scheremet.teff.).

4. Naucoria uliginosa Peck Rep. of the State Bot. 1900, pag. 149, 283
tab. H, fig. 1-9. — Pileo tenui, convexo, dein fere plano, glabro,
hygrophano, intense brunneo, margine striatulo, dein in sicco pal-
lidiori, 12-20 mm. Jato; carne brunnoa; lamellis latis, modico sti-
patis, acie rotundatis, adnatis, crenuJatis, subventricosis, fractis
ochraceis; stipite filiformi, firmo, subfibrilloso, cavo, rubro-brunnco

7^; Hymenomycetffl, A.garicacepe Ocbrosporse, Naucoria.

dein in Bicco pallido, 2,5-5 cm. longo, 2 mm. crasso; sporis brun-
neo-ferrugineis, subellipticis, saepe L-nucleatis, 10-12,5 « 5-6.
lldh. in paludosis, Sandlako, Rensselaer Co., Amer. bor.

5. Naucoria fusispora P. Honn. Fungi India^ or. II in Hedw. 1901, 284
p. 332. — Purpuroa; pileo submombranaceo-carnosulo, campanu-
lato, vertice subumbilicato depresso, conico v. obtuso-papillato, ra-
diato-striato, 1-2 cm. diam.; stipite fistuloso, tenaci corticato,
aequali, gracili, lovi, glabro, basi radicato, castaneo vel purpureo,
5-11 cm. longo, 1-2 mm. crasso; lamellis adnatis, subconfertis, lan-
ceolatis, 1,5-2 mm. latis, purpurcis; sporis oblongo-fusoideis, utrin-
que apiculatis, 1-guttulatis, 6-8 * 4, flavo-ochraceis.

Hab. ad terram, Mussoorie, Arnigadh Indiae orient.

6. Naucoria coloradensis Tracy et Earle in Plantai Bakerianse fasc. I, 285
fungi pag. 25 - Pileo convexo, expanso, subumbonato, luteo-
brunneo, saepe in umbone intensius concolori, sericeo, setulis luteo-
lis, margine non striato, in setate juvenili fortiter incurvato ; la-
mellis adnatis, brunneo-albidis dein intense brunneis, cortina ara-
chnoidea mox evanida; stipite 4-6 cm. alt., 4-8 mm. crass., sub-
bulboso, pileo concolori, pruinoso ; sporis ovoideis, ferrugineo-
brunneis, 1-vacuolatis, 10 » 6.

Hab. ad terram udam, in umbrosis, Mancos, South Colorado,
Amer. bor.

7. Naucoria Cucumis Pers. Syn. p. 316. — Syll. V, p. 831. — No-
lanea pisciodora Ces. Comm. critt. ital. p. 61, t. 3, f. 2! Nolanea
picea Kalehbr. Ic. Hung. t. 11, f. 2!

Hab. (juoque ad terram in Polonia. -- Species ba'c prorsus sin-
gularis et vix recte ad genera hucusque admissa trahenda. Forni;i
sporarum straminearum oblonga, S-10 ^ 3 '/.,- 1 , niagis cum Nau-
coriis conjungit: consistentia pilei et stipitis ad Collybias accedil
(Bros. Fungi Polon. in Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 71).

s. Naucoria Zenkeriana P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1901, p. 53, ^36
Syll. XVI, p. 1114 (nomenj. — Ciespitosa; pileo submembranaceo,
convexo-campanulato, vertice subconico-papillato, radiatim sub-
striato, fiavo-olivascenti, 6-10 mm. diam.; stipite tenaci, fistuloso,
gracili, levi, glabro, 2-5 cm. longo, 1-1,5 mm. crasso, luteo; la-
mellis adnatis, subconfertis, cinereo-flavidis dein fuscidulis; sporis
ellipsoideis, levibus, Eavo -brunneolis, 5,5-7 :i.5-4.
//((//. in udis silvaticis, Kamerun Africss.

9. Naucoria jaundensis P. Eenn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. L901, p. 53, 2£7
Syll. XVI, p. 1114 (nomon). — Caespitosa; pileo submembranaceo,

Hymenomyeetse, Agaricacepe, Ochrosporse, Naucoria. 73

carapanulato-expanso, levi, glabro, ferrugineo-brunneo, centro ob-
scuriori, acl marginem minute striatulo, 3-7 mm. diam. ; stipite
subfistuloso, tenaci, tereti, flexuoso, levi, glabro, rufo-brunneo.
1,6-2 cm. long., 0,7-1 mm: cr ; lamellis adnatis, imequilongis, vix
confertis, angustis, ferrugineis ; sporis ellipsoideis, 1-guttulatis,
flavo-brunneolis, 5-6 » 3,5-4,5.

Hab. in silvis Jaunde, Kamerun Africss.

10. Naucoria nana L. Petri, in Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 9, fig. 1-2. — 283
Pileo carnosulo, primo e conico campanulato dein convexo-plano,
umbonato, 4-6 mm. lato, viscido, nigricante, ad ambitum ferru-
gineo, striatulo ; velo arachnoideo-fugaci ; stipite fistuloso, tenui,
9-12 mm. longo, deorsum incrassato, sericello, albo-fibrilloso; la-
mellis ventricosis, distantibus, latis, flavo-ferrugineis, clenticulo de-
currentibus; basidiis clavulatis, 19-21 [i. longis bisporis; cystidiis
elongatis, basi inflatis, 40-45 [).. longis, apice incrustato-capitatis;
sporis ovato-lanceolatis, levibus, subferrugineis, st^rigmate brevi
suffultis, apice minute papillatis, 10-12 « 4,5-6.

Hab. ad terram e detritis Oastaneas in calidariis Horti bot.
florentini. — An species exotica cum plantis cultis allata ? N.
triscopodce et N. sideroidi subaffinis.

11. Naucoria juruensis P. Henn. F. Amaz. I, p. 183 (Hedw. 1904). 289

— Pileo membranaceo, convexo applanato, medio interdum pa-
piliato, margine radiatim subsulcato, ochraceo, ca. 1-2 mm. diam.;
stipite filiformi vel setiformi, brunneo vel atro-ferrugineo prui-
noso, 1 '/„-2 cm. longo, 120-140 [X. crasso; lamellis adnatis, con-
fertis, ventricosis, crispulis, otdiraceis,; sporis ovoideis vel subelli-
psoideis, intus granulatis, ochraceis, 3-4 l/s v 2 '/,-3.

Hab. ad truncos putres inter muscos, Rio Jurua, Jurua-Mirj
Amazoniye (Ule). — Videtur affinis N. rimulincolce, tamen beno
distincta.

12. Naucoria myriensis P. Henn. F. Amaz. I, p. 183 (Hedw. 1904). ~""1

— Pileo carnosulo, convexo-campanulato, obtuso vel subpapillato,
radiatim sulcatulo, castanoo, ca. 1 '/., mm. diam.; stipite liliformi,
atro-castaneo, pruinoso 3-5 cm. longo, 0,3 mm. crasso, basi in-
crassato; lamelJis adnatis, subdistantibus, acie obtusis, castaneis;
sporis ellipsoideis vcl ovoideis, brunneolis, 1 -guttulatis, levibus,
4-5 [)..

Hab. ad ramos putres Rio Jurua, Jurua-Miry Amazonife (Ule).

— N. rimulincolcu quoque affinis.

74 Hymenomycetffi, Agaricacese, Ochrosporce, Bolbitins.

PLUTEOLUS Fr. — Syll. V p. 859, XI p. 60, XIV p. 141, XVI
pag. 102.

1. Pluteolus aleuriatus Fr. — Syll. V p. 869. — Var. gracilis Peck 291

Rep of t.he State bot. 1900, pag. 149. — Pileo submembranaceo,
fragili, subplano, viscirlo, margine profunde striato, hygrophano,
intense griseo-brunneo, in sicco pallido, 10-24 nim. lato ; lamellis
tenuibus, stipatis, constrictis, subventricosis, liberis, albidis dein
ferrugineis ; stipite nliformi, nequali, cavo, minute pulverulento,
superne substriato, niveo albo, 2,5-3,5 cm. longo, 1-2 mm. crasso ;
sporis ferrugineis, ellipsoideis, 1-nucleatis, 10-12,5 « 5-6.
Ilab. in silvis, Westport, Amer. bor.

2. Pluteolus glutinosus Clem. Bot. Surv. Nebraska 1901, p. 10. — 292
Pileo membranaceo, conico-campanulato dein explanato v. repando.
glabro, umbonato, dense mucilaginoso, margine striato, griseo-stra-
mineo, marginem versus fuscescenti, 1,5-2 cm. lato ; stipite gra-
cili, cavo, lucenti, ajquali, dense fibrilloso-pulverulento, pallide ochro-
leuco, apicem versus albo-striato, 3 mm. crasso, 5-10 cm. alto ;
lamellis liberis, distantibus, ventricosis, brunneis; sporis ovatis
vel ovato-ellipsoideis, levibus, succineis, 13-16 * 10-12.

Hab. in foliis stercoratis, in silva Octowanie, Nebraska Ame-
ricae borealis.

BOLBITIUS Fr. — Syll. V pag. 1073, IX p. 143, XI p. 74, XIV
p. 150. XVT p. 127.

1. Bolbitius Glatfelteri Peck Bull. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1903, pag. 97. — 293
Pilco tenui, conico v. subcamjmnulato, mox expanso, margine. in-
curvo, subinde umbonato, glabro, admodum viscido, margine lato
striato, albo, centro fiavido v. subfulvo; lamellis confertis, sat an-
gustis, subventricosis, liberis, pallidis, demum ferrugineis et pul-
verulentis ; stipite ;equali v. sursum leviter tenuato, cavo, supra
striatulo, juniore squamuloso v. furfuraceo, demum glabro, nitido

et pure albo; sporis 12-16^8-10.

Jlah. gregatim vel caespitosus in fimetis, Missouri et Illinois
Amer. bor. (N. M. Glatfelter). — Subaffinis B. sordido Lloyd.

2. Bolbitius Demangei [QueLj Sacc. et D. Sacc, Pluteolus Demangei 294
Quel. Ajssoc. fran^. 1'Avanc. Sc, 19:)1, II partie, p. 495, pl. III,

i. 5. — Pileo convexo-plano, 3-4 cm. lato, membranaceo, striato,
viscitso, fusco-lilacino, margine pallidiore; carne alba, stipitis rosea :
lamellis liberis vel subdistantibus, sinuatis, confertis, ochraceo-pal-

Hymenomycetfe, Agaricaceae, Ochrosporse, Galera. 7.")

lidis dein fuscellis; stipite fistuloso, recto, pruinoso, albo dein deor-
sum roseo; sporis pruniformibus, ochraceis, 12-14 <j.. longis.

Ilab. in fimetosis ad margines viarum, catervatim, in Voge.sis,
autumno (Vict. Demange). — Forte var. P. titubantis.

GALERA Fr. — Syll. V p. 860, IX p. 113, XI p. 60, XIV p. 141,
XVI pag. 103.

1. Galera bryophila Peck Rep. of the State bot. 1900, pag. 149, 295
t. G, flg. 15-21. — Pileo tenui, ovato vel subconico, obtuso, hy-
grophano, luteolo dein in sicco albo, cequali v. margine striatulo,
6-10 mm. lato; lamellis tenuibus, constrictis, subdistantibus, albis
vel albidis dein ochraceo-luteis; stipite filiformi, flexuoso, cavo,
subsericeo-fibrilloso, superne lanuginoso-pruinoso, basi mycelio al-
bido obvoluto, 3,5-5 cm. longo, 1 mm. crasso, albido vel pallido;
sporis pallide brunneis, ochraceis, ellipsoideis, 10-12,5 « 6-7,5.

Hab. in muscosis, Westport, Amer. bor.

2. Galera reticulata Peck Eep. of the State bot. 1900, pag. 150. — -2%
Pileo tenui, fragili, hemisphierico v. campanulato, obtuso, glabro,
hygrophano, cinnamomeo, dein cremeo-luteo, ruguloso-reticulato,
10-24 mm. lato; carne alba vel albida; lamellis angustis, stipatis,
ascendentibus, luteolis dein subferrugineis ; stipite filiformi, sequali,
cavo, subpruinoso, superne striato, albo, 2,5-6 cm. longo, 2-4 mm.
crasso; sporis ferrugineis, ellipsoideis, 7,5*4-5.

Hab. in muscosis, Ithaca, Amer. bor. (G. F. Atkinson).

3. Galera paradoxa Speg. in Ann. Soc. Cient. Arg. 1899, p. 274. — 297
Solitaria vel laxe gregaria; pileo cylindraceo, 20-40 mm. long.,
5-7 mm. diam., superne breviter sensimqne attenuato ac in um-
bone rostriformi, 4-6 mm. long., 1-1,5 mm. diam., cylindraceo-
conoideo producto, deorsum subcoarctato repandulo subplicato; sti-
pite adpresso, margine recto e castaneo-ferrugineo, tenuiter minu-
teque fibrilloso-sericeo, nitentiusculo, fibris spiraliter longitrorsum
dispositis (et pileo torto viso); carne vix evoluta sordide rufesccnte;
lamellis confertis, angustis, 1 mm. lat., tonuiter membranaceis, acie
integris, utrinque acutissime attenuatis, a stipite liberis, ferrugi-
neis; stipite pileo duplo vel quintuplo longiore, gracili, 60-lnii
mm. longo et 1,3-5 mm. crasso, tereti, rigidulo, fistuloso, pileo
concolori, levi v. vix fibrilloso, sericeo-nitentiusculo, basi non vel
vix incrassato, intus late fistuloso; sporis ellipticis vel ovatis, 16-

20 « 10-12 levibus, ferrugineis.

Hab. in pratis arenosis secus Rio Chubut, Patagonise. — Spe-

76 Rymenomycetse, Ignricacese, Dchrosporae, Crepidotus.

cies habitu Orfhotricha v. Phasca nonnulla calyptra adhu<- vestita
in mcntem revocat.

TUBARIA W. Ser. — Syll V p. 872, IX p. 114. XI p. 61, XIV
]). 143, XVI i». 105.

1 Tubaria asperata P. Eenn. Fungi Indiae or. II. in Hedw.- 1901, ~',s
p. 331. — Carnosula; pileo convexo-expanso, medio depresso, sub-
ochraceo, squamis aculeatis, rigidis obscurioribus, sparse asperato,
margine obsolete striato, 8-18 mm. diam. ; stipite subfistuloso, po-
stice incrassato, tereti, striato, levi, curvulo, basi discoideo, flavo-
brunneo, 1,5-2 cm. longo, 1-1,5 cm. cr. ; lamellis longe decurren-
tibus subtriquctris, subconfertis, ventricosis, 1,5-2 mm. latis, iiavo-
oehraceis; sporis ellipsoideis vel subovoideis, levibus, flavo-ochra-
ceis, 6-7 «4.

llab. ad terram, Saharanpur-Garden Indiae orient.

2. Tubaria saharanpurensis P. Henn. Fungi Indiae or. II, in Hedw. 299
1901, pag. 332. — Pileo submembranaceo, convexo campanulato,
medio depresso subumbilicato, albido, sicco flavescente, levi gla-
broque, 5-12 mm. diam. ; stipite fistuloso, subcompresso, levi,
glabro, subpruinoso, 1,5-2,5 cm. longo, 1 mm. cr., pallido, sicco
brunneo ; lamellis flavidis, adnatis, paullo decurrentibus subcon-
fertis, angustis ; sporis subgloboso-ellipsoideis, 5-6 « 4, flavidis.

Hab. ad terram, Saharanpur-Garden Indiae orient.

3. Tubaria brevipes P. Harrim. Alaska Exped. Crypt. p. 45. Pileo 300
tenui convexo, glabro, ferrugineo; lamellis latis arcuatis, distan-
tibus, adnatis vel leviter decurrentibus, fcrrugiueis; stipite brevi,
gracili, glabro, cavo, brunneo; sporis ellipsoideis, 1-nucleatis, 10-

12 * 7-8.

Hab. ad terram Port Clarence Alaska (Trelease). — Pileus
6-10 mm. lat. ; stipes 0-14 mm. long., vix 1 mm. cr. Habitus Om-
phalicB campanellce sed sporso ferrugine e.

CREPID0TUS Fr. — Syll. V pag. 876, IX p. 155, XI p. 62, XI \
p. 141. XVI p. 108.

1. Crepidotus laceratus Pat. Ohamp. de la Gruadeloupe, ser. III, in 301
Bull. Soc. Myc. de France, tab. XVIII, fasc. II, 1902. — Pileo
carnoso, ochraceo rufo, pulverulento, ruguloso, nabellato, profunde
lacero, postice attenuato, 10-16 mm, long., 8-10 mm. lat.: lamellis
uumerosis, insBqualibus, integris concoloribus ; sporis ovoideis, ver-
rucosis, ochraceis, 5-6 4-5.

Hyinenomycetae, Ap-aricacese, Ochrosporse, Cortinarius. 77

Hab. acl ligna putrescentia in Guadalupa (Duss). — C pijrrho
affinis sed minutie pilei pulverulenti etc. diversus.

2. Crepidotus cuneiformis Pat. Champ. de la G-uadeloupe, ser. III, 302
in Bull. Soc. Myc. de France t. XVIII, fasc. II, 1902. — Pileo
convexo-plano, antice incurvo, margiue striolato, postico cuneato,
carnoso, molli, glabro, pallide-brunneo, 8-12 mm. lat. ; lamellis
latis, inaequalibus, brunneolis, subremotis, mollibus, ad punctum in-
sertionis productis ; sporis levibus globulosis, brunneis, 6 ;j.. diam.

Hab. in fragmentis ligneis, putridis, in Guadalupa (Duss).

3. Crepidotus Psychotriae Pat. Champ. de la Guadeloupe, ser. III, :m
in Bull. Soc. Myc. de France, t. XVIII, fasc. II, 1902. — Sparsus
vel CcBspitosus; pileo carnoso, iirmo, convexo, glabro, nec sulcato,
nec iuciso, orbiculari, postice emarginato, ochraceo-palliclo, 5-10 mm.
lato; stipite nullo; lamellis inaequalibus, latis, confertis, brunneo-
lis; sporis pallide brunneis, 8*5, ovoideis, levibus.

Hab. in ramis putriclis Psychotriae glabratae in Guada-
lupa (Duss). — Affinis Crep. molli.

4. Crepidotus Citri Pat. Champ. de la Guadeloupe, ser. III, in Bull. 304
Soc. Myc. de France, t. XVIII, fasc. II, 1902. — Sparsus, resu-
pinatus dein diinidiatus; pileo orbiculari, convexo, tenui, molli,
albo-rufescente, glabro, nec striato, nec inciso, minuto, 3-6 mm.
diam., postice reniformi; stipite excentrico obsoleto, fugaci, albo,

in centro maculae mycelicaa alboe et tenuisoinue iuserto ; lamellis
tenuibus excentricis, ochraceis ; sporis ovoideis, levibus, 7 <* 4 iia-
vido-pallidis.

Hab. in cortice putri Citri in Guadalupa (Duss).

5. Crepidotus Dussii Pat. Champ. de la Guadeloupe, ser. III, in Bull. 305
Soc. Myc. cle France, t. XVIII, fasc. II, 1902. - - Pileo convexo,
orbiculari, postice emarginato, glabro, subviscoso non striato, flavo,
margine incurvo integro, 3-5 mm. diam. ; stipito nullo ; Jamellis
distantibus, iatis, navo-bruuneis, ineequalibus ; sporis ovoideis, le-
vibus, ochraceis, 8-9 « 6.

Hab. in fragmentis putridis, ligneis iii Guadalupa (Duss).

CORTINARIUS Fr. — Syll. V p. 889, IX p. 117, XI p. 64, XIV
p. 845, XVI p. 110.

1. Cortinarius aurasiacus Pat. Champ. Algero-Tunis. in Bull. Soc. 306
Myc. de France t. XVIII, 1902, fasc. I, p. 49. Pileo carnoso,
firmo, convexo, dein plano, 10-12 cm. diam , levi, luteo ochraceo
pallido, centro albido-Iucenti; margine acuto, reilexo, lilacino-mar-

3oi

78 Hymenomycetfu, A.garicaceaj, Ochrosporae, Cortinarius.

ginato; cortina filamentosa, fulva, infera ; lamellis adnatis stipatis,
fulvis, margine sublilacinis ; sporis vcrrucosis, 10-12 « 6, ochraceis.
Hab. ad ligna Quercus Ilicis, Sgag Algeriae. — Initio hy-
pogseus, dein erumpens, more Terfezioe. Sapor dulcis. C. multiformi,
C. largo et C. dibapho affinis.

2. Cortinarius Whiteae Peck in Bull. Torr. Bot. Club 1902, XXIX,
p. 560. — Piloo carnoso, hemispherico, demum subplano, mar-
gine undulato-lobato, sicco, glabro, subpruinoso, ruboscenti v. e
brunneolo-aurantio fulvescenti; lamojlis subdistantibus, profunde
ot late emarginatis rubido-brunneis, dein subcinnamomeis ; stipite
longo, a?quali, solido, fibroso, pileo concolori, lineis fibrosis satu-
ratioribus ornato ; sporis subglobosis, 7-8 « 7.

lfab. in silvis Mont Desert Amer. bor. (Miss. V. AViiitk). —
Pileus 6-12 cm. lat. ; stipes 7-12 cm. long , 1,5-2 cm. cr. Magna
species, intor subgen. ])ermoci/ben ot Telamoniam nutans.

3. Cortinarius radians Earle in New York Bot. Gard. 1002, p. "43. :ius

— Pileo 7,5-11 cm. diam., expanso, obtuso, pallide brunneo, disco
griseo, venulis radiantibus, griseis striato, fere levi, sed miuute
radiato-fibrilloso, viscidulo, margine constricto, rofloxo vel subre-
voluto ; stipite 6,5-8,5^1,5-3 cm., subequali, inferne subincrassa-
tulo, fere levi vel parce fibrilloso, brunneo, firmo, sed intus molli;
carne pallide brunnea, odore saporeque grato ; lamollis hetoro-
phyllis, constricte sinuatis, stipatis, subventricosis, initio pallidis ?
dein intense cinnamomeis; sporis ferrugineo-cinnamomeis, anguste
ovatis, granulosis, 9-11 « 5-6.

Hab. in quorcotis, Stanford University Californise.
1. Cortinarius submargmalis Peck in Rep. of the State bot 1901, 309
]». 950, tab. L, fig. 6-10. — Pileo carnoso, 5-10 cm. lato, firmo,
convexo dein subplano v. margine elevato concavo, viscido, luteo-
brunnoo, margine fibrilloso; carne albida; lamellis constrictis, sti-
patis, adnatis, cremeo-luteis dein cinnamomeis; stipite 7,5-15 cm.
loiigo, 8-12 mm. crasso, sequali v. basi incrassatulo, solido, sericeo-
fibrilloso, subviseido, albido vol pallido; sporis subellipsoideis, 10-
12,5 5-6.

Hab. iii silvis, Bolton, Amer. bor.
5. Cortinarus subvolvatus Payod) Sacc. et D. Sacc , Telamonia sub- 310
oolvaia Fayod in Ann. R. Acc. d'Agric. di Torino 1893, p. 97.

— Pileo firmo subelastico, 4-8 cm. lato, centro carnoso, marginibus
tenuibus, primo campanulato convoxo badio helvolo, margine in-
fracto e velo sericeo candido, mox pulvinato nitente, circa margi-

Hymenomycetpe, Agaricaceae, Ochrosporre, Cortinarius. 79

nem squamis albis secedentibus eleganter ornato ; lamellis ful vo-
cinnamomeis, rotundato-adnexis, apice angustatis subdistantibus,
demum ferrugineis; stipite :equali, 5-8 cm. longo, G-8 mm. lat.,
farcto, pallido, apice cortina (e sporis) ferruginea ornato, basi (ex
velo generali) albo peronato-subvolvato; carne stipitis pileique
alba; basidiis parum emergentibus, 4-sterigmaticis; sporis ferrugi-
neis obovoideis, granulatis, 6^4.

Hab. catervatim in pratis salicetisque arenosis et humidis, Pi-
nerolo Pedemontii.
G. Cortinarius sublateritius Peck Rep. of the State bot. 1900, p. 151 . 311

— Pileo carnoso, 5-7,5 cm. lato, subconvexo v. fere plano, glabro,
viscido, rubro ; carne alba ; lamellis planis, constrictis, stipatis,
emarginatis, adnatis, pallidis dein cinnamomeis; stipite brevi, 3,5-G
cm. longo, 6-10 mm. crasso, ;equali v. superne subconico, abrupte
bulboso, farcto, sericeo, albido; sporis subellipsoideis, utrinque acu-
tis, 10-12,5 « 5-6,5.

Hab. in silvis, Westport, Amer. bor. — Cort. testaceo Cooke
affinis.

7. Cortinarius obliquus Peck in Rep. of the State Bot. 1901, p. 951, 312
tab. L, fig. 1-5. — Pileo carnosulo, 5-7,5 cm. lato, subconvexo v.
fere plano, sicco, sericeo-fibrilloso, albido v. griseo, ssepe violaceo ;
carne albida; lamellis constrictis, stipatis, aclnatis v. subrotundatis,
acie minute crenulatis, obscure transverse striatis, violaceis dein
cinnamomeo-brunneis; stipite a^quali, solido, lucenti, sericeo-fibril-
loso, albido et violaceo tincto dein violaceo, abrupte oblique bul-
boso, 5-7,5 cm. longo, 6-10 mm. crasso; sporis ellipsoideis, 1-nu-
cleatis, 7,5 « 5.

Hab. inter folia, in silvis, Bulton, Amer. bor.

8. Cortinarius nudipes Earle in New York Bot. G-ard. 1902, p. 343. 313

— G-regarius; pileo 5,5-6,5 cm. diam., convexo-expanso, obtuso,
rufo-brunneo, lucenti, disco intense colorato, levi, viscido, margine
integro subinflexo; stipite 5 cm., 8-10 mm. ;equaliter vel leviter
superne incrassato, albido, inferne levi, sordido, cavo; carne albida,
in sicco fragili, odore saporeque grato; lamollis heterophyllis, ad-
natis, postice rotundatis, latiusculis, ad marginem angustatis, ochra-
ceo-cinnamomeis (probabiliter initio pallidis); sporis ellipticis, Le-
vibus, 7 «4 ochraceo-cinnamomeis; cortina fugaci.

ILab. in herbosis, Sanforcl University Californifle.

9. Cortinarius torvus Fr. — Syll. V pag. 950. - - Var. nobilis Peck 314
Rep. of the State bot. 1900, pag. 167. — Pilco carnoso, firmo,

80 Hymenomycetse, V.garicace{e Ochrosporae, Corti -ius.

convexo vel hemisphserico dein subconvexo v. fere planc, glabro,
margine nbrilloso, violaceo v. grisco-violaceo dein grisoo v. griseo
rubro; carne grisco-alba, sub jovo pluvio violacea; saporo grato; la-
mellis rubro-violaceis dein brunneo-cinnamomeis, distantibus, acie
rotundafcis; stipito variabiii, iongo vol brevi, sequali vol basi bud-
incrassato, firmo, cortina alba obvoluto, intcrdum subannulato
grisoo, ssepe violaceo variegato.

llah. gregarius vel subc;espitosus, "Westport, Amer. bor.

10. Cortinarius maculipes Peck Rep. of the Stato Bot. 1900, p. 150. 315
— Pileo carnoso, 3,5-6 cm. lato, convexo dein subplano, glabro,
tenaci glutinoso, rubro, dein pallido; carne albida ; Jamollis constri
ctis, stipatis, rotundatis, subadnatis albidis dein brunneis cinnamo-
mois; stipite cequali vcl superne subconico, 5-7,5 cm. longo, 6-12
mii). crasso, subradicato, solido, farcto, sericeo-fibrilloso, squamo- o
maculato, soepe subannulato; sporis ellipsoideis, 7,5-10*5-6.

Ilah. in silvis in muscosis, Wcstport, Amer. bor.

11. Cortinarius elatior Fr. — Syll. V p. 917. — Var. paUidifolius 316
Peck Rep. of the State Bot. 1900, p. 151, tab. G, fig. 22-26. —
Pilco carnoso, 2,5-6 cm. lato, convexo, dein subplano, interdum
margine revoluto rugulosoque, viscido. subfusco dein ochraceo ;
lamellis constrictis, stipatis, adnatis vel postice subrotundatis, acie
insequalibus, pallidis deiu ochraceis v. cinnamomeis; stipite aequali,
solido, viscido, sericeo-tomontoso, albido, lilacino maculato, 5-7.-")
cm. longo. 8-12 mm. crasso; sporis oblongo-ellipsoideis, 15-17,5
7,5-8,5.

Hab. in silvis, in foliis dejectis, Floodwood, Amer. bor.

12. Cortinarius erythrojonipus (Fayod) Sacc. et D. Sacc, Hydrocybe :u:
en/throjonipoda Fayod in Aun. 11. Acc. d' Agric di Torino 1893,

p. 96, Syn. Ag. enjtlirojonipes Fayod in Ann. dc Sj. nat. VI 1 » r.,
t. IX, p. '■'<!'■>. Formosus, subhygrophanus; pileo conico, um-
bone excepto, pelliculoso deiu expanso, acute umbonulato, 2-3 cm.
lat., badio, adpresse bombycino, ad subcyaneum vorgente; carne
lilacina; lameliis aduatis. melleis, ventricosis (ordine lamcllarum
L3231) subconfertis; stipite firmo, 3-7 cm. alto, 2-3 mm. cr. ascen-
dente, apice lenitcr tenuato, Lilacino-nitsnfci, inferne cinnabarino
velo fibrilloso; basHiis 15 v 9, tetrasterigmatiris, parum emergen-
tibus ; sporis obovoideis, levibus vel subtiiiter grauulatis, 7-1.

Hab. gregatim ad fcerram inter Polytricha locis umbrosis,
Ohiesa dclla Tanna, Angrogna in alpibus Pedemonfcii, aut. — Cu-
fcicula piiei ex hyphis brevibua inilatis radiafcim disposifcis conflata.

Hymen.omycet.8e, Ag-aricacese, Ochrosporae, Phseohygrocybe.
subhymenium ramoso-pseudoparenchymaticum ; cellulse hymenia-
les clavatie.

13. Cortinarius squarrosus Clements in Bot. Surv. Nebr. 1901, p. 11. :{is

— Pileo carnoso, campanulato dein convexo, sicco, subumbonato,
centro squarroso, squamis umbrinis, fibrilloso-fasciculatis, dense
vestito usque ad marginem,' umbrino-ochroleuco, 2,5-3 cm. diam. ;
stipite cavo, fibroso-carnoso, flexuoso, subgequali , subsquarroso,
fibrillis umbrino-fulvis vestito, 3-4 cm. longo, 5 mm. crasso ;
lamellis leviter adnatis, ventricosis, interdum stipatis, fulvis vol
umbrinis ; fibrillis cortinse umbrinis, fugacibus ; sporis irregulari-
ter ellipsoideis, levibus, eguttatis, 12 « 6.

Hab. in herbosis in silvis, Little Blue River, Nebraska, Amer.
bor. — Adest forma minori ; pileo 12 mm. lato, stipite 16 mm.
longo, 2 mm. crasso.

14. Cortinarius punctifolius Peck Bull. Torr. Bot. 01. 1903, p. 9G. 319

— Pileo carnoso, margine tenui, convexo v. subplano, sicco, le-
viter fibrilloso et squamuloso, flavido-brunneo, subinde viridulo-
tincto; carne flava; lamellis latis, subdistantibus, introrsum pro-
funde et abrupte excavatis, adnexis v. subliberis, flavido-brunneis,
viridi-tinctis dein cinnamomeis, flavo-punctatis ; stipite subajquali,
s;epe flexuoso vcl irregulari, glabro vel leviter fibrilloso, striato,
flavo, cyaneo-viridi-tincto; sporis late ellipsoideis vel subovoideis,
5-7 « 4-5.

Hab. ad terram silvaticam ad peclem Mt. Moscow, Iclaho Amer.
bor. (Henderson). - - Pileus 2,5-6 cm. lat., stipes 2,5-5 cm. long.,
5-10 mm. cr. Lamellis flavo-punctatis mox dignoscitur. E sect.
Dermocybe.

PAXILLUS Fr. — Syll. V p. 983, IX p. 135, XVI p. 111.

1. Paxillus involutus (Batsch) Fr. - - Syll. V p. 987. — Var. simplex 320

Peck Eep. of the Statc bot 1899, pag. 857. A typo differl

lamellis basi distinctis, nec crispatis, nec anastomosantibus
Hab. ad terram Minnewaska, Amer. bor.

PH/EOHYGROCYBE P. Henn. in Engi. Bot. Jahrb. 1901, p. 50, Syll.
XVI, p. 1114 (Etym. phaios fuscus et Hygrocybe). In Tab. comp.

p. 8 occupabit n. 119. — Pileus submembranaceo-ceraceus ; hyme
nophorum cum stipite contiguum. Lamelhe acio acut:c, hymonio
in massam ceraceam mutando vostitie nec membranacoio ; basidia
clavata, 4-sterigmatica; spone globos o cchinako, fuscidulaB.

6

82 Hymenomycetae, A.garicacese, Nfelanosporse, A.garicus.

1. Phaeohygrocybe Zenkeri P. Henn. 1. c. — Pilco membranaceo, cc- 321
racco fragili, convexo expanso, centro depresso, umbilicato, gra-
nuloso, radiatim suleato-subtuborculato, citrino, 1-3 cm. diam. ;
stipite fistuloso, tcrcti vel compresso, sulcato, ilexuoso, levi, con-
colori, 2-3 cm. lougo, 1,5-3 mm. crasso; lamellis adnatis subdecur-
rentibus, subdistantibus, ceraceis, crassis, basi venoso-connexis,
citrinis, 2 mm. latis; basidiis clavatis, 20-25 « 9-12, sterigmatibus 4,
subulatis, <',-'.> a. long., 1,5 ;.».. cr.; sporis globosis, dense aculeati-.
flavo-fuscidulis, 8-11.

Ilab. in ligno putri, Kamerun Afric;c.

Sect. 4. Dlolanospor;?'.

AGARICUS Linn. cm. — Syll. V pag. 99G, IX pag. 137, XI p. 69,
XIV p. 150, XVI p. 113.

1. Agaricus sphaerosporus Peck Bull. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1904, p. 181. — 322
Pileo carnoso, firmo, late convexo, leviter centro depresso, glabro,
albido, cuticula subinde rimosa, margine primitus incurvo, demum
irregulariter undulato; carnc alba immutabili; lamellis tenuibus,
confertis, postice rotundatis, attingentibus sed liberis, roseis, de-
mum nigro-brunneis ; stipite suba3quali, crasso, firmo, solido, recto

v. curvulo, albido, velo tenui albo, dein fracto, pileique margini
stipitique adhserente, annulumque fimbriatum mox evanescentem
formante; sporis globosis v. subglobosis, 7,5-8^6-7,5.

Ilab. in solo humoso, Denver, Colorado Amer. bor. (Sterling).
— Pileus 7-12 cm. lat. ; stipes 3-10 cm. long., 2-3 cm. cr.

2. Agaricus rutilescens Peck Bull. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1904, p. 180. — 323
Pileo carnoso, firmo, convexo, margine incurvo, demum subplano,
levi v. subrimoso et minute fibrilloso, sordide albo, demum fcrru-
gineo, in sicco rubido-brunneo v. badio ; carne albida, rupta ru-
b'scente; stipite aequali v. subequali, firmo, farcto, soriceo, albo,
vulnerato rubescente, sajpe abrupte bulboso; velo albo, sa?pe pilei
margini stipitique adh;erente; sporis ollipsoideis 7-8 » 5-6.

Hab. ad terram humosam in pascuis, Denver Colorado Amcr.
bor. (E. B. Steelino). — Ag. campestri var. rufescenti affinis.
'•>. Agaricus Sterlingii Pcck in the Torr. Bot Club 1902, p. 73. 324
Pileo carnoso, drmo, convexo vcl interduin centro subdepresso,
sericeo vel centro maculato squamoso, pallide brunneo vcl griseo-
brunneo, 5-12 cm. latoj carne brunnea v. alba; lamellis tenuibus,

Hymenomycetve, A-garicaceae, Melanosporre, A.garicus. 83

confertis, liberis, pallide brunneis, dein maturitate brunneo-nigre-
scentibus; stipite sequali, solido, farcto albido, interdum supra an-
nulum intensius concolori, 2-5 cm. longo, 8-12 mm. crasso; cor-
tina tenui, margine pilei stipitique adhserente ; sporis subellipticis,
6-8 * 4.

Hab. coespitosus ad terram, New Jersey, Amer. bor. (E. B.
SterlingI.

j

4. Agaricus microspermus P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1901, p. 52, 325
sub Psalliota, Syll. XVI p. 1114 (nomen). — Pileo carnoso, cam-
panulato expanso, pallido dein griseo-violaceo, atro-brunneo, medio
obtuso umbonato, margine levi, 5-9 cm. lato; stipite tereti, farcto,
iibroso, pallide cinereo, 5-8 cm. longo, 3 mm. cr., annulo mem-
branaceo pallido; lamellis subliberis, pallidis cinerescentibus dein
atro-brunneis, confertis, lanceolatis; sporis ellipsoideis, atro-brun-
neis vel atro-purpureis, 4-5 « 3, uniguttulatis.

Hab. ad terram, Kamerun Africse.

5. Agaricus cretacelius Atkinson in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, p. 110. 326
— G-regarius 5-8 cm. altus, pileo 4-7 cm. lato, albo, convexo-
expanso, crasso, levi, subviscido, interdum maculis minutis luteolis
consperso; carne alba, interdum roseo tincta; lamellis angustis,
3-6 mm., liberis, diu albis dein roseis, lateraliter griseo-brunneis
dein nigrescentibus ; sporis 4-5^3; stipite 6-10 mm. crasso, basi
incrassato, albo, solido, supra annulum levi, subtus minute sca-
broso; annulo persistenti, albo, superne levi, in pag. inferiore floc-
co.so; sapore odoreque amygdalino ut in Ag. arvensi Schaefif.

Hab. in silvis, Cascadilla creek, Ithaca, N. Y. Amer. bor.

6. Agaricus rimosus (P. Henn.) Sacc. et D. Sacc, Psalliota P. Henn. :&7
F. Indise orient. II, in Hedw. 1901, pag. 331. — Pileo carnoso,
campanulato-expanso, obtuso, centro rugoso-fusco, pallido, radia-
tim fusco-badio striato rimoseque squamuloso, 3-8 cm. diam. ; sti-
pite fistuloso, tereti striato, fusco-brunneo, 3-8 cm. long , 0,5-1
cm. cr., basi incrassato, annulo amplo membranaceo-squamoso ;
lamellis liberis, confertis, lanceolatis, angustis ex pallido badiis ;
sporis ellipsoideis, 4-7,5 « 3, rufo-brunneis.

Hab. ad terram, Saharanpur-Garden India: orient.

7. Agaricus Woodrowii Massee in Kew. Bull. 1901, p. 151. — Pilco 328
subgloboso, glabro, primitus levi deiu centro rimoso-areolato. es
albido fuscescenti, 3-5 cm. lato; carne 1 cm. lata, fuscescenti ; la
mellis confertis, liberis sed approximatis, umbrinis; stipite ventri-
coso, albido, deorsum fuscescenti, glabro, 3-5 cm. longo, annulo

si Hymenomycetse, Agaricacejc, MelanosporsB, Agaricus.

supero, evanescenti donato ; sporis ellipticis, glabris, umbrinis,

8 - B

IJ<ih. ;n 1 terram, Poom, prov. Bombay Indiae britannicse.
Edulis, Ag. silvatico ScliaoiT. afflnis.

s. Agaricus solidipes Peck Bull. Torr. Bot. 01. L904, pag. L80. 329
Pileo carnoso, nrmo, convexo, squamoso v. rimoso, albo v. albido,
margine involuto; carne alba, immutabili, sapore dulci; lamellis
crobris, libcris, c rubcllo dein sepiaceis, demum brunneo-nigrican
tibus; stipite brevissimo, sequali v. uno apice tenuato, glabro, so
lido, albo v. albido; velo albo tenui, saepe margini pilei omnino
adhaerente; sporis ellipsoideis, 8-10 «5-<>.

llah. in pascuis, Colorado Amcr. bor. — Pileus 2-7 cm. lat. ;
stipes 2-4 cm. long., G-10 mm. cr. Pileo squamoso, margine iu-
voluto srepeque appendiculato, stipiteque solido brcvi facile digno-
scenda species.

'.). Agaricus comosus (P. Henn. ) Sacc. et D . Sacc, Psalliota P. Eenn. :;:!,J
F. Indise or. II, in Hedw. 1901, pag. 331. — Pileo carnosulo ex
ovoideo-campanulato dein explanato , vcrtice obtuso umbonato,
rugoso-romoso, squamis obscurioribus membranaceis, adpressis, fa
rinoso, albido, rubescente, 1-3 cm. diam. ; stipito fistuloso, eylin-
dracoo ;c,quali, usque ad 5 ram. longo, 1-3 mm. cr., farinaceo, pal-
lido dein rufescente, anuulo membranaceo, pallido, evanescnil' :
lamellis liberis, confertis. lanceolatis, usque ad 2 mm. latis, pallidis
dein atris; sporis ellipsoideis, fusco-brunnois, 5-6 « 3,5-4.
Ilab. ad terram, Saharanpur-Garden, India? orient.

LO. Agaricus exstinctoriiformis Borszcz. in A. Th. Middendorf-roiso in :|:;1
den iiussersten Norden und Osten Sibiriens, Band. I, Eh. 2, St. Pe-
tersburg 1850, p. 144. Pileo carnoso, e conico hemisphaerico-
umbonato, levi, viscoso, ochraceo-fulvescente; lamellis subliberis an-
gustis, nigro-fuscis; stipite subfistuloso, glabro, basi in bulbum ob-
longum desinente, sursum supra annulum laceratum, patulum al-
bo-pulverulonto.

IIiili. in Locis graminosis, ad fl. Uda iii Sibiria. — Pileus junior
exacte conicus, adultus conico-hemisphasricus v. potius hemisphaB-
ricus acute umbonatus, tenuis, levis, viscosus, 27 mm. latus, 11-
L6 mm. altus, ochraceo-rufescens, immutabilis ! Lamellaa vix 2-2,5
miii. latae Bubliberoe, nigro-i'usc;c Stijics r>-7 cm. alt., 1-5 mm. cr.
subfistulosus, sal t ■ ■ 1 1 ; i x . |>assim flexuosus amoene cinnamomeus,
basi bulbo oblongo n ls, apice dilute cinnamomeus v. pallidus

albo-pulvorulentus. Annulus laceratus subfugax, reflexo-patulus,

Hymenomycetvr, Ag-aricacese, Melanosporse, Stropharia, 85

albidus. Insignis vicletur; ab Agar. luteonitenti Fl. Dan. bene cli-
versus.

11. Agaricus cothurnatus Peck Bull. Tor. Bot. 01. 1904, p. 181. — 332
Pileo carnoso, convexo, margine involuto, sicco, glabro v. margine
minute pulverulento, calceo-albo, carne alba; lamellis confertis,
liberis, ex castaneo nigricantibus ; stipite subiequali, albo, basi fibris
radicalibus copiosis obsito, veloque albo, annulum caliciformem
sursum laceratum formante, cincto; sporis subglobosis, 8-9^7-8.

Hab. in terra humosa juxta vias Denver, Colorado, Amer.
bor. (E. B. Sterling). — Lamellis iditio tlieobrominis, stipiteque
basi subvaginato species mox dignoscitur.

12. Agaricus nanus (Massee) Sacc. et D. Sacc, Psalliota Massee in 333
Kew. Bull. 1901, pag. 152. — Pileo e convexo explanato, levi,
glabro, sicco, albido, 1-2 cm. lato; lamellis confertis, angustis, ad-
nexis, purpureo-brunneis, acie integris concoloribus ; stipite 3 cm.
longo, vix 1 mm. crasso, fistuloso, candido; sporis ellipsoideis, le-
vibus, purpureo-brunneis, 9 « 7.

Hab. ad terram Poona, prov. Bombay Indise Britannic.i'
(Woodrow). — P. obtusato Fr. affinis.

13. Agancus pusiiius Peck Eep. of the State Bot. 1900. p. 152. — :;:;|
Pileo carnoso, fragili, convexo dein plano, interdum subdpresso

v. centro subumbilicato, floccoso-fibrilloso, pallide griseo-brunneo
maculis ferrugineis vel luteis consperso, centro intense brunneo,
1-5 cm. lato; carne albida, odore saporeque amygdalino ; lameliis
angustis, adnatis, liberis, subventricosis, fragilibus, initio griseis
dein roseis, postremo brunneis; stipite 12-24 mm. longo, 2-6 mm.
crasso, oequali, superne sjepe incrassatulo, inferne bulboso e farcto
cavo, subfibrilloso, albo; annulo interdum ovanescente; sporis late
oliipticis vel subglobosis, 5 « 3.

llab. in pratis fertilibus, Delhi, Amer. bor. (S. Sheuwood).

STflOPHARlA Fr. — Syll. V p. 1012, IX p. 138, XI p. 70, XIV
p. 151, XVI p. 119.

1. Stropharia hypholomoidas P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jakrb. 1901. 33o
p. 52, Syll. XVI p. 1114 (nomen). — Pileo carnoso, campanulato
convexo, obtuso, cinereo-navo, levi, glabro, centro brunnoolo. mar-
gine pallido, 3-6 cm diam., stipite fistuloso, tereti, lovi, 4-8 mm.
longo, 4-5 mm. cr., pallido, annulo membranaceo, albido; lamellis
adnatis, confertis, pallide flavis dein atro-violacois ; sporis ellipsoi-
deis v. ovoideis, 5,5-7 * ;'>,5-4, atro-violaceis, lovibus.

S6 Hymenomycetse, A.garicaceaj, Mel: sporae, Stropharia.

Hab. ad radices arborum, Kamerun Afr.

2. Stropharia coprinophila Atkinson in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, p. 118. :f:i,;
— Caespitosa, 3-7 cm. alta; pileo 2-0 cm. lato, convexo-expanso,
interdum margine elevato, carnoso, 2-3 mm. crasso. margine fcenui,
sordide albo. fcenuissime floccoso, saepe multis squamis vestito, mar-
gine appendiculato ; lamellis adnatis, subsinuatis, 4-6 mm. lati>.
griseis vel intense brunneis, margiuo albis : sporis nigrescentibus

V. subpurpureis, ovato-oblongis v. ollipsoideis, levibus, 7-8 « 3,5-
4,5: basidiis clavatis, 30-35 » 6-8, 4-sporis; cystidiis clavatis vel
subventricosis, 60-65^10-12; stipite carnoso. 6-15 mm. crasso,
farcto, cavo, sequali vel stepo basi incrassatulo, albido, flbroso-
striato, floccoso; annulo delicatulo.

Hob. in Coprini atramentario parasitica, Ithaca Flats, N.
Y. Amer. bor. et in St. Paul, Minnesota, Amer. bor. — Sapor Co-
prini atramentarii.

3. Stropharia lepiotoides P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1901, p. 52. :::::
Syll. XVI, p. 1115 (nomen). — Pileo carnosulo, ex ovoideo cam-
jianulato, cinereo-flavescento, radiato-striato, levi, centro umbo-
nato, fusco-brunneolo, 2-4 cm. diam. ; stipite farcto. pallido brun-
nescente, striatulo, 3-6 cm. longo, l'/2-2 cm. cr., medio annulo
membranaceo, amplo, albido; lamellis adnatis, confertis, lancooiatis.
primo pallidis dein nigrescentibus ; sporis ellipsoideis , levibus,
brunneo-violaceis, 5-7 * 4.

Hab. ad folia putrida, Kamerun Afr.

4. Stropharia psathyroidea P. Henn. F. Indur or. II, in Hodw. :;:;s
1901, p. 330. — Pileo submembranaceo, convexo explanato, apii
obtuso, lcvi, glabro. pallide brunneo, margine obsolete striato, 3-3 5
cm. diam.; stipite cavo, tereti, sequali, levi, glabro, straminoo, an-
nulo membranaceo-floccoso, lacerato. fugaci, 6-7 cm. longo. 3-4
mm. crasso ; lamellis sinuoso-adnatis, fusco-brunneis, 1-1,5 mm
latis ; sporis ellipsoideis, fusco-purpureis, levibus, 5-6,5 « 4.

Hab. ad terram. Saharanpur-Garden Indiae orient.
•"). Stropharia magnivelaris Peck in Harrim. Alaska Exped. Crypt. 339
]>. 44. — Pileo convexo demum subplano, interdum umbonato, gla-
bro v. obscure radiato-fibrilloso v. fibrilloso-squamuloso, nbrillis
innatis, sicco ochraceo-fulvo; lamollis subconfertis, maturis brun-
ueo-nigricantibus ; stipite longo, gracili, glabro, solido, basi in-
crassatulo, albido; annulo late membranaceo, albo, persistente; spo-
ris ellipsoideo-oblongis, 1 t-16*7-8.

Hah. ad terram, yakutat, Alaska (Tkelbase . — Pilous 2-3 cm.

Hymenomycetfe, Ag-aricacese, Melanosporoe, Stropharia, 87

lat., stipes 5-7 cm. long., 2-4 mm. cr. Annulo amplo, firmo, albo
mox dignoscenda species.

6. Stropharia grisea P. Henn. Fung. S. Paulens III, p. 204 (Hedw. 340
1904). — Pileo carnosulo, convexo-campanulato, obtuso, griseo,
subnitenti, levi, glabro, margine striatulo, centro obscuriori, 1 '/ -2
cm, diam. ; stipite subfistuloso, tereti, pallido, levi, glabro, annulo
membranaceo, persistenti, albido; lamellis adnexis, confertis, inae-
quilongis, ventricosis, pallidis dein fusco-cinnamomeis ; sporis el-
lipsoideis, fusco-atris, 1-guttulatis, levibus, 4-5 » 3.

Hab. ad fragmenta vegetabilia putrida, Serra da Cantareira
St. Paulo Brasilise. — Affinis Str. inunctaj aifinis, sed satis diversa.

7. Stropharia rhombispora v. Honnel in Annales Mycol 1902? I, :sn
p. 393. — Pileo applanato-convexo, umbone deficiente. membrana
detrahenda, lutescenti-brunneo, levi, paullum glutinoso, imprimis
versus marginem squamulis albis, furfureo-fibrillosis, cito evane-
scentibus, adnatis obtecto, circ. 15 mm. alt., 4-5 mm. alto, tenuiter
carnoso, intus consistentia tenaci et brunnescente, parte pilei mar-
ginali albido-floccosa, vix inflexa; stipite cavo, tenaci, brunneolo-
carnoso, cylindrico, plerumque curvato, supra annulo exiguo, squa-
moso-floccoso instructo, brunneolo, undique indumento albido, fi-
brilloso-microsquamoso obtecto, infra tantum leviter incrassato,
non radicante, 30-40 mm. long., 2-3 mm. crasso; stipitibus ple-
rumque binis vel paucis conjunctis ex hypharum tomento, mem-
branam albam formante, orientibus; lamellis haud approximatis.
remotiusculis, ad 2 mm. lat., plano-adnatis, vix emarginatis, cum
dentibus decurrentibus, brunneolis sed paulum in colorem viola-
ceum vergentibus, acie alba, tenuiter crenulata; sporis acervatis
nigro-violaceis, singulis pellucido-violaceis, plerumque 6-7 ;.».. long.,
5-6 [t. latis, 3 ;j.. crassis, applanato-rhomboideis, subcordatis, supra
papilliferis, infra cuneatis; cystidiis solum in lamellarum margine
evolutis, rigidis, filiformibus, infra paullo latioribus ibique angu-
ste conicis vel leviter clavatis, apice obtusiusculis.

Ilab. in foliis dejectis, siccis Fagi in silvis ad pedem montis
Wexen et ad montem Rehgrabenberg dictum, Wiener Wald Au-
strise inferioris.

8. Stropharia Staudtiana P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. .lahrb. 1901, p. 51. 342
— Syll. XVI, p. 1114 (nomen). — Pileo subcarnoso, campanu-
lato-expanso, pallide brunneo, obtuso-umbonato 1-2,5 cm. diam..
striatulo; stipite fistuloso, gracili, tereti, 5-10 cm. longo, 1-2 nuu.
cr., pallido, striatulo, annulo amplo membranacco, persistente, al-

88 Hymenomycetae, A.garicacese, Melanospora\ Hypholoma.

bido; lamellis adnatis, corifertis, pallidis dein fuscesceutibus ; sporis
ellipsoideis, atro-ruiis, levibus 5,5 -7,5 - 4-4,5.
llah. ad terram, Kamerun Afr.

9. Stropharia depilata Pers. Syn. p. 408. — Syll. V. p. L012.

Hab. quoque ad truncos Pini silv. et Betuloe, in Polonia. —
Species haec Strqpharice ceruginosce Curt. proxima, ;i qua in statu
sicco specimina minora vix distinguenda. Statura tamen generatim
multo major et etiam spora differt, quae subamygdaliformis, apice
truncata, 10-12 « 5-G l/2. Spccimina vidi pileo 14 cm. lato, stipite
15 cm. longo, apice 3-4 cm. crasso, infra annulum puicre albo-
squamuloso ( Bresadola Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 71).

1<». Stropharia siccipes Karst — Syll. V, p. 1022. — var. radicata :!l:!
Peck in Rep. of tlie State botanist, 1902, p. 37. — A t}'po diifert
stipite longe radicato.

Hah. in horto botanico, New York, Amer. bor. fF. S. Eaele

HYPHOLOMA Fr. Syll. V p. 1027, IX p. 139, XI p. 71, XIV
1». 152, XVI p. 121.

1. Hypholoma caiifornicum Earle in New York bot. G-ard. 1902, :;N
p. 344. — Dense caispitosum; pileo subtili, 5-5,5 cm. diam. con-
vexo, dein expanso et subumbonato, intense brunneo, levi, hvgro-
phano, margine integro, in sicco obscuro striato; pileo 7-10 cm..
4-5 mm., sequali, glabro sed raro irregulariter inflato, sordido, al-
bido et maculis brunneis consperso, cartilagineo, cavo, fragili,
si j) ■ lisso; carne pallide brunnea, colore saporeque grato; lamellis
adnatis vel subliberis, leviter ventricosis, pallide brunneis; sporis
iritense rubro-bruuneis. oblongo-ellipticis 5-(5*3; cortina albida,
fibrillosa; fibrillis ad marginem confertis.

llnh. ad basim truncorum Quercus in silvis prope Palo Alto
Californiae.

2. Hypholoma pecosense Cockerell in Journ. of Mycol. 1904, p. L08. — ;;i:'
Pileo leviter convexo, centro subconico. 2,5-4 cm. diam., margine
subverticali, levi, viscidulo, numquam squamoso v. sericeo, cre-
meo-albo, centro snboJiraceo, sed semper pallido, margine ex veli
residuis flavido-squamuloso; lamollis paliide griseo-purpureis, j>o-
stice albidis, acie albo-furfuracea; stipite 5-9 cm. longo, iiaviilo-
albo, v. pallidissime ockraceo ob lamella- leviter decurrentes sum-
mo apice striatulo, et albo-furfurello, ceterum glabro nitidulo,
sursum listuloso; carne dulci, colore immutabili; sporis purpureo-
brunneis, dein omnino atris, ovoideis, 12 8.

Hymenomyeetfp, Agaricacege, Melanospora?, Psilocybe. 89

Ilab. ad terram, Pecos, New Mexieo (M. Grabham).

3. Hypholoma pseudostorea (W. G-. Smitli) Sacc. Agaricus pseudosto- 346
rea W. G-. Smitli, Journ. of Bot. 1903, p. 386. — Pileo convexo
obtuso v. subumbonato, dein expanso, carnoso, initio purpureo-
brunneo," centro obscuriore, mox in squamas latas purpureo-brun-
neas fibrillosas diffracto, sub squamis ex albo fulvello ; stipite cavo
requali v. deorsum attenuato, primitus levi dein sericeo-brunneo-
fibrilloso, sursum albo, infra pallide iiavo ; lamellis adnatis, albis,
dein roseis, demum brunneis v. purpureo-brunneis, non ploranti-
bus; sporis 5-7^2,5-3.

Hab. in silvis, sub Laricibus etc. in Britannia. — Vulgo
csespitosum, rarius solitarium; sapor parum gratus, tenuis; odor
fortis nauseosus. II. lacrimabundo afiine.

4. Hypholoma aggregatum Peck — Syll. XI, p. 71. — var. sericeum :5I~
Peck in Rep. of the State botanist 190L, p. 905. — Pileo seri-
ceo-nbrilloso, squamis maculisque dcstituto. Cetera ut in typo.

Hab. in silvis, North Bolton, Amer. bor

PSILOCYBE Fr. — Syll. V pag. 1043, IX p. 140, XI p. 72, XIV
p. 154, XVI p. 124.

1. Psilocybs tristis P. Henn. F. Indise or. II, in Hedw. 1901, p. 330. 348
— Carnosula; pileo campanulato dein expanso, centro subumbo-
nato, obtuso, obseufiori, radiato-striato, velutino-squamosulo, 5-S
cm.; stipite ssepe late compresso, levi, glabro, pallide brunneo
10-13 mm. longo, 1-1,5 mm. cr ; lamellis liberis vix confertis ca.

1 mm. latis, utrinque attenuatis, fusco-cinnamomeis; sporis obli-
que ovoideis, basi apiculatis, 4 » 3-3,5, fuscis.

Hab. ad terram, Saharanpur-Garden India? orient.

2. Psilocybe citrina Massee in Kew Bull. 1901, pag. 162. — Pileo 349
primo subgloboso, margine stipite contiguo subiuvoluto, dein eam-
panulato-expanso, submembranaceo, levi, glabro, lsete citrino. 3
cm. lato; lamellis confertis, attenuato-annexis, lcetis, purpureo-
brunneis; stipite tereti, levi, glabro, pileo concolori, 4 cm. longo,

3 mm. crasso; sporis obiique ovoideis, glabris, purpuivo-brun-

neis 7 « 4.

Hab. ad terram in horto botanico, Aburi, Gold Coast Africae

occident. .

3. Psilocyba unicoior Peck Rep. of the State bot. 1899, p. S45. 350
Pileo tenui, sabconvexo. liygrophano, striatulo, brunneo, in sicco
pallide brunneo vel albicante 12-20 mm. lato ; carne alba. sapore

90 Hymenomycetse, ^garicacese, Melano Coprinus.

ingratulo; lamellis constrictis, tenuibus, stipatis, adnatis, brunneia
deiu intense coloratis; stipite brevi, roeto vel curvo, sequali, gla-
bro, cavo vel farcto, brunneo, L6-24 mm. longo, 2 mm, crasso;
sporis brunneis, ellipsoideis 6 '■'>.'■'>.

Hdb. in truncis dejectis, iu silvis, Savannah, Amer. bor. —
Ps. camptopodi affinis.

4. Psilocybe tuberosa Karst. Fungi novi Loennb. 1004-, p. 2 (Finska :Ci1
Vetensk. Soc). — Pileo carnosulo, conieo-campanulato, demum
convexo-explanato glabro, striato ;siccitate saepe sulcato), sicco
fulvo, circiter 2 cm. lato; stipite sub;equali, fistuloso, glabrescenti,
vulgo sulcato scissoque, pallescenti, 5-6 cm. longo, circiter 2 mm.
crasso; lamellis adnoxis, confertis sat angustis, fusc

Hab. in nemore propo oppidum Ufo Rossise, Junio 1902. Le-
git cl. J. G. Oksanew. — Species singularis. Pilei ut plurimum
eomplures o tubere albido terrse immerso enati.

PSATHYRA Fr. Syll. V pag. 10G0, IX p. 142, XI p. 73, XIV
p. 154, XVI p. 126.

1. Psathyra conica Peck Rep. of the Stato bot. 1900, p. 153, tab. //. 352
fig. 17-22. — Pileo tenui, conico, raro convexo, glabro, hygro-
phano, intense brunneo, in sicco pallide ochraceo, 8-12 nim. lato;
lamellis latis, stipatis, adnatis, albo-pallidis, dein maturitate intense
brunneis, margine albo-floceulosis; stipite filiformi, cavo, sericeo-fi-
brilloso, brunneo, 2,5-3,5 cm. longo, 1 mm. crasso; sporis ellipsoi-
deis, 5-6 » 4.

Hab. in truncis emortuis Abietis, Floodwood, Amer. bor.

2. Psathyra musicola P. Henn. Fungi Afr. orient. II, in Bot. Jahrb. 353
XXVIII, p. 36. — Pileo carnosulo, excentrieo, convexo dein sub-
resupinato, pallido, griseo-fuseescente, levi, glabro, pruinoso. 2-4
mm. diam. ; stipite excentrico, brevi, curvulo, 2-3 mm. longo. 0,5-
0,7 mm. cr., pallido, levi, basi albido-byssino; lamellis sinuoso-
adnatis, vix decurrentibus, subconfertis, inaBquilongis, Ventricosis,
primo pallidis, dein atrofuscis; sporis eliipsoideis, basi oblique api-
culatis 1-guttulatis, fiavo-brunneis, fuscis (>-<;. 5 » 4-4,5.

Hab. in foliis Musae sapientum. Usambara (Kummer).

C0PRINUS Pers. — Syll. V pag. 1078. IX p. 144, XI p. 75, XIV

p. 166, XVI. p. 128.
1 Coprinus semianus Pat. Bull. Soc. Mycol. 1904, p. B3. — Solita- 354

rius v. aggreg; pileo carnoso ovoideo vel cylindraceo, apice

Hymenomycetse, Agaricacese, Melanosporae. Coprinus. 91

rotundato-obtuso, albido, squamis crassis adpressis flavo-ochraceis
sursum consperso; lamellis latis, insequalibus, albis dein nigris;
sporis coacervatis brunneo-flavidis, sub microscopio flavo-fuligi-
neis. ovoideis v. subglobosis, 8-10 v 6-8; stipite sursum carnoso,
deorsum indurato subligneo, albido, cylindrico, levi, parce minu-
teque adpresse squamuloso,-basi sensim bulbosa radicante ; annulo
et volva nullis.

Ilab. in alveis pr. Laghonat Algeriae (Cap. Sem). — 7-12 cm.
alt., stipes basi 2 cm., sursum 10 mm. cr. C ovato et C. imbri-
cato proximus, sporis rotundioribus aliterque coloratis distin-
guendus.

2. Coprinus dryophilus Pat. Champ. Algero-Tunis. in Bull. Soc. Myc. 355
de France T. XVIII, 1902, fasc. I. — Pileo campanulato con-
vexo, luteo-citrino, centro rubro-pallido, carnoso 4-7 cm. lato,
squamis distantibus rubris consperso, margine striato ; lamellis sti-
patis, nigris; sporis ovoideo-citriformibus, sub microscopio brun-
neis, levibus 10-12 « 7-8; stipite tenaci cylindraceo, basi attenuato,
concolore, striatulo, paullo squamoso, cavo.

Ilab. csespitosus in truncis Quercus El Feidia Algeriae.

3. Coprinus mJn'ato-flexuosus Bres. et Pat. in Lloyd Myc. Not. n. 6, 356
1901, p. 49. — Pileo submembranaceo ex ovoideo campanulato,
fulvello, rimoso-sulcato, squamulis miniatis elegantar obsito, gla-
brescente, 1,5-3 cm. lato; lamellis ex albido fuscis, postice ex ad-
nato liberis; stipite cavo subconcolore, 3-5 cm. longo, 3-5 mm.
cr.; sporis ellipsoicleis, 5-7 ^4-4,5, fulvis, binucleatis, nucleis flavis.

Hab. ad terram in insula Samoa Polynesiae.

4. Coprmus pseudo-domesticus P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1901, i:.t
p. 51. — Syll. XVI, p. 1115 (nomen). — Pileo submembranaceo,

ex ovato campanulato-obtuso, vertice subdiscoicleo, pallido, carno-
sulo-incrassato. umbilicato, fus.^o, radiatim striato-sulcato, cinereo,
margine flsso 1,5-4 cm. cliam.; stipite cavo, cylindraceo albo, levi.
glabro 2-8 cm. longo. 5-8 mm. cr. d. mycelio filiformi repente
brunneolo oriente; lamellis subcollariato-adnatis confertis, subcine
reis deinatris; cystidiis cylindraceo-cl ivatis 30-40*18-20; sporis
ellipsoideis, fuscis, levibus, 4-5 « 3 fi.
Hab. ad terram, Kamcrun Afr.

5. Coprinus Chaignoni Patouill. in Bull. Soc. Myc. de France 1903. :;.,s
fasc. 3, p. 246. — Subcaespitosus; pileo tenui, carnosulo, ex ovato
conico-expanso, campanulato dein explanato, striato sulcato, velo
universali ochraceo, furfuraceo, sub lente squamuloso - imbricato,

92 Hymenomycetse, \.garicacese, Mtelanosporae, Coprinus.

margine evanescenti, apice persistenti tecto; stipite albido, gracili,
basi e volvas residuis ochraceis cupulato; lamellis angustis, atris;
sporis ovoideis, nigrescentibus, 10 «5.

lluh. ad terram arenosam Bir in' Chegga Algeriae (01. I»i.
Chaignon). Affinis C. cinerato Pileus L5-20 mm. lat., 6-10
mm. alt. ; stipes 2 cm. longus.

6. Coprinus straminis E. B. Copeland, Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 2, f. I. :!:'1

— Pileo ovoideo v. ellipsoideo, dein conico, 2-5 cm. lato, sulcato-
striato, disco levi 1 cm. lat.,vulgo stramiueo rarius brunneolo v.
albo, demum nigro, minute tomentoso diu eontinuo, dein delique
scendo inter lamellas fisso, pellicula medio 2 mm. cr. ; lamellis
confertis, 2-5 mm. latis, adnatis; stipite 3-8 cm. alto, 4-5 mm.
cr., uniformiter levi, albo, basi subincrassato obsolete volvato, an
nulo nullo; cystidiis 90v40; sporis 12-14^7-8, nigris.

Ilab. in stramine vetusto putri, Stanford University, Cali-
fornia, vere.

7. Coprinus alnicola E. B. Copeland, Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 2, fig. 5.

— Pileo campanulato-conico, 3-7 mni. lato, 3-5 mm. alto, sul-
cato-striato, glabro, albo v. brunneolo, dein sensim nigricanti fra-
gili ; lamellis paucis, adnatis; stipite evolvato, 2-5 cm, *alt<>, 1-2
mm. cr., cavo; cystidiis nullis; sporis atro-brunneis, coacervalis
nigricantibus, 7 » 3-3,.).

Ilab. ad trunccs et ramos emortuos dejectos, pra3sertim Alni
r li o m b i f o 1 i a3 Stanford University Cal iforniae vere.

8. Coprinus fuscosporus E. B. Copeland, Ann. Mycol. 1004, p. 2. 361
fig. 2-3. — Pileo cupuliformi, crassiusculo, G cm. circ. diam. el

4 cm. alt., pellicula 1-2 mm. cr., aquoso bruunea, striatu, squa-
muloso-furfuracea; lamellis stipiti adhcerentibus, dein liberis, 7 mm.
ct amplius latis; stipite 8-14 cm. alt., 1 cm. cr., subcartilagineo
ei extus submucoso, basi subincrassato et volva rudimentali cin-
cto; cystidiis 120-130*50 oculo nudo conspicuis; sporis ovoideis,
7-8 w 4, atro-brunneis, non nigris.

Hab. in cineribus ligneis in Arboreto Stanford University, Ca
lifornia, vere.
'.». Coprinus Stanfordianus E. B. Copeland, Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 1, m
\\ 1. — Pileo tereti-ovoideo, demum conico-campanulato, margine
demum elevato, secundum lamellas profunde fisso, centro 2-4 mm.
cr., primitus sericeo, ad strias rufo-brilnneo; lamellis 3-5 mm
lat. liberis, acie alba, brunneo-rubentibus, demum nigris; stipite
cylindraceo L2-20 cm. alto, cavo, albo, sericeo, basi vix dilatato

Hymcnomycetse, Ag-aricncea?, Melanospora?, Panseolus. 93

ct volva adhaerente margine vero libera et lobulata; sporis ovoi-
deis 10-15 «8-9, levibus, nigricantibus ; cystidiis nullis.

Hab. ad terram in arboreto Stanford University, California,
vere. — Copr. comato, sterquilino et cali/ptrato affinis, sed notis
datis sat diversus.
10. Coprinus Gibbsli Massee e't Crossl., The Naturalist, 1002, p. 1. - 363
Pileo minuto, 0,5 cm. diam., hemisphaerico dein expanso, striato,
glabro, pallide ochraceo, disco obscuriori; lamellis adnatis, 5-7-
confertis; sporis subcircularibus, compressis, levibus, rubro-brun-
neis 8-9 ;j.. diam., 5 |i. cr. ; cystidiis subpiriformibus 40^25; sti-
pite 4-7 mm. longo, tenuissimo, albo, pellucido, glabro, basi my-
celio albido obvoluto.

Ilab. in fimo equino prope Sheffield, in Britannia (T. Gibbs).
— C. radiato Berk. afnnis.

PAN/EOLUS Fr. — Syll. V p. 1118, IX p. 147, XI p. 77, XIV
p. 161, XVI p. 134.

1. Panseolus albellus Massee in Bot. Tidsskrift-Copenhagen 1902, 3 i
vol. 24, p. 216. — Pileo carnosulo e convexo-campanulato, ex-
panso, livido, dein albello, glabro, 2-3 cm. lato; lamellis confertis,
postice attenuato-adnatis, fuliginosis; sporis ellipsoideis utrinque
apiculatis, atro-fuscis 20 « 10 ; stipite e farcto cavo, sursum atte-
nuato, fibrilloso, pubescente, pailido, 7-10 cm alto

Ilab in fimo bubalino, Siam Asiae merid. — Pan. campanu-
lato L. affinis.

2. Panseolus alveolatus Peck Rep. of the State bot. 1900, pag. 153, 365
tab. H, fig. 30 36. — Pileo tenui, fragili, fere convexo, glabro,
hygrophano, intense brunneo. in sicco griseo-brunneo alveolato
16-24 mm. lato; carne brunnea; lamellis latis, stipatis, adnatis.
subventricosis, nigrescentibus, acie albis; stipite sequali, filiformi,
cavo, glabro, apice subpruinoso, pallido 3,5-7,5 cm. longo, 2-4
mm. crasso; sporis nigris, subellipsoideis 12,5-14* 7,5-10.

Hab. in fimo, in silvis, Floodwood, Amer. bor.

3. Pangeolus Regis De Seym. in Bull Soc. Myc. de France 1901. 336
p. 209, tab. VIII bis, f. 1 (ex Delile). — Pileo albo-fuscescente,
conico expanso, clemum plano, glabro, non omnino levi, carno-
sulo -membranaceo, zona marginali striato-undulata, coronam regu-
larem fingente, 3-4 mm. lata, senio nigricanti ornata; lamellis lu-
ligineo-nigris, 4 mm. latis, ventricosis, confertis, adnatis, lamellulis
intermixtis, sub zona marginali pilei insertis; sporis . . . ; stipite

'.M Hymenomycetfe Vgaricncefe, MelanosporaB, Gomphidius,

pallescente, levi, fistuloso, fibrillis albis farcto, sub pileo incrassato,
3-4 cm. longo, bulbilloso, radicula insititia, usque 3 -5 cm. longa.
ffab. ad terram tritam in liorto botanico Montpellier Gralliae
(Delilb Iconogr. ined.).

PSATHYRELLA Fr. ■ Syll. V p. 1126, IX p. 149, XI p. 77, XIV

p. 102.

1. Psathyrella fragilis Earle in Ncw York Bot. G-ard. 1902, p. 311. -''•
— Gregaria; pileo fragili, subtili, 4-8 mm., subconico, late con-
vexo, brunneo-griseo, dein maturitate pallide griseo, disco inten-
sius concolori, minute furfuraceo, profunde radiato-sulcato usque
ad marginem; stipite filiformi 2-3 cm., 0,8-1 mm., sequali vel su-
perne paullo incrassato, albido et levi, infernc minute furfuraceo,
pallide griseo cartilagineo, cavo; carne albida; lamcllis subliberis,
heteropliyllis, subdistantibus, ventricosis, pallide griseis, maturi-
tate paullo nigrescentibus; sporis hyalinis, in massa obscuriori-
bus, oblongo-cllipticis, 1-vacuolatis, 8-9*4-5.

Ilah. in foliis dejectis Pini, Stanford University Californifje.
Psath. disseminatce Pers. affinis.

2. Psathyrella subtilis (Fr.) Quel. - Syll. V, p. 1135.

Hab. ad fimum, ctiam in Polonia. — Sporae sub micr. fusco-
rufae, oblongae, apice subtruncatre, 7-8 « 3; basidia clavata 15-18 «
6-7; cystidia fusoideo-ventricosa, utrinque valde attenuata, 28-
32*9-10. A Psathyrella disseminata, cui valde affinis, differt
statura graciliori, pileo potius striato quam sulcato ; sporis aliquan-
tulum longioribus et strictioribus, cystidiis fusiformibus et ma-
trice. In Psath. dissemhiata sporae 6-7 « 3 '/,-4 et cystidia clavata
vel ventricosa, apice tantum umbonata. Pili pilei in utraque spccic
identici (Bresadola Fungi Polonici, in Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 72).

GOMPHIDIUS Fr. - Syll. V p. 1137, XI p. 68, XIV p. 164. XVI
].. L36.

1. Gomphidius flavipes Peck Rep. of the State bot. 1900, pag. 153, 36?
tab I. fig. 1-1. — Pileo convcxo vel fere plano, viscido, centro
minuto tomentoso, margine sericeo-iibrilloso, fusco-roseo, 20-21
miii. lato; lamellis arcuatis, decnrrentibus, distantibus, albis; sti-
pite aequali vel Buperne saepe constricto, basi attenuato, solido,
subfibrilloso, auperne albido, alibi pallide luteo intus e\ in cute

HymcnomycctfP, Polyporacea\ Boletus. 95

3,5-6 cm. longo, 6-8 mm. crasso; sporis oblongo-fusiformibus,
22,5-30 * 6-7,5.

Hab. in silvis, Westport, Amer. bor.

MONTAGNITES Fr. - - Syll. V p. 1140, XI p. 79, XVI p. 137.

1. Montagnites Candollei Fr. — Syll. V, pag. 1140. — f. minor P. 369

Henn. in Hedw. 1901, p. 98. — Volva lacerata; stipite 2-3 cm.
longo, 3 mm. ca. lato, levi v. vix lineis distincto, leviter sericeo;
pileo 2-2,5 cm. diam., disco ca. 1-1,5 cm. lato; sporis ellipsoideis
5-8 v 4-6, levibus, nigris.

Hab. in arenosis in iEgypto. — Var. coprinoides P. Henn. Hedvv.
1901, p. 98. Syll. XVI, p. 1115 (nomen): pileo subcylindraceo,
campanulato, dein convexo-plano, ca. 4 cm. alto, 5-6 cm. lato, di-
sco depresso ca. 3 cm. lato, pallido, brunneo-maculato ; lamellis
liberis, dense radiatis, persistentibus, utrinque obtusis, ca. 0,6-1
cm. Jatis, atris; stipite sequali cylindraceo 4-5 cm. longo, 1-2 cm.
cr., intus spongioso-farcto, dein cavo, fibroso-sericeo, extus squa-
moso-fibroso, albo, basi velato, volva ampla, membranacea, lace-
rata; basidiis late clavatis ca. 20-25^10, 2-4-sterigmaticis; sporis
ellipsoideis v. Jate ellipsoideis, primo palJidis, dein atris 7-11 «4-6.
— In arenosis Bisltra, Algeria.

Fam. 2. Polyporacese Fr. *).

B0LETUS Dill. — Syll. VI p. 2, IX p. 150, XI p. 79, XIV. p. 164,

XVI p. 138 ••).
1. Boletus sardous BelJi et Sacc. in Bull. Soc. Bot. It. 1903, p. 22."). 370

— Pileo convexo, pulvinato, firmo, dcmuin niolli et expauso, sul>-

*) Cfr. elaboratam monographiam Polyporearum americanaruin. incohatam
in Bull. of Torr. Bot. Cl. l'J03-190t a cl. W. A. Murrill, ubi fcauien plura no-
mina generica vetusta, indefinita, heterogenea omnino inusitafca iterum et perpe-
ram sunt restaurata. Iconographiam pliototypicam, oum analysi, omniuni perdii-
ficilis familise specierum a cl. Murrill avide exo]itamus.

**) Cfr. cl. Ch. E. Martin monographiam absolutam, eximiis iconibus <\-
ornatam, Le Boletus subtomentosus de la region (jenevoise, Berne, 1903, ubi quam
plurimae formse speciei proteiformis diligentissime illustrantur.

06 Hymenomycetee, Polyporacese, Boletus,

viscoso humecfcato), fusco-ferrugineo vcl fusco-rubescenti, levi nec
squamuloso nec granuloso; stipito exannul;ii<>, pallido. luteolo vel
Ilavescenti-stramineo, punctato-granuloso, subsquamuloso, basi con-
stanter bulboso; tubulis adnatis, luteo-sulphureis, infcerdum sub-
virescentibus, sub vitro irregulariter olli]>ticis ; sporis subfusoideo-
oblongatis, luteolis 14-16 5-7.

Ilab. in planitie totius insulae Sardiniae ad radices Cisti
m onspeliensis. — A 11. granulato Fr. et B. hadio Fr. differt
praesertim stipite basi constanter bulboso, squamuloso et magnitu-
dine sporarum.

2. Boletus scabripres Peck in Bull. Torr. Bot. Olub 1902, XXIX, 37]
p 555. — Pilco crasso, late convexo, firmo, sicco, glabro, rufo-
brunneo; hymenio convexo; tubulis adnatis v. leviter depressis
circa stipitem, brunneis; poris minutis rotundis saturatioribus ; sti-
pite obtuso, sequali, solido sed intus spongioso, griseo-albido. ver-
ruculis copiosis punctiformibus, prominulis, nigris consporso ; spo-
ris oblongo-fusoideis, 12-15 « 4-5.

Hab. ad terram humosam silvaticam Mont Desert Amer. bor.
— Pileus 15 cm. lat. ; stipes 10 cm. long., 2-3 cm. cr. B. scabro
affiuis sed verruculae stipitis copiosiores et adhuc minores.

3. Boletus Ridleyi Massee in Kew Bull. 1901, p. 154. — Piieo con- 372
vexo-plano, levi, glabro, citrino, 2-3 cm. alto; carne alba, lute-
scenti, sapore dulci; tubulis flavo-virentibus, stipiti adnatis, 3-4
mm. longis; sporis angulatis, amplis; stipite solido subaequali, gla-
bro, supra annulum cvanescentem albo, infra citrino, 4 cm. longo,
5-7 mm. crasso; sporis flavo-viridibus, 7-8 * 5.

Hab. ad terram, Singapore, Malacca (Ridley). — B. chrijsen- ■
tero Fr. aflinis.

4. Boletus purpureus Fr. — Syll. VI. pag. 35. — var. fumosus 373
Peck Bull. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1902, vol. 29. p. 554. A typo differt
pilco fumoso-brunnco; carno cremea, tactu cyaneo-virescente ; tu-
bulis flavido-viridulis, poris minutis brunneo-rubellis, tactu cya-
neo-viresa-ntil)Us; sporis 10 v 5.

Ilnh in silvis M.t Desert Amer. bor. — Pilous 4-14 cm. lat. ;
stipes 4-12 cm. long., 1-2,5 cm. cr.

5. Boletus pedemontanus Fayod in Ann. Acc. d'Agric. di Torino 1893, 374
p. L03. — Pileo primo pulvinato, sicco stipifceque amcene carneo

v. cupreo; carne alba leniter cyanescente ; sfcratu tubulifero libero,
poris minutissimis tubulisque flavo-pallidis, deinde pileo (praecipue
locis umbrosis plus minusve lafcerifcio, cute diffracfca areolafca vel

Hymenomycetfe, Polyporacese, Boletus, '.'7

squamosa, stipiteque levi concolori; cystidiis hyalinis, dispersis,
parvis, piliformibus; sporis pallidis 12*4.

Hab. solitarius ad terram apricam in quercetis Bricherasio, Eo-
che-plate Pedemontii.

6. Boletus velatus (Eostr.) Sacc. et D. Sacc, Suillus uelatus Rostr. 375
in Bot. Tidsskrift-Copenhagen 1902, vol. 24, pag. 207. — Pileo
convexo-plano, rufo-fusco, rimoso-granuioso, 4 cm. lato, margine
velo crasso, stellatim fisso ornato; tubulis liberis; poris amplis,
angulatis; stipite cylindrico, gracili, levi, 5-6 cm. 0,5-1 cm.;spo-

ris hyalinis, ellipsoideis, apiculatis, syepe obliquis.
Hab. ad terram, Siam Asise merid.

7. Boletus hygrophanus (Eostr.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Suillus hygrophanus 376
Rostr. in Bot. Tidsskrift-Copenhagen 1902, vol. 24, p. 207. —
Pileo albo, hygrophano, convexo-plano, initio piloso-squamoso,
dein glabro, 2-3 cm. lato; stipite gracili, flexuoso, sursum fibroso
squamoso, 5-6 » 2-3 cm., cartilagineo, albo, nitido; tubulis liberis;
poris mediis iniequalibus, sinuosis; sporis hyalinis, ellipsoideis.
9-10 * 5.

Hab. ad terram, Siam Asise merid.

8. Boletus Rostrupii Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 177, Boletus lacuno- :{"
sus Eostr. in Bot. Tidsskrift-Copenhagen 1902, vol. 24, p. 2<>7
nec Otth nec Massee. — Pileo e pulvinato expanso, glabro, levi.
alutaceo 4-5 cm. ; tubulis liberis, mediis, dilute fuscis; stipite gracili.
elongato , cylindrieo v. sursum attenuato, profunde areolato-lacu-
noso, annulato, 10-12 cm. longo; sporis ferrugineis, fusiformibus
13-15 «6-7.

Hab. in arbore cava, Siam, Asiae merid.

9. Boletus costatus Eostr. in Bot. Tidsskrift-Copenhagen 1902, v. 24, 378
p. 207. — Pileo dilute fusco, hemispliEerico-pulvinato, levi, glabro,

2 cm. lato; stipite ventricoso, utrinque attenuato, sursuni profunde
costato-lacunoso, iuferne obsolete reticulato, 4-5 « 2 cm., basi cur-
vato; tubulis levibus, liberis; poris minutis; sporis oblongis, fer-
rugineis, subtiliter striatis 18-20 v 6-8.
Ilab. ad terram, Siam Asi;e merid.

10. Boletus changensis (Rostr.) Sacc. et D. Sacc, Szii!I/is changensk :; •'
Eostr. in Bot. Tidsskrift-Copenhagen 1902, vol. 24, p. 207.

Piloo convexo-plano, rubro, levi, glabro, 2-3 cm. lato; stipite gra-
cili, cylindrico, s.cpo compresso, basi incurvo, crassiore; tubulis
adnatis; poris mediis sulphureis; sporis hyalinis, oblongis 9*4;
carne secta cyanescentc

98 Hymenomycetse, Polyporaceae, Boletus.

Hafo. ad terram, Siam Asiae merid.

11. Boletus chrysenteron Fr. Syll. VI. p. 14. — var. albocarneus 380
Pect Rep. of the State bot. 1900, p. 185, tab. 7G, fig. 21-25.
Pileo carnoso, superne convexo, sicco, subglabro, rufescenti 2,5-
6,5 cm. lato; carne alba, soepe in superficie rubro tincta; tubulis
longiusculis, adnatis, stipitem versus subdepressis, griseo-luteis,
acie subrotundis, levibus; stipite sequali, firmo, subglabro, pileo
concolori, intus albo 2,5-5 cm. longo, 4-8 mm. crasso.

llab. ad terram, Amer. lor. Edulis. — Var. deformatus Peck
in Rep. of the State botanist 1901, p. 966: pileo tenui 2,5-4 cm.
lato, irregulari, rubro vel brunneo-rubro ; stipite brevi, ssepe irre-
gulari, ventricoso, latitudine ct crassitudine sequali. — In terra uda,
Bolton, Amer. l>or.

L2. Boletus granulatus L. — Syll. VI. p. 5. — var. albidipes Peck
Rep. of tlie State bot. 1900, pag. 108. — A typo differt, carne
pilei albida, sed in proximitate tubulorum luteola; stipite intus et
in mte albo.

Hab. in pinetis. AVestport, Amer. bor.

13. Boletus Betula Beardslee ap. Lloyd Mycol. Not. 1902, n. 10, Se-
ptemb. p. 97, cum icone. — Pileo firmo hemisphaerico-convexo,
rufo-tomentoso vel squamuloso, ssepe rimoso, rubro vel navido-
rubro; carne firma, iiavida; tubulis adnatis circa stipitem plerum-
que depressis, sordide flavis vel tlavido-viridibus; poris latiuscu-
lis; stipite longo aequali vel sursum attenuato, reticulato-asperat<>.

Hab. in silvis, in planitie Asheville frequens, Amer. bor. —
Pileus 5-7 cm. latus, stipes 10-25 cm. long., 7-15 mm. crassus.

14. Boletus Zenkeri P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 190L p. 44. —
Syll. XVI, p. 1115 (nomen). — Pileo carnoso, convexo-plano,
pruinoso, atro-castaneo, levi, glabro, 2-3 cm. diam.; stipite cylin-
draceo, farcto, atropurpureo v. atro-brunneo, striatulo v. subsqua-
muloso 3-5 em. longo, 4-6 mm. cr , superne subattenuato ; tubulis
adnatis subdecurrentibus, 2-5 mm. long., poris rotundato-angula-
tis ca. 1-1.5 mm. amplis. acie integris, luteis; basidiis clavati
intus brunneo-granulosis, 24-28 w 12 L5; sporis ellipsoideis v. ovoi-
deo-subfusoideis, utrinque obtusis, castaneis v. atro-brunneis, 1-
gutbulatis, levibus, 12-15 s-13.

Ilnb. iu silvis. Kamerun, Afr.

15. Boletus umbrosus Atkinson in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, p. 112
— Pileo convexo dein expanso 5-9 cm. lato, carnoso, subtomen-
toso, deiu areolato ut in B. subtomentoso, brunneo dein isabellino;

Hymenomycetse, Polyporacere. Boletus. 99

carne albicla' clein bruimeola; tubulis convexis, initio albis dein
pallicle brunneis, postremo intense brunneis; stipite concolori 7-
8 cm. alto, irregulariter longitudinaliter canaliculato-rugoso, mi-
nutissime intense punctulato, basi conico, breviter radicato.

Hab. ad terram, Caynga Lake Amer. bor. (C. H. Kauffman).

16. Boletus Dupainii Boud. in Boll. Soc. Myc. de France 1902, n. 2, :i>.-,
tab. F, fig. 1. — Pileo carnoso, convexo, luteo ochraceo, non to-
mentoso, sed glutine, in junioribus, rubro-sanguineo, dein evane-
scente, omnino tecto, 7-10 cm. lato ; tubulis elongatis, olivaceo-lu-
tescentibus, liberis, ore sanguineo, versus marginem luteo-auran-
tiacis; stipite pleno, crasso, soepius subbulboso, luteo, non reti-
culato sed punctis rubris, crebris tecto, ad apicem luteo-aurantiaco

ad extremam basim olivascente; carne, etiam stipitis, pallide lutea,
sapida, non amara et praecipue circa tubulos cosrulescente ; sporis
oblongis, olivascentibus, intus guttulosis, 14-15 « B-7.

Hab. in silvosis, ad terram calcareo-argillosam prope La Mothe-
St-Heray G-allise.

17. Boletus chamaeleontinus Atkinson in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, p. 112. 386
— Pileo convexo, crasso, 8-10 cm. lato, subtomentoso vel minute
subfloccoso e latere leviter rimoso-areolato ut in B. scabro, brun-
neo; carne albo-lutea, dein rubra vel violacea; tubulis convexi.-.
stipitem versus depressis, initio luteolis dein rubescentibus, matu-
ritate acie rubris, tenuibus, rotundatis vel irregularibus, tactu cya-
neis; sporis sub lente olivaceo-luteis, elliptico-oblongis, 12-15 «
4-5, levibus; stipito superne rubescenti, reticulato vel punctulato

(ut in B. lurido), sequali vel basi subincrassato ; carne centro lu-
• tea, externe rubra, tactu cyanea.

Hab. in silvis, Ithaca, N. Y. Amer. bor.

18. Boletus BakerS Tracy et Earle in Plantse Bakeriame fasc. I fungi N7
p. 23. — Pileo 10-20 cm. diam., convexo, rubro-lateritio vel ro-
seolo lucenti, visciclo, maturitate areolato; carne albida, aeri ox-
posita rubescente; tubulis initio albidis, repletis, planis, deiu ven-
tricosis, brunneis, purpureo-cinctis, profunde sinuatis; stipite firmo,
inferne incrassatulo, 3-4 cm. cr., superno abrupte conico, 1,5-2
cm. cr., 8-12 cm. long., solido, intus albo, oxterne albido, superne
squamulis brunneis asperso, inferne levi.

Hab. ad terram, Cicken Creek et La Plata, South Colorado,
Amer. bor.

19. Boletus ater P. Henn in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1901, pag. 44. ■ 388
Syll. XVI, p. 1115 (nomen). — Pileo car.ioso convexo-explanato,

100 Hymenomycetse, Polyporacese, Boletus.

sublevi, glabro, pruinoso, atro-violacoo v. atro-olivaceo 2,5 3,6 cin.
diani.; stipite farcto. tereti fusco-atro, granuloso 2,6-3 cm. longo,
2,5-3 mm. cr.; tubulis sinuoso-adnatis interdum subdecurrentibus
2 3 mm. long., poris oblongis v. rotundato-angulatis subgyrosis 1-
1,5 i-2 mm. amplis, atro-cinereis, basidiis clavatis 4-sterigmati-
cis, ivitus fusco-granulatis ; sporis fusoideis utrinque acutiusculis,
1-pluriguttulatis 12-14 «* 5-6, episporio fuscidulo; carne atra.
Hdb. ad terram in silvis, Kamerun Afr.

20. Boletus multipunctus Peck in Rep. of the State botanisl L901, :is'J
pag. 952, tab. K, fig. 19-22. — Pileo carnoso convexo vel sub-
plano, sicco brunneo-ochraceo saepe leviter rubro-tincto, centro
maculis multis punctiformibus, minutis donato 7,5-12,5 cm. lato:
carne albida, sapore grato; tubvvlis tenuibus adnatis vel stipitem
versus depressis, acio subrotundis, initio albidis, dein griseo-luteo-
lis; stipite sequali vel superne conico, pallido, firmo, fibroso-striato
7,5-12,5 cm. longo, 8-16 mm. crasso ; sporis intense olivaceo-gri-
seis, oblongis 11-15-3-5.

Hah. in silvis, Bolton, Amer. bor.

21. Boletus griseus [Quel.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Gyroporus griseus Quel.
Assoc. franc. I' Avanc. d. Scienc. 1901, partie II, 1902. p. 495. —
Pileo couvcxo, 5-10 cm. lat., pruinoso, grisoo, intordum albo-gri-

i)-marmorato; carne crassa, tenera, alba, sub aere leviter viola-
ceo-fusco-tincta, in stipite virescente, sapidissima; tubulis lofvgis
porisque rotuvvdis albis dein griseis; stipite elongato, sat crasso,
albido, squamulis cinereis punctato; sporis ellipsoideo-oblongis,
10-15 a. longis, guttulatis, citrinis.

Ilab. in silvis arenosis G-alliae, a^state autumno. Videtur spe-
cies intermedia inter B. scahrum et B. rufum.

22. Boletus Torrendii Bres. Myc. Lusitanic.i novi, in Atti R Acc.
di Sc. Lett. ed Arti degli Agiati in Roverodo, vol. VIII, 1902,
p. 130. — Pileo pulvinato, purpureo-brunneo vel castaneo, sicco,
levi, dein areolato-rimoso, rimis luteis, 8-12 cvn. lato; tubulis fla-
vis; stipite ex parte adnatis; poris oblongis, acie obtusa, e flavo
rubiginoso-brunneis ; stipite solido, ventricoso-fusiformi, flavo, de-
orsum rubro-maculato, pruinato, haud reticulato, 1-7 cm. longo,
1.5-1 em. in parte ventricosa crasso, subradicato ; carne lutea, fn
cta ad pileum caarulescente, ad apicem stipitis demum rubescente,
odore gi . ipore miti; poris luteis, subcylindraceis 6-7 3-3,6;
basidiis clavatis 20-25 7; cystidiis fusoideis 34-36 8-9

Ilah. ad terram in pinetis pr. Setubal Lusitaniaa. Boleto ru

Hymenomycetae, Pblyporacese, Polyporus. lul

bello Krombh. proximus, secl statura raajori, sporis minoribus etc.
beue distinctus.
23. Boletus albidus (Romagnoli) R. Maire Bull. So.c. bot. de France 392
1901, tom. I, p. 243, tab. XIV, fig. 1 et 2, Ceriomyces albidus
Romagnoli Ined. — Pileo convexo, circulari, levi, albo 7 cm.
diam.; stipite albo, levi, crasso, basi bulboso, annulato, 10 cm.
longo; carne alba ; tubulis roseis vel rubro-pallidis, non decur-
rentibus; sporis roseis?

Ilab. ad terram, Ponteprato prope Bastia, Corsica (Romagnoli
1840!).

STROBILQMYCES Berk. — Syll. VI p. 49, IX p. 159, XI, p. 81.

1. Strobilomyces excavatus (Kalchbr.) P. Henn. F. Austral. II, p. 187.
Huc, teste Henn. 1. c , spectant Secotium excavatum Kalchbr. et
Sfrobilomyces pallescens Cooke et Massee. Cf. Syll. VII, p. 55 el
IX, p. 159. — Lectus quoque ad Tovamba Queenslandire a cl.
Hartmann.

FISTULINELLA P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1901, p, 43. - - Syll
XVI, p. 1115 (nomen) (Etym. a Fistulina, cui affinis). - Pilcus
carnosus, stipitatus, margine velato-membranaceo, involuto. Ily-
menium porosum; tubuli cylindracei inter se subliberi etseparali.
Pileus et stipes Boleti, hymenium Fistulinse.

1. Fistulinella Staudtii P. Henn. 1. c. pag. 44. — Syll. 1. c. ■ Pi- 393
leo carnoso, convexo plano, levi, glabro, olivaceo-virescenti, 1, 5
cm. diam., margine membranaceo veliformi, involuto, pallido; sti-
pite centrali, tereti, farcto, carnoso, lovi, glabro, albo, ca. 3 cm.
longo, 2,5-3 mm. cr., a^quali; hymenio pallido, sublibero : tubulis
inter se subliberis et discretis c. 3 mm. longis, 350-400 ;•. cr ,
primo apice clausis dein poro rotundato apertis; basidiis claval
intus granulosis 20-30^5-7; sporis fusoideis 1-2-gutfcuIatis, hya-
linis 13-16 ^ 3,5-4, episporio dilute brunneo.
Hab. in lignis putridis, Kamerun Africae.

POLVPORUS Mich. em. Syll. VI p. 55, IX p. KU. XI p. 82, XI V

p. 171, XVI, p. 142.
1. Polyporus variiporus Murrill Bull. Torr. Bot. Cl. L904, p. 37. ;;.,,

Pileo orbiculari convexo-dcpivsso, 1-2,6^0,1-0,2 cm., extus gla-

]\r^ Hymenomycetce, Polyporacese, Polyporus.

bro, plus minua radiatim atriato, concentrice Bubrugoso, strami-
neo-isabellino circa marginem fulvo-castaneo, margine tenui in-
fiexo, undulato, subtiliter secl fugaciter ciliato ; contextu 1-1,5 mm.
cr. molli, albo; tubulis 0,5 mm. longis, valde irregularibus prope
stipitem elongatis nec distincte decurrentibus, flavidis, polygoniis
v. sublamellatis, acie firma integra, demum denticulatis v. fimbria-
tis; sporis ellipsoideis, levibus, hyalinis, 7 * 4; Btipite centrali, cavo,
sursum inci*assato, pileo paullo dilutiore, sultglabro, sericeo-niti-
dulo, 2 cm. longo, 2-6 mm. cr., ima basi tomentosa, ssepo nigra.
Hab. ad fragmenta lignea sabulo immersa, Porto Rico (Eable).
— Aflinis P. tricholomati sed firmior, stipite crassiore, poris ma-
gis irregularibus.

2. Polyporus Penningtonii Speg. Myc. argent. ser. II, 1902, p. 52. - 395
Leucoporus; pileo orbioulari e convexulo leniter umbilicato, levis-
simo, tenui, 50 mm. diam., submembranaceo, margine acuto integro,
recto, superne castaneo nitidulo; hymenio pallidiore cum pileo oon-
creto; poris majoribus 0,2 0,3 mm. long., 0,3-0,5 mm. diarn , ro-
iundato subhexagonio, dissepimentis tenuibus mollibus, acie minute
denticulatis, marginem versus sensim brevioribus tenuioribus eva-
nescentibus, in margine ipso subnullis sterilibusque ; stipite sub-
concolore, centrali v. vix subexcentrico, tereti 25 mm. longo, G-8
mm. diam., intus sordide albo, levi v. vix ruguloso, glabro.

Ilab. ad truncos putres Erytlirina^ crista-galli, Parana-
Guazii in Argentina (S. Pennington). — Species pulcra ad Fa-
oolum nonnihil vergens.

3. Polyporus laeticolor (Murr.) Sacc. et D. Saco, Scutiger lcetkolor '■'■■''
Murrill in Bull. Torr. Bot. Club. 1903, p. 428. — Pileo orbiculari
centro depresso 10 » 10 « 1 cm., extus glabro, lateritio vel purpu-
reo, margine acuto, initio infiexo, irregulariter undulato; contextu
carnoso firmo, pallide roseo, homogeneo 0, 75 cm. erasso; tubulis
1-2 mm. long. in «moque millimet.ro 5, decurrentibus', saturate
aurantiacis, poris subcircularibus vel polygoniis, sepimentis tenui-
bus serius dentatis (prascipue decurrentibus) ; sporis ovoideis, le-
vibus, hyalinis, copiosis, 5-G«4; stipite brevi, crasso sur.sum in-
crassato 2*1-2,5 cm., pileo concolore. solido, flrmo. carne ob-
scuriore.

Iltih. ad terram iu Alabama, Amer. bor. (Undeewood).
I. Polyporus subradicatus (Murrill Sacc et D. Sacc. Scutiger sub ::.<:
radicatus Murrill Bull. Torr. Bot. 01. 1903, p. 430. — Pileo ir-
regulari convexo v. plano, 12 cm. lat., 0,5 cm cr., auperficie li-

Hymonomycetfe, Polyporacete, Polyporus. 103

brilloso avellaneo-isabellino, margine tenuissimo, juniori inlicxo,
maturo irregulariter uuclulato; eontextu carnoso-molli, 1-7 mm.
cr., pure lacteo, etiam in sicco; tubulis initio foveolaribus, maturis
brevibus et minutis, vix 1 mm. alt , 3-4 in quoque mm., usque
ad partem atratam stipitis decurrentibus, albis, siccis flavidis, ore
polygonio, regulari, demum-subirregulari, acie tenui tandem den-
ticulata v. fimbriata ; sporis ovoideo-ellipsoideis, levibus, hyali-
nis, non copiosis, 5-7 »3-4; stipite brevi, crasso, contrali, deor-
sum tenuato, nigro-fuligineo 4 cm. long., 2,5 cm. cr., contextu
lacteo, carnoso-firmo, extus minute tomentoso, sicco rugoso-reti-
culato.

Hab. ad terram, London Canada (Dearness) et New York
(Overacker). Subsimilis P. radicato.

5. Polyporus Whiteae (Murr.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Scutiger Whitece Mur- :«IS
rill, Bull. Torr. Cl. 1903, p. 432. — Pileo subcirculari, convexo,
centro depresso, 8-10 cm. lat., 0,5-1 cm. cr., pruinoso velutino,
ex isabellino fulvo, margine acuto, initio inflexo, maturitate inse-
qualiter undulato; contextu carnoso, sicco roseo, propo tubulos
atro-rubro ; tubulis 10-30 mm. long., 3 in quoque mm., valde de-
currentibus, albis, tactis vetustisque roseis ore subcirculari, aci<'
tenui, fimbriata; sporis ovoideis, hyalinis, lovibus, copiosis, 5 »3,5;
stipite brevi, solito excentrico, basi dilatato, 3 cm. long., 2-4 cm.
cr. concolore.

Hab. inter muscos ad ripas, Bor Harbor Maine Amer. bor.
(Miss V. White). - C.espitosus, pileo flavido-brunneo, tubis albis
dein roseis dignoscendus. Affinis P. ovino.

0. Polyporus Puiggarianus P. Henn. F. St. Paul. III, p. 200 (Hedw. 3"
1904). — Pileo carnoso-spongioso, mesopode, infundibuliformi,
omnino ferrugineo, superne subproliferante tuberculato-lobato, ru-
goso, volutino, ca. 10 cm. lato, 7 cm. longo, 2-3 cm. crasso; sii-
pite centrali, farcto subcylindraceo, compresso, ferrugineo prui-
noso, deinde nitenti, fragili, corticato, 4-5 cm. lougo, 1—1 V cm.
crasso; tubulis sinuoso-adnatis, 5-8 cm. longis, poris rofcundato-
vel oblongo-angulatis, laceratis, ferrugineis; sporis subglobosis v.
ovoideis, 10-14 \i. verrucosis, ferruginois; carne spongiosa. ferru-
ginea usque ad 2 cm. crassa.

Hab. ad terram (radices?) St. Paulo Brasili.c (Puiqgari .
Affinis P. sistotremoidi et P. tuouliformi, sed sporis brunneis ver-
rucosis otc. distinctus.

7. Polyporus marmellosensis P. Henn. F. Amaz. I, p. L78 Hedw, ioo

104 Hymenomycetse, Polyporacese, Polypoms,

1904). — Pileo subcarnoso Lento, convexo, medio umbilicato, ea-
staneOj subnitenti, radiatim substriato, levi, glabro, ca. 5 cm. diam.,
margine sinuoso crenato vel lobato-inciso, lobis triquetris, 2-3
mm. longis; stipite centrali, subtereti, lignescenti, ferrugineo-to-
mentoso vel squamuloso ca. 7 cm. longo, '■'> mm. crasso; poris de-
currentibus rotundato-polyhedricis, ca. 1 ' -2 mm. amplis, paliide
ferrugineis, acie tenuibus integris; sporis globosis. 3-3 '/., \i. hya-
lino-fuscidulis.

Hnl>. ad terram silvaticam, Rio Madeira ad Marmellos Amazo-
niae (Ule). — P. arcidario affinis, poris val<lo amplis faviformi-
bus dignoscendus.

8. Polyporus Cowellii Murrill Bull. Torr. Bot. 01. 1904, p. 39. — 40]
Pileo orbiculari, convexo-plano, umbilicato, 1-2 cm. lat., 0,2-0,5
mm. cr., extus subglabro, minute concentrice rugoso e stramineo
isabellino, demum saturatiore et kygrophano, prope marginem pu-
stuloso v. Ievi, saepe leviter lineis albis v. brunneis radiato-striato
prope centrum; margine tenuissimo, recto v inflexo, saepe ambitu
irregulari, tenuiter denticulato, dentibus in cilia productis; con-
textu tenuissime membranaceo albo-pallido subtranslucido; tubulis
0,2-0,4 mm. long., 3-6 in quoque mm., confiuendo crassioribus,
adnatis, pallidis, polygonis, acie tenuissime subintegra dein fim-
briatula; sporis ellipsoideis, levibUs, binucleatis, 5 «2,5; stipite
centrali, solido, gracili, aequali, concolori vel paullo saturatiore,
pruinoso v. glabro, levi, longitrorsum striato, 2-3 cm. long., 0,3-1
mm. (•]'., intus molli, lacteo.

llah. ad truncos emortuos in insula St. Kitts (Britton et Co
wf.ll) et in Porto Rico (Heller). — Pileo fere translucido, aga-
ricoideo dignoscenda species.

9 Polyporus maculosus Murrill, Bull. Torr. Bot 01. L904, p. 41. 102
Pileo irregulariter orbiculari, profunde depresso, 3-3,5^ 0,1-0,2
cm. extus tenuiter et dense tomentoso, radiatim striato, isabellino,
maculis pluribus la^to fulvis v. castaneis praecipue inter centrum
marginemque sitis ornato, margine tenuissimo, striato, irregulariter
30, nec dentato nec fimbriato, contexfcu 0,5-1,5 mm. cr., sub9
roso-molli, pallido; tubulis 0,2-0,4 mm. long, 6-7 in quoque mm.,
decurrentibus, pallidis v. flavidis, subcylindraceis, acie infcegra;
sporis ovoideis, hyalinis, levibus, 4«3 (immafcuris visis)j stipite
centrali, solido, ligneo, sursum tenuato, basi castaneo flavo-pustu-
loso. imuquali, subglabro, 2 cm. longo, 2 I mm cr.

Hymenomycetpp. Polyporaceae, Polyporus, 105

Hab. ad ligna in America centrali (0. L. Smith). — P. fisso
affinis, secl minute tomentoso, maculoso etc.

10. Polyporus holocyaneus Atkinson in Journ. o£ Mycol. 1902, p. 117. 403
— Gregarius, 5-7 cm. altus; pileo in sicco intense brunneo vel
rufo-brunneo, in statu juvenili rufo vel violaceo-amethj-stino, 2-6
cm. lato, convexo-expanso,-maturitate depresso, margine plus mi-
nusve irregulari undulatoque, liygrophano, levi; stipite aequali,
superne reticulato, 4-8 mm. crasso, pileo concolori ; tubulis latiu-
sculis, angularibus vel irregularibus, margine lacerato-fimbriatis
violaceis dein griseo-brunneis; basidiis clavatis 20-25 « 5-6, 4-spo-

ris ; sporis hyalinis, levibus, crasse 1-guttulatis, 4-5 » 3-4.

Hab. inter acus Coniferarum, ad terram, Blowing Rock
N. C, Amer. bor.

11. Polyporus Gcetzei P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1901, p. 25."), i<M
Sacc. Syll. XVI, p. 1115. — Pileo subcarnoso-spongioso, convexo,
vertice late umbonato, concentrice zonato sulcatoquo, cutrt rimosa
squamulescente isabellina, in sicco pallide cinerea, subsericea, ca. 12-

14 cm. diam., margine interdum crenato v. subsinuoso; hymenio
plano, subferrugineo, tubulis longis, adnexis haud decurrentibus,
poris rotundato-angulatis ca. 1-2 mm. diam., acie subintegris, fer-
rugineis; carne albida; basidiis clavatis, 16-20 «8-10; sporis sub-
globosis, ovoideis v. ellipsoideis, 6-9 « 5-8, episporio dilute flavido;
stipite tereti, farcto, basi interaum proliferanti 4-6 cm. longo, 1,
5 mm. crasso, subvelutino, alutaceo e sclerotio, subgioboso, tube-
roso, contextu albido, carnoso-fibroso, superficie subareolato, ri-
moso, sulcato, corticato, ca. 7 cm. diam. oriente.
Hab. ad terram, in silvis Unyika, Afr. orient.

12. Polyporus Puttemansii P. Henn. F. S. Paul. III, p. 200 (Hedw. ",r>
1904). — Pileo e lento subcoriaceo, mesopode, convexo explanato,
centro paulo depresso, pallido gilvescente, margine substriato, alu-
taceo, ca. 2 7, cm. diam., 2-2 '/, mm. crasso, contextu albido; sti-
pite centrali farcto cylindraceo, atro, ferrugineo tomentoso, 3-4
cm lonso, 2-3 mm. crasso, tubulis sinuoso-adnatis, ca. 2 cm. lon-
gis, pallidis, poris 1-3 mm. amplis, oblongo- vel rotundato-polyhc-
dricis, acie subfimbriatis; sporis oblongo fusoideis hyalinis, 2-gut-
tnlatis, 12-15 « 3 '/, -4.

Ilab. ad truncos Iponemie St. Paulo Brasili;c — Ab affini
P. eleganti consistentia, poris latioribus angulosis sporisque <li-

versus.

13. Polyporus scutellatus Borczcz. in A. Th. Middendorf-reise in den ioe

106 11;- menomycetse, Polyporaci re, Polj porus.

aUssersten Nordon und Osten Sibiriens, Band I, Th. 2, St. Peters-
burg 1850, ]>. 111. — (Mesopus; Biennes). Pileo coriaceo-mem-
branaceo orbiculari plano, disco depresso umbilicato, alutaceo-pal-
lido velutino-sericeo zonato radiatim striato ; stipite fragili subto-
mentoso rufo deorsum incrassato; poris rufo-ferrugineis 5-6-gonis
tenuibus, demum denticulato-laceris.

llnh ad lacum Mar-kel, ad terram et ad lluv. Ujans (var. p
in Sibiria. — Pileus 1-1 8/4 mm. latus, tenuis, margine tenuissimo
demum lacorato, oleganter zonatus striatusque, alutaceo-pallidus
velutinus, villo soriceo canescenti sparso immixto, senilis sordide
cinerescens. Stipes 25 mm. alt., 4-6 mm. crassus, fragilis. Pori
rufo-ferruginei 5-6-goni, interdum confluentes. — Var. (3. ramo-
sus: pileis 2-3 stipitatis, stipite communi brevi, crasso suffultis. A«l
Polyp.parvulum Klotzsch., boreali americanum non parum accedit.

14. Polyporus marasmioides (Pat.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Melanopus ma- ln7
rusmioides Pat. Champ. de la Guadeloupo ser. III, in Bull. Soc.
Myc. de France t. XVIII, fasc. IT, 1002 — Pileo orbiculari, 1

nui, molli, integro, convexo-plano, centro profunde umbilicato,
ochraceo, glabro, margine obsclete striato, suleo lcvi circulari p
riphorico notato, margine recto, acuto, fulvo, pellucido, angusto, pu-
berulo, denticulato; stipite centrali, cylindrico, brunneo-nigro,
farcto, intus albo, tenaci, lignoso, fasciculis setulosis, rigidis hi-
spido; hymenio ochraceo, poroso-reticulato ; poris latis radiantibus,
parum profundis, sepimentis crassis et duris divisis, integris vel
«lonticulato-laceris (irpicoideis), zona marginali sterili, angusta ;
sporis hyalinis ovoicloo-oblongis, 10 « 4, guttulatis.

Hah. ad semina putrida M e 1 i o s m ;e H e b e r t i i in G uada-
lupa ot in trunco Citharexyli in insula Martinica (Drss). —
Stipes 1 cm. long., interdum usque 10-15 cm. et tunc Xylariam
simulans. Favolo melanopodi proximus.

15. Polyporus tunetanus (Pat.) Sacc et D. Sacc. Melanopus tuneta
nus Pat. Champ. Algero-Tunis., in Bull. Soc. Myc. de Prance
T. XVIII, 1902, fasc. I. — (Melanopus). Carnoso-coriaceus, stipi-
tato-mesopus ; pileo convexo, ochraceo-pallido, in sicco rubro,
squamis latis, distantibus, concoloribus consperso, margine fibril-
loso et deinde fisso, ad centrum rimoso ; carne firma albida; poris
all'is. dein rubro-pallidis, angulosis, permagnis, usque ad 50-80
iiim. decurrentibus, integris, membrana subtili divisis; sporia cy-
lindracei8 6 s •">. hyalinis; stipite centrali, elongato, summo apice
reticulato deinde veiutino, albido, basi nigro v. rubro-nigro.

109

HympnomycotfB, Polyporacese, Polyporus. 10?

Ilab. in lignis emortuis Erycae et Arbuti, El Feidja-Algeria.

16. Polyporus flexipes Fr. Epicr. p. 432. — Syll. VI, pag. 69. — 409
var. myriensis P. Henn. F. Amaz. I, p. 177 (Hedw. 1904). —
Caespitosus; pileo tenuissime membranaceo, sicco subtranslucente
fragili, mesopode, infundibuliformi, alutaceo, levi glabroque 0,5-3
cm. diam.; stipite subtereti,- aiquali, levi, glabro, brunneolo, 3-6
cm. iongo, 0,5-1 '/, mm. crasso; poris planis subrotundato-polyhc-
dricis, ca. 0,2-0,3 mm. diam., acie integra, pallida; sporis subglo-
bosis, hyalinis, ca. 2 |i.

Ilab. ad truncos putrescentes, Eio Jurua, Jurua-Miry Ama-
zonise (Ule). A typo videtur differre pileo tenuissimo, translucido,
non scrobiculato etc.

17. Polyporus lithophylloides Har. et Pat. Champ. rec. au Japon in 410
Bull. du Museum d' hist. nat. 1902, n. 2, pag. 129. — Merisma.
Pileo carnoso, fragili, convexo 15 cm. lato, 6 cm. alto, cavernoso,
pileolis numerosis, liberis plus minusve confluentibus, basi fibrillis
numerosioribus, cylindricis, ramosis, gracilibus, radicellarum instar
pendulis terminatis, efformato; pileolis spathulatis, antice curva-
tis, rotundatis paullulumque lobatis, depressis longeque decurren-
tibus, postice in partem stipitiformem et fibrilliferam connatis, im-
bricatis, tenuibus, carnosis, fragilibus, unicoloribus et non zonatis,
8-12 mm. latis, grosse veliitinis ; fibrillis radiciformibus, 5 cm.
circiter longis, apice 2 mm. cr. et filiformi-attenuatis . poris to-
tam inferiorem pileolorum faciem partesque decurrentes usque ad
fibrillarum originem occupanti, minimis, rotundatis, dissepimentis
tenuibus, integris, superficialibus.

Hab. ad terram, Tokyo Japonuc. — Habitus Liihophylli.

18. Polyporus helopus Har. et Pat. Bull. Soc, Mycol. 1904, p. 63 c. 111
icone. — Dense csespitosus e basi carnoso-sclorotioidca, magnitu-
dine pugni, extus fusco-atra, intus alba, inverse conoidea enatus;
pileo carnoso tenui excentrico v. sublaterali, orbiculari, profunde
umbilicato, margine incurvo, rufo-brunneo, nonnullis squamis la-

tis adpressis, obscurioribus consperso, 3-4 cm. lat., 2 mm. cr. ;
stipite cylindrico, inferne attenuato, simplici, 3-5 cm. alto, 5-10
mm. cr., albido, basi fuscidulo, glabriusculo; hymonio albido, par-
tem pilei inferiorem et totam stipitis usque acl basim suporficiem
obtegenti; poris magnis alveolatis, angulatis, tubulis brevioribus,
dissepimentis carnosis, integris.

Ilab. in ambulacris viridarii Musci parisionsis. - Species per-
pulcra cum P. umbellato comparanda.

]oR Ilymeii" e, Pol poracete, Polyporus

L9. Polyporus conglobatus Karst. Sacc. et D. Sacc. Polypilm con- UJ
globatus Karst. Fungi novi nov. Loennb. L904, p. 2, (Finska Ve-
tensk. Soc). — Imbricatus, ex axi communi oriundus, circiter
12 cm. altus et latus; pileis carnoso-sublentis, convexulis, glabris,
alutaceo-pallescentibus; poria primitus rotundis, parvis dein an-
gulatis majusculisve, curtis, albidis.

llah. in graminosis ad terram juxta vias prope arbores in
liorto ]\[ustiala«':nsi Fonniir, Septombri L903, semel lectus.

20. Polyporus Sumstinei (Murr.) Sacc. ct D. Sacc. Grifola Sumstinei 113
Murr. Bull. T.orr. Bot. Cl. 1904, p. 335. — Pileo imbricato-mul-
ticipiti, 30 « 20 cm., pileolis flabelliformi-spathulatis G-8 * 0,3-0,5
cm., cxtus radiato-rugosis, minute tomentosis laete vel saturate
brunneis, margine tenui, sicco inflexo et fisso; contextu albo-fi-
broso, carnoso-molli v. subcoriaceo, 0,3 cm. cr.; tubulis 0,2 cm.
long., 7 in quoque mm., initio fuligineis, demum pallidis, polygo-
niis, irregularibus, acie tenuissima, fragili, demum lacerata; sporis
globosis levibus, hyalinis, tenui-tunicatis, copiosis, 5 [i. diam.; sti-
pite tuberculiformi, ligneo, infra nigricante, connato-ramoso, sur-
sum pallidiore in pileolos sensim abeunte.

Ilah. ad truncos varios, Obio, Louisiana, Pcnnsylvania Amer.
bor. — Affinis V. giganteo.

21. Polyporus sahranpurensis P. Henn. Fungi Indire orient. II, in "'
Hedw. 1901, p. 32o. — Carnoso-spongiosus : pileo excentrico v.
lateraliter stipitato, interdum ca^spitoso-multiplici, superne molli
velutino, glabro v. tuberculoso, isabellino, margine subacuto, in-
terdum rufo-corticato, usque ad 8 cm. diam.; stipite brevi sub-
cvlindraceo-clavato, 1-2 cm. longo, latoque v. confluente defor-
mi-compresso, fareto, alutaceo, molli : hvmenio concolori, poris la-
cerato-decurrentibus, rotundato-angulatis, brevibus, planis ca. :'>.
5-4*3-3.5; carne floccoso-spongiosa, subcaseoso-molli. alutacea,
crassa.

Hab. in radicibus arborum, Saharanpur-Garden Indiae orient.

22. Polyporus Dielsii P. Henn. in Eedw. 1903, pag. (75). — Pileo l15
primo carnoso-molli, sessili, subbemisphaBrico-convexo, levi, su-
perne isabellino-brunneolo, verrucis planis, polyhedrieis, pallidis,
subfarinaceis tecto, ca. 40 cm. diam.; carne sicca molli spongios .
pallida, deiu flavo-isabellina, ca. 3-6 cm. crassa; tubulis naccidis,

rrugiueis, ca 3-9 cm. longis; poris Btfbrotundato-angulatis vel
laceratis, fusco-ferrugineis, ca. 1-2 mm. diam.; sporis ellipsoideis,
flavo-brunneia 7 8 L,5-5,B, levibua L-guttulatis.

Hymenomycetpe, Polyporacese, Polyporus. 109

Hab. acl terram argillaceam sub Eucalypto occidcntali,
in Australia occicl. (L. Diels). — Teste cl. auctore, subgenus pro-
prium (Paniopsis) format.

23. Polyporus croceus (Pers.) Fr. Syst. Myc. I, p. 364. — Syll. VI.
p. 117. — Boletus Pers. Obs. I, p. 87.

Hdb. quoque ad truncos' Quercus , in Polonia. — SporaB hya-
iinse, guttulis stramineis, obovatoe, 6-7*4-5; hyphge tubulorum
molles, hyalinse, conglutinatne, 2 '/,-3'/, ;j.. latse. Tubuli subcar-
nosi, exsiccando nigrescentes. Pulcra species rarissima. (Bresa-
dola Fungi Polonici in Ann Mycol. 1903, p. 74).

24. Polyporus cinnamomeo-squamulosus P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jarbh. 11,;
1901, p. 43. — Syll. XVI, p. 1115 (nomen). — PiJeo carnoso-
lento dein subcoriaceo, pleuropode, conchato subreniformi, cinna-
momeo, radiato-striatulo, velutino-squamuloso, squamulis obscurio-
ribus evanescentibus, 5-9 cm. lato, 4-5 cm. longo, carne Jignico-
lori; stipite laterali brevi, atro-fusco, 0,3-0,7 mm. Jongo Jatoquc,
basi discoideo; tubulis 1-1,5 mm. longis, decurrentibus; poris mi-
nutis atrocastaneis rotunclatis, setulis furcatis v. asteroicleis vesti-
tis, acie integris; sporis Jiaud conspicuis.

Hab. ad truncos, Ivamerun Afr.

25. Poiyporus Miaouls (Pat.) Sacc. et D. Sacc , Xanthochros Niaouli 11T
Pat. Champ. des colonies franc, in Bull, du jard. colon., 1901,

n. 2, p. 2G3 — Xanthochrous . Pileo sessili, dimicliato, in fornni
ungulae equine, rufo-brunneo, albicante, velutino, 3-4-concentrice
et profunde largeque sulcato; margine rotunclato, obtuso, indu-
rato; cute suberosa, ferrugineo-brunnea, radiata et zonata; liyme-
nio plano, rufo-brunneo ; poris parvulis, angulosis, stratis distin-
ctis, integris; tubulis concoloribus, Jongioribus in parto mediana;
sporis rotundatis, levibus, 5-6 [j.. cliam., ferrugineis.

Hdb. in Melaleuca viridiflora in Nova Caledonia. — Ini-
bricatus, 10-15 cm. latus, 6-8 cm. altus.

26. Polyporus melanocephalus (Har. et Pat.) Sacc. et D. Sacc, Xan- "s
thochrous melanocephalus Har. et Pat. Cliamp. rec. au Jap. in
Bull. du Mus. d'hist. nat. 1902, n. 2, p. 130. — Xanthochrous.
Pileo orbiculari, profunde uinbilicato, nigro, glabro, lovi. nou
striato 1 '/„ cm. lato, tenuiter membranaceo, margine incurvatulo,
tenui, liinc inde laceratulo; stipite centrali, 2 cm. longo, ad basim
incrassatulo, circ 3 mm. crasso, longitudinaliter striato-sulcato
(forte exsiccationis ope) iuteo-ferrugineo, undique f urf uracco ; po-

ris fuscescentibus, nudo oculo vix conspicuis, angulosis, superfi-

lKi Hymenomycetffi, Polyporacese, Polyporus.

cialibus. dissepimentis tenuibus integrisque, in stipitis apicem lovi-
ter decurrontibus; cystidiis nullis.
llab. ad terrani, Tokyo Japonioe.

27 Polyporus Bernieri (Har. ei Pat.) Sacc. et D. Sacc, Xanihochrous 419
Bemieri Har. et Pat. Journ. de Bot. 1903, p. 9 — Maximus, vix
ponderosus, solitarius vel subimbricatus; piloo sessili, pulvinato,
convexo v. applanato, non sulcato, setis strigosis erectis undique
vestito, pallide cervino, dein fusco-brunneo, tandem senio atro,
margine obtuso crassiusculo, concolori, pag. inf. pallidius conco-
lori; poris aliis in situ horizontali integris, angulatis, grandiu-
sculis, dissepimentis tenuibus, non dontatis, alteris decurrentibus,
plus niinus laceratis, tubulis cremeis mollibus, pruina flavida con-
spersis; cystidiis nullis; sporis numerosis, flavidis, ovoideis, lcvi-
bus, 10 » 6, uniguttulatis ; contextu pilei molliusculo, cremco, e ii-
brillis radiantibus, stuppeis composito.

Ilab. ad truncos cariosos, raro, Ile des Pins, Nova Caledonia
(Bernier). — Pileus 8-15 cm. lat., concrosccndo usque 25 cm.,
3-15 cm. cr. Ab afHni P. hispido trama cremea prsecipue di-
vcrsus.

28. Polyporus illicicola P. Henn. in Engl. Jahrb. 1902, XXXII. 420
p. 39. — Pileo suberoso, dimidiato sessili, postice ofifuso, intcr-
dum subresupinato, ferrugineo, azono, tomentoso-asperato, margine
acuto, mox nudo, 3-6 cm. lato, 0,5-1 cm. longo; poris laceratis
irregularibus, cinnamomeis, acie cinerescentibus ; sporis eliipsoideis
utrinque obtusis interdum ovoideis 13-16 « 8-10, opisporio brun-
neolo, levi, contentu ferrugineo.

llab. in ramis emortuis Illicii religiosi, M.t Kijosum Ja-
poni;c (S. Kusano). — Affinis P. gilvo.

29. Polyporus plorans (Pat.) Sacc. et D. Sacc, Xanthochrous plorans 121
Pat. Bull. Soc. Mycol. 1904, p. 52. — Sessilis, dimidiatus, con-
vexus, semiorbicularis, 10-50 cm. lat., margine rotundato-obtuso,
uec rocurvato, spongioso-mollis, postice ruditer tomentosus, antice
glabrescens levis, undulatus v. rugulosus, ferrugineo-rufus, dein
uniformiter brunneus, margino plus minus flavus; tubulis 2-3 cm.
loui;'is, ilavo-citrinis dein ferrugineo-rufis poris medioeribus ro-
tundatis dein oblongis, fimbriato-laceris ; trama 5-8 cm. cr., fria-
bili, fibroso-radiantc, brunnco-riifcsc^ntc, non v. vix zonata: spo-

ris ellipsoideis, levibus, 8-10 6-7, pallide citrinis.

llab. ad truucos Populi pyramidalis, rarius Salicis pr.
Laghoual Algeriaa (Cap. Sbm). P Tamaricis e\ P hiepido af-

Hymenomycetfe, Polyporaceje, Polyporus. 111

finis, cliffert praesertirn levitate, friabilitate tramae, sporis palli-
dioribus etc.

30. Polyporus Tamaricis (Pat.) Sacc. et D. Sacc, Xanthochrous Ta- 122
maricis Pat. Bull. Soc. Mycol. 1904, pag. 51, Polyporus Rheades
Bres. Trid. II, pag. 80, t. 136, nec Pers. — A P. Rheade Pers.
differt dimensionibus majorrbus, praeoipue crassitie majori, trama
molliore iaxiore, lsete flava et zonis alternatis flavis brunnoisque
variegata; pileo brevius velutino, tandem glabrato, nun<[uam sul-
cato; sporis 8-9 « 6 (nec B-6 » 4).

Hab. in truncis Tamaricis in Algeria et Ital. bor. — Af-
flnis potius P. hispido quam P. Rheadi.

31. Polyporus HoHandii Massee in Kew Bull 1901, p. 163. — Pileo i~J3
ungulato-dimidiato, postice latissime adnato, plus minusve docur-
renti, effuso, 5-6 cm. lato, 10-12 cm. Iongo, suporne levi, azono,
glaberrimo, laete citrino; hymenio e tubulis albis brevissimis, oro
minuto rotundo dense composito; carne crassa, compacto-elasti-
ca, alba.

Hab. ad truncos, Old Calabar Africa3 occident. — P. betidino
Fr. affinis.

32. Polyporus castanophilus Atkinson in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, 424
p. 118. — Pileo dimidiato, sessili, convexo, 10-20 cm. lato, 10-12
cm. longo, zonato, plus minusve rugoso, interdum basi tomen-
toso, rubro-luteo vel rubro-aurantiaco ; carne lutescente, zonata,
molli, in sicco dura; tubulis planis, margine fimbriatis luteo-au-
rantiacis, in sicco luteo- vel rufo-brunneis, 6-8 mm. longis; basi-
diis clavatis, 4-sporis, 15-20 «4-5; sporis albis, hyalinis, levibus,

3 « 2, granulosis.

Hab. in ligno decorticato Castaneae, Wood, Blowing Rock,
N. C. Amer. bor.

33. Polyporus bambusicola P. Henn. F. Indiae or. II, in Hedw. 1901, IJ"
p. 326. — Carnoso-suberosus, laterali-stipitatus, pileo subflabellato

v. subtriquetro interdum clavato, sulphureo, molle subvelutino,
ruguloso, margine subacuto v. incrassato, obscuriori, repando, 1-
1,5 cm. longo latoque; carne spongiosa ferruginea; stipite coin-'
presso irregulari, 0,5-15 mm. longo, 5 mm. lat.o concolori; hy-
menio ferrugineo; poris decurrentibus, minutis rotundatis v. ob-
longis, acie integris pallide pruinosis; sporis subglobo.sis, hyaliuis,
levibus 4 \i. diam.

Hab. in culmis Bambusacearum, Saharanpur-Garden In-
diae orient.

112 FTymenomycetse, Polyporacea?, Polyporua

34. Polyporus asperulus Ilar. et Pat. Journ. de Bot. 1903, p. 7. 126
Leucosporus, plcurotus, stipitatus; pileo semiorbiculari, conchi-
formi, rigido carnoso-indurato, castaneo, zonis paucis concentricis
obscuriorilms notato, superficie tactu rudi, postico sub lente leniter
cristato; stipito cylindrico, brevi, asperulo; hymenio albido ; poris
minutissimis, angulosis, dissopimentis tonuibus; tubulis longiuscu-

lis, concoloribus, tenuibus; contextu pilei albo.

Ilab. ad truncum Aleuritidis emortuum, Tenda, Nova Cale-
donia (Berniku). — Pileus 3 5 cm. lat, 6 mm. cr. ; stipes 1 cm.
long., 6-8 mm. cr.

35. Polyporus aquosus P. Honn. Fung. S. Paul. III, p. 190 (Hedw. L'7
1004). — Pileo subcarnoso aquosissimo, lateraliter stipitato, hori-
zontali, subreniformi vel ilabollato, isabellino vel pallide coffeaceo,
levi, glabro, margine integro vel inciso-sublobato, ca. 12-15 cm.
lato, longoque, 1 l/2-2 cm. crasso, sicco tenui membranacco v. sub-
papyraceo ca. '/,-1 mm. crasso; stipite tereti levi, glabro, conco-
lori ca. 4 cm. longo, 1 '/9-2 cm. crasso, contextu pallido; hyme-
nio interrupte poroso, pallido; poris planis, rotundato-angulatis,
dein laceratis flaccidis, ca. '/,-1 mm. diam.; sporis oblongis v. el-
lipsoideis, obtusis, levibus, hyalino, subnavidulis, 7-10 » 4-5.

Hab. ad truncos emortuos, Serra do Contareira S. Paulo Bra-
siliae (Ule). — Videtur afnnis P. hydrophilo et P. rigescenti.

36. Polyporus Leprieurii Mont. Cent. II, n. 13, t. 6, f. 1. — Syll. |JS
VI, p. 87. — var. juruanus P. Henn. F. Amaz I. p. 176 (Hedw.
1904). — Pileo membranaceo-coriaceo infundibuliformi vel sub-
flabellato; margine inciso-crenato vel lobato, gilvo, subtiliter ra-
diato striato, levi glabroque, 1 '/,-4 cm. diam.; stipite subcentrali
vcl excentrico, atro-ferrugineo pruinoso, 1-3 cm. longo, 1-1 l/2
niin. crasso; poris decurrentibus, planis, rotundato v. oblongo po-
lyhedricis, isabollinis, acie integris, rigidis, usque ad 1 mm. diam.

Ilab. in truncis putridis, Rio Jurua, Born Fim. Jurua-Miry
Amazoniaj (Ule). - Etsi facies valde aliena, tanien ad typuin
polymorphum videtur spectare.

37. Polyporus fusco-maculatus Bres. et Pat. in Lloyd Myc. Not. n. 6, 129
pag. 19. — Pileo papyraceo-membranaceo, in sicco flabelliformi,
alutaceo-brunneo, squamis saturatioribus adpressis variegato, 7-8
cm. lato. 4-6 cm. antice producto; stipite latorali subcroso-molli,
alutaceo, L,B-3 cm. longo, 1-1,5 cm. cr. basi haud nigro; tubulis
brevibus, vix 1 mm.; poris amplis angulatis, acie demum fimbria-

epius 1 lii lii. lat. ; sporis oblongis, 8-10 v 3-4, hyalinis.

Ilymenomycetee, Polyporacese, Polyporus. 113

Ilab. ad truncos in insula Samoa. — Species habitu Polyporo
squamoso admodum similis, sed substantia papyraceo-membrana-
cea (saltem in sicco) pilei et spongioso-molli stipitis basi non nigri
certe distinguenda.

38. Polyporus squamosus Huds. — Syll. VI, pag. 79. — var. lenti- 130
noides P. Henn. Fung. S. Paul. III, p. 199 (Hedw. 1904). — Pi-
leo carnoso-Iento, mesopode convexo, centro infundibuliformi de-
presso, albido flavescenti, fusco-squamosulo subglabroque, ca. 8
cm. diam., 1-1 l/2 cm. crasso, contextu albido ca. '/,-1 cm. crasso;
stipite centrali subcylindraceo, pallide isabellino, firmo, duro, far-
cto, levi glabroque, basi incrassato, curvato, nigricante, radicato,

ca. 7 cm. longo, 1 '/,-2 cm. crasso; tubuiis decurrentibus, albidis,
medio ca. 6 mm. longis; poris rotundato- vel oblongo-angulatis,
1-2 mm. diam. sublaceratis, acie crenulatis, pallidis; sporis fusoi-
deis vel subclavatis utrinque obtusis, 1-2-guttulatis, liyalinis, le-
vibus, 12-14*5-6.

llab. ad terram (?), St. Paulo Brasiliae (Puiggari). — A forma
mcsopoda P. squamosi habitu et consistentia sat diversus, sporis
tamen convenit et ut var. tropicalis habenda.

39. Polyporus podlachicus Bres. Fung. polonici in Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1:{1
1903, vol. I, pag. 73. — Pileo carnoso-lento, demum indurato,
glabro, levi vel postice subnaucoso, tenui, reniformi, avellaneo
0,5-1 cm. lato, 0,5 cm. circiter antice producto; stipite laterali,
rudimentali tantum, basi scutato-dilatato; tubulis albis 0,5 mm.
latis; poris mediocribus 300-500 \l. latis, subrotundis v. angulatis.
acie puberula, ex albo stramineis; substantia carnoso-lenta, demum
indurata, alba; sporis hyalinis, oblongis 7-9*3-3,5.

Hab. ad ramos Populi tremulae, in Polonia rossica. — Po-
Ijiporo elongato affinis, a quo statura multo minore, stipite tantum
rudimentali et poris majoribus satis videtur distincta; transit ad
Favolos.

40. Polyporus labiatus (Pat.) Sacc. et D. Sacc, Leucoporus labiatus ^2
Pat. in Duss. Enum. Champ. Gruadel. 1903, p 25. — Pileo pen-
dulo v. laterali, conico, basi punctiformi affixo, regulariter infim-
dibuliformi, dein in laminam tenuem supra productiorem et fere
bilabiatam expanso, longitrorsum plicato-striato, glabrescente, ob-
st;ure zonato, griseo-nigricante, antice fulvo, margine iutcgro v.
inciso, tenui; hymenio concavo, rufescente tubulis brevissimis;
poris exiguis quasi reticulatis, ad niarginom nullis.

Hab. ad lignum Simaruboe amara^, Trois-E.ivieres, Guada

111 Hymenomycetn', Pnlyporacea', Polyporus.

lupa. P. evoluto proximus, 2-4 cm. long., 1 mm. cr., exsiccatione
valdo contractus.

41. Polyporus caesius (Sclirad.) Fr. Syst. filyc. I, p. 360. — Syll.
VI, p. 113 — Boletus Schrad. Spic p. 1G7.

Ilab. quoque ad ramos Pini, Quorcus, in Polonia. — Spe-
cies haec quoad formam et magnitudinem pororum variabilis; in-
terdum etiain resupinato-reflexa vel ex integro resupinata. Vidi
quoque pileo atro-c;eruleo. Pohjporus cceruleus Schum., specie omni-
bus auctoribus ignota meo sensu huc quoque ducendus. Nota al-
lata substantise ochraceoe vix attendenda (Bresadola, Fungi Polo-
nici in Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 73).

42. Polyporus albidus (Schaeff.) Trog in Flora, Fr. Epicr. pag. 475,
Boletus Schaeff. Icon. Bav. tab. 124, Pohjstictus albidus (Schaeff. .

— Syll. VI, p. 239.

Hab. quoque ad truncos Pini silvestris, in Polonia. —
Fungus prorsus varise figurae, sessilis vel stipitatus vcl etiam ro-
supiuatus, generatim in junioribus fragilis, friabilis, demum indu-
ratus. Sporse hyalime, oblongae, 4'/2-5 « 2 '/2-23/(; hyphui contex-
tus tubulorum 3-4 <i.. latse, crasse tunicatre; sapor amariusculus.
(Bresadola, Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 74

43. Polyporus sulphureo-pulverulentus (Karst.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Ino- 133
notus sulphureo-pulverulentus Karst. Fungi nov. Loennb. 1904,

p. 8 (Finska Vetensk. Soc). — Pileo suberoso, dimidiato, fulvo-
ferrugineo praecipue marginem obtusum versus sulphureo-pulve-
rulento, strato interno superiore ferrugineo fulvo, inferiore sul-
phureo, 3-5 cm. lato; poris brevibus (circiter 1 mm. , minutis,
difformibus lacerisque, primitus cinerescentibus, sulphureo irrorati^.
Hab. in territorio Baicalensi, Listvinitschnoje Sibirise, Aug.
1902 (O. A. F. Lonnbohm).

44. Polyporus nauseosus (Pat.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Leptoporus nauseo- 131
sus Pat. in Duss. Enum. Champ. G-uadel. 1903, p. 27. — Pilco
convexo-dimidiato, antice decurrenti et plus minus imbricato, 6
cm. lat., viscoso, glabro flavo-cinereo, odore nauseabundo; trama
carnoso-fibrosa, alba; tubis tenuissimis, albis, mollibus; poris mi-
nutis, dentatis, sepimentis tenuibus.

Ifab. in truncis Coffeae, Camp Jacob Guadalupa Duss).

— Species J'. tephroleuco analoga.

46. Polyporus minusculus Boud. in Bull. Soc. Myc de France L902, 1 ;.-,
j). 141, tab (i. ng 3. — Leptoporus; pileo pallido dein ferrugi-
nascente, uno Iatere adfixo, minuto, 1-3 mm. lato, tuberculiformi

Hymenomycetse, Polyporacese, Polyporus. 115

sed tenui, absolute immarginato, glabro, ex albo-ochraceo aut fer-
rugineo; carne vix ulla, subtus tubulis perpaucis (5-20 numero)
pro ratione longissimis, 4-5 mm., sat amplis, vix dentatis, albis,
pendulis non ligno adnatis; basidiis brevibus tetrasporis, 12-15 «
6-7, clavatis, intus spumosis; sporis rotundatis, 1-guttulatis, hilo
conspicuo, 4-6 ;j.. diam., hyalinis.

Hab. in ligno abietino, Domont prope Montmorency Gralli ■
(D. Louvet).

46. Polyporus duracinus (Pat.) Sacc. et D. Sacc, Leptoporus duraci- 436
nus Pat. Champ. de la Guadeloupe ser. III, in Bull. Soc. Myc.

de France, T, XVIII, fasc. II, 1902. — Pileo convexo, rigido,
duro, semiorbiculari 15-25 mm. lat., 8-15 mm. long., albo-rufe-
sccnte, antice saturatiore, glabro, 1-2 sulcis concentricis, profun-
dis exarato vel zonis angustis rufis parcis notato, postice basi lata
mcmbranacea affixo, deorsum decurrente, margine recto, obtuso,
integro v. in lobos binos, ternos, rotundos diviso ; poris albidis, ro-
tundatis, ad marginem punctiformibus ; sepimentis crassis, obtu-
sis, integris, pruinosis; trama albida, dura 1-2 mm. crassa; tubis
concoloribus 1-1,5 mm. longis; cystidiis nullis; sporis cylindraceis
rectis curvulisve, hyalinis, 4«1.

Ilab. in ramis putridis Cecropiae pelta ta> , in Guadalupa
(Duss). — Pol. evoluto, Pol. stereino et Pol. versicuti affinis sed
sepimentis crassis, obtusis, diversus.

47. Polyporus cachoeirasensis P. Henn. F. Amaz. I, p. 177 (Hedw. 437
11)04). — Pileo carnoso-subcoriaceo, ilabellato erecto, cinnamomeo,
nitido, radiatim striatulo, interdutn subrugoso, 2-2 [/, cm. lato, 1
cm. longo, margine tenui; stipite gracili lignescente, tereti, late-
rali, ferrugineo-velutino, basi flexuoso, ca. 12-15 cm. longo, 1 '/,-

2 mm. crasso; poris rotundato-hexagonis ca. 1-1 '/2 mm. amplis,
acie fluccida, integra; sporis subglobosis, alutaceis, castaneis, dense
granulato- vel tuberculato-verrucosis, 10-15 ;j>. diam.

Hab. ad terram silvaticam Cachoeiras ad Marmollos Amazoniae
(Ule). — Stipitc longo, nexuoso sporisque tuberculato -vcrruco-
sis distincta species.

48. Polyporus ufensis (Karst.) Sacc. et D. Sacc, Inonotus ufensis 438
Karst. Fung. nov. Loennb. 1904, p. 3 (Finska Vetensk. Soc).
Pileo suberoso, concrescente, sat tenui, scrupuloso, colliculoso, um-
brino-fusco, margine obtusiusculo, pallidiore, 3-4 cm. lato; poris
parvis, forma variis, irregularibus, mox laceris, concoloribus albo-
irroratis.

116 Hymenomycetee, Polyporacese, Pomes,

Hab. prope oppidum Rossias, Ufa (leg. 0. 11. F. Lonnbohm
et J. Gr. Oksahbn). — Lenzitem in memoriam rovocat.

49. Polyporus nigrellus (Pat.) Sacc. et D. S.-m ••■ . Leptoporm nigrellus 139
Pat. in Duss Enum. Ohamp. G-uadel. 1903, p. 28. — Omnino re-
supinatus, late effusus, carnoso-mcmbranaceus, separabilis, margine
sterili vix distincto, albido, non fimbriato, adpresso; trama alba;
hymenio cinereo-nigricanti, violascente tincto; poris minutis, ro-
tundis, distantibus, sepimentis integerrimis ; tubulis curtis.

Hab. ad truncum putrem Sterculi.c caribe.-i-, Bassr-Trrre
Guadalupa. — A P. (Poria) riculoso colore praesertim diversus.
An ergo potius gon. Poriai adscribendus ?

FOMES Fr. — Syll. VI p. 150, IX p. 173, XI p. 88, XIV p. 180,
XVI pag. 151.

1. Fomes albogriseus Peck in Bull. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1903, p. '.'7. - 140
Pileo elongato, ungulato, cxtus lignoso, concentrice sulcato, azono,
parte crusta juniore isabellina v. pallido grisea, pruinulosa, parte
vetusta imequali, rimosa et griseo-nigricanti, substantia intus mol-
luscula, friabili, albida; poris minutis, obscure stratosis, intus
albis, ore pallido v. isabellino.

Hab. ad truncos P i n i c o n t o r t se et P. S t r o b i Kent county,
Michigan Amer. bor. (B. 0. Longyea.ii). — Pilcus 7-35 cm. long.,
10-25 cm. lat., 5-15 cm. cr. — F. fomentario et F. juniperino
affinis.

2. Fomes versicolor P. Henn. in Hedw. 1903, p. (75). — Pileo sub- in
uugulato, obsolete sulcato-zonato, rufo-brunneo, basi nigricante
rimoso, crustaceo, subnitenti, ca. 8 cm. longo, 5 cm. lato, contextu
cinnamomco, lignoso; hymenio convexo, poris rotundato-anguhitis,
ca. 0,3 mm. diam., aureis dein ferrugineis; sporis late ellipsoideis,
ilavo-brunnois, levibus, 4-4,5^3,5-4.

Hab. in truncis viventibus, ad ilum. Eussel, N. Queonsland
Australi;e (Pritzel).

3. Fomes yucatensis (Murrill) Sacc. et D. Sacc, Pyropolyporus yuca- iu
tensis Murr. Bull. Torr. Bot. 01. 1903, p. 119. — Pileo lignoso,
dimidiato applanato, posterius incrassato, 7-9 « 9-12 2-3 cm., extus
primitus tomento Julvo vcstito, demum atro-brunneo v. nigro el
uniformiter tuberculoso «'t in areas minutas sulcis numerosis con-
centricis radialibusque diffracto, margine angusto, acuto, velutino,
fulvo, contextu duro, Julvo, 0,5 cm.cr.j tubulis obsolete stratosis,

in quoque stratu, 0,25 cm. long., in quoque mm. 7, fulvis, poris

Hymenomyceta?, Polyporacea1, Fomes. 117

circularibus, punctatis, acic crassa obtusa; sporis globosis v. sub-
globosis, levibus, pallide navido-brunneis, 3,5-5 ;x. diam. ; hyphis
ferrugineis ; cystidiis 17-35 ;a. long., acutis, basi incrassatis.

Hab. ad truncos in Yucatan (Millspaugh) et Nicaragua (L.
Smith).'

4. Fomes Underwoodii (Murrillj Sacc. et D. Sacc, Pyropotyporus Un- 443
derwoodii Murr., Torr. Bot. Cl. 1903, p. 116. — Pileo lignoso,
late ungulato, basi tenuata adnato, infra concavo, 7-14 « 11 cm.,
extus pluries concentrice sulcato, rimoso, uniformiter ex atro-
brunneo, nigro; margine fulvo, acuto v. obtusulo, velutino, undu-
lato, zonis angustis notato; contextu duro e fulvo atro-brunneo,
parcissimo, vix 0,5 cm. ; tubulis distincte stratosis, in quoque stratu,
0,5-1,5 cm. long., in quoque mm. 3, intus brunneis, acie circula-
ribus v. polygoniis, acutis, integris, saturatioribus ; sporis eilipsoi-
deis, levibus, tenui-tunicatis/laste navido-brunneis, 9 « 7 ; cystidiis
nullis. ^

Hab. ad truncos prope Coamo Springs Porto rico (Underwood
et G-riggs). — Habitus F. Robinice sed' tubulis, colore, sporis di-
versus.

5. Fomes Robiniae (Murrill) Sacc. et D. Sacc. , Pyropotyporus Robinice W4
Murr., in Bull. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1903, pag. 114. — Pileo lignoso
duro, dimidiato ungulato v. subapplanato, 5-25 « 5-50 « 2-12 cm.,
extus velutino, levi, mox valde rimoso-rugoso, e fulvo purpurco-
nigro, denique sordide nigro, profunde etlate concentrice sulcato,
margine rotundato velutino fulvo; contextu lignoao duro, concen-
trice zonato, 1-3 cm. cr. fulvo; tubulis stratosis, 0,15-0,5 cm. long.,

in quoque mm. 5, fulvis, poris subcircularibus, dissepimentis inte-
gris, pori diam. gequantibus ; sporis subglobosis, levibus, tonui -
tunicatis, ferrugineis, copiosis, 4-5 jx. cr. ; cystidiis nullis.

Hab. in truncis Robinise in Amer. bor. pluribus locis, nec
non in Grallia merid. (Fautrey in herb. Upsal.). — Distinguitur
statura ampla, superficie rimosa, hymenio fulvo etc.

6. Fomes praerimosus (Murrill) Sacc. et D. Sacc, Pyropohjporus pr<r 145
rimosus Murr. Bull. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1903, p. 115. — Pilco lignoso,
rotundato-angulato, 8-12 « 7-10 « 8-11 cm., extus rimosissimo (posl
primum annum), late sulcato, protuberantiis tandem fissis, ex atro-
brunneo nigro, marginc obtuso, velutino, ferrugineo-canescenti' ;
contextu suberoso-lignoso, concentrice zonato, fulvo, 0,5 cm. cr. ;
tubulis indistincte stratosis, 1-2 cm. long. in quoqii" stratu, 3 in
quoque mm., concoloribus cum contextu, poris rctundato-polygo-

118 Hymenomycetse, Polyporacese, Pomes

niis, primitus ochraceis, acie crassiascula obtusa, demum tenui et
saepe fissa; sporis globosis, levibus, obscure ferrugineis, 3-4 a.
diam. ; spinulis (cystidiis ?) ferrugineis, 10-17^5-10, basi crassio-
ribus.

Ilab. ad truncos Quercus undulatn in Mo-it VA < ';i pihui.
New Mexico, 2200 metr. — Species F. Everhartii affinis, piieo
amplo ungulato, hymenio plano brunneo et cortice rimosissimo di-
gnoscenda.

7. Fomes Langloisii (Murrill) Sacc. et D. Sacc, Pyropolyporus Lan- 446
gloisii Murr. Bull. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1903, p. 118. — Pileo suberoso,
rlabellato, basi angusta adnato, soepe posterius depresso, 8-13 * 10-
26*0,3-1,5 cm., extus primitus anodermeo, molli, tomcnto brun-
neo vestito, pluries concentrice sulcato, tandem glabro, rugoso,
indurato, nigro, sulcis numerosis levibus notato; margine velutino,
brunneo, tenui, acuto, undulato v. sublobato; contextu suberoso-
molli, sensim indurato, atro-brunneo, 0,2-0,5 cm. cr. ; tubis revi-
viscontibus, distiucte stratosis, 0,2-0,5 cm. long. iu quoque stratu,
8-9 in quoque mm. brunneis, poris polygoniis, concoloribus, acie
maturitate tenui; sporis globosis, levibus, hyalinis, 3 a. diam. ;
cystidiis nullis,

Hab. ad truncos emortuos v. morientes Crataegi? (hairtliorn)
in Louisiana frequens (Langlois). — Fungus late expansus, hy-
menio brunneo, superne brunneus v. nigricans. F. Ribis affinis.

8. Fomes jamaicensis (Murrill) Sacc. et D. Sacc, Pjjropohjporus ja- n:
maicensis Murr. Bull. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1903, pag. 120. ■ Pileo li-
gnoso, applanato, posterius incrassato, 8-13 « 0,5-5, extus insequali,
radiatim rimoso, ex atro-brunneo nigro, margine ferrugineo, velu-
tino, acuto, demum nigro, expanso-lobato; contextu lignoso, fulvo,
0,5-1 cm. cr. ; tubulis stratosis, stratu tenui annuo contextus se-
paratus, 0,2-0,7 cm. long., in quoque mm. 7, intus fulvis, poris
rotundis vel polygoniis, primitus canescentibus, acie tenui, acuta
integra; sporis globosis vel subglobosis, tenui-tunicatis, levibus^
pallide aureo-flavis (senio probabil. saturatioribus), 5-7 ;j. diam.

Ilnh. ad truncum vetustum Psidii, Port Antonio Jamaicae
(Eaklk). — Species sat minuta, flabelliformis, stratosa.

9. Fomes Hasmatoxyli Murrill) Sacc et D Sacc, Pyropolyporm Hce- ns
matoxyli Murr. Bull. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1903, pag. 117. Pileo li-
gnoso, dimidiato, sessili, posterius incrassato, 12-14^4 cm., extus
glabro, atro-brunneo , profundiuscule concentrice sulcato, lineis
uumerosis conccntricis saturatioribus notato ; margine fulvo, tenui,

Hymenomycetse, Polyporacetie, Fomes. 119

rotundato, subundulato ; contextu suberoso-lignoso, indistincte con-
centrice zonato, melleo-flavido, 1 cm. cr. ; tubulis distincte strato-
sis, posterius longioribus, 0,5-1 cm. long. (in quoque strato), in
quoque mm. 6, sordide brunneis ; poris polygoniis concoloribus,
acie obtusa dein attenuata; sporis globosis, rarius ovoideis, tenui-
tunicatis, levibus, hyalinis, 3,5-5 [jl. diam. ; hyphis ferrugineis ;
cystidiis nullis.

Hab. in truncis Ha^matoxyli, Paradise Jamaicse (Earle). — •
Species levis, applanata, ampla, tubulis brunneis, contextu melleo.

10. Fomes Earlei (Murrill) Sacc. et D. Sacc, Pyropolyporus Earlei 449
Murr., Bull. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1903, p. 116. — Pileo lignoso, basi
lata adnato, subtus plano, 6-13 « 17 cm., extus concentrice sulcato,
admodum rimoso in partibus vetustis, e fulvo brunneo-nigricante,
demum ob intemperies griseo-nigro ; margine lato obtuso, atro,
fkvido-aurantio, tomento denso concolore brevi vestito; contextu
lignoso, atro rufo-aurantio, concentrice lineis saturatioribus zonato,
sub tubulis rimoso; tubulis inaequaliter stratosis, 0,5-0,75 cm. long.

(in quoque strato), in quoque mm. 1-2, primitus intus ochraceis
dein latericiis, poris circularibus, ochraceis, acie obtusa, tenui ;
sporis ellipsoideis, levibus, tenui-tunicatis, ferrugineis, 9 v 7-8.

Hab. in trunco stante Juniperi in montanis New Mexico
(Earle). — Affinis F. juniperino, sed multo rimosior, pori am-
pliores etc.

11. Fomes crustosus (Murrill) Sacc. et D. Sacc, Pyropolyporus cru- 450
status Murr., Bull. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1903, p. 113. - - Pileo lignoso,
supra convexo, infra plano, subinde compresso, ungulato, 7-12 « 5
cm., extus glabro, corneo-incrustato, atro-brunneo, concentrice
sulcato, navido-brunneo, sterili; contextu duro, concentrice zonato,
ferrugineo, 2 cm. cr. ; tubulis indistincte stratosis, quotannis 0,5-1
cm. long , in quoque mm. 5-6, intus avellaneis, poris polygoniis,
concoloribus, acie tenui, acuta, integra; sporis globoso-ovoideis,
levibus, tenui-tunicatis, hyaiinis, 4 « 3,5-4, hyphis obscuris ; cy-
stidiis nullis.

Hdb. ad truncos stantes, 1300 m alt. Rose Hill Jamaica (Earle).
— Distinctus forma ungulata, tubulis brunneis, contextu ferrugi-
neo, crusta atro-brunnea.

12. Fomes Calkinsii (Murrill) Sacc. et D. Sacc, Pyropolyporus Cal- 45]
Jcinsii Murr., Bull. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1903, pag. 113. — Piloo duris-
simo, lignoso, ungulato, 10 « 10 *= 10 cm., extus glabro, atrobrun-
neo-nigro, sulcis profondiusculis, concentricis exarato; crusta tenu',

120 Rymenomycetse, Polyporaceffi, Pon

cornea, numquam rimosa; m;i r-;i nc rotundato, ooncolore cum by-
menioj contextu lignoso duro fulvo, 1 cm. cr.; tubulis obsolete
pluristratosis, minutis, angustis, in quoque mm. 7, fulvis, porid
subcircularibus, obtusis, integris ; sporis ovoideis, hyalinis, tunica
crassa levi, pallic 1« - ferruginea, 5-7 3-5 hyphis ferrugineis; cy
stidiis nullis.

llal> ad truncos vivos Quercus virentis? [Live-oak m
Florida Amer. bor. (W. W. Calkins). - Latus, ungulatus durus,
sulcatus, intus fulvus.

13. Fomes rubritinctus Murr. in Bull. Torr. Bot. Club. 1903, p. 232. !•">-•

— Pileo suberoso-lignoso, dimidiato, convexo, 4-12 « 5-15 « 3-10
cm., demum atro-brunneo et ruguloso, margine obtuso, sterili,
concolori ; contextu suberoso, demum lignoso, pallido, 1,5 cm. cr. ;
tubulis insequaliter stratosis, stratis contextus cum stratis tubulo-
rum alternantibus, 0,5-1 cm. long., 2 in quoque mm., intus isa-
bellinis, demum umbrinis, poris subcircularibus v. polygoniis, acie
tenui isabellina, trita atro rubra; sporis ovoideis vel subglobosis,
5-7 jj.. long., levibus, hyalinis, mombrana modice crassa ; hyphis
h^^alinis.

Ilab. ad truncos, Nicaragua, Amer. centr. (C. L. Smith). —
Fungus magnus, stratosus, poris latis, isabellinis, tritis atro-rubris
dignoscendus.

14. Fomes Cajanderi Karst. Fung. nov. Loennb. 1904, p. 8 (Finske 153
Yetensk. soc). — Pileo sessili, dimidiato, intus tioccoso, fomenta-
rio, ferrugineo, circ. 15 cm. lato, 1 cm. crasso; poris minimis,
rotundis, nudis, haud stratosis, rubiginoso-ferrugineis.

llab. ad laricem dahuricam in insula riuvii Sibirise orientalis
Lena, Agrafena m. Aug. 1901 (A. K. Ca.jandee).

15. Fomes annosus Fr. Syst. Myc. I, p. 375, Icon. sel. tab. 186, f. 2

— Syll. VI, p. 197, Polyporm cryptarum (Bull.) Fr. Syst. Myc. 1.
p. 376, Polyporus (xillotii Roum. in Rev. Mycol. Oct. 1882, Fungi
Gall. exsicc. n. 2207!

llab. ad truncos Pini silvestris, in Polonia. — Sporte
hyalinae, subglobosae vel ellipsoidese, 5-6^4-4' . Species haec prsB-
cipue in fodinis ad ligna fabrefacta coniferarum sub omnibus
formis frequentissime obvia; in Bilvis vero magis communis forma
resupinata (= Polyporus mdkraolus Rostk. Bresadola, Fungi
polonici in Anu. Mycol. 1903, p. 75).
1«'.. Fomes musashiensis I'. Eenn. V. japonici I V. in Bot. Jahrbii- ir.i
cher vol. XX.Wl. L902, p. 737. - Pileo suberoso-lignoso, duro,

Hymenomycetfe, Polyporacese, Pomes. 121

firmo, pleuropodo v. per pluries confluente, concentrice zonato v.
sulcato, ruguloso, cinnamomeo, breviter tomentoso, 3-8 cm. diam.,
margine subacuto, subintegro; stipite pleuropodo brevi vel usque
ad 2 cm. elongato, ca. 1-1,5 cm. crasso, basi incrassato, cinnamo-
meo tomentosulo; contextu suberoso, fulvo; hymenio concolori,
poris decurrentibus, minute'punctiformibus, rotundatis, acie inte-
gris ; sporis subglobosis 3,5-4 [i. diam., hyalino-flavidulis, levibus.
Hab. ad truncos, Musashi Japonire.

17. Fomes bomfimensis P. Henn. F. Amaz. I, p. 175. Pileo co- i":»
riaceo-lignoso rigido, spathulato v. flabellato, flavo-brunneolo v.
alutaceo, concentrice versicolori zonato, radiatim substriatulo, mar-
gine tenue integro, 2-3 cm. lato, 2'/,-3'/., cm. longo ; stipite late-
rali compresso, lignoso, duro, alutaceo pruinoso, 1-4 cm. longo,
2-4 mm. crasso; contextu sublignoso pallido; poris rotundato-an-
gulatis, minutis, flavidis vel subferrugineis ; sporis subglobosis,
hyalinis, intus granulatis, 3-31/, ;j..

Hab. ad lignum putre, E-io Jurua, Bom Fim Amazonice (Ule).
— Substantia lignea dura ad Fomitem, ceteris notis vero ad Po-
lijstictum nutat.

18. Fomes cremeo-tomentosus P. Henn. F. Amaz. I, p. 175 (Hedw. 456
1904). — Stipite elongato subcylindraceo, sulcato, basi radicato,
lignoso, duro, pallido, ca. 10 cm. longo, 1-1 '/2 cm. crasso, apice
ramoso, velutino, pileis (3-4) subflabellatis. sublignosis, rigidis,
duris, involutis, superne molle velutinis, obsolete zonatis v. azonis,
pallidis v. isabellinis, 3-5 cm. latis, 3-4 cm. longis, carne tenui
pallida; tubulis ca. 1 mm. longis alutaceis, sporis minutissimis,
punctiformibus, rotundatis, palliclis ; sporis subglobosis, hyalino-
flavidulis, 3-4 <j. diam.

Hab. ad lignum putre, Rio Jurua, Bom Fim Amazoni;e (Ule).

19. Fomes paulensis P. Henn. F. St. Paulens III, pag. 202 (Hedw. 457
1904). — Pileo sublignoso, cluro, rigido, mesopode, convexo, centro
infundibuliformi, subcinereo-cinnamomeo, ferruginoo tomentosulo.
concentrice obscuriori zonato, radiatim rugoso, margine tonui, sicco
involuto, 13-15 cm. diam , medio ca. 1 cm. crasso, contextu al-
bido; stipite centrali, lignoso, innequali subtereti, postiee sulcato,
atrocinnamomeo-corticato, ferrugineo-tomentosulo, ca. 4 cm. longo,
l-l1/,, cm. crasso; tubulis sinuoso-adnatis, medio ca. 5 mm. longis.
isabellinis, poris minutissimis vix conspicuis, rotundato angulatis,
pallidis clein alutaceis ; sporis subglobosis vel ovoideis, hyalinis v.
subflavescontibus, G-7 [j.. diam.

122 BymenOmycetsB, Polyporacese, Pomes.

Hab. ad truncos [?.) Sfc. Paulo Brasiliae (Puiogaei). — F. an-
gusto proximus videtur, sed eonsistontia lignea coriacoo-spongiosa
recedifc.

20. Fomes stipitatus Murr. in Bull. Torr. Bot. Olub 1903, p. 229. »59
Pileo stipitato, omnino eorneo indurato, deplanato subtriangulari

v. juniore suborbiculari, demum dimidiato, centro ungulato, mar-
gine tenui expanso, lobato vel fisso; hymenio vulgo plano, sed
saepe etiam convexo, 5-10 » 3 cm., superfici© glabra, vernicea, ru-
benti-castanea, sulcis numerosis leviter exarata dein nitida nigra,
demum opace furnoso-brunnea, margine lato, plano, glabro, obtuso,
3 mm. cr., parte sterili, 0,5 cm. lata, alba; contextu duro, ligneo.
0,5-1 cm. cr., pallide ochraceo, interposita substantia cornea nitida
a stipito ad marginem dendritice disposita; tubulis molliusculis,
inaequaliter strafcosis, 2-4 mm. long., 4-5 in quoque mm , intus
griseo-brunneis, poris circularibus albis v. pallidis. rimis lefce flavis,
sepimentis crassis, obtusis, integris; sporis late ovoideis, basi te-
nuatis, laefce flavido-brunneis, levibus, 5 « 3,5; stipite laterali, 1 cm.
cr. et alt., cylindraceo, aequali, glabro, nitide brunneo-nigro, intus
cum pilei substantia concolori.

llab. ad truncos in Nicaragua Amer. centr. (C. L. Smitb et
B. Shimek). — Nonnullis notis typo Ganodermatis accedit.

Subgen. Ganoderma (Karst.)

21. Fomes zonatus (Murrill) Sacc. et D. Sacc, Ganoderma zonatum 159
Murr. in Bull. Torr. Bot. Club 1902, p. 606. — Pileo subereo-
molli, sessili, dimidiato, supra applanato v. convexo, infra concavo,
glabro, zonato, non sulcato, 7 « 5 » 1,5, margino velutino, acuto
dein obtuso et concolori; contextu molli, floccoso, radiato-fibroso,
concentrice zonato, 0,5 cm. long., theobromino-brunnoo; hymenio
velutino, non stratoso, tubulis 1 cm. long., 3-4 in quoque mm., in-
tus umbrinis; poris ex albo umbrinis, regularibus, polygoniis. ma-
terie albida initio obturatis, zona marginali, 0,5-2 cm. lata. ver-
nice flavida v. rubida tectis; dissopimentis integris, obtusis v. acu-
tis; sporis elongato-ellipsoideis. levibus, pallide flavido-brunneis,
8-10 . 4-6.

Ilab. ad truncos in Florida Amer. bor. (Underwood). — Affi-
nis /•'. 8tdcato et, teste cl. Bresadola in litt., forte non satis di-
versus a /•'. n sinaceo Boud.
22 Fomes sessilis MEurrill Sacc. et D. Sacc, Ganoderma sessile 160
Murr. in Bull. Torr. Bot. Club 1002, XXX, pag. 604. — Pileo

Hymeriomycetse, Polyporacesp, Fomes. 123

suberoso-lignoso, dimidiato, sessili, imbricato v. connato, conehato,
postice crassiore, margine tenuato, 5-15 « 7-25 » 1-3 cm., e flavido
rubro-castaneo, denique opace atro-brunneo, superficie glabro, lac-
cato, lucido, radiato rugoso, concentrice sulcato prope marginem zo-
nis alternis plerumque badiis fulvisque notato, margine tenuissimo,
• acuto, deorsum vulgo curvato, stepe undulato, numquam truncato
albo, demum concolori; coutextu subereo-molli v. ligneo, radiatim
fibroso, concentrice zonato, ochraceo-fulvo; tubulis 0,5-2 cm. long.
3-5 in quoque mm., intus brunneis, ore circulari v. anguloso, ex
albo griseo-brunneolo, acie tenui integra; sporis ovoideis, obtusis,
basi tenuato-truncatis, verrucosis, ilavido-brunneis, 9-11 v 6-8.

Hab. in truncis arborum frondosarum in Amer. bor. pluribus
locis. — Affinis F. lucido, immo verisimiliter, forte ejusdem forma
quiedam sessilis.

23. Fomes parvulus (Murrill) Sacc. et D. Sacc, Ganoderma parvulum k;i
Murr. in Bull. Torr. Bot. 01. 1902, XXX, p. 606. — Pileo li-
gnoso, ambitu subcirculari, puncto adfixo, supra convexo, infra
plano vel convexo, postice crassiore, 2-2,5 * 1, superficie glabro,
laccato, azono, leviter tuberculato, sulcis concentricis levissimis
notato, margine acuto, contextu lignoso-molli, pallide ocliraceo,
0,5 cm. cr., lineis subcorneis radiantibus a puncto insertionis; tu-
bulis non stratosis, 3 mm. long , 5 in quoque mm., intus umbri-
nis, ore polygonio, melleo-flavo, dissepimentis integris, obtusis ;
sporis subglobosis, levibus, pallide fiavido-brunneis, 5 « 4.

Ilab. ad truncos in Nicaragua (C. L. Smith). — Fungus mi-
nutus sessilis, supra nitidus, badius, infra melleo-fiavus.

24. Fomes Tsugae (Murrill) Sacc. et D. Sacc, Ganoderma Tsugce k;j
Murrill in Bull. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1902, XXX, pag. 601. — Pileo
stipitato, suberoso-ligneo, flabellato, supra convexo, infra concavo,
4-20 * 5 w 1-4 cm., superficie glabro, inaequali, concentrice sulc^ato,
laccato, e flavido-rubro atro-rubro vel nigricante, margine laete
fiavo, acuto, demum concolori, truncato, sulcis levibus notato, soepe
undulato et plus minus lobato, contextu molli-suberoso, radiato-
fibroso, albo v. albido, 1-3 cm. cr., tubulis annuis, 0,5-0,7 cm. long.,
4-6 in quoque mm., intus brunneis, poris circularibus v. polygoniis,

ex albo pallide cinnamomois, acie obtusa clein acuta; sporis ovoi-
deis, apice obtusis, basi tenuato-truncatis, verrucosis, fiavido-
brunneis, 9-11 » 6-8; stipite laterali, ascendente, frequenter furcato,
cylindraceo, sequali, 2-20 « 1-4 cm., colore, superficie et contextu
pileo similibus.

124 Hymenomycetae, Polyporaceae, Fomes.

Ilab. ad truncos Tsugae canadensis iu Amer. l>or. pluribus
locis. — Affinis F. lucido sed annuus, pinicola, pallidior etc. Forte
uou satis diversus a F. valesiaco Boud.

26. Fomes Lionnetii (Roll.) Sacc. et D. Sacc, Ganoderma Lionnetii 1 53
Rolland Bull. soc. myc. de France 1901, p. 180, t. VIII et Syll.
XVI, p. 1116 (nomen). — Pileo applanato, haud crasso, spadiceov
umbrino, ut valva orbiculato, superficiem crustaceam, tenuem,
fragilem, rugis profundis, radiantibus, plus minus longis, capilla-
tionis ad instar porcursam et sulcis manifeste zonatam praebente,
ad limbum acuto; hymonio margine sterili pallescente cincto et
tubulis tenuibus, longis, brunneis, iu senectute stratosis praedito;
poris polygoniis, denticulatis, minutissimis, dilutioribus, primum
albo-farctis ; sporis ovatis, ad basim hyalino-truncatis, levibus,
8 » 5, centro fulvis, ad circuitum brunneo-concretis.

Hab. in truncis quibusdam Isthmi Panamoe, Amer. centr.
Insignis species manifeste pilis crusta agglutinatis tecta. Antequam
explicetur in ilabellum,. fungus apparet voluti processus quidam
tuberculosus, hymenophorus, stipitcm simulans, unde posteriori ve-
getationo surgit forma conchata Substantia fioccosa, elastica, te-
nax, brunneo-rufa, in partibus obsoletis canesccns, fibris ramosis,
prselongis, sinuosis, intricatis, saape latis effbrmata. F. Mangiferai
Lev. et F. testacen: affinis.

26. Fomes auriscalpioides P. Henn. in Hedw. 1904, pag. 82 (Gano- 1,;|
derma). — Pileo subhorizontali, tuberoso, convexo-rotundato, fer-
rugineo pruinoso vel sublanato, cuto deinde rimoso, 1-3 mm. diam.,
4-5 mm. crasso; stipite subcentrali v. excentrico, subtereti, tiexuoso,
rigido, i^roliferanto, atro corticato, nitenti, laccato vel prninoso,
5-0 cm. longo, 2-3 min. crasso; tubulis 2-3 mm. longis, ferrugi-
neis, poris minutis, punctiformibus, rotundatis, acie pallida doiu
ferruginea ; sporis subglobosis vel latc ellipsoidois, levibus. brun-
neis, 8-10 ;j.. diam.

llab. ad ligna, Rio de Janeiro Brasilise.

27. Fomes subamboinensis P. Henn. F. Amaz. I, pag. 175 (Hedw, IK5
L904 Ganoderma). — Pileo sui>oroso-lignoso, cochleariformi, con-

utrice sulcato, rugoso, cinnamomeo v. sanguineo laccato, nitido,
margine obtuso, llavido, 3-10 cm. diam., stipite laterali plus minua
elongato, interdum proliferante ramoso, concolori laccato; contextu
subferrugineo ; poris ferrugineis, rotundatis minutis, ca. (',-2 mm.
diam.; sporie ovoideis, flavo-brunneis, levibus, 5-7^4-6.

llab. ad truncos emortuoB, Rio Juru;i, St. Clara, Juru;i Miry,

Hymenomycette, Polyporace;e, Cryptoporus. 125

Marary AmazoniaB (Ule). — Ab affini F. amboinensi praecipue
sporis minoribus levibus diversus.

28. Fomes aratus Sacc. et D. Sacc, Ganoderma sulcatum Marr. in 466
Bull. Torr. Bot. Club 1902, XXX, pag. 607, nec Fomes sulcatus
Cooke. — Pileo suberoso, dimidiato, sessili v. e tuberculo laterali
oriundo, supra plano v. convexo, postice crassiore, 8-11 « 2 cm.,
superficie laccato glabro, azono, fulvo v. castaneo, profunde sulcato,
margine rotundato, velutino, ochroleuco, denique concolori ; con-
textu molli, floccoso, radiato-fibroso, concentrice zonato, 1 cm. cr.,
umbrino-castaneo ; tubulis indistincte stratosis, 125 cm. long., 4-5

in qurque mm., intus umbrinis, poris albidis v. flavidis, denique
umbrinis, dissepimentis integris obtusis; sporis ellipsoideis, pallide
flavido-brunneis, levibus, 8-10 v 4-6.

Hab. ad stipitem Sabaleos Palmetto, Florida (C. G-. Lloyd).

— Fungus majusculus, sessilis, azonus, sed conspicue concentrice
sulcatus. Peraffinis F. zonato.

29. Fomes insularis (Har. et Pat.) Sacc et D. Sacc, Ganoderma (A- \>\:
mauroderma) insulare Har. et Pat. Journ. de Bot. 1903, p. 11.

— Terrester, mesopus, solitarius; pileo orbiculari, convexo, fusco-
brunneo vel ochraceo, bis-ter profunde concentrice sulcato, plus
minus transverse plicato-rugoso, centro (in sicco) minute cerebri-
formi-alveolato, undique pruinoso; hymenio plano aut convexo
usque ad marginem extenso, fusco-atro; poris mollibus angulosis
mediis, dissepimentis tenuibus integris v. denticulatis ; tubulis lon-
giusculis, pallide umbrinis; sporis globoso-ovoideis, ilavo-fuseis.
subtiliter verruculosis, 13 * 10; stipite lignoso, rigido, cylindraceo,
rugoso, fusco-atro, apice pallidiori, pruina fuscidula consporso,
intus cavo, contextu pilei molli pallide cervino.

Hab. ad terram (« an ad lignum infossum ? »), Ile dos Pins,
Nova Caledonia (Bernier). — Pileus 3 cm. lat., tubuli 1 cm. long.,
trama 3 mm. cr. (centro); stipes 1-2 cm. long., 4 mm. cr. Alli-
nis Fom. (Gan.) pidlato.

CRYPT0P0RUS (Peck) Shear in Bull. of the Torr. bot Club. L902,
p. 450 (Etym. cryptos absconditus et porus) Polyporus sect. Cry-
ptoporus Peck Biill. Torr. bot. 01. 1880, p. 104. -- A typo Poly-
pori et Fomitis differt pilei margine in extensionem volvaeformem,
pororum majorom partem tegentom producto.

1. Cryptoporus volvatus (Peck) Shear 1. c, Fomes volvatus Peck) 168
Sacc Syll. VI, p. 165 cum varr. — Addo loca ad Pinum virgi-

126 Hymenomycetee, Polyporaceae, Polystictus.

nianam et /'. contortam Murrayanam pr. Washington nec non in

Colorado ot Orogon Amer. bor.; Mexico (Prof. Silvio Bonansea!).

POLYSTICTUS Fr. — Syll VI p. 20S, IX p. 181. XI p. 00, XIV
p. 185, XVI ]». 254."

1. Polystictus pusillus Rostr. in Bot. Tidsskrift, Copanhagen 1902, *69
vol. 2-4, p 209. — Pileo papyraceo, umbilicato, obsolete zonato,
levi, glabro, ochraceo, margine crenato, 8 mm. lato, poris mediis,
subhexagonis, albidis; stipite centrali, atro-fusco, scabro, 1,5 cm.
longo, 1 mm. crasso.

Hah. in ligno. Siam Asise morid.

2. Polystictus Zenkeri P. lienn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1901, p. 12. 170
Syll. XVI, p. 1115 (nomen). — Pileo coriaceo, mesopodo, orbicu-
lari v. reniformi, contro depresso v. umbilicato, pallide ochraceo,
azono levi glabroque, 2-5 cm. diam. ; margine tonui, integro vel
subcrcnulato; stipite excentrico. tcreti farcto, firmo nigricante,
ferrugineo-tomentoso v. pruinoso. basi discoidco, 2-5 cm. longo,
1,5-3 mm. cr. ; liymenio pallide ocliraceo, poris decurrentibus, bre-
vissimis, punctiformibus, vix conspicuis, rotundatis, acie integris;
sporis haud visis.

Ilab. ad ligna, Kamerun Afr.

3. Polystictus nigripes Massee, in Kew Bull. 1901, p. 163. — Pileo 17]
cyathoideo-infundibuliformi , carnoso-mombranaceo, lento, levi,
glabro, pallide ochraceo, margine membranaceo integro, undulato ;
tubulis minutis, pileo pallidioribus, ore rotundato-angulato, circa
200 a. diam. ; sporis ellipsoideis, liyalinis 7 « 4; stipite erecto, sequali
1-5 cm. longo, 2-5 mm. crasso, cute crustacea atra.

Ilab. in ligno emortuo in horto botanico Aburi, Gold (Vuisi
Africa? occident. — P. xantlwpodi Fr. aflinis.
1 Polystictus Parmula Berk. et Hook. Journ. 1856, pag. 173. — 172
Svll. VI. pag. 214. ■— var. madeirensis 1'. Eenn. F. Amaz. I,
l>. 179 Eedw. L904). — Pilois papyraceis, tenuibus, flaccidis, fla
bellatis vel rotundatis, umbilicatis, cinnamomeis, concentrice zo-
natis, uitentibus, margine inciso-lobatis, pallidis, 3-5 cm. diam. - liy-
menio cinereo fuscescenti, poris rotundato angulatis, ca. 60-70 |i.
diam.; stipite gracili, corneo, pruinoso-fusco, radicante, ca. L5 cm.
longo, 1-1 mm. crasso.

llah. ad terram silvaticam, Rio Madeira, pr. Marmellos A.ma
zoniaa (l'ii . Praecipue poris multo minoribus (nec circ 220 jjl.
diam. ul in typo dignoscendus.

Hymenomycetre, Polyporacete, Polystictus. 127

5. Polystictus subbulbipes P. Henn. F. St. Paulens III, pag. 202 473
(Heclw. 1904). Pileo spongioso-molli , ferrugineo, mesopodo,

subruguloso, tomentoso, ca. 5 cm. diam., '/,-1 cra. crasso, margine
tenui, subcrenato, carne spongiosa, ferruginea, 0,3-0,8 mm. crassa;
stipite centrali inoequali, ferrugineo pruinoso, .basi subincrassato,
ca. 7 cm. longo, 4-5 mm. crasso; tubulis adnatis subdecurrentibu.s,
l-l1/, mm. longis, poris subrotundatis, acie incrassatis, ferrugineis;
sporis globosis, 3'/,-4, 1-guttulatis, hyalino-fiavidulis, levibus.

Hab. ad terram (?) Serra da Cantareira Brasiliie. — Affinis
P. bulbipedi et P. EhrenreicMi, sed pnessrtim sporis splnericis nec
ellipsoideis (6-8 « 5 in prima, 4-5 » 3,5 in altera) dignoscitur.

6. Polystictus sacer Fries Fung. G-uin. t. 20. — Syll. VI, p. 213. — m
var. juruensis P. Henn. F. Amaz. I, pag. 180 (Hedw. 1904). —
Pileo coriaceo-lignoso, crasso, rigido, orbiculari, medio nmbilicato
rugoso, concentrice zonato, radiatim sulcato, rugoso, castaneo prui-
noso, ca. 8 mm. diam. ; stipite lignoso, radicato, tereti, liexuoso,
castaneo, ferrugineo pruinoso, ca. 13 em. longo, 3 mm. crasso ;
hymenio pallide fuscidulo, poris vix conspicuis, punctiformibus,
rotundatis, contextu alutaceo.

Hab. ad terram silvaticam, Rio Jurua, Marary Amazonise
(Ule). — Prsecipue consistentia et poris punctiformibus a typo
distinctus

7. Polystictus atripes Rostr. in Bot. Tidsskrift, Copenhagen 1902, r?5
vol. 24, p. 209. — Pileo coriaceo-papyraceo, flavo, glabro, radia-
tim striato, margine tenui, flexuoso-lobato, eiliato, 4-5 cm. lato ;
poris minutissimis, decurrentibus ; stipite centrali, longo, aterrimo,
glabro, 4-5 cm. longo, 4 mm. crasso.

Hab. in Siam Asise merid.
8. Polystictus Memmingeri (Murr.) Saec. et D. Sacc, Coltricia Mem- i^,;
mhujeri Murr. Bull. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1904, p. 347. ■ Pileo valde
irregulari, circulari vel dimidiato, e convexo plano vel dcprcsso,
10 ^ 1 cm., extus fulvo vel brunneo, squamis imbricatis concolo-
ribus vestito, margine alutaceo, pubescenti, sterili subacuto, undu-
lato; cortice suberoso, fragili, azono 0,5-1 cm. cr., marginem versus
tenuiore eoncolore; tubulis adnatis, 1-4 mm. longis, 1-3 in quoque
mm., umbrinis, senio nigreseentibus; poris primitus circularibus et
albidis, demum angulosis et sa^pius obseurioribus, sepimentis in-
tegris dentatisve; sporis ovoideis, levibus, kete ferrugineis, vulgo
2-guttuiatis, 7 «4; hyphis aureis ; cystidiis nullis; stipito centrali
v. excentrico, subinde confluente, brevissimo, erasso, basi dilatato,

L28 Hymenoraycetse, Polyporsiceee, Polystictus.

1-.'! 3 5 cm., substantia colore et superficie cum pileo conformi.
Ihih. ad terram ad Blowing l«'<>rk North Carolina Aracr. bor.

(E. R. Memminger).
'». Polystictus circ'natus Fr. — Syll. VI, p. 208. — var. triqueter ,7T

(Fr.) Bres. Fungi polonici in Syd. Ann. myc. 1003, vol. I, p. <T>.

Polyporus triqueter Fr. in Syll. VI, p. 248. — Sporis substrami-

neis, ellipsoideis, 6-8^3,5-4,3; setulis bymenii fulvis, apice cuspi-

datis et nt plurimum curvatis, basi ventricosis, 50-80 « 6-15; hyphis

eontextus tubulorum, 2,5-5 latis.

llab. quoque ad truncos Pini silvestris in Polonia rossica.

— Speeies hcec ad folia coacervata vel ad truncos Coniferaruin
obvia, quoad formam variabilissima, s;epe regularis stipite con
trali, sed frequens etiam stipite excentrico vel laterali ( ~ Polyst.
circinatus) rarius vero stipite rudimentali nullo vel tantum pileo
dimidiato aut postice attenuato (~ Polyst. triqueter).

10. Polystictus albo-iuteus Rostr. in Bot. Tidsskrift Copenhagen, 1902 17^
vol. 24, p. 209. — Pileo tenui, papyraceo, reniformi, 1-2 cm. lato,
albo-nitido, concentrice striato; margine in stipitom brevem, late-
ralem, basi scutato-dilatatum attenuato; contextu albo; poris mi-
nutissimis, luteis.

llab. in ramis, Siam Asiae merid.

11. Polystictus Warmingii Berk. Fungi Glaz. p. 752, Syll. VI, p. 103.

— Testc cl. Henn. F. Araaz. I, p. 176 (Hedw. 1904), ad hanc
spcciera vere proteiformern spectant Craterellus sparassoides Speg.
et Thelephora multifida Kl. (= Hydnum multifidum Kl.) Henn. —
Lectus quoque in Amazonia a cl. Ule.

12. Polystictus Schmidtii Rostr. in Bot. Tidsskrift, Copenhageu L902, 17..,
vol. 24, pag. 210. — Pileis coriaceo-rigidis, tenuibus, imbricatis,
conchatis, densissim" concentrice striatis, tomentosulis, cinnamo-
meis, 1-2 cm. latis ; poris minutissimis, ferrugineis, contoxtu con-
colori.

Ilab. Siam Asiao merid. — Eabitus fero Hymenochoetes rubi-
ginosa

13. Polystlctus tigrinus Rostr. in Bot. Tidsskrift Copenhageu L902, 180
vol. 2 1. ]i -iii'». — Pileo reniformi-orbiculari, ochraceo, distincte
fusco-zonato, radiatim Bericeo striato, '■> cm. latoj stipite laterali,
aequali, verrucoso, ] cm. longo,4 mm. crasso; porismediis, decur-
rentibus, ochri

llah. iu ligno, Siam Asiae merid.
11 Polystictus purpureo-albus Eostr. in Bot. Tidsskrift, CopenhageD l81

Hymenomycetse, Polyporacese, Polystictus. 129

1902, vol. 24, pag. 210. — Pileis imbricatis, dimidiatis, postice
effusis, coriaceis, tenuibus, rugosis, glabris, fusco-purpureis, margine
late albo; hymenio pallido; poris mediis, angulatis ; dissepimentis
tenuibus.

Hab ad truncos, Siam Asige merid.

15. £o!ystictus olivascens Rostr. in Bot. Tidsskrift-Copenhagen ig2
1902, vol, 24, pag. 209. — Pileo suberoso-coriaceo, horizontali,
reniformi, fusco-olivaceo, zonato, adpresse sericeo, 1-2 cm. lato ;
stipite brevissimo, disciformi; contextu ferrugineo ; poris minutis,
ferrugineis.

Hab. ad truncos, Siam AsiEe merid.

16. Polystictus minutissimus B-ostr. in Bot. Tidsskrift-Copenhag<n is:{
1902, vol. 24, p. 209. — Pileis gregariis, coriaceo-membranaceis,
reniformibus, albidis, obscure zonatis, striatis, ca. 2 mm. latis; sti-
pite albo exacte latsrali, curto 0,5-1 mm ; poris rotundis, albis.

Hdb. ad ramos corticatos, Siam Asias merid.

17. Polystictus simulans Blonsk. — Syll. IX, p. 185. — var. borealis 484
Karst., Coriolus simulans (Blonsk.) Karst., var. borealis Karst.
Fung. non Loennb. 1904, p. 3 (Finska Vetensk. soc.). — Pileo
suberoso-coriaceo, dimidiato, convexo-plano, postice gibboso, pal-
lescente, concentrice sulcato, rufo-striguloso, margine acuto obscu-
riore, circiter 3 cm. lato ; poris rotundis tenuibus, minutis, iiave-
sccntibus.

Hdb unicum forte juvenile specimen prope Knopio Sibiriie:
legit cl. O. A. F. Loennbohm.

18. Polystictus applanatus (Karst.) Sacc. et D. Sacc, Coriolus appla- ,s:>
natus Karst Fungi nov. Loennb. 1904, pag. 3 (Finska Vetensk.
Sqc). — Pileo suberoso-coriaceo, sessili, semiorbiculari aut spathu-
lato, utrinque plano, subglabro, obsolete concentrice sulcato, mar-
gine extenuato, acuto, subinde confiuente, albo dein lutescente, 4-7
cm. lato, 1-3 mm. crasso; poris rotundis, exiguis, tenuibus, albis.

Hab. truncos, Tungust in Karelia boreali rossica. Legit rusticus
carelicus.

19. Polystictus changensis Hostr. in Bot. Ticlsskrift, Copenhagon 186
19iJ2, vol. 24, p. 210. — Pileo tenui, plano, coriaceo, reniformi,
glabro, dense concentrice striato-sulcato, vernicoso-polito, dilute
brunneo, postice atro-purpureo, 4-5 cm. longo; contextu pallido;
hymenio cinerescente ; poris mediis exacte uniformibus.

Hab. \\\ ramis exsiccatis et ad truncos Siam Asiae merid.

20. Polystictus crenatoporus Rostr. in Bot. Tidsskrift-Copenhagru '^7

9

130 Hymenomycet», Polyporacese, Polystictue

1902, vol. 24, p. 210. — Pileo ooriaceo, molli, fcenui, sessili, albo-
villoso, 1-3 cm. Longo, 0,5 cm. lato; contoxtu citrino; poris mediis,
irregularibus, citrinis; dissepimentis crenatis.
Hab. ad truncos, Siara Asiae merid.

21. Polystictus Gleadowii Massee, in Kew Bull. 1901, pag. 152. 188
Pileo semiorbiculari, dimidiato, sessili o convexo plano v. depjesso,
niveo tomentoso dein subglabrescenti, marginc inrurvo, 4-5 cm.
lato : poris angulosis, albo-stramineis ; carne fibrosa. alba, tenuis-
sima; sporis albidis, ellipticis, 6-7 v 4.

Hab. ad ligna emortua, Dehra Dun Indise britann. (Gamhu:

— P. virgineo Cooke affinis.

22. Polystictus sanguineus (Lin.) Mey. Essequ. p. 304. — Syll. VI, 189
p. 229. — form. lactescens Honn. F. Amaz. I, p. 179. — Pileo
albido, nitidulo, concentrice zonato, breve lateraliter stipitato; hy-
menio cremeo-flavido, intus pallido.

Ilab. ad caudices emortuos E,io Negro, Manaos Amazoniae (Ulb .

— Adsunt formae cinnabarinae albo-maculata3 transitum ad typum
sistentes.

23. Polystictus Gollani P. Henn. F. India? or. II, in Hedw. 1901, 190
p. 327. — Imbricato-egespitosus, ca. 15 cm. longus, 20 cm. latus;
pileo suberoso, dimidiato, crasso, superne margineque stupeo-fibroso,
filis rigidis, ramosis stramineis vestito, vertice squamoso-rugoso
tuberculato, rufofulvo, margine obtuso v. acuto stramineo-velutino
usque ad 10 cm. diam. ; poris rotundato-angulatis, 1-1,5 mm. diain.
vel oblonge laceratis, decurrentibus, stramineis, acie subdenticula-

tis ; sporis ellipsoideis, 1 grosse guttulatis, 7-10*5-6 hyalinis, le-
vibus; earne spongioso-suberosa, cremaceo-isabellina.

Hab. in truncis Terminalia? tomentosa.1, Siwalik Ran^'
India^ orient. — An potius Trametis spec ?

24. Polystictus Shenoi P. Henn. F. japonici IV, in Bot. Jahrbiichcr 19]
vol. XXXI, 1902, pag. 737. — Imbricato-c;ospitosus ; pileo su-
beroso, coriaceo, rigido, dimidiato, convexo, apodo, sericeo-villoso,
depresso-velutino, obsoleto zonato, cinereo-umbrino, postice ple-
rumque depresso obscuriori velutino, margine intcgro, obtuso su-
beroso, vel acutiusculo, 1,5-3 cm. lato, 1,5-2 cm. longo; con-
textu fulvo. hymenio levi, isabollino; poris curtis, minutis, pun-
ctiformibus, rotundatis, acie integris; sporis haud conspicuis.

llnli in truncia arborum. Oki Japonia-.

Hymenomycetpe, Polyporaeepe, Poria. 131

PORIA Fr. • Syll. VI p. 292, IX p. 189, XI p. 93, XIV p. 188,
XVI, p. 159.

1. Poria platensis Speg. Mycet. argeut. ser. II, 1902, p. 53. — Can- 192
dida, ab initio arida, late effusa 5-20 cm. diam., persistento, mar-
gine sensim effuso-evanescente, repandula, subiculo arcte ubique
matrice adnato ; hymenio subrimoso, albo v. dilute alutaceo ; poris
brevibus 0.3-0,5 mm. long., semper verticalibus polymorphis, non-
nulJis minutis angulato-subrotundis 0,3-0,5 mm. diam., aliis linea-
ribus flexuosis 0,8-3 mm. long. commixtis ; basidiis et sporis non-
dum inventis.

Hab. ad trabes pineas fabre factas, La Plata, in Argentina.

2. Poria vaporaria Fr. (vix Pers.) Syst. Myc. I, p. 382. — Syll. VI,
p. 311.

Hab. quoque ad ligna Pini silvestris, in Polonia. — Co-
Jor ex albido ligneus; pori ampli, rotundati vel angulati, non
flexuosi nec doedaloidei; sporae hyalina?, cylindraceo-curvulae, mo-
biles, 4«l-l'/4; hyplise contextus crassiuscule tunicatse, septatye,
ad septa sa^pe unilateraliter nodosa?, 2 '/„-3 [i. Poriaz simcosce af-
finis. Cum specimine cl. Friesii concordat; sed Poria vaporaria
Pers. vix dubie identica cum Poria Vaillantii (De Cand.) Fr. (Bre-
sadola, Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 78).

3. Poria undata (Pers.) Bres. F. Polon. in Ann. Myc. 1903, p. 78
Polyporus undatus Pers. Myc. Europ. II, p. 90, tab. 16, f. 3, Po-
lypdrus vitreus Fr. (an Pers. ?) Syst. Myc. I, p. 381, Polyporus
Broomei Rabenh. Fungi Europ. n. 2004, Polyporus cinctus Berlc.
Outl. p. 250, Poria vitrea Pers. — Syll. VI, p. 296, etc.

Hab. quoque ad truncos Pini silvestris, in Polonia. —
Species hsec genuinum Polyporum vitreum Fr. sistere vix dubi-
tandum, si diagnoses in Syst Myc. 1. c, Elenc. I, p. 119 et Hym.
Europ. p. 577 comparantur. Specimina originalia non adsunt. Po-
ria vitrea Pers. forte distincta, at ego frustra hucusque identita-
tem comprobare potai. Mea Poria vitrea in Hym. Hung. Kmet.
p. 21 absque dubio est forma Porim vulgaris Fr. Poria, prout
cle P. vitrea proedieatur, mycelio xylostromeo, tonaci, soparabili
prsedita; poris carnosis, sa?pe in nodulos collectis etc, inter in-
numeras Porioe formas a me visas, tantum in specie hic propo-
sita qua^renda. (Bresadola, 1. supra c).

4. Poria sinuosa (Fr.) — Syll. VI, p. 322, Polyporus Fr. Syst. Myc
I, p. 381, Icon. select. tab. 190, fig. 1.

Hab. quoque ad ligna adusta Pini silvestris, in Polonia.

L32 Hymenomycetse, Polypori bb, Poria.

Specimen examinatum prorsus typicum, cum figura 1. c. plane
concordans. Color ex lurido albido lignous vd alutaceus; pori am-
pli, flexuosi, daedaloidei; sporso hyalina}, cylindraceo-curvulae, 5-
6l/4«l-ll/4; basidia clavata, 15-16 «4-5; hyphae contextus tubu-
lorum 2 '/„-3 '/, ;j.., teuaces, non septata;. Variat poris non sinuo-
sis nec dsedaloideis : heeo forma sistit Poriam caporariam auct. pl.
(Bresadola, Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 78).

5. Poria radula Pers. Obs. 2, p. 14. Syll. VI, p. 310.

Hab. quoque ad ramos Coryli Avellanae, in Polonia. —
Sporse hyalm.se, subglobosie, 3-4 w 3, (non ut orrore, ex inspcctione
Nota3 ad speciem diversam spectantis, datum est in Hym. Hung.
Kmet. p. 24); basidia clavata, 15-20*4-5; cystidia fusoidea, fur-
furaceo-tunicata, 50-60 » 10-15; hyprue subhymoniales, crasse tu-
nicatse, 2-3 ;j.. latae. (Bresadola, Fungi polonici in Ann. Mycol.
1903, p. 80).

0. Poria Placsnta (Fr.) Sacc. — Syll. VI, p. 302.

Hab. quoque ad corticem Pini silvestris, in Polonia. —
Subiculum manifestissimum, sed plus minusve evolutum. interdum
usque ad 5 mm. crassum, suberoso-carnosum, ad marginem libe-
rum, subrevolutum, ex albo pallide vinosum; tubuli carnosi, mol-
les, subobliqui, hinc inde stratosi, usque ad 7 mm. longi, colore in-
carnato, dein fuscoscente; pori medii, subrotundi vel oblongi, col-
labentes, concolores; sporae hyalinse, oblonga:, 5-6« 2 '/,-3; hy-
phas contextus tubulorum 3-5 ;j.. crass;c; hyphae subiculi 3 '/-6 ;j..
crasse tunicataB. (Bresadola, Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903,
p. 77).

7. Poria fumosa Bres. et Pat. in Lloyd Myc. Not. n. 6, 1901, p. 49. — 193
Late eflfusa, griseo-fumosa; subiculo spongioso-membranaceo, 0,5
mm. cr., ambitu tomentosulo, sterili; tubulis 1 mni. long. ; poris
minutis, subrotundis v. angulatis, saepe e situ obliquo oblongis;
hyphis 3-4 ;j.. cr. ; sporis obovato-subangulatis vol semilunatis,

4 « 2,5-3.

Hab. ad ramos in insula Samoa. — Forma pororum a epe e
loco natali pondet; si ad ramos prostratos, pori recti regulares, si
ad ramos stantes, obliqui, oblongati etc.

8. Poria locellata Karst. Sacc. et D. Sacc, Physisporus locettatus r.ii
Karst. Fungi nov. Loennb. 1902, p. 8 (Finska Vetensk. Soc). —
EfTusa, innata, tenuis, pallescens, sicca obscurior, intus locellis ex-
iguis, plus minusve elongatis; poris exiguis rotundia vel variis,
insBqualibus, tenuissimis. laceris 6.mbriatisque.

Hymenomycetee, Polyporacea?, Poria. 133

Hab. supra lignum semiputridum in regione Baiealensi, List-
vinifcschnoje Sibirise, Aug. 1902 (0. A. F. Lonnbohm).

9. Poria microspora (Karst.) Sacc. et D. Sacc, Physisporus mkrospo- 495
rus Karst. Fungi nov. Loennb. 1904, p. 8 (Finska Yetensk. Soc).

— Orbiculata, crassiuscula, pallescens, subiculo tenui ; poris rotun-
datis, minutissimis sequalibus, clissepimentis tenuissimis.

Hab. supra lignum semiputridum prope Mustiala Fennise se-
mel tecta. — Dicitur microspora, sed de sporis nulla mentio.

10. Poria lamellosa P. Henn. Fungi Afr. orient. II, in Bot. Jahrb. 1(";
XXVIII, p. 35. — Resupinata, late effusa, crustuloso-coriacea,
isabellina; hymenio poroso-lamelloso; poris decurrentibus, lacerato-
labyrinthiformibus, acie inciso- denticulatis vel flmbriatis; basidiis
clavatis ; sporis subglobosis, hyalinis 3,5 « 3.

Hdb. in truncis, Usambara (Kummer).

11. Poria aneirina (Somm.) Sacc — Syll. VI, p. 314, Poria corti-
cola Fr. pr. p. sc forma in populo (status juvenilis).

Hab. quoque ad ramos et truncos Populi Tremulse, in
Polonia. — Cl. Dr. H. 0. Juel in sua egregia dissertatione « Mu-
ciporus und die Familie der Tulasnellaceen » speciem hanc ad no-
vum genus Muciporus ducit ex eo quod basidia et sporas generis
Tulasnellm possidet. In speciminibus a me examinatis basidia jam
absorpta et tantum sporas seu conidia, ut mavult cl. Juel, solu-
tas vidi, obovatas, 5-6 « 3 '/9-41/,. (Bresadola, Fungi Polonici in
Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 78).

12. Poria xantha (Fr.) Sacc — Syll. VI. p. 317, Poh/porus xanthus
Fr. Obs. I, p. 128?

Hab. quoque ad ligna Pini silvestris, in Polonia. — Spo-
cimen huc relatum dubium manet quia sterile. Color ex albo mox
vivide flavo-luteus. Sporse in speciminibus a me lectis, hyalinn\
cylindraceo-curvula?, 5-6 '/, « 1 '/,-2; hyphre contextus tubulorum
crasse tunicatge, 2 '/2-3. Specimen orig. Poriaz xanthce Fr. a rne
visum quoad structuram convenit, sed e vetustate decoloratum et
sterile inveni. Etiam Poria vulgaris var. flava Fr. hic videtur re-
ferenda. Hujus specimina non exstant in Herbario cl. Friesii, sed
adest specimen sub nomine Poria vulgaris var. flavescens, quod
ad Poriam molluscam Pers. pertinet. Poria xantha, nostro sensu
intellecta, affinis quidem PoricB vulgari Fr. est, sed bene speeiflce
distincta. (Bresadola, Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 77).

13. Poria nitida Pers. Obs. Myc II, p. 15, tab. 4, f. (non Fr.) Por/n
aurantiaca (Rostk.) Sacc — Syll. IX, p. 191, Poria aurantiaca

134 Hymenoniycetse, Polyporacese, Poria.

var. saloisensis Karsten iu lievue Myc. n. 33, p. 10, Poria xan-
tha Quel. (non Fr.) fide speciminum.

Iliib. quoque ad truncos Pini silvestris, in Polonia.
Subiculum ut plurimum manifestissimum, usque ad <> mm. cras-
sum, aurantiacum, in magis ovolutis basi album. in exsiccatis saBpe
roscum, ox hyphis crasse tunicatis, 3-6 ;j.. crassis, confiatum; tu-
buli ot pori carnosi, molles, colore primitus carneolo dein vitel-
lino vol aurantio-incarnato, compressione vel tactu fuscescentes,
mox collapsi; sporse hyalinae, oblongae, 5-6«2'/2-3; basidia cla-
vata, 12-15*5-6; hyphae contextus tubulorum, intus granulos r,
2 '/.-4 jj.. Species haec a Poria placenta colorum variatione mod<»
diversa videtur et valde probabiliter tantum ojus forma. Cum
mihi modo e speciminibus siccis hae duo species sint notse, distin-
ctas retinui, sed melius in vivo considerandai, utrum haec distin-
ctio revera comprobata, an non. Poria nitida Pers. absque dubio
formam tenuiorem hujus speciei sistit, nam diagnosis et icon 1. c.
exhibita3 optime cum fungo nostro convoniunt. Contra Poria nitida
Fr. prorsus diversa. (Bresadola, Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol.
1903, p. 77).

14. Poria carnosa Rostr. in Bot. Tidsskrift, Copenhagen 1902, v. 24, VJ~
p. 211. — Pilco carnoso, molli, resupinato, marginato, 3-4 cm.
diam.; contextu ferrugineo, margine obtuso, pallido; poris brevi-
bus, mediis, angulatis, inoequalibus, ferrugineis.

Tldb. ad truncos, Siam Asiae merid.

15. Poria myceliosa Pcck in Rep. of the State botanist 1901, p. 952. 198
— Subiculo membranaceo, a matrice facile secedentc; poris bre-
vibus, subrotundo-angulosis vel subfiexuosis, tenuibus, acutis, den-
tatis vel sublaceratis, pallide luteis; sporis minutis, subglobosis,
2-2,5 [i. diam.

Ilab. in truncis emortuis, Round Lake, Saratoga co. Amer. bor. 499
L6. Poria delicatula P. Henn. in Bot. Jahrb. 1904, pag. 44. — In-
nata, omnino resupinata, effuso-crustacea, vix subiculosa, tonuis-
sima; hymenio cretaceo-flavidulo; poris rotundato-angulatis, ca.
0,2 mm. diam., acie crassis, contoxtu subflavidis; sporis oblonge
ellipsoideis vel ovoideis, saepo inaequilateralibus, utrinque obtusis.
intus guttulatis vel granulatis, hyalinis '.»-12 * 5,5-6,5.

Ilah. in ramis emortuis, Bomule, Ost Usambara Africaj orient.

(ZlMMEEMANH .

J7 Poria carbonicola Karst. Fungi nov. Loennb. 1904, p. 4 Fin- ~>w
ska \"itrnsk. Soc). — Effusa, lcvigata, glabra, testaceo-spadicea,

Hymenomycette, Polyporacese, Poria. 13")

opaca, ambitu depressa, concolor, 4-6 mm. crassa; poris perexi-
guis, tenuibus, rotundis nulla membrana impositis.

Hab. supra carbones in regione Baicalensi, Listvinschnoje Si-
birise, Aug. 1902 (0. A. F. Lonnbohm).

18. Poria Loennbohmii Karst. Fungi nov. Loennb. 1904, p. 8 (Fin- 501
ska Vetensk. Soc). — Effusa, marginata, adnata vel subinnata,
pertenuis; poris minutis, obtusis, rotundis, ferrugineo-fulvis, dein
pruina densa pallida vel albida obtectis, stratosis, stratum circiter

1 cm. crassum formantibus.

Hab. ad carbones in territorio Baicalensi, Listvinitsehnoje Si-
biriae (0. A. F. Lonnbohm).

19. Poria violacea Fr. — Syll. VI, p. 319, diagn. imperfecta, Bres. r)(,o
Fungi polonici in Syd. Ann. mycol. 1903, vol. I, p. 76. — ■ Con-
stanter dilute violacea ; subiculo tenuissimo; tubulis brevissimis

ita ut potius Merulius appareat; poris mediis 0,5 mm. circ. latis,
soepe e loco oblongatis; sporis hyalinis, subcylindraceis, uno latere
subcompressis 5 « 2,5-3 ; hyphis contextus regularibus, 2-3,5 ;x. lat.
Hab. ad ligua mucida pinea in Polonia rossica. — Species
hnec rarissima vix ab auctoribus intellecta. Fries ipse in El. I,
p. 118 cum aliis commiscuit. Etiam icon Rostkovii 27 tab. 3 a
Friesio in Hym. Eur. p. 572 huc relata prorsus aliena. (Bres. 1. c).

20. Poria sanguinolenta (Alb. & Schw.) Pers. — Syll. VI, p. 330,
Polyporus Fr. Syst. Myc I, p. 383, Boletus Alb. & Schw. p. 257.

Hdb. quoque ad ligna pinea, in Polonia. — Forma hic exhibita
est, meo sensu. forma typica, in statu vetusto vix distinguenda
et generatim cum Poria violacea confusa. Frequens est ad ligna
abiegna et pinea, saepe etiam ad corticem, primitus omnino alba
et tactu tantum cruentata, sed exsiccando incarnata evadit, dein
in herbariis purpurea vel demum violaceo-fusca. In hac forma
sporae sunt 6-8 * 2-2'/.,; basidia 15-18 « 4-5 et hyphae subhymenia-
les 3-5 a. cr. Forma vero ad ligna arbor. frond., a me in « Fungi
Kmet. » p. 19-20 enumerata, forte specifice distinguenda, nam cras-
sior est, poris magis regularibus, aetate et in herbario semper pal-
lidior evadit et sporis et hyphis aliquantulo minoribus pra_'dita
(Bresadola, Fungi polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 79).

21. Poria rufitincta B. et Curt. cfr. Syll. VI, p. 310 (nomen), A. 503
L. Smith Fungi from the West Indies in Linn. Soc Jour. bot.
vol. XXXV. — Late effusa, rufa, circa 1 mm. crassa; poris rc-
^ularibus, minutissimis, circa 800 ;j.. diam., altitudine variantibus.

Hab. in insula Dominica Indiai oecid.

136 Hymenomycetse, Polyporaceae, Trametes.

22. Poria purpurea llall Sacc. — Syll. VI, p. 319 — Polyporus Fr.
Syst. Myc. I, p. 379, Rostk. 27, fcab. 3, Bresadola Fungi Bung.
Kmet. p. 16, Poria spissa Schw. e specimine communicato, vix e
diagnosi.

ffab. quoque ad ramos Alni, in Polonia. — var. roseo-lilacina
Bres. 1. c. (Polyporus purjpureus Fr. El. I. p. L18, nec aiibi). Ad
ligna Betulae, in Polonia. Haec varietas a fcypo « 1 i f f< - r t subiculo
crassiusculo, dissepimentis tubulorum quoque crassiusculis, coloro
constaiitcr roseo-lilacino, expallente; sporis et liyplns aliquantuio
majoribus, se. sporis cylindraceo-curvulis, 8-10 « 2-2 '/.,, hyphis
usque ad 6 [t. latis. Est forma media ad Poriam placentam tran-
siens. (Bresadola, Fungi polonici in Ann. Mvcol. 1903, p. 76).

TRAMETES Fr. — Syll. VI p. 334, IX p. 194, XI pag. 90, XIV
p. 192, 1136.

1. Trametes aratoides Har. et Pat. Journ. de Bot. 1903, p. 8. 504
Pileo conchiformi, lateraliter substipitato, rigido, fusco, concentrii^
et crebre sulcato, postice subruguloso, glabrato, margine undulato
plus minusve profunde inciso-lobato, recto, luteo-olivascenti ; hy-
menio concavo, umbrino, cum zona marginali sterili angustissima;
poris minutis angulosis, dissepimentis integris, crassiusculis; con-
textu luteo; tubulis brevibus, vix l/2 mm., umbrino-fuscis; cystidiis
nullis; sporis non visis.

Ilab. ad ligna emortua, Mea in Nova Caledonia Bernier). —
Pileus 2 mm. cr. ; stipes, ubi adest, 5 mm. long., basi discoidea;
pori in <]Uoque mm. 5. Affinis T. aratce et 7'. luteo-olicacece.

■1. Trametes sepium Berk. in Lond. Journ. Bot. VI, 6, p. 322. —
Syll. VI, p. 342.

llah. quoque ad palos Betulae et Alni, in Polonia. — Sporas
hyalinu?, oblonga1, lateraliter depressas, 10-16^4-7. Specimina eu-
ropsea quam americana minus regularia, laxius imbricata, saepe ma-
gis resupinato-producta, hymenio quoque magis len/itoideo. Spe-
cies haec ad Lenzitem albidam Fr. proxime accedit et vix specifi
distinguitur, nam modo colore pilei alutaceo differt, nota haec
variahilis cum Trametes sepium quoque interdum albida vel alH-
do-grisea Bit. Sjfcimina Lenzitis albidce prorsus cum figuris Frie-
sii in Icon. select. fcab. 177, f. 1 congruenfcia, a me visa, potiua
genuinam Trametem quam Lenzitem sistunt. (Bresadola, Fungi
polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 81).

3. Trametes subsinuosa Bres. Fungi Polonici, in Ann. Mycol. 1903,503

Hymenomycetae, Polyporace.r, Tramotes. ]::",

p. 82 [Polyporus sinuosus Aut. plur. 11011 Fi\). — Generatim re-
supinata, raro rudimenta pileorum vel pileos genuinos exserens;
ex orbiculari longe lateque effusa; subiculo tenui, membranaceo,
l/2 mm. circiter crasso, albido, ambitu denium separabili et sub-
reflexo vel pileiformi; pileis tunc 3-5 rnm. antice protensis, tenuis-
simis, in magis evolutis zonatis, zonis interdum pubescentibus, ex
albo griseolis; tubulis crassiusculis, 2-3 mm. longi.s, albidis; poris
ex albido stramineis vel ochroleucis, mediis vel majusculis, V 3
mm. latis, variantibus quoad formam sc. rotundatis, angulatis vel
oblongis, acie demum lacerato-subfimbriata; sporis oblongo-sub-
amygdaliformibus, hyalinis, 7-9 « 2 '/,-3 '/t ; basidiis clavatis, 20-
25^5-6; hyphis tortuosis, crasse tunicatis mollibus, 3 '/„-5 '/, (j..
latis, ad septa s-epe nodosis.

Hab. ad ramos corticatos Pini silvestris, in Polonia. —
Species hsec Trameti flavescenti Bres. affinis, pragcipue cum ejus-
dem formis resupinatis confluere videtur, sed colore primitus al-
bido, poris majoribus et prsesertim forma sporarum certe specifice
distinguitur. Forma resupinata hucusque cum Polyporo sinuoso Fr.
ab auctoribus fuit confusa, a quo optime diversa, ut supra vidi-
mus. Specimina teneo ex regione tridentina (ipse), ex Hungaria,
Greschik 1898 n. 44) Germania et Anglia (Bres. 1. c).

4. Trametes flavescens Bres. Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903, 500
p. 80. — Pileis stuppeo-suberosis, effuso-reflexis, ut plurimum se-
riatim elongatis, s«pe scalari imbricatis, tomentoso-villosis, stra-
mineo-flavidis, lignicoloribus vel ochroleucis, 3-8 cm. latis, 1-1 '/2
cm. antice productis, margine obtuso; tubulis crassiusculis, 3-6
mm. longis, concoloribus ; poris mediis vel majusculis, subrotun-
dis, angulatis vel subsinuosis, '/,-2 mm. acie ex obtusa demum
subfimbriata, concoloribus ; substantia fibroso-suberosa, lignicolore ;
sporis hyalinis, cylindraceo-curvulis, 6-8^2-3; basidiis clavatis,
18-20 «4-6; hyphis subhymenialibus crassiusculis, mollibus, crasso
tunicatis, 2 '/,-4 \l. latis.

Hab. ad palos Pini sil vestris, in Polonia. — Species liaec
Trameti seriataz Fr. proxima, a qua tamen substantia magis fibrosa,
pileis evidentius villosis, colore pororum et tubulorum nunquani
pure albo et forma sporarum optime diversa. Hucusque in regioiic
tridentina (ipse; in Abiete excelsa et Pino silv.) et in Polonia ros-
sica observata. Variat ex integro resupinata, margino olovato to-
mentoso-villoso.

5 Trametes cervina (Schw.) Bres. Fungi Polonici in Ann. Myc. 1903. 507

138 Bymenomycetse, Polyporacese, Hexagonia.

p. 81, Polyporu8 Schw. Car. n. 902, Pohjstictus cermnus (Schw.)
Sacc. Syll. VI, p. 238, Polyporus biformis Fr. in litt. ad Klotz.
Linn. (1833) VIII, pag. 486, Polystictus biformis (Fr.) Sacc.
Syll. VI, p. 240, Polyporus populinus Schulz. Mpt. p. 747, f. 3,
Polyporus vulpinus Kalchbr. tab. 37, fig. 1G, Trametes populina
Bros. Hym. Himg. Kmot. p. 26.

llah. quoque ad truncos Populi tremulaB. in Polonia. —
In Fung. Hung. Kmet. dccoptus spocimino dubio Horbarii Mu-
sei Berolinensis frustra Pohjporum biformem Fr. ad Pol. pergame-
num Fr. duxi; sed postea, visis spcciminibus authenticis Musei
Upsaliensis tam Polypori biformis Fr. quam Pohjpori cervini Schw.,
mox diversitatem specierum hic in synonymia allatarum perspexi.
(Brosadola 1. c).

('). Trametes styracicola P. Henn. in Engl. Jahrb. 1902, XXXII, 508
p. 40. — Pileo resupinato-effuso, tenui coriaceo, primo orbiculari,
margine revoluto, papyracoo, pallido subnitenti, levi; poris mediis,
angulatis, lacerato-imoqualibus, alutaceis, acie flaccidis, denticulatis ;
sporis subglobosis vel ovoideis, hyalinis, 3 '/2-4 a. diam.

Ilab. in ramis emortuis Styracis obakisB, Komaba-Tokyo
Japonise T. Fukubaea). — Proxima T. serpenti.

7. Trametes Theae Zimm. in Centr. f. Bakter, Parap. 1901, n. 3, 509
p. 101, fig. 1. — Adnata, tenuis, anguloso-orbicularis, applanata,
sordide flava marginem versus sterilis ; poris subrotundis, 0,15
mm. diam.; sporis .... non visis.

Hab. ad radices et basin truncorum Theae cultse, cui gra-
vem morbum affert, in insula Java.

HEXAGONIA Fr. — Syll. VI p. 356, IX p. 198, XI pag. 97, XIV
p. 194, XVI i>. 166.

1. Hexagonia Casuarinae Pat. Champ. des colonies francaises in Bull. 510
du jard. colon. 1901, n. 2, p. 263, tab. I, f. 1-2. — Sessilis, 6-12
cm. lata, plana, coriacea, orbicularis, ochraceo-rubra, lucida, gla-
bra, in extremitatibus integris v. sinuosis, parum villosa, concen-
trice pluri-sulcata ot stipita, intense concolorata; ]i}rmonio rufo-
brunneo, plano; poris hexagonalibus parvulis, parum profundis, in-
terne cinereis, stratis intogris obtusis.

Ihih. in Casuarina equise ti fo 1 ia in Nova Caledonia. —
A.b //. polygramma poris minimis differt.

2. Hexagonia amplexans Pat. Bull. Soc. Mycol. 1902, p. 299, t, XIV. :,n
I 2. — Pusilhu 20-26 lnm. lata, 20 mm. crassa, orbicularis, lafc

Hymenomyeetfp, Polyporacea\ Da><lalea. 139

raliter adnata, supra convexa, glaberrima, postice gibbosa minu-
teque papulosa, antice 2-3 sulcis concentricis ornata, margine
acuto, tenui recto; inferiori parte convexa, postice decurrenti ; po-
ris latiusculis, brunneis, 4-5-gonis, dissepimentis Integris, acutis,
tenuibus, subchartaceis, tubulis profundis, 5-8 mm., glabris; cy-
stidiis nullis; contextu brunneo, suberoso, vix concentrice striato.
Hab. in ramis emortuis Acacioe in Nova Caledonia.

D/EDALEA Pers. — Syll. IV p. 370, IX p. 199, XI p. 100, XVI
p. 167.

1. Daedalea bonariensis Speg. Myc. argent. ser. II, 1902, p. 52. — r>'~
Pileis quandoque solitariis, quandoque caespitosis et saepe confluen-
tibus, semiorbicularibus 35-70 « 20-40 mm. diam. ant. post., co-
riaceis, superne planiusculis v. concaviusculis, primo aibis dein
sordide subroseis v. subisabellinis, squamulosis vel tomentosulis,
raro hirsutulis, ambitu glabratis, opacis, levibus, margine acutissi-
mis, repandulis v. denticulatis, postice truncatis vel plus minus
cuneatis; stipite brevi v. elongato usque 10 cm. longo, coriaceo;
carne tenui, stupposa albo-subcarnea; hymenio primo albo, dein
sordide subcarneo, 3-5 mm. crass., cum pileo concreto, in stipite
decurrente ; lamellis tenuibus dense sinuoso-gyrosis, confertis, acie
acutis, integris; basidiis clavulatis 20-25 « 5-7 hyalinis; cystidiis
nullis; sporis ellipticis 5-6^3,5-4,5, levibus, hyalinis, 1-guttulatis.

Hab. ad truncos putrescentes cariosos S. Catilina prope Buenos
Aires in Argentina.

2. Daedalea incana (Karst.) Sacc. et D. Sacc, Dcedaleopsis incana 513
Karst. Fungi nov. Loennb. 1904, p. 4 (Finska Vetensk. Soc). —
Pileo suberoso-coriaceo resupinato, crasse marginato, pubescente,
incano, circiter 2 cm. lato ; poris parvis, crassiusculis, difformibus,
dein laceris, concoloribus.

Hab. ad corticem Alni incanae prope Kuspio Sibiriae Junio
(O. A. F. Lonnbohm).

3. Daedalea boganidensis Borczcz. in A. Th. Middendorf Reise in den •'' '
aussersten Norden und Osten Sibiriens, Band I, Th. 2, St. Po-
tersburg 1850, p. 142. — Resupinata, determinata, primo erum-
pens tuberculosa, demum seriatim confluens incrustans, tcnuis
sublignoso-suberosa fuscescente-fulva, 5-7 cm. longa et lata, am-
bitu marginata pubescenti-velutina, luteo-fulva; poris subrotundis
difformibusquo laceris; subtus pubescente, fusca; contoxtu ligneo-
fulvo.

140 Hymenomycetse, Polyporacea?, Ceriomyces.

Hab. ad ramos Laricis, Boganida, in Sibiria. — Modo cre-
scendi evolutionisque tota historia ad D. serpentem Pr. accedit,
tameu substantia sublignoso-suberosa, contextu ligneo-fulvo et co-
lore pilei ejusque marginis bene diversa.

BRESADOLIA Speg. — Syll. VI, p. 388.

1. Bresadolia Mangiferae Pat. in Duss. Enum. Champ. Gruad. 1903, 5l3
p. 36. — Carnoso-coriacea, stipitata, mesopoda; pileo orbiculari
convexo-plano, 10 cm. lato, 3-4 mm. cr., rufescente, tenuiter to-
mentoso, verruculoso-papuloso; stipite obconico, albido, 5 cm. long.,
apice 1 cm. cr., deorsum sensim tenuato, villoso, e portione tu-
berosa indurata brunnea et villosa oriundo; facie inferiore pilei et
stipitis superioris alveolis poriformibus irregularibus , sterilibus
excavata ; trama alba, tota lacunis oblongis radiantibus partim su-
perne, partim inferne apertis.

Uab. in trunco Mangiferse indicse, Camp-Jacob. (xuada-
lupa. — Fungus omnino sterilis e Polyporo (~ Leucoporo) oriunda.

CERIOMYCES Corda - Syll. VI p. 385, IX p. 201, XIV p. 194,
XVI, p. 169.

1. Ceriomyces siculus Cavara in Bull. Soc. bot. ital. 1902, p. 1SS. 516
— Subhcmisphoericus v. irregularis, primo mollis mucidusque, ex-
tus flavo-carneus, maculis sanguineis conspersus, intus fibroso-zo-
natus, pulverulentus, ochraceus, ad basim pedicellatam v. effusam
typice radiatus, pileis longis, 250-280 * 6-8, rigidiusculis castanco-
fuscis ornatus; sporophoris simplicibus v. parce ramosis, flavidis;
sporis (gasterosporis) ad apicem sporophororum ortis v. intercala-
ribus, valde polymorphis, sphoericis, ovoideis, clavatis irregulari-
busque, ssepe pedicellatis, primo flavidis, dein ochraceis, granulo-
so-farctis, 8-32*8-16.

Hab. ad corticem et lignum Cytharoxyli q uadrangul a-
ris in horto botanico, Catania Siciliae,

2. Ceriomyces Stuckerti Speg. Myc, Arg. Ser. I, in An. Soc. Cienl.
Arg. 1899, p. 265. — Sessilis o suberoso lignosus repando-globo-
sus 10-20 diain., 8-12 cm. crass., contextu fibroso-radianto ad ba
sim compacto sublignoso intense fulvo-ferrugineo, ambitu sensim
relaxato substupposo; sporis pulverulentis densissime constipatis,
stratum 3-8 mm. crass., crassiusculum superficialem efficiontibus,
pulchre ferrugineis, globosis 10-15 ;j.. diam., episporio crasso lovi
vestitis, intus protoplasmate dense minutcque granuloso-farctis ;

Hymenomycetse, Polyporaco;p, Favolus. Jll

ssepe adsunt sporse altene piriformes 15-20*10-14, anticae ro-

tundatae, postice cuneatge atque in pedicello breviusculo attenuatie.

Hab. ad truncos dejectos putrescentes, prope COrdoba Ar-

gentinsB.

FAVOLUS Fr. — Syll. VI p. 390, IX p. 202, XI pag. 101, XIV
p. 105, XVI p. 169.

1. Favolus albidus Masseo in Bot. Tidsskrift, Copenhagen 1902, v. 24, 518
p. 21 7. — Pileo membranaceo, lento, albido, glabro, convoxo-ex-
panso, 1-2 cm. lato; poris e rotundato-subhoxagonis, radiatim
dispositis, albido-stramineis, astate pallidis; stipite centrali, sub-
iequali, concolori 1,5-2,5 cm. longo.

Hdb. ad terram prope Kloug Sou, Siam Asia? merid. — Fav.
Sprucei Berk. affinis.

2. Favolus portoricensis (Murr.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. He.cagona portori- 519
censis Murr. Bull. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1904, p. 331. - Piieo centrali-
stipitato, circu^ari, profunde umbilicato, 4 « 0,3 cm. extus subgla-
bro, umbrino, centro concolori, margine integro, subtenui, sicco
valde innexo; contextu albo, fibroso, 1 rnm. cr., opaco; tubulis
subdecurrentibus, albis 2 mm. long., 4-6 angulis; poris 3*1 mm ,
prope marginem magis regularibus minoribusque; acie tenui, fim-
briatula; sporis ellipsoideis, levibus, hyalinis, 2 guttulatis, 8-10 »
3-5; stipite centrali, compresso, deorsum tenuato, subconcolori,
minute tomentoso, 2 cm. long., 4 mm. cr.

Hab. ad ligna putrida in montibus Porto Rico (Earle).
Fav. hondurensi affinis.

3. Favolus hondurensis (Murr.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Hexagona hondu- 520
rensis Murr. Bull. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1904, p. 331. — Pileo centrali-
stipitato, circulari, leviter umbilicato, 2-4 « 0,05 cm., extus loviter
radiato-striato, subglabro, fulvo, centro fuligineo; margine tenui.
regulari, tessellato, sicco inflexo, ciliis numerosis, brevibus fuga-
citer fimbriato; contextu albo, fibroso, 0,25 mm. cr., margineni
versus translucido; tubuiis adnatis, albis, 0,3 mm. iongis, hexago-
niis, radiatim elongatis; poris 2« 1 mtn., prope marginem multo
minoribus, acie tenui subintegra; sporis ellipsoideis, levibus, bya
linis, 9 »3-5; stipite centrali, a^quali comolori, pruinoso v. glabre-
scente, 2-3 cm. long., 2 mm. cr.

Hab. ad truncos emortuos, Honduras (Peroy Wilson).
1. Favolus caperatus Pat. Champ.de la G-uadeloupe ser. III, in Bull. 52]
Soc. Myc. de France t. XVIII, fasc. II, 1902. Pileo carnoso,

142 HymenomycetsBj Polyporacero, Favolus.

putrescibili, solitario v. pluribus basi cohaerentibus, convexo-planis,
plus minus inciso-lobatis, in sicco rufoscontibus doorsum cuneatis,
tomcnto brcvi donso, grisco, antico raresceut ■ < >1 »<] uctis, marginc in-
flexo nec ciliato nec tessellato; alvcolis radiantibus profundis, an-
gulosis, concoloribus, sepimentis carnosis, latis, mollibus, acie fim-
briatis; cystidiis nullis; sporis ovoideo-cylindraceis, hyalinis, 10-
12 * 5.

ffaft. ad truncos Byrsonimse spiratse in G-uadalupa (Duss).

— Pileus scssilis vel tuborculo subrotundo, latcrali suffultus. A
/'. tessellato tomcnto mox dignoscitur.

5. Favolus bipindensis P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1901, p. 43. 522

— Syll. XVI, p. 1116 (nomen). — Pileo carnosulo submembra-
naceo, latoraliter stipitato v. subsessili, ilabellato vel subreniformi.
rcticulato-rugoso, albido-flavescente, 2-8 cm. lato, 2-5 cm. longo;
stipite brevi v. obsoleto, compresso, basi discoideo ; alveolis oblonge
rhomboideis v. pentagonis, ca. 2-7 mm. longis, 1,5-2,5 mm. latis,
acie flaccidis, tenuibus, deuticulatis, concoloribus.

llab. ad caudices et ramos, Kamcrun Afr.

6. Favolus Taxodii (Murr.) Sacc. et D. Sace. Ile.ragona Taxodii Murr. 523
Bull. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1904, pag. 332. — Pileo rcniformi, appla-
nato, umbonato, sessili, 3-6 « 6-8 « 0,2, extus glabro, radiato-striato,
cremeo v. ochraceo, e contro ad marginom semel v. bis undulato,
margine tonui, integro, inaequaliter undulato-lobato, sicco dctloxo;
contextu molli, albo, homogoneo, 0,5 mm. cr. ; tubulis atro-fulvis,
hexagoniis, non radiatim olongatis, 1,5 v 1, acie tenui, minuto den-
ticulata; sporis ellipsoideis, levibus, liyalinis, 14 « 7, copiosis; sti-
pite discum scutatum vix 1 cm. lat. formante.

Ilab. ad truncos Taxodii distichi, pr. Miami, Florida Am< ■-
ricas borealis.

7. Favolus tessellatulus Murr.) Sacc. ct D. Sacc, Hexagona tessetta- :,'-M
tnla Murr. Bull. Soc. Bot. CI. 1904. p. 330. — Piloo flabelliformi
convexo, postice depresso. 1-3*2-4*0,2 cm., cxtus leviter et mi-
nute tessellato, minuto hispido, demum glabrescente, albo, sicco
flavido, margine tenui, dentioulato, sicco levitor incurvo, s;cpo brun-
neo el hygrophano; contextu albo, membranaceo, translucido; tu-
bulis decurrentibus, albis, 2 mm. long., 4-6-angulis; poris 3*1
iiiin., demuin radiatim «•onlliientibus, acie tonui, lacerata; sporis
ellipsoideis, levibus, hyalinis, 2 -guttulatis, 10« 3; stipite Laterali,
brevi, sursum subincrassato, concolori, hispido, 3 5 mm. long.,
2-3 mm. cr., vulgo supra umbilicato.

Hymenomycet;e, Polyporacese, Favolus. 143

Hab. ad ligna putrescentia, Cuba (Underwood et Earle).

8. Favolus microsporus (Murr.) Sacc. et D. Sacc, Hexagona micro- 525
spora Murr. Bull. Torr. Bot. 01. 1904, p. 328. — Pileo flabelli-
ibrmi v. reniformi, convexo, vulgo umbilicato, v. postice depresso,
2-4 * 2,5 * 0,2-0,4 cm , extus glabro, levi, stramineo vcl cremeo,
margine acuto, undulato v. sublobato, raro reflexo, irregularitor
denticulato, atro-brunneo; contextu albo, 1-2 mm. cr. ; tubulis
decurrentibus, oehraceis, 1-2 mm. long. ; poris 4-6-angulis, 0,3-
0,5*0,6-1 mm. acie firma, denticulata; sporis ellipsoideis, Jevibus,
hyalinis, 9 «3; stipite laterali v. excentrico, infra subincrassato,
concolori, minute tomentoso v. glabrescente, 1-7 mm. long., 3-5
mm. cr.

Hab. ad truncos emortuos Betuhe, Bar Harbor Maine Ohio,
New York, New Jersey, Wisconsin Amer. bor. — F. alveolari
similis.

9. Favolus fragilis (Murr.) Sacc. et D. Sacc, Hexagona fragilis Murr. r>-j ;
Bull. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1904, p. 329. — Pileo flabelliformi, convexo,
depresso, 2,3-2,4*0,1-0,3 cm., extus denso hispido, minute radia-
to-striato, candido, dein arescendo cremeo; margine crassiusculo,
regulari, sicco inflexo, partim hygrophano, breve fugaciter fiiii-
briato; contextu tenui, albo, partim translucido, sicco fragili ; tu-
bulis decurrentibus albis, 2-3 mm. long., 4-6-angulis, poris 4*1.
demum radiatim confluentibus, sublamellosis, acie tenui, lacerata,
sepimentis fimbriatis; sporis ellipsoideis, levibus, hyalinis, 10«
4-5; stipite laterali subnequali, concolori, hispido, brevi, 5 min.
long., 2,5 mm. cr., rarius supra umbilicato.

Hab. ad truncos Chrysophylli in Jamaica (Earle).

10. Favolus Wilsonii (Murr.) Sacc. et D. Sacc, Hexagona Wilsonii 527
Murr. Bull. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1904, p. 329. — Pileo flabelliformi,
applanato, 4,7-4,9*0,05-0,2 cm., extus radiato-striato, leviter hi-
spido, partim tessellato, candido, dein aroscendo cromoo, margine
tenuissimo, vulgo lobato v. fisso, pilis fugacibus consperso; con-
textu carnoso-molli, membranaceo, albo, partim v. omnino trans-
lucido; tubulis decurrentibus, albis, 1-2 mm. long., 4-5-angulis;
poris 1,5*5 inm., prope marginem rninoribus, acie tenuissima,
denticulata; sporis ellipsoideis, lovibus, 10*5; stipite exacte late-
rali, ;equali, concolori, 0,5-1 cm. long., 2,5-5 mm. cr., hispido,
supra umbilicato.

Hab. ad truncos putres, Mont. Luquillo, Porto Rico (Percy
Wilson).

III Hymenomycetffi, Polyporacese, Lascbia.

11. Favolus floridanus Murr. Sacc. et D. Sacc, Hexagona floridana 523
Murr. Bull. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1904, pag 330. — Piloo flabellitbrmi
applanato, 2-2,5 « 3-0,2 cm., extus hispidulo, candido dein are-
scondo stramineo, tenuiter radiato-striato; margine lovitor undu-
lato, tossellato, ciliis numorosis minutis fimbriafco; contoxtu tenuis-
simo albo, membranaceo, translucido; tubulis decurrentibus, albis,
dein ochraceis, 1,5-2 mm. longis. typice hcxagoniis; poris 2-3 «
0,5-1, non radiatim confluentibus, acie tonui, fimbriata; sporis el-
lipsoideis, levibus, hyalinis, 9 «4; stipite laterali subncquali, basi
scutato, concolori, hispido, 2-3 mm. long., 1-2 mm. cr.

llab. ad truncos putres in silvis pr. Miami, Florida, Amer. bor.

LASCHIA Fr. — Syll. VI p. 404, IX p. 204, XI pag. 103, XIV
p. 196, XVI p. 170.

1. Laschia amcene-rosea P. Honn. F. St. Paul. III, p. 202 (Hedw. »29
1904). — Pileo gelatinoso, convexo sessili laterali affixo, ca. 40»)-
500 [i. diam , amoene rosoa pallescentc, levi, cellulis ovoideis vel
subgloboso-clavatis, ecliinulatis, roseolis, 20-30 •* 15-25; poris pau-
cis, 5-8, rotundatis; basidiis clavatis, 13-18 « 4; sporis ellipsoideis
hyalinis, 4 « 3.

Ilab. in ramis emortuis, Alto da Serra, St. Paulo Brasilise (Ule).
— Perexigua, sessilis, pulchella species.

2. Laschia (Favolaschia) sanguinea P. Henn. in Engl. Boh. Jahrb. 530
1901, p. 43. — Syll. XVI, p. 1110 (nomen). — Pileo gelatinoso,
tenui, suborbiculariter campanulato v reniformi, centro umbonato,
reticulato-tuberculato 5 11 mm. diam., sanguinoo v. atro-rubro;
hymenio plano v. subconvexo eoncolori; alveolis rotundatis v. ob-
longis subangulatis, acie integris, crassiusculis 1-1,5 mm. diam.,
sti])ite gracili, levi, glabro, sanguineo, basi pallide byssino 1,5-2
cm. longo, 1,5 mm. crasso; sporis ellipsoideis, byalinis 5-6*4.

Ilab. ad ligna putrida, Kamerun Afr.
.'). Laschia [Porolaschia chaugensis Rostr. in Bot. Tidsskrift, Oopen ."):{!
hagen 1902, vol. 24, pag. 211. — Orbicularis carnoso-gclatiuos,!.
superne brunnea, glabra, subtus carnea, sessilis, puncto dorsi ex-
centrico affixa 1-1,5 cm. lata; hymenio rcticulato-poroso.

ffab. ad truncos, Siam Asiie merid.
1. Laschia (Porolaschia caespitosa Bsrk. — Syll. VI, pag. 407. P. 532
ll-iiii. in Eedw. L903 p. (76). — Dense caespitosa ; pib-o carnoso-
gelatinoso, convexo, pallido, pellucido, levi, glabro, vertice obtuso
applanato, pallide brunneolo, interdum conico Bubumbonato, 0,8-

Hymenomycetse, Polyporacefe, Merulius. 145

1,5 cm. diam. ; stipite centrali, tereti, carnoso, subfistuloso, albido,
sublevi v. pruinoso 2,5-4,5 cm. longo, 2-3 mm. cr., basi incras-
sato; hymenio plano v. convexo, lacteo; poris adnexis, interdum
decurrentibus, subrotundatis v. oblonge angulatis, ca., 0,7-1 mm.
diam.; tubulis usque ad 3,5 mm. longis; carne ca. 1 rnm. cr. ;
basidiis clavatis, 16-20*4-6, sterigmatibus 2-4; sporis late elli-
psoideis, intus granulatis, hyalinis, 4-4,5 » 3-3,5.

Hab. gregatim in radicibus vetustis, Eumundi, S. Queensland,
Australise. — Diagnosis Berkeleiana omnino incompleta.

MERULIUS Hall. — Syll. VI p. 411, IX p. 205, XI p. 104, XIV
p. 200, XVI p. 172.

1. Merulius pseudolacrymans P. Henn. F. Indiae or. II, in Hedw. 533
1901, pag. 328. — Carnosus, dimidiato-apodus vel subimbricatus.
aurantio-rufescens v. pallescens, sublevis, glaber v. pruinosus 4-

12 cm. diam., margine obtuso pallido subvilloso; hymenio ceraceo,
alveolato-plicato v. reticulato, ferrugineo; poris angulato-rotun-
datis 1-2 mm., acie obtusis, integris; sporis subgloboso-ellipsoi-
deis navidis, obtusis, 1-guttulatis, 4-5 v 3,5-4.

Hab. in radicibus arborum, Saharanpur-G-arden Indire orient.

2. Merulius aureus Fr. El. I, p. 62. — Syll. VI, p. 415.

Hab. quoque ad ligna Pini silvestris, in Polonia. — Spe-
cies haic rarissima ssepe rudimenta pilei exserit; color subiculi et
marginis aureus; hymenium concolor exsiccando aurantium; sporae
stramineae, cylindraceae, 3 y,-4 1/2 v 2-2 '/., ; hyph;e 2-3 \x. lata) (Bre-
sadola, Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 82).

3. Merulius molluscus Fr. Syst. Myc. I, p. 329, Icon. seloct. t. 193,
f. 2. — Syll. VI, p. 416, Meridius lceticolor Berk. et Br. Ann.
Nat. Hist. n. 1681, Merulius subaurantiacus Peck 38 Rop. St.
Mus. p. 93! Merulius aureus Auct. pl. non Fr.

Hab. quoque ad truncos Pini silvestris, in Polonia. —
Sporse navid;e, ellipsoideae, 5 1/2-7 « 4-4 l/t rarius 51/., (t.; basidia
clavata, 30*6-8; hyphae 3-5 »j.. lat;e. Variat crassior et tenuior,
margine fimbriato vel subreflexo et subpileato, hymenio carnoo,
carneo-aurantio etc. (Bresaclola, Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol.
pag. 83).

4. Merulius himantioides Fr. Syst. Myc. I, p. 329, Icon. Sol. t. 193,

f. 1. _ Syll. VI, p. 415 Ihjdnum Pinastri Fr. Syst. Myc. I,

p. 417! Hydnum sordidum Weinm. Ross. p. 370!

Hab. quoque ad ligna Pini silvestris, in Polonia. — Sporse

10

146 Hymonomycetse, Polyporaceee, Solenia.

ellipsoideae, sub microscopio flavo-aurese, fulvescentes, 5-6 m 3 '/.-
41/.,. Hymenium in speciminibus vetustis hydnoideum. Hunc statum
sistunt Hydnum Pinastri Fr. ei Hydnum eordidum Weinm., prout
e speciminibus originalibus a nobis examinatis clare comprobatum
fuit. (Bresadola, Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 83).

5. Merulius crispatus Fl. Dan. tab. 710, f. 2, Fries Syst. Myc. I,
p. 328. — Syll. VI, p. 418.

Hab. quoque ad ramos Alni glutinosse et Coryli Avel-
lanas, in Polonia. — Sporse hyalinae, oblongaj, sa^pe biguttulat;r,
4-4 72 »2-2 7,; basidia clavata 15-20*4-5; hyphae 3-4 l/2 <j.. latae.
Parum a Merulio serpente Tode diversus. Meo sensu Merulius fu-
gax, M. porinoides et M. crispatus vix formae Merulii serpentis
Tode considerandas. (Bresadola, Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol.
1903, p. 83).

6. Merulius hydnoides P. Henu. in Hedvv. 1903, XXI, p. 179. — 534
Absque diagnosi.

Hab. in lignis fabrefactis humidis in Germania. — L. c. p. 183
cl. Hennings ex iisdem locis descripsit speciem alteram, ut vide-
tur, novam, sed sine nomine.

SOLENIA Hoffm. — Syll. VI p. 424, IX p. 208, XI p. 106, XIV
p. 201, XVI p. 172.

1. Solenia confusa Bres. Fung. Polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 84 535
[Solenia anomala Aut. pr. p.). — Turbinato-substipitata ; recepta-
culis dense gregariis vel basi connatis et csespitulos circulares, 2
mm. circiter latos, ssepe confiuentes, cfformantibus, mycelio tenui
farinaceo insidentibus, villosis, subcervinis, expallentibus, l/2 mm.
circiter latis, disco e cinereo pallido; sporis pure hyalinis, cylin-
draceo-subcurvulis, 7-10*2-2 7,; basidiis clavatis, 30 « 4-6; pilis
luteis, apico granulosis, 250-600^3, ssepe conidiophoris; conidiis
8-10«472-6.

Ilab. ad ramos corticatos Alni glutinosae, Salicis cine-
reoe, Betulse et Populi tremuhc, in Polonia. — Species
h;rc forma connata Solenicu anomalce et forma gregaria Solenicv
8tipitatce simillima, a quibus nota sporarum praecipue diversa. In
Solenia anomala sporae sunt hyalino-stramineae, 7-11 w 4-5. Etiam
Solenice populicolce videtur proxima, sod sporis fere duplo miiio-
ribus, forma et colore receptaculorum distincta.

2. Solenia stipata Fr. Syst. Myc. II, p. 106. — Syll. VI, f. 428.

Ilnh. ad ligna arbor. frond., in Polonia. — Sporae hyalinae,

Hymenomycetse, Hydnacese, Hydnum. 147

subcylindraceae, 8-10 «3-4; basidia clavata, 30-34^6-7; pili gri-
seo-fusci, sub micr. lutei, apice stepe hyalini, inflati, conidia ob-
ovata 7-9 » 5-7 exserentes; discus pallidus. A Solenia anomala
differt forma cupulari receptaculorum et deficientia subiculi to-
mentosi. Discum nigrescentem nunquam vidi. (Bresadola, Fungi
Polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 84).

PH/EOSOLENIA Speg. Mycetes argentinenses, ser. II, 1902, pag. 53
(Etym. phaios fuscus et Solenia). — Fabrica et natura Solenin-,
sed sporge ochracese. In Tab. comp. fung. (vol. XIV, p. 10; ge-
nus hoc occupabit n. 122.

1. Phaeosolenia platensis Speg. 1. c. — Subiculum effusum arcte ma- 536
trice adnatum plagulas majusculas sordidas 1-10 cm. diam. efli-
ciens, ambitu indefinitum, pilis erectis 20-60 « 3-5 fulvellis, hirsu-
tum ; pileis numerosissimis, dense gregariis, rectis v. cernuis, tur-
binatis, margine obtuse rotundatis 0,4-0,8 mm. alt., 0,3-0,5 mm.
diam. ; pilis confertissimis, brevibus acutiusculis 15-25 « 2-3, con-
tinuis, levibus, albo-velutinis; basidiis clavulatis 20 « 6-7, obtusis,
sterigmatibus 2-3 brevissimis coronatis; cystidiis nullis; sporis
utrinque obtusis vel subacutatis 5 « 4-5, grosse uni-guttulatis e
chlorino-ochraceis.

Hab. ad ramos vetustos putrescentes Manihotis cartha-
genensis, La Plata in Argentina.

Fam. 3. Hydnacese.

HYDNUM L. — Syll. VI p. 430, IX p. 208, XI p. 106, XIV p. 201,
XVI p. 174.

1. Hydnum umbilicatum Peck in Rep. of the State Botanist 1901, 537
p. 953. — Pileo carnoso, convexo, glabro, umbilicato, rufo brun-
neo, 12-36 mm. lato; carne alba, sapore grato; aculeis planis, fra-
gilibus, subcequalibus, pileo pallidioribus; stipite sub;equali, glabro,
firmo, albido 2,5-3,5 cm. longo, 4-8 mm. crasso; sporis globosis
7,5-10 [i. diam.

Hab. in silvis, Hague, Amer. bor. — 77. rufescenti afiinis.

2. Hydnum Ikeni Sacc. ad interim IL/dnum.... P. Henn. F. japonici IV, 538
in Bot. Jahrbiicher vol. XXXI, 1902, p. 736. — Pileo carnoso,
subramoso-imbricato, pallide isabellino, superne longitudinaliter

148 Hymenomycetae, Hydnacese, Hydnum.

striatulo, intorclum verrucoso, margine inciso-lobato, basi in sti-
pitem porrecto, ca. 15 cm. longo; hymenio subisabellino, aculeis
densissimis, basi fasciculatis, filiformi-subulatis, acutis, ca. 0,5-1
cm. longis, 100-200 a. cr.; basidiis clavatis; sporis ovoideis 4-
5 w 3,5-4 hyalinis.

Ilab. ad truncos Carpini spec, Musashi Japoniae. — Exem-
plaria visa tantum sicca et contracta, hinc forma ignota. Forte ad
subgenus Merisma spectat.

3. Hydnum graveolens Delast. — Syll. VI, p. 442. — var. subzo- 539
natum Peck Rep. St. Bot. 1903, p. 24. — A typo differt pileo
plus minus zonato aculeisque pallidioribus.

llab. ad terram North Elba et Lake Pleasant, Amer. bor.

4. Hydnum imbricatum L. — Syll. VI, p. 430. — forma dolichopus 540
C. Mass. Novit. Fl. Myc. ver. 1902, p. 73. — Pileo superne squa-
mis parvis (deciduis?) vestito, stipite laterali (ad instar Hydni au-
riscalpii) usque ad 10 cm. longo et 1 cm. crasso.

Hab. ad terram pr. Tregnago Italia bor.

5. Hydnum colossum Bres. Myc. Lusitanici novi in Atti R. Ace. di r>11
Sc. Lett. ed Arti degli Agiati in Roveredo vol. VIII, 1902, p. 130.

— Pileo carnoso, crasso, e convexo explanato-depresso, margine
repando, levi, pubescente, badio-rubiginoso, usque ad 15 cm. lato;
aculeis validis, confertis, pileo concoloribus, usque ad 2 em. lon-
gis; stipite napiformi, valido, solido, concolore, pruinato, apice
punctato-scabro, 6 cm. circ. longo, apice 4 cm., basi 1-2 cm. cr.;
carne lurido-pallida, subconcolore, odore forti, subnauseoso, sapore
subamaro ; sporis angulato-echinulatis, stramineis, 7-8 * 5-7 ; basi-
diis clavatis 35-40 « 6-8.

Ilah. ad terram in pinetis pr. Setubal Lusitani;<\ — Hydno
versipelli Fr. proxime affine.
0. Hydnum albo-magnum Banker in Bull. Torr. Bot. 01. 1901. p. 207. 542

— Pileo levi, glabro, repando, 5-8 cm. lato ; substantia carnosa,
fragili, alba; stipite brevi, crasso. centrali v. excentrico, 2 I cm.
alto, 1-2,5 cm. cr,, in basim incrassatam expanso; dentibua tenui-
bus, 2-4 mm. longis, breve decurrentibus ; sporis ovoideis, inter-
diun irregularibus, apiculatis, minutis 3,5-4 « 5,5-7.

Hdb. ad terram Auburn Ala Amer. bor. — Affine Hydno r<-
pando ei albido, sed colore, glabritie, sporis, statura diversum.
7. Hydnum diabolicum Rick in Ann. Myeol. 1904, p. 244. — Pileo 543
2 cm. lato, 3 mm. ci . carnoso, fragili, brunueo-atro, tomento
levi consperso; aculeis •") mm. altis, regularibus, densis, ex cine-

Hymenomycetfe, Hydnacese, Hydnum. 149

reo brunneo-atris non decurrentibus ; stipite 1-2 cm. alto, 4 mni.
lato, versus terram brunneo-tomentoso ; sporis valde verrucosis
6-8 \x. diam., globosis vel irregularibus brunneis.

Hab. ad terram in silvis prope S. Leopoldo Brasilise.

8. Hydnum boreale Banker in Bull. Torr. Bot. Club 1902, XXIX, 544
p. 553. — Albo-virescens, udum ; pileo crasso, convexo, undulato.
12-15 cm. lat. ; stipite brevi, crasso, compresso, 7 cm. long., 7
cm. lat., e lat. 2 cm. cr. ; aculeis brevibus, 5 mm. long., 5 mm.
lat., apicibus albis rotundatis vel in sicco interdum nodulosis, de-
currentibus, brunneolis ; substantia zonata, strato superiore albo,
inferiore obscuriore, spongiosa, crassa, inferius compactiore, stipitis
dilute azurrea; mycelio purpurascente, persistente ; odore ingrato.

Hab. ad terram humosam et inter folia Mont Desert Ame-
ricse borealis.

9. Hydnum humidum Banker in Bull. Torr. Bot. Club. 1902, p. 553. 545

— Flavidum, dein brunneum, hygrophanum ; pileo irregulari,
spongioso, scrobiculato, 9 cm. v. amplius lat. ; stipite obtuso, brun-
neolo, circ. 2 cm. long., 1,5 cm. cr. ; aculeis 5 mm. long., brun-
neis, apice albis; substantia suberosa, sicca duriore et grisea vel
lignicolore, maculis obscurioribus subcartilagineo-gummosis notata
intusque zonata; odore forti non ingrato; sapore dulci.

Hab. ad terram detriticam compactam, Mont Desert Amer. bor.

— Fungus vivus, ubi pressus, aquam exsudat.

10. Hydnum cyaneo-tinctum Peck Bu.ll. Torr. Bot. 01. 1903, p. 98. — •""'•
Pileo vix tenaci, potius molliter spongioso, subplano, minute to-
mentoso, albido v. fulvescente, margine cyaneo-tincta ; carne isa-
bellina v. pallida, demum ferrugineo-brunnea ; stipite brevi, firmo,
fere usque ad pileum tomento isabellino clense vestito; sporis glo-
bosis, verrucosis, coloratis, 4 [x. diam.

Hab. ad terram, Orris Island Maine (Miss A. C. Anderson). —
Subaffine H. suaveolenti, sed inodorum, carne diverse colorata, sti-
pite dense tomentoso.

11. Hydnum cristatum Bresadola in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, apul 54-3
Atkinson. — Pileo 6-10 cm. lato,' convexo expanso plus minusve
insequali, irregulari, margine interdum undulato, carnoso, crasso,
molli vel ssepe duro ochraceo-luteo, strigoso-cristato ; stipite con-
colori 6-10 cm. alto, 8-15 mm. crasso; aculeis 3-6 cm. longis,
brunneo-olivaceis, dein intense griseis, decurrentibus ; basidiis clav;i

tis 25-30 v 6-8, 4-sporis; sporis brunneo-olivaceis in charta, sub
lente pallide brunneis, globosis, tuberculatis, 4-5 ;j.. diam.

150 Rymenomycetse, Bydnacese, Hydnum.

Ilab. ad terram, Blowing Rock N. C, in America boreali.

12. Hydnum juranum (Quel.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Dryodon juranum Que- 548
let Assoc. franc. p. 1'Avanc. Scienc. 1901, part. II, 1902, p. 496,
tab. III, f. 10. — Trunco erecto, ramoso, villoso, albo, ramis acu-
leis brevibus, confertis, acutis, roseo-rubris obtectis; carne elastica,
sapicla, alba; sporis sphsericis, 6-7 a. diam., ocellatis, liyalinis.

Ilab. ad caudices pineos in Jura pr. Neufchatel autumno L.
Favre).

13. Hydnum cucullatum Har. et Pat. Champ. rec. au Japon, in Bull. 549
du Mus. d'hist. nat. 1902, n. 2, p. 130. — Totum albido-lute-
scens, simplex v. imbricato-coespitosum, pileo carnoso, glaberrimo,
conchiformi, postice marginato, dorsaliter affixo, pendulo, margine
undulato, plus minusve lobato, inflexo; aculeis confertis, simplici-
bus, acutis, 3 mm. circiter longis.

Hab. ad truncos, Chuizuipi Japonise.

14. Hydnum conigenum Peck, Bull. Torr. Bot. 01. 1903, p. 97. — 550
Pileo coriaceo, 1-2 cm. lat., obconico, supra subplano, levi, minute
pubescente, griseo-aurantiaco v. flavido, subinde margine fisso;
substantia fibrosa, azona, aurantio-brunnea; aculeis brevibus de-
currentibus, albidis dein brunneis; stipite tenui. centrali v. sub-
excentrico, pileo concolore, deorsum incrassato ob massam spon-
gioso-tomentosam, aurantiam sporis globosis, coloratis, 4-5 a. diam.

Hab. ad conos Pini ponderosa?, ad pedes Mont Moscow
Idaho Amer. bor. (L. F. Henderson). — Affine II. aurantiaco
sed minus, stipite tenuiore, pileo levi, substantia azona.

15. Hydnum dichroum Pers. Myc. Europ. II, p. 213 (Cfr. Syll. VI. -:)]
p. 456 , Hydnum ochraceum Quel. non Pers. fide speciminum. —
Pileis coriaceis, dimidiato-sessilibus, basi ssepe porrectis, dense im-
bricatis, pallidis, tomentoso-villosis, levibus vel sulcato-zonatis,
parvis, 1 cm. circiter latis, 5-6 mm. antice productis; aculeis cras-
siusculis, spathulatis, teretibus immixtis, apice demum incisis, car-
neolis; sporis subglobosis, 1-guttulatis, 4-5* 3 '/.,-4; basidiis cla-
vatis, 15-20*4-5; cystidiis clavatis vel subfusoideis, superne fur-
furaceo-tunicatis, 60-80 « 7-9, demum detersis tumque 5-7 ;i. latis.

Hab. ad corticem Pruni Padi, in Polonia. — Species hsec
ab Hydno pndorino, cui ceu synonymon a cl. Friesio subjungitur,
clare distincta pileo crassiori, generatim dimidiato-sessili, aculeis
spathulatis et sporis fere globosis, 1-guttulatis. (Bresadola Fungi
Polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 84).

16. Hydnum sajanense K;irst. ) Sacc. et D. Sacc, Sclerodon mjanensu :^-j

Hymenomycetce, Hydnacese, Hydninn. 151

Karst. Fungi nov. Loennb. 1904, p. 4 (Finska Vetensk. Soc). —
Pileo membranaceo, effuso-reflexo, glabro, circiter 3 cm. lato ; acu-
leis confertissimis, acicularibus, gracilibus, flaccidis, aequalibus, fer-
ruginascentibus, circiter 3 mm. Jongis.

Hab. in cortice arborum frondosarum in regione Sajanensi
Sibirise, Sept. 1902 (0. A. F. Lonnbohm).

17. Hydnum sericeum (Pat.) Sacc. et D. Sacc, Acia sericea Pat. in 353
Duss Enum. Ohamp. G-uadel. 1903, p. 19. — Tenue, omnino re-
supinatum, fragile, ochraceo-pallidum, margine floccoso-albido, vix
clistincto; aculeis aequalibus, confertis, brevissimis, 200-300« 50-80,
apice sterilibus, habitum velutinum pnebentibus ; cystidiis nullis;
basidiis claviformibus, 13-15 « 4-6, sterigmatibus quaternis; sporis
incoloribus, ovoideo-globulosis, levibus, 6 « 4.

Hab. ad radices sublignosas Scitaminese cujusdam, Camp
Jacob. G-uadalupa (Duss).

18. Hydnum populinum Peck Eep. of the State bot. 1899, p. 84G. — 554
Resupinatum, effusum, 4-8 mm. long., subiculo tenui, minute floc-
culoso dein submembranaceo, adnato albo vel albido, margine te-
nuissimo, nudo, albo ; aculeis sparsis vel congestis, brevissimis,
obtusis dein papilliformibus, 1 mm. longis, teretibus vel mutua
pressione compressis, albis, ssepe leviter roseo-tinctis, intus sti-
patis superficie distantiusculis ; sporis albis, ellipticis G-7,5 « 3-3,5.

Hab. in corticibus Populi tremuloidis, Gansevoort Ame-
ricre borealis.

19. Hydnum pexatum Massee in Kew Bull. 1901, p. 157. — Subi- 555
culo resupinato late et irregulariter effuso, submembranaceo, ochra-
ceo; aculeis confertis, brevibus, acutiusculis, apice subincisis, non-
nullis levissime umbilicatis ; sporis ellipsoideis, hyalinis, 7 « 5.

Hab. ad ligna emortua, in Tasmania (Rodway).

20. Hydnum combinans Peck Rep. of the State bot. 1899, p. 846. - 556
Late effusum; subiculo tenui, floccoso-farinoso, adnato, indetermi-
nato, albido; aculeis ad marginem sparsis, albidis, v. stipatis, sub-
fasciculatis, cremeo-luteis, vel constricto-conicis, duriusculis, sub-
obtusis, margine ciliatis; sporis subglobosis, 3-4 \i. diam., unigut-
tulatis. ,

Hab. in truncis decorticatis, "Warrensburg, Amer. bor. — Acu-
leis vere multiformibus ad Poriam Oclontiamque vergit. Ab Ili/dno
farinaceo et II . stipato satis diversum.

21. Hydnum chlorascens Pat. Champ. Algero-Tunis., in Bull. Soo. :,:,:
Myc. de France T. XVIII, 1902, fasc. I. — Resupinatum, mem-

152 Hymenomycetse, Hydnacese, Hydnum.

branaceum, molle, albidum, subtile, limbriatum, mycelio albido, ra-
moso circumdatum 5 aculeis initio albis, deinde rubris et postremo
olivaceis, simplicibus, dense stipatis 3 mm. long., conicis, acutis,
carnosis, facile secedentibus ; cystidiis nullis; sporis ovoideo-fusi-
formibus singulis, hyalinis, 8«3, acervatis rubro-chlorinis.

Ilab. in ligno decorticato putri Quercus Suberis, El Fei-
dja, Algeria.

22. Hydnum fastigiatum Rick Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 243.- Resupi- 558
natum, effusum, ceraceum, subiculo tenui, flavescenti, margine gri-
seo, fimbriato, ochraceo-ferrugineum ; dentibus in apice et ad la-
tera multiramosis, clavari;cformibus, glabris, compressis, albis, dein
ochraceo-ferrugineis, usque 2 mm. altis. usque 4 mm. latis, den-
ticulis 0,5 mm. latis; sporis ovoideis 5-6^3; basidiis 10^6; ste-
rigmatibus quaternis 6 ;j.. longis; cystidiis basidio paullo angu-
stioribus.

Hab. in ramis putridis St Leopoldo, Rio grande do Sul Bra-
silise. — Dentes similes sunt ramificationi Clavaricv fastigiatce. Sic-
cando laete aurantiacum.

23. Hydnum balsameum Peck Rep. State Bot. 1903, p. 15. — Resu- 559
pinatum; subiculo tenuissimo albido vel pallido; aculeis conicis,
dense sparsis, non confertis, brunneis, superficiem brunneam red-
dentibus.

Hab. in lignis decorticatis Abietis balsamere, North Elba,
Amer. bor. Interdum per corticem repit.

24. Hydnum macrescens Banker in Peck Eep. St. Bot. 1903, p. 15. r,("
— Resupinatum, effusum, subiculo vix 1 mm. or., ochraceum, sub-
farinaceum (pra^cipue in partibus tenuioribus), rimosum, margine
indeterminato; mycelio albo, arachnoideo, circa subiculum expanso;
aculeis sparsis, minutis, l/l0-l/.k mm. long., 50-100 |i. cr., obtusis,
ssepe furcatis, subiculo concoloribus sed pallidioribus, apice subci-
Jiato albo.

Ilab. in hymenio Sterei frustulosi lignoque emortuo pro-
ximo, Saratoga Co Amer. bor. — Affine H. sulphurello Peck a
quo differt colore, margine indefinito, aculeis ciliatis etc.

25. Hydnum Earleanum D. R. Sumstine, Torreya Apr. 1904. — Re- 56]
supinatum; aculeis 3-6 mm. long , aureo-flavis ....

Ifab. in latere inf. truncorum decorticatorum Ostryae vir-
ginianae, Armshung County, Pa Amor. bor.

Efymenomycetse, Hydnacese, Radulum. ir.::

PROTOHYDNUM Moell. — Syll. XIV, p. 251.

1. ?Protohydnum lividum Bres. Fungi Polonici, in Ann. Mycol. 1903, 562
pag. 117. — Subiculo late effuso, adnato, ceraceo-membranaceo,
ambitu similari, fusco-livido vel fusco-vinoso fertili ; aculeis par-
vis, papilliformibus, acutis, '/, mm. circiter longis, concoloribus,
apice sterilibus, interrupte crescentibus, in sicco collabentibus ; spo-
ris hyalinis, subglobosis vel obovatis, interdum uno latere sub-
compressis et crasse 1-guttulatis, 5 '/„-8 * 4-5; basidiis late ob-
ovatis, 9-10*6-8, 2-4-sterigmaticis; hyphis conglutinatis, crasse
tunicatis, 1 l/2 jx. circiter latis.

Hab. ad ligna mucida Betulas, in Polonia. — Species haec
in sicco Sebacinam refert, nam aculei omnino collapsi, nec amplius
visibiles, in vegeto vero evidentissimi, sed tantum interrupte con-
glomerato-crescentes, subiculum quoque, ubi aculei desunt, fertilo
est; aculei tantum infra dimidium fertiles.

IRPEX Fr. — Syll. VI p. 482, IX p. 213, XI p. 110, XIV p. 205,
XVI p. 178. °

1. Irpex lacteus Fr. Fl. I, p. 145, Bres. Hym. Hung. Kmet. p. 37 563
cum syn. — Syll. VI, p. 485.

Hab. quoque ad truncos Alni, in Polonia. — Bres. Fungi Po-
lonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 88. — var. canescens Bres. 1. c. (/>•-
pex canescens Fr.). — Syll. VI, p. 485. — Ad ramos Frangulae
Alni et Populi tremulse, in Polonia. Specimina examinata
pulchella, parva, hymenio ex maxima parte cyclomycetoideo; sporse
cylindracese, uno latere subdepressae, 5-7 '/, * 2 '/,-3 '/.,; basidia
clavata, 20-25 * 5-6 ; cystidia furfuraceo-truncata, fusoidea, valida,
60-100*8-10; hyphge contextus 2 '/-4 (i.

2. Irpex tasmanicus Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 177, /. depauperatus 564
Massee in Kew Bull. 1901, pag. 157, nec B. et Br. — Subiculo
resupinato, tenui, cervino, ambitu tomentoso, albido ; aculeis sub-
confertis, obsolete reticulato-convexis, brevibus, lateribus subinci-
sis; sporis ellipsoideis, 6*3-4, hyalinis.

Hab. in ligno emortuo in Tasmania (Rodway).

RADULUM Fr. - Syll. VI p. 493, IX p. 214, XI pag. 111, XIV

p. 206, XVI p. 178. - Ofr. Grev. XX p. 33.
1. Radulum spathulatum (Schrad.) Bres. Fungi Polonici in Ann. Myc.

1903, p. 89. Hydnum Schrad. Spic. tab. 4, f. 3, Irpex spathtdatus

Fr. El. I, p. 146. — Syll. VI, p. 490.

154 Hymenomycetse, Hydnaceae, Grandinia.

H(th. ad ligna Piui Bilvestris, in Polonia. — Spccies hsec
potius Radulum quam Irpex. Subiculum bene evolutum subcera-
ceum et aculei vix coriacei, insuper s;cpe tuberculati et teretes.
Sporse hyalinse, l-guttulatae, subglobosa1, 3 '/ -41/., « 3 '/.,-4; basidia
clavata, 15-20 «4-5; hyphae 2-3 a. Teste cl. P. Hennings, hujus
speciei status gasterosporus esset Ceriomyces rubescens Boud.

2. Radulum Eichlerii Brcs. Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1003, p. 89. 565
— Effusum, luride carneolum, margine byssino, albido; subiculo
tomentoso-submembranaceo ; tuberculis ceraceo-subspongiosis, irre-
gularitcr sparsis, cylindraceis vel spathulatis vel compressis, apice
truncatis. pubescentibus, interdum poroso-connexis, in sicco valde
diminutis, pallidis, apice sub lente fimbriatis; sporis iiavo-rufis,
subglobosis, uno latere subdepressis, 5-7 « 4 '/ -6 '/,; basidiis cla-
vatis, 30-35 ^ 7-8, 2-4 sterigmaticis ; hyphis tenuibus, septato-no-
dosis, 4-7 ;j.. latis.

Hab. ad truncos Coryli A v e 1 1 a n ae in Polonia. Species
h;i'C exsiccando collabitur, deformatur et vix primitivae formae
vestigia relinquit.

3. Radulum stratosum Annie L. Smith Journ. Linn. Soc. XXXV, 566
pag. 8, tab. 1, fig. 1-5 (extr.). — Syll. XVI p. 1116 (nomen). —
Effusum, fuscum, margine paullo reflexum, circa 1 mm. crassum ;
tuberculis dentiformibus, raro papilliformibus, minutis, obliquis.
fuscis, plerumque in apicem pallidum sterilem attenuatis; thallo
sectione verticali e stratis cellularum parenchymaticum et spora-
rum velut inclusarum pluribus alternis composito; basidiis amplis,
irregularibus. obtusis; sporis ovato-oblongis, spadiceis, levibus 10 * 7.

Hab. ad ligna, in ins. Dominica Indias occid. — In formam
rosaceam crescit.

GRANDINIA Fr. — Syll. VI p. 500, IX p. 215, XI pag. 113, XIV
p. 207. XVI p. 179.

1. Grandinia Burtii Peck Rep. of the State bot. 1899, pag. 847. r>r>7
hVsupinata, tenuis, adnata, minute rimosa, alba vel albida, dein
cremeo-lutea, ambitu definito albo; granulis minutis, hemisphge-
ricis vel papillosis, numerosis, stipatis sed parce congestis; sporis
subellipsoideis 6*5.

Ilab. in corticibus Fagi, East Galway, Saratoga co., Amor.
bor. (E. A. Burt).

2. Grandinia cinereo-violacea P. Jlenn in Hedw. 1903, p. (74). — .-„;s
Crustacea, innata, late eflEusa, emarginata, intordum rimosa. con-

Hymenomycetse, Hydnacese, Phlebia. l5S

textu cinnamomeo, hymenio cinereo-violaceo, pruinoso, dense gra-
nulato, granulis verruciformibus, subfimbriatis, ca. 60-100 p. diam.;
sporis subglobosis, 3-4 \l. diam., levibus.

Hab. in truncis corticatis, Eumundi, S. Queensland Australi:-'
(L. Pritzel).
3. Grandinia helvetica (Pers.) Fr. Hym. Eur. p. 027. — Syll. VI,
p. 502 — Hydnum Pers. Myc Europ. II, p. 184.

Hab. quoque ad truncos Populi tremulae, Betuke, Ti-
lise, Abietis etPini silv., in Polonia. — Mycelium himan-
tioideum, e fibrillis pallidis, reticulatis, ex hyphis regularibus 5-
7 [x. crassis, conflatis constans; granulis globosis, in sicco ut plu-
rimum collapsis, griseo-alutaceis ; sporis globosis, hyalinis, pun-
ctato-asperulis, 4-4 '/, v 3 '/,-4; basidiis clavatis, 20-25 «4-6; hy-
phis contextus hic illic inflatis, 4-8 [j.. latis. (Bresadola, Fungi Po-
lonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 89).

PHLEBIA Fr. - Syll. VI p. 497, IX p. 215, XI pag. 112, XIV
p. 207.

1. Phlebia Kriegeriana Henn. in Hedw. 1902, p. (146). — Mycelio 569
(subiculo) albido, carnoso-membranaceo, effuso, ambitu tenui-mem-
branaceo, effuso, ambitu tenui-membranaceo v. fibroso-radiato-
fimbriato; hymenophoro ex tuberculis usque 0,5 mm. altis, ssepe
anastomosantibus, carnosulis, demum longitudinaliter plicatis vel
obtuse rimulosis, formato; tuberculis subinde pluribus, ex uno
puncto oriundis et radiantibus ; hymenio lnete brunneolo, griseo-
variegato; basidiis clavatis, 2-4-sterigmata ferentibus; sporis cy-
lindraceis, curvulis, utrinque rotundatis, 3,5-4^1,5-2, hyalinis
levibus.

Hab. in trunco dejecto, vetusto, Aceris Pseudoplatan i in
cacumine Winterberg, in Helvetia Saxonica (\V. Krikgeb . — De-
scriptionem pleniorem et forte magis exactam confer loco citato.

2. Phlebia albida Fr. Monogr. II, p. 280. — Syll. VI, p 438.

Hab. quoque ad ramos Alni, in Polonia. - - Cartilagineo-mom-
branacea, ex orbiculari oblonga. vegeta substraminea vel pallide
alutacea, demum centro tinctura subcarneola, exsiceando candieans
vel flavescens, margine albo-fimbriato, rugis radiantibus obsita,
centro papillosa; spor.-e hyalinre, subcylindracese, 4 '/.,-5 * 2 '/,-'J :
basidia clavata 15-20^4-5; hyphfc 4-5 \x. (Bresadola, Fungi Po-
lonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 90).

l.v, Etymenoiuycetee, Hydnaceae, Odontia.

ODONTIA Pers. — Syll. VI p. 506, IX p. 210, XI p. 113, XIV
p. 208, XVI pag. 180.

1. Odontia diaphana (Schrad) Quel., Bres. Fungi Pol. in Ann. Mycol.
1903, ]>. 87, Hydnum diaphanurn Schrad. Spic. tab. 3, f. 3? —
Syll. VI, pag. 472.

Hab. quoque ad truncos Carpini, in Polonia. — Species haec,
meo sensu intellecta, vix specifice distincta ab Od. crustacea. Stru-
ctura idontica, niodo aculei regulariter explicantur, e granulifor-
mibus teretibus, elongatis, usque ad 2 mm. longis, glabris, apice
sterili, subfimbriato, raro bifido, suhdiaphanis. Hydnum diaphanum,
subiculo diaphano, nondum vidi (Bresadola 1. c).

2. Odontia brassicicola Bres. Myc. Lusitanici novi, in Atti R. Acc. di ""
Sc. Lett. ecl Arti degli Agiati in Roveredo vol. VIII. 1902, p. 131.

— Late effusa ; subiculo tomentoso, albo, ubique fertili ; aculeis
dense congestis, e granulosis verruciformibus, apice breviter fim-
briatis, albis, minutis, vix 0,5 mm. long. ; sporis subvirguliformi-
bus, 3,5-4,5 « 1,5-2 hyalinis ; basidiis clavatis, 15-18 «5; hyphis
2,5-4,5 a. latis.

Hab. ad caules vetustos exsiccatos Brassicoe oleracea) pr.
Setubal Lusitanise.

3. Odontia stipata (Fr.) Quel. Fl. Myc. pag. 435, Hydnum Fr. Syst.
Myc. I, pag. 425. — Syll. VI, pag. 473.

Ildb. quoque ad truncos Ulmi, in Polonia. — Subiculum to-
mentosum, ex hyphis tenacibus, copiosis, 2-21 a. latis contlatum ;
aculei dense congesti, breves, fimbriati vel dentati; sporae subglo-
bosse, punctake, hyalinge, 4*3; basidia clavata, 12 « 3-4. Ab Odon-
tia farinacea praecipue subiculo tomentoso distincta (Bresadola,
Fungi polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 87).

4. Odontia subalbicans (Pers.) Bres. Fungi polonici in Ann. Mycol. 57]
1903, p. 87, Thelephora granulosa p. subalbicans Pers. Syn. p. 576,
lfydnum Myc. Europ. II, p. 184 — Sordide albida, tenuis, gra-
nulis concoloribus plus minusve dense congestis, demum subver-
ruciformibus, apice subfusco fimbriato; sporis hyalinis, subcylin-
draceis, 7-10 «3-4; basidiis clavatis, 30-35 «6-7; hyphis irregula-
ribus 5-0 ;j.. crassis.

Hab. quoque ad truncos querneos in Polonia. — Bene evo-
luta Odonfice bicolori Alb. et Schw. sat similis evadit.

5. Odontia Himantia (Schw.) Bres. Fungi polonici in Ann. Mycol.
L903, pag. 86, Hydnum Schw n. 992, Bres llym. Hung. Kmet.
](. 30 c. syn. — Syll. VI, p. L69

Hymenomycetee, Hydnacese, Odontia. 157

Hab. quoque ad truncos Ooryli et Quercus, in Polonia. —
Sporge genuime, hyalinse, oblonga^, 8-10 « 3-4 (non ut in Hym.
Hung. Km. loc. cit. errore exposui) basidia clavata, 24-28^6-8;
hyphae contextus 3-4 fi. latoe. Pulchra hasc species hucusque jam
pluribus locis in Europa lecta, scil. in Hungaria (Kmet, Gresckik)
in Suecia (Eomell) et in Polonia rossica (Eichler). Crescit etiam
ad truncos Coniferarum.

6. Odontia lusitanica Bres. Myc. Lusitanici novi, in Atti E. Acc. di 572
Sc. Lett. ed Arti degli Agiati in Eoveredo vol. VIII, 1902, p. 131.

— Eesupinata et late effusa; subiculo tenui, submembranaceo, in
sicco cartilagineo ; aculeis carnosis, exsiccando corneis, subulatis,
dense aggregatis v. basi connatis, apice fimbriatis, glabrescentibus,
ex hyalinis pallide carneo-fumosis, 6-10 mm. longis, basi 1 mm.
circ. cr. ; sporis obovatis, 6-7 w 4-4,5 hyalinis; basidiis clavatis, 25-
30^6-7; cystidiis subfusoideis, apice obtusis, 12-15 a. latis.

Hab. ad truncos Amygdalis communis pr. Setubal Lu-
sitanise.

7. Odontia platensis Speg. Mycol. argent. ser. II, 1902, pag. 54. — 573
Pileis tenuibus, primo suborbicularibus, 2-5 mm. diam., centro roseo,
margine matrici adnatis, latiuscule sterilibus albis, subfimbriatulis
dein confluentibus, margine relaxato involuto; hymenio tenui, ce-
raceo subochroleuco v. subroseo laxe v. crebre granuloso, granulis
hemisphsericis, 0,3-0,4 mm. alt. et diam., obtusis v. acutiusculis ac
subpenicillatis ; basidiis obovatis 12 « 8, sterigmatibus brevibus mi-
nutis sporis 8-10 \l. diam. hyalinis, minute apiculatis, guttulatis.

Hab. ad ramos aridos Paulowniae imperialis La Plata in
Argentina.

S. Odontia acerina Peck Eep. of the State botanist 1899, p. 847. - 574
Effusa, tenuissima, crustacea, adnata, indeterminata, griseo -isabel-
lina; verrucis minutissimis, papillatis, 1 vol pluri-pallide-ciliatis ;
sporis hyalinis, ellipsoideis, 7,5 « 4.

Hab. in ligno et in corticibus emortuis Aceris rubri, Mon-
tezuma, Amer. bor. — 0. rimosissimw valde afftnis.

9. Odontia Brinkmanni Bres Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903, 575
p. 88. — Ex albo luride alutacea; subiculo tenui, farinaceo-sub-
crustoso; aculeis subdistantibus, e granuloso ac-utato-finibriatis. bre-
vibus, '/,-1 mm. demum longis; sporis hyalinis, cylindraceis 372-
47.^2-27,; basidiis clavatis, 12-14 «4-5; hyphis 2-2' [L. cr.

Hab. ad truncos Alni et Betulse, in Polonia. — Eabitus
Odontice papillosce, sed subiculo tenuiori et sporis rainoribus In-ne

158 Hymenomycetse, Hydnaceee, Mucronella.

distincta. Primo detexit et claro Bresadola communicavit egregius
mycologus W. Brinkmann.

10. Odontia straminella Bres. Myc Lusitanici novi, in Atti R. Acc. 576
di Sc. Lett. ed Arti degli Agiati in Roveredo, vol. VIII, 1902,

p. 131. — Effusa; subiculo albo, tenui, submembranaceo, margine
fimbriato, sterili ; aculois albis, demum stramineis, subdistantibus,
verruciformibus, minutis, apice multifidis, 500-650 a. long. ; sporis
obovatis, 4-5 « 2,5-3 hyalinis; basidiis clavatis, 15 « 4; hyphis crasse
tunicatis, 2-3 ;j.. latis.

Hab. ad ramenta lignea, conos P i n i etc, prope Setubal Lusi-
tanhr.

11. Odontia bicolor Alb. et Schw. p. 270. — Syll. VI, p. 470. —
Hydnum subtile Fr. Syst. Myc. I, p. 425! — Syll. VI, p. 470.

lldb. quoque ad truncos Pini silvestris et Betulse
albae, in Polonia. — Sporse hyalirKe, cylindracea?, 5-7 » 2'/,-3 ;
basidia clavata, 15^4-5; cystidia capitata, capitulo aculeato, 7-15
;j.. diam. vel rarius glabro, 6-9 a. Specimina originalia Schweini-
tziana in Herbario Link asservata vidi, qua? exacte concordant cum
specimiuibus Hydni subtilis Fr. Musei Upsaliensis (Beesadola
Fungi polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 87).

MUCRONELLA Fr. — Syll. VI p. 512, IX p. 218, XI p. 115, XIV
p. 211, XVI p. 181.

1. Mucronella Ulmi Peck in Rep. of the State botan. 1900. p. 154. —
Aculeis fasciculatis, 2-8 congestis, raro singulis, snepe curvulis v.
flexuosis, raro erectis, acutis, 2-3 mm. longis, griseis v. pallidis.

Hab. in ligno emortuo Ulmi, "Westport, Amer. bor. — A .V.
fasciculari (Alb. et Schw.) Fr., aculeis griseis minoribus differt.

2. Mucronella calva (Alb. et Schw.) Fr. Hym. Europ. pag. 629. —
Syll. VI, p. 513. — Hydnum Alb. et Schw. p. 271, t. X, f. 8.

Hab. quoque ad truncos Pini silvestris, in Polonia. —
Specimen polonicum habitu potius Mucronellam aggregatam Fr.
sistif. nam aculei dense gregarii sunt, at quam in typica Mucro-
nella calva breviores et tenuiores ita ut ad Mucr. aggregatam du-
cere nequeam. Sporae hyalinae, oblongae, 4-6 « 2-3 ; basidia clavata,
LB I: hyphae contextus aculeorum, 3-7 ;j.. Adest alter specimen
quoqoe ad truncos Pini lectum, sed non in societate cum priore
quod structura aculeorum, sporis etc. exacte concordat, sed aculei
subiculo manifestissimo subtomentoso, ex hyphis irregularibus, te-
nuiter tunicatis, hic illic inflatis, 4-12 ;j.. latis conilato, iusidontes,

.>,,

Hymenomycetse, Hydnacefe, Kordyanella. 159

quodque ad interim conjuncta relinquo. Forte in posterum distiu-
guenda si fornne intermedioe non adsint (Bresadola, Fungi Polo-
nici in Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 90).

3. Mucronella Rickii Oud. Bot. Centralbl. 1902, Beibl pag. 3 (Extr.). 578

— Subiculo nullo; aculeis albidis, vage distributis, solitariis vel
numero 2-6-8 fasciculatis. primo erectis, strictis, postea decum-
bentibus, flexuosulis, cernuis v. hamatis, 3-5 mm. longis, subtilis-
simis, 100-120 ;j.. cr. subuliformibus; sporis ellipticis, hyalinis, inae-
quilateralibus, utrinque obtusis, continuis, eguttulatis, 7-9,5 « 3,5-
4,5 ; sporophoris bacilli- v. fusiformibus, spora longioribus, ut vi-
detur, monosporis.

Hab. in caulibus Asparagi ofricinalis exsiccatis aliisque
quisquiliis et ramulis circa .jacentibus, Valkenberg Hollandiae.

4. Mucronella fascicularis (Alb. et Schw.) Fr. Hym. Europ. p. G29.

— Syll. VI, p. 512. — Hydnum Alb. et Schw. p. 269, t. 10, f. 9.
Hab. quoque ad ligna mucida Pini silvestris, in Polonia.

— Spor;e hyalinae, subglobosae, 5-8 * 4-6 ; basidia clavata, tetra-
spora, 25-30 « 5-7 ; hyphge contextus 5-12 ;j.. latae, tenues. Specimen
polonicum formam sistit aculeis minus fasciculatis, fere subgrega-
riis, habitu ad Clavariam Bresadolcv Quel. aecedens (Bresadola
Fungi polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 90).

KORDYANELLA v. Hohn. Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 273 (Etym. a gen.
Kordyana, cui affinis) (absque diagnosi). — Pilei (verruculae) he-
misphaerici, perexigui, sessiles. Basidia e nucleo centrali radiantia,
subphialiformia, 2-3-raro 4-sterigmica. Sporae oblongae, continua\
hyalinae. Sec. auct. Kordyance affinis. — Forte haberi potest ut
analogum sessile Stilbi sensu Juelii.

1. Kordyanella austriaca v. Hohn 1. c. — Verruculis 30-60 ;j.. lat., 579
hemisphaericis vel depressis, hyalinis, intus brunneolis; basidiis o
nucleo centrali celluloso radiatim divergentilius. hyalinis, 8-13 » 2
deorsum incrassatulis, subphialiformibus, sterigmata 2-3, raro 4
gerentibus ; sterigmatibus tenuissimis, acutis, subdivergentibus ;
sporis copiosis oblongis v. breve cylindraceis, 2,5-4 « 1

Hab. in trunco subputrescente Pini nig r ican tis , Wiener
Wald pr. Vindobonam Austriae.

160 Bymenomycetse, Thelephoraee», Thelephora.

Fam. 4. Thelephorace» Pere.

CRATERELLUS Fr. — Syll. VI p. 514, IX p. 218, XIV pag. 212,
XVI p. 181.

1. Craterellus Queletii R. Ferry in Rev. Myc. 1892, p. 96, t CXXVI, 580

fig. 6. — Pileo campanulato, 3 cm. diam., submembranaceo, sub-
umbonato, aurantiaco-fulvo; stipite solido, gracili flexuoso, 7 cm.
longo, 5 cm. lato, duro, fibrilloso, concolori ; lamellis rugiformibus,
brevibus, vix ramosis, concoloribus ; sporis ellipsoideis, prunifor-
mibus 10 ;j.. hyalinis; carne alba; odore Cantharelli cibarii.

llab. in silvis montuosis prope Bagneres-de-Luchon in mon-
tibus Pyrenseis.

2. Craterellus taxophilus C. Thom, Bot. Gaz. 1904, n. 3. 58]

Hab. in foliis et ramulis dejectis putrcscentibus Taxi cana-
densis Ithaca N. Y. Amer. bor. — Pusilla species vix 14-18
mm. alta.

THELEPHORA Ehr. — Syll. VI p. 521, IX pag. 220, XI pag. 115,
XIV p. 212, XVI p. 182.

1 . Thelephora Martii Sacc. et D. Sacc. Th. albo-marginata Mart. Ver- 582
such eines Comment. in Werk. Marcgrav und Piso. Munch. 1853
(Akad. AViss), nec Schw. ap. Berk. (1847). — Laxe gregaria, sti-
pitata; pileo erecto cyathiformi, margine tenuiore albo subdentato;
stipite pileoque intus zonato, pallide testaceo-fuscescente, hoc po-
stremo extus pallidiore.

Hab. ad ligna putrida in silvis ad n. Japura in terra Amazo-
nica, Jan. 1820. — Fungus 12-15 mm. alt., stipes basi orbiculari
plana ligno affixus, teres, 2-4 mm. long., pileus cyathiformis, uno
latere breviore. Affinis Th caperatce.

'1. Thelephora vitellina Plowr. in Journ. of Bot. 1901, p. 385. — -K;
Pileo pallide navo-vitellino, flabellifornii, sursmn oxpanso, margine
superiore rimoso, lateraliter parvulo incurvato ; hymenio ruguloso,
azono; stipite deorsum attenuato, basi dilatato; sporis ovoideis,
3*1-1,5.

Ilali. ad ramos emortuos pineos inter muscos prope Boat of
G-arden N. B. Britanniae. — Pileus LO-18 mm. cr., 20-30 mm.
alt. Affinia 7'. Sovoerbeyi, sed colore, habitatione, sporis sat diversa.

Hymenomycetse, Thelephoracese, Thelephora, 161

3. Thelephora Amigenatska P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1901, 581
p. 42. — Syll. XVI, pag. 1116 (nomen). — Papyraceo-coriacea,
stipitata, nabellata, infundibuliformis v. plurilobata, brunnea vel
fiavo-ochracea ; pileo radiato-striato v. subplicato 2-5 ctn. diam.,
margine subintegro v. fisso-lobato interdum proliferante; hymenio
levi v. striato, pruinoso, subochraceo; stipite farcto, tereti v. com-
presso, simplici v. ramoso, ilavo-brunneo v. fusco 1-5 cm. longo,
levi v. ruguloso; sporis subglobosis v. ellipsoideis, 6-8 « 4-6 fla-
vidulis.

Hab. ad truncos, Kamerun Afr.

4. Thelephora Braunii P. Henn. in Engl Bot. Jahrb. 1901, p. 41.— 585
Syll. XVI, p. 1116 (nomen). — Coriacea, erecta, flavo-ferrugi-
nea, pruinosa ca. 4 cm, alta lataque; stipite late compresso, ca.

1,5 cm. longo, 5 mm. lato, sulcato, palmato-ramoso ; ramis nabel-
latis apice palmatifidis vel cristatis, levibus obscurioribus ; hymeuio
levi v. minute papillato, ferrugineo; sporis subglobosis 3,5-4, epi-
sporio levi, brunneo.

Hab. ad caudices, Kamerun Afr.

5. Thelephora palmata (Scop.) Fr. — Syll. VI, p. 529. — var. ame- 586
ricana Peck Eep. of the Stat. Bot. 1899, p. 857. — Eamis ulti-
mis ssepe tenuibus, teretibus, acuminatis, apice albidis vel con-
coloribus.

Hab. in America bor.

6. Thelephora terrestris Ehrb. Cr. n. 179. — Syll. VI, p. 536, Auri-
cularia caryophyllea Bull. tab. 278 et tab. 483, f. 6, 7, Thelephora
caryophyllea Pers. Obs. I, p. 36 (non SchaefF.), Thelephora laci-
niata Pers. Syn. pag. 567, Thelephora intybacea Fr. Hym. Eur.
p. 635 (non Pers.). — Syll. VI, p. 536.

Hab. quoque ad terram, in Polonia. — Sporoe fusco-ferrugi-
neai, 8-12 « 7-9. Species haec quoad formam variabilissima, modo
stipitata, stipite centrali vel laterali, ssepe csespitosa, pileis concen-
tricis (= Th. intybacea Fr.), interdum sessilis, pilco laterali, dimi-
diato (= Th. laciniata Pers.). Auriculariam caryophylleam Buli. 1.
c. huc referendam certum est, prout ex iconibus evidentissime patet;
Thelephora caryophyllea Pers. (non Schaeff.) etiam huc pertinel
fide speciminum originalium ; Thelephora intybacea Fr. (non Pers.)
quoque nulla nota vere specifice differontiali distincta. (Bresadohi,-
Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 91 1.

7. Thelephora exigua Peck in Eep. of the State Botanist, 1901, 587
p. 953. — Pileo tonuissimo, submembranaceo tub;i'formi vel in-

li

162 Hymenomycetse, 'riiclcpliornccir. Tlirlephora.

fundibuliformi, lcvitor radiatim fibroso-striato, margine parce lace-
rato, pallide alutaceo 3-6 mm. lato; liymenio aequali vcl substriato,
]>Tuinosulo-pubescenti, brunneo 4-6 mm. longo; sporis ellipsoi-
deis 4 « 2.

Hab. ad terram, Westport Essex co., Amcr. bor.

8. Thelephora komabensis P. Henn. F. Japonici IV, in Bot. Jahr- ^
biieher vol. XXXI, 1902, pag. 730. — Terrestris; pileo tenui,
membranaceo, infundibuliformi v. flabellato, margine crenulato-
inciso v. subintegro, tenui, pallido, levi glabroque, 1-2 cm. lato
longoque; stipite centrali v. laterali, pileo confluente, compresso,
basi subbulboso-incrassato, pallido, pruinoso, 0,5-1 cm. longo, 1-
1,5 mm. cr.; hymenio pallido, levi, glabro, vix striatulo, opaco;
sporis subglobosis v. ovoideis, levibus, 3-5 « 3,5-4,5 hyalinis.

Ilab. ad terram, Tokyo Japoniae.

9. Thelephora sparassoides P. Henn. Fungi Indiae orient. II in Hedw. ^89
1001, pag. 324. — Caulicola, membranaceo-papyracea, confluens,
cristata; pileo substipitato, nabellato, plicato, fisso, margine pal-
mato-dentato, dentibus ssepe subulatis, cremeo, 5-7 mm. longo,
2-3 mm. lato; hymenio plicato, pallido; sporis subovoideis hyalinis
levibus, 2-4 jj.. diam.

Hab. in ramis emortuis Mussoorie, Arnigadh Indise orient.

10. Thelephora pusiola Pat. in Duss, Enum. champ. Guadel. 1903, 590
p. 12. — LamiiiEeformis ; laminis triangularibus, albis, duris. mi-
nutis, integris v. incisis lobatis, glabris, levibus v. plicatis, sub-
inde zonatis, in stipitem gracilem concolorem, glabrum, cylindra-
ceum, lignosum tenuatis; hymenio infero, levi, brunneolo ; basidiis
clavatis 25 * 10, tetrasporis ; sporis globoso-angulosis, incoloribus

v. vix fuligineis, 6 [j.. diam.; cystidiis nullis.

Ilab. solitaria v. caespitosa in lignis emortuis in silvis Bains-
Jaunes Guadalupa (Duss). Fungus 1 cm. alt., 5 mm. cr. —
Var. terrestris Pat. 1. c. : laminis angustioribus laciniatis, divergen-
tibus, rigidis. Ad terram Matouba Guadalupa (Duss).

11. Thelephora (Sebacina) ambigua Bres. Fungi Polonici in Ann. My- :,,•,1
col. 1903, p. 116. — Late cffusa, arcte adnata, gelatinosa, pallida;
hymenio subtubcrculato-undulato, exsiccando collapso, levi; sporis
hyalinis, obovatis vel subglobosis, 9-12 « 7-10; basidiis obovatis, 2-
4:-sterigmaticis, 15-10*10-12; hyi^his contextus 1 '/., crassis.

Ihih. sub cortice Quercus in Polonia. — Forma tuberculata
ad '/'/•< mettam nutans.

Hymenomycetse, Thelephoracese, Stereum. 163

CLADODERRIS Pers. Syll. VI p. 547, IX p. 222, XVI p. 185.

1. Cladoderris mussooriensis P. Henn. Fungi Indi;e or. II in Hedw. 592
1901, pag. 324. — Imbricato-subcaespitosa ; pileo tenue coriaceo,
subflabellato, sulcato, plicato, azono, velutino, isabellino, margine
integro v. repando undulatoque, basi attenuato, interdum substi-
pitato 1-4 cm. lato, 2-3 cm.longo; hymenio stramineo, ruguloso,
costis subramosis, angustis radiantibus, haud verrucosis; sporis
globosis v. subovoideis, hyalinis, echinato-asperatis 5-6 jj,. diam.

Hdb. ad terram Mussoorie, Arnigadh Indiae orient.

2. Cladoderris Pritzelii P. Henn. in Hedw. 1903, p. (74). — Pileis 593
ciespitose imbricatis, apodis, basi decurrentibus, coriaceis, concha-
tis, sinuoso-crispatis, superne dense tomentosis, zonato-sulcatis,
rugulosis, margine acutis, cinnamomeis, sinuosis, usque ad 8 cm.
longis, 5 cm. latis; hymenio cinereo-ferrugineo, costis ramoso-
radiantibus, sulcato-rugosis, verrucosis, velutinis; sporis subglobo-
sis, intus punctulatis, hyalinis, levibus 3,5-4.

Hab. ad ligna emortua, pr. Kurauda, N. Queesland Australi.r
(Pritzel).

STEREUM Pers, - Syll. VI p. 551, IX p. 222, XI p. 119, XIV
p. 215, XVI p. 186.

1. Stereum Burtianum Peck Eep. St. Bot. 1903, p. 21, t. 0, f. 30-34. 594
Pileo tenui, submembranaceo, coriaceo, fibroso, subinfundibuliformi,
vulgo dimidiato, ob fibras radiantes rivuloso, pallido in cervi-
num v. rufescentem vergente, nitidulo; margine erecto, expanso

v. recurvo, radiatim striato, decurrente pallide badio v. ochraceo-
badio; stipite brevi, solido, minute tomentoso v. pruinoso-tomen-
toso, subcinereo; sporis minutis, hyalinis, levibus, globosis v. sub-
globosis, 15-2 [j.. diam.

Hab. ad terram inter dumeta, Ulster co. Amer. bor. — Pileus
8-16 mm. lat. ; stipes 4-6 mm. alt., circ. 1 mm. cr. Intordum in-
dividua bina v. plura coalescunt.

2. Stereum cupulatum Pat. in Duss. Enum. champ. Guadel. 1903, 595
p. 23. — Sparsum v. approximatum, orbiculare, e resupinato cu-
puliforme, puncto dorsali affixum, coriaceum, durum, rigidum,
extus glabrum, azonum, brunneum, margine integro v. sinuato,
acuto; hymenio pruinoso, levi, concavo, sordido cinereo, propo
marginem rubescenti; trama compacta, umbrina; sporis cylindra-
ceo-ovoideis, incoloribus, 6^3; cystidiis nullis.

Hab. in cortico Pruni Dussii in silvis Bains-Jaunos Gua-

164 Hymenomycet», Thelephoracese, Stereum.

dalupa. — Fungus 6-8 mm. diam. Affinis S. Coffearum, sed cy-
stidia nulla.

3. Stereum versicolor Fr. — Syll. fung. VI, p. 561. — var. illyri- 596
cum G. de Beck in Zahlbruckn. Sclied. ad Crypt. exs. Cent. IV,

p. 446. — Pileis imbricatis late flabelliformibus, 4-7 cm. latis,
antice rotundatis v. lobatis, basi angustatis ot in stipitem brevis-
simum srepe umboniformem attenuatis, tonuissimis chartaceo-mem-
branaceis, ferrugineis demum versicoloribus, pulcre concentrice
zonatis in margine acutissimo ochraceis, rarius purpurascentibus,
zonis ferrugineia griseisve et breve strigoso-tomentosis adpresse
pilosis purpureis; contextu sup. ferrugineo, sub hymenio pallido;
hymenio levi, sicco rubiginoso-lutescente v. ssepius carneo; basidiis
cylindraceis 37-50 ;j.. long. ; cystidiis nullis; sporis oblongis 5 ;j.. 1.
Ildb. ad truncos Fagi silvaticse in silvis subalpinis in M.
Smolin Bosnia; et Carniolia?.

4. Stereum neocaledonicum Har. et Pat. Journ. de Bot. 1903, p. 6. 597
— Eximie imbricatum, tenue, coriaceum, pileis numerosis e basi
communi ortis, margine prolificantibus, papyraceis, cuneiformibus,
antice rotundatis, lobatis, fuscis, velutinis, postice nigricantibus
glabrescentibusque, undique crebre zonato-sulcatulis ; liymenio con-
cavo, levi, nitide fusco-cinerescenti, non setuloso; contextu fusco
radiante; hyphis laxiusculis, 4 u.. cr., in fasciculos facie tomento-
sos 50 jj.. altos surrectis; cystidiis nullis; sporis non visis.

Hab. ad lignum mortuum, Mea, Nova Caledonia (Bernier). —
Pileus usque 15 cm. long., l/2 mm. cr., habitu fere Thelephorce
adustir Lev., qure cystidiis rigidis rufis ex hymenio 4-20 ;j.. exce-
dentibus dignoscitur et tunc Hijmenochcete adusta (Lev.) Pat. 1. c.
vocanda est.

5. Stereum Huberianum P. Henn. Fungi paraenses II in Hedw. 1902, :^
p. 15. — Mycolio membranaceo, pallido, effuso; pileis sparsis v.
gregariis, subpapyraceo-coriaceis, sicco rigidis, flabellatis, saepe in-
ciso-lobatis v. subpalmatifidis, fulvis, longitudinaliter striatulis, le-
vibus, glabris, l/2-2 cm. longis latisque, in stirpem late compres-
sim protractis v. sessilibus; hymenio paullo pallidiori, levi, gla-
bro, subpruinoso; sporis globosis, levibus 3,5-4,5 hyalinis.

Ihth. in rainulis, Para Amer. austr.

6. Stereum scalare Karst. Fungi nov. Loennb. 1904, p. 9 (Finska 599
Vetensk. Soc). — Pileis suberosis, rigidis, dimidiatis, dense scala-
ri-imbricatis, subindc coiinasccntibus, jiallcscentibus, in spadiceum

Hymenomycetce, Thelephoraceae, Stereum. ]65

leviter vergentibus tomentosis, parvis; hymenio pallido vel lute-
scenti-pallido, vulgo levi.

Hab. supra terram in regione Kuopioensi Sibiriae, Aug. 1903
(0. A. F. Lonnbohm).

7. Stereum ochroleucum Fr. Hym. Europ. pag. 639, Brinkmann.
Westf. getrockn. Pilze, Lief; I, n. 49. — Syll. VI, p. 566 — Ste-
reum sulphuratum Berk. et Eav. North. Amer. Fungi n. 236.
Syll. VI, p. 566.

Hab. quoque ad truncos in Polonia. — Forma typica hujus
speciei, rarissime in Europa obvite, optime a Stereo hirsuto, cui
valde affinis, distincta, sc. pileo resupinato-effuso, margine tantum
reflexo, e leniter sulphurato albido, hymenio avellaneo-isabellino
vel avellaneo-fuscidulo, canescente; sporis hyalinis, cylindraceo-
subcurvulis, 6-10 « 2 '/,-3 l/2 ; basidiis clavatis 40-45 *> 4-5. Speci-
mina, quae in exsiccatis edita sunt, maxima ex parte, prout etiam
specimina herbarii friesiani, a Friesio ipso tamen non determinata,
ad Stereum hirsutum forma resupinata referenda sunt. (Bresadola,
Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 91).

8. Stereum subcostatum Karsten in Hedw. 1881, p. 178. — Syll.
VI, p. 570. Stereum album Quel. Quelq. Esp. 1882. — Syll. VI,
p. 571.

Hab. quoque ad ramos et truncos Alni, Betul.-e, Salicis,
Quercus, Coryli, in Polonia. — Spor;e hyalinae, cylindraceae,
uno latere depressse, 5 l / 2S « 2 l/2-3 '/„; basidia clavata, 20-25 « 4-6 ;
hyphse tenuiter tunicatce, septato-nodosa1, 3-6 \i. iata1. Bene evo-
lutum hymenio gaudet laxe tuberculoso, tuberculis s;cpe valde elon-
gatis, more Raduli penduli Fr., cui valde accedit et a quo forte
non specifice distinctum. Forma ad Alnum ex albo pallide ochro-
leuca, forma ad Betulam, Corylum etc. hymenio demum laete auro-
reo-incarnato. (Bresadola, Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903,
p. 92).

9. Stereum rufum Fr. Epicr. p. 553. — Syll. VI, p. 575 — Thelephora
Fr. El. p. 127 (1828), Thelephora rufo -marginata Pers. Myc. Eur.
I, pag. 124, Tubercularia pezizoidea Schw. (1831) Syn. Am. bor.
p. 301, n. 3013, Hypocrea Richardsonii Vetestergren Micr. rar.
n. 404, an Berk. et Mont. ?

Hab. quoque ad ramos Populi fcremulse, in Polonia. —
Specimina americana Tuberculariiv pezizoideir a cl. prof. Ed. A.
Burt missa cum speciminibus Sterei nifi Fr. exacte concordant
(Bresadola, Fungi Polonici in Aim. Mycol. 1903, p. 92

L66 Hymenomycetse, Thelephoracese, Hymenochaete,

10. Stereum odoratum Fr. Epicr. p. 553. — Syll. VI, p. 587 — The-
lephora Syst. Myc. I, p. 445, Stereum alneum Fr. Epicr. p. 553.

— Syll. VI, p. 587 — Thelephora Syst. Myc. I, p. 446, Stereum
suaveolens Fr. Epicr. p 553, Thelephora El. I, p. 208.

Ilab. quoque ad truncos P i n i si 1 v e s t r i s, A 1 n i e t P o p u 1 i
tremuhi1 , in Polonia. Resupinatum et late effusum interdum
margine subpileato, coriaceum, in annosis stratosum, ex hyphis
rigidis, ramosis, 1-2 '/„ raro 3 crassis, connatum, colore e pallido
alutaceo vel pallide gilvo; sporis hyalinis, obovato-oblongis, 41/.,-
6 «2-3; basidiis 4-sporis 18-20*4-5; odore tantum in vegeto ma-
nifesto. Hucusque specimina ad Alnos obvia mihi, semper sterilia
visa ideoque in Fung. Kmet. p. 44, n. 155, ex identitate structurae,
ad Stereum alneum Fr. speciem ad truncos Salicis Caprece vigen-
tem duxi, qua?, cum sporis gaudeat globosis, diversa est, quaeque
contra ad Corticium portentosum Berk. probabiliter ducenda. Spe-
cies Berkeleyana structura, forma et colore cum Stereo odorato Fr.
concordat, sed, teste Burt in litteris, sporas habet globosas. Speci-
mina ab amicis americanis mecum benevole communicata sterilia
inveni. (Bresadola, Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 92).

11. Stereum quercinum Potter in Trans. Engl. Arbor. Soc. New ,;,KI
Castle-on-Tyne 1902, p. 1-8 (extr.) fig. 1-3 (Absque diagnosi). —
Resupinatum, coriaceum, in rimis corticis nidulans, margine vix
emergente, pallido griseo-brunneum, ambitu su?pe pallidiore; basi-
diis filiformibus apice clavato-truncatis ; sterigmatibus subquater-
nis; sporis ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis, 8,5*4,3, hyalinis.

Hab. in cortice Quercus Roboris, cui morbum cancerosum
aftert, in Anglia variis locis. — Forte afnne St. frustuloso.

HYMENOCH/ETE Lev. — Syll. VI p. 588, IX p. 227, XI p. 122,

XIV p. 217, XVI p. 188.
1. Hymenochaete fisso-lobata P. Henn. F. Amaz. I p. 172 (Hedw. 1904 cm

— Pileis ramicolis, coriaceis, flabellatis, stipitatis v. subsessile con-
fiuentibus, ramosis, superne atrocinnamomeis, radiato-striatis ru-
gosis vel sulcatis, margine ad medium fisso-lobatis, hymenio cine-
reo-ferrugineo, pruinoso-subsetuloso, setulis ca. 20 « 3 ;j... fuscis
9eptatis vel ramosis; sporis.... (non visis).

Ilab. ad lianas viventes, Rio Jurua, Sao Jao Amazonia' (Ule).

— Forte aptius Ilielephorce adscribenda, tamen Ili/m. formo8CB
subsimilis.

2 Hymenochaete crateriformis I'. Eenn. F. Amaz. I j>. 172 Eedw.

Hymenomycetse, Thelephorace;e, Hymenochaete. 16*

1904). — Pileo coriaceo, regulariter infundibuliformi, castaneo velu-
tino, obscurius zonato, margine tenui, pallidiori, integro vel cre-
nulato, 5-7 cm. lato, 5-6 cm. longo; stipite centrali aequali tereti,
lignoso, ferrugineo-tomentoso, basi discoideo, incrassato, 3-5 cm.
longo, 4-5 mm. crasso; hymenio ferrugineo, velutino-setuloso, se-
tulis filiformibus, flexuosis, simplicibus, apice obtusis, Aavido-fu-
scidulis, 40-80 « 3-3'/2; sporis non conspicuis.

Hab. ad truncos putrescentes Rio Madeira ad Marmellos Ama-
zoniae (Ule). — Amnis H. infundibuliformi.

3. Hymenochsete ussanguensis P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1901, 603
p. 255. — Sacc. Syll. XVI, p. 1117 (nomen). — Corticola, effusa,
resupinata, cinnamomea, velutina, subiculo tenui, albido-byssino,
setulis simplicibus v. subramosis, obtusiusculis, flavidis, 30-60 « 4-5 ;
sporis subglobosis, 6-8 ;j.. diam., episporio subfuscidulo, levi.

Hab. in ramis arboris indeterminatse, in montibus, Kinga Africse
orient.

4. Hymenochaete septobasidioides P. Henn. F. Amaz. I p. 172 (Hedw. 604
1904). — Pileo longitudinaliter subresupinato effuso, pileis subli-
beris, tenue coriaceis vel membranaceis, subdimidiatis ssepius seria-
tim confluentibus, atrocinnamomeis, concentrice sulcatis velutino-
fibrosis, ca. 5 mm. longis, margine tenuibus, interdum pallidis;
hyrnenio subcinereo, velutino-setuloso, setulis filiformibus, flexuosis,
ramosis, ca. 10-20 * 2 '/2-3 L/2 ; sporis subglobosis, liyalinis, levibus,
2-2 V, ;,.

Hab. ad ramos Sapindacese cujusdam, Rio Jurua, Menino de
Deus Amazoniae (Ule). — Hic Septobasidio velutino, hinc Hymen.
elegantissimcB cognata.

5. Hymenochaete arida (Karst.) — Sacc. Syll. IX, p. 228 — Hymeno-
chcetella arida Karst. Finl. Basidv. p. 428.

Hab. quoque ad truncos Alni et Betulie, in Polonia. — Spo-
rse hyalinse, subcylindraceae, uno latere subdepressie, 6-8»2-28/4;
basidia clavata, 15-20 ^ 4-5; setulae cuspidatae, 100-150*6-8; hy-
phse 3-4 (j.. Cum speciminibus originalibus comparavi, nec sporas
tantum l/2-l '/2 [i. latas, uti habet cl. Karsten, vidi. (Bresadola
Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 93).

6. Hymenocheete fuliginosa (Pers.) Bres. Fungi Polonici in Ann. Myc.
1903, p. 93 non Lev. Thelephora Pers. Myc. Europ. I, p. 145.
Stereum fidiginosum Fr. Hym. Eur. p. 645. — Syll. VI p. 594.

Hab. quoque ad ramos Pini silv., in Polonia, — Setulse
fulva?, 80-110 ;a. long., basi ventricosa, 8-9 ;j.. cr., 40-50 [i pro

ltjR Hymenomycetse, Thelephoracese, Corticium.

minentes ; basidia clavata ; hyphao 3-4 ;j.. crassie. Sporas nondum
vidi. Ab Hymenochcete fuliginosa L('v., sensu Berk.. specie exotica,
omnino diversa (Bres. 1. c).

CORTICIUM Fr. — Syll. VI p. 603, IX p. 230, XI p. 124, XIV
p. 219, XVI p. 189.

1. Corticium usambarense (P. Henn.) Sacc et D. Sacc, Aleurodiscus 605
usambarensis P. Henn. in Bot. Jahrb. 1904, p. 43. — Resupinato-
subpezizoideus, extus albidus subfibrillosus, margine evoluto ; hy-
menio subceraceo, pallide roseolo v. flavidulo, levi 0,5-2 cm. diam. ;
basidiis clavatis, intus grosse oleoso-roseo-guttulatis, 50-80 « 15-25,
plerumque 2-sterigmaticis; sporis oblonge ovoideis v. ellipsoideis,
oleoso-guttulatis, 20-25 «11-16, episporio hyalino, granuloso.

Hab. in ramis emortuis, Bomule, Ost Usambara, Afr. orieut.
(Zimmermann).

2. Corticium dendriticum P. Henn. Fungi costaricenses I in Hedw. ^06
1902, p. 102. — Carnoso-ceraceum, pallide carneum, dendroideo-
ramosum v. radiato-effusum, margine sicco reflexo, albo-villosulo ;
hymenio ceraceo, pruinoso, carneo, sicco rimoso; basidiis clavatis,
2-4-sterigmaticis, 20-28*7-8; sporis subglobosis, subroseis, levi-
bus, 4-5 ;j.. cliam.

Hab. in truncis, San Jose de Costa Rica, Amer. centr.

3. Corticium abnorme P. Henn. F. Amaz. I, p. 186 (Hedw. 1904). 607
— Foliicola, paginam inferiorem occupans, effusum, isabellinum,
margine radiatim byssinum, hymenio verrucoso, verrucis hemi-
sphasricis, ca. 1 mm. diam., contextu fibroso, hyphis hyalinis, ha-
mato-cirratis, ca. 2-21/, ;j.. crassis; sporis subglobosis, 1-guttulatis,
2y2-3l/0 ;i., episporio granuloso, hyalino-flavidulo.

Hab. ad folia coriacea Myrtacese cujusdam, Rio Jurua Ma-
rary Amazoniae (Ule). — Species quoad situm in foliis praedi-
stincta, ob hyphas apice hamatas ad Septobasidium nutat.

4. Corticium rubro-pallens Schw. Syn. N. A. Fung. pag. 168 (sub
Thelephora), Corticium rubro-canum Thiim. Bull. Torr. Bot. Club
VI, p. 95, Myc univ. n. 409. — Syll. VI, p. 632.

Ilab. quoque ad ramos Alni, in Polonia. — Sporne cylindra-
ceo-curvula?, hyalinaB, 5'/2-7'/ « 2-21/., ; basidia clavata, 20-25 «»'• :
hyphas conglutin;it e 2-3 ;j.. Spocimen hic exhibitum juvenile, minus
evolutum, scd vix dubie ad Corticium rttbro-paUens Schw. ducen-
duin In speciminibus americanis a cl. Burt benevole mecum com-
municatis, sporae 5 -6 1 -2, basidia 30-35 * 6 et hyphae basales

tlymenomycetfe, Thelephoracese, Corticiuiu. 169

receptaculi optime evolutoe 4-7 ia. crassae (Bresadola, Fungi Polo-
nici in Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 97).

5. Corticium komabense P. Henn. in Engl. Jahrb. 1902, XXXVI, 608
p. 38. — Erumpens, papyraceo-ceraceum tenue, orbiculare dein
explanatum, confluens, 2-6 mm. diam., medio subplicato, margine
elevato, tenui, levi; hymenio griseo-brunnescenti, pruinoso; basi-
diis clavatis, 15-18 v 4-5, 4-sterigmaticis ; sporis ovoideo-subglobo-
sis, hyalinis, 3,5-4 « 3-3,5.

Hab.a,& ramos emortuos Quercus glanduliferre, Komaba
Japoniae (P. Suzuki).

6. Corticium Torrendii Bres. Myc. Lusitanici novi, in Atti. R. Acc. 609
di Sc. Lett. ed Arti degli Agiati in. Roveredo, vol. VIII, 1902,

p. 131. — Late effusum, adnatum, crassum, membranaceo-subto-
mentosum, margine mox similari sublibero; hymenio pallido, ictate
subfumoso, in vegeto laxe tuberculoso, sub lente pruinoso ; sporis
Iryalinis, subglobosis, 8-10*7-8,5; basidiis clavatis, 25-30*6-7;
hyphis vix distinctis, substantiam subamorpham efformantibus,
3-4 [x. latis.

Hab. ad ramos Olea? europseae prope Setubal Lusitani;r

(TOEREND !).

7. Corticium Ulmi Lasch Bot. Zeit. 1853, p. 235. — Syll. VI p. 618.

Hab. quoque ad truncos Ulmi campestris et Betulai in
Polonia. — Sporae subglobosae, hyalinaa, 5-7*4'/2-6; basidia cla-
vata, 20-25 * 5-7 ; hyphae irregulares, 4-5 \l. inferne usque ad
9 [t. crassae (Bresadola, Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903,

pag. 95).

8. Corticium Zimmermanni Sacc. et Syd. Syll. XVI, p. 117 (nomen), 610
Cortic. javanicum A. Zimm. in Centralbl. f. Bakter. Paras. 1901,
VII, p. 103, f. A-C, nec C. javanicum (Henn.) Sacc. et Syd. —
Membranaceum truncum ramosque subinde late ambiens, carneum
vel flavidum. matrici hyphis mycelicis laxis adhaerens; cystidiis
nullis; basidiis clavatis, tetrasporis; sterigmatibus gracilibus, 4-6

{i. long.; sporis piriformibus, hyalinis, apiculatis, 9-12 * 6-7 (in aqua
mox germinantibus).

Hab. in truncis ramisque Coffea' arabic» et O. libe-
ricse, quibus morbum, Djamur upas vulgo dictum, affert in ins.

java. Species interdum nascitur in eadem insula, in Tlica,

Bixa,Bcehmeria.

9. Corticium albo-ochraceum Bres. Fungi Polonici in Ann. Myc. 1903. gl]
p 96. _ Effusum, fibrilloso-byssinum, ocbroleucum vel lutide

nn fiymenomycetee, 'ThelephoJacese. Corticium.

ochraeeum, ambitu fibrilloso-fim briato ; hymonio levi, subrimoso
sub lente pruinato; sporis hyalinis, circulo iuterno fulvo, puneta-
tis, subamygdaliformis, 5-0 « 37.,-4; basidiis clavatis, 20 « 3-4; hy-
phis irregularibus, septatis, granuloso-farctis, 2-4 ;j,. crassis.

Hab. ad truncos A 1 n i , in Polonia. — Corticio ochroleuco Bres.
simillimum, sed structura diversum.

10. Corticium geogenium Bres. Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903, 612
p. 98. — Late et interrupte effusum, membranaceo-subflocculosum,
ambitu subsimilari, e niveo pallescens; hymenio levi, liaud ri-
mosis; sporis hyalinis, obovatis, interdum uno latere subdepressis

et 1-guttatis, 8-9 »5-6; basidiis clavatis, 25-30 * 6-7 ; hypliis sub-
hymenialibus, 4 ;j.. cr., basalibus 6 [t. crassis.

Hab. ad terram sabulosam, in Polonia. — Unam alteramve
cellulam clavatam, vacuam, levem, prominentem, latitudinis basi-
diorum, observavi, sed vix cystidia crederem.

11. Corticium terrigenum Bres. Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903, 613
p. 98. — Intorrupte effusum, ilocculoso-submembranaceum, am-
bitu furfuraceo, album, pallens; hymenio subundulato, irregulari ;
sporis hyalinis, oblongis v. frequentius fusiformibus hilariterque
depressis, 14-15^5-6; basidiis clavatis, 30-35 » 9, sterigmatibus
usque ad 12 ;x. longis; hyphis irregularibus, 6-10 ;j.. crassis.

Hab. ad terram, in Polonia.

12. Corticium niveum Bres. Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903, 614
pag. 98. — Late effusum, tiocculoso-submembranaceum, ambitu
subsimilari, e niveo pallido-subcremeum ; hymenio levi, in sicco
flocculoso-fatiscente ; sporis hyalinis, oblongis, 7-8 « 3-3 '/, ; basidiis
clavatis, 24-26 «5-6; hyphis 2',',-4 ;x. crassis, septato-nodosis.

Hab. ad ligna Betulse, in Polonia. — Habitu et colore Cor-
t/rio sero Pers. simillimum, sed sporis praecipue bene diversum.

13. Corticium lactescens Berk. Oatl. p. 274. — SyJl. VI, p. 618.

Hab. ad truncos Ulmi campestris, in Polonia. — Spora?
hyalino-straminea3, subgloboso-ellipticge, 6-8 « 41 /.,-6, granuloso-
farctae; basidia clavata, 40-45 « 6-8; vasa lactifera subcystidiformia,
vix prominula, apice attenuata; hyphee septato-nodosie, 3-4 ;j..
crassu^ (Bresadola, Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol. 190:5, p. 95

14. Corticium leve Pers. Bisp. p. 30, nec Fr., Thelephora ' laxa Pers.
Myc. Ehir. I, p. 143, Corticiwm evolvens Pr. Epicr. pag. 557. —
Svll. VI, p. 604

Ifab. quoquo ad truncos Tiliae, Salicis, Ulmi, Coryli et
Pini, in Polonia — Species hsec variabilissima, tenuis vel crassa,

Hymenomycetse, Thelephoracese, Corticiura. 171

levis v. tuberculosa, interduni quoque subpileata. Thelephora pap\\-
racea Schrad. Spic. pag. 187 ab auctoribus, duce Persoouio, huc
ducta, absque dubio est forma juvenilis Merulii Corii Fr. Corticium
leve Fr., e speciminibus in Museo Kewensi asservatis, est Penio-
phorce sp., de qua infra (Bresadola, Fungi polonici, in Ann. Mycol.
1903, pag. 94).
IB. Corticium subleve Bres. Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903, 615
p. 95. — Late effusum, membranaceum, subsecedens, pallidum v.
leviter carneolum, ambitu fimbriato-subfibrilloso ; hymenium e tu-
berculoso levi, vix rimoso; sporis hyalinis, obovatis, 3l/2-4l/2 » 21/ -
23/4; basidiiis clavatis, 15-16 «4; hyphis contextus septato-nodosis,
tenuibus, 2-3 ;j.. crassis.

Hab. ad truncos A 1 n i , in Polonia. — Habitu ad Corticium
leve accedit.

16. Corticium pruinatum Bres. Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903, 616
p. 98. — Late effusum, byssaceo-tomentosum, molle, laxe contex-
tum, ambitu subsimilari, demum secedenti-revolutum, ex albido
mox luride cremeum ; hymenio exsiccando flocculoso-fatiscente ;
sporis hyalinis, amygdaliformibus, 5-7 « 3-31/,; basidiis clavatis, 18 «
6-7; hyphis subhymenialibus, 7-8 [j.., basalibus usque ad 15 a. cras-
sis, septatis, vix nodosis.

Hab. ad ramos corticatos Frangulte Alni, in Polonia. —
Species valde Corticio isabellino (Schroeter) Eichler affinis, sed
forma sporarum, colore et hyphis subhymenialibus latioribus differt.

17. Corticium frustulosum Bres. Fungi polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903, 617
p# 98. — Late effusum, nocculoso-submembranaceum, molle, am-
bitu pruinato, ex albido luride alutaceo-subumbrinum ; hymenio
levi, subpruinoso, minute rimoso; sporis hyalinis, subglobosis,
majuscule apiculatis, 7-10 w 7-8; basidiis clavatis, 20-25 v 10-11, 2-
4-sterigmaticis, sterigmatibus usque ad 15 a. longis ; hyphis prin-
cipalibus usque ad 10 [J.. crassis et fuscidulis.

Hab. sub cortice Populi tremulae, in Polonia.

18. Corticium tephroleucum Bres. in P. Strasser, Zweiter Nachtr. zur 618
Pilznora des Sonntagberges in Verhancll. d. k. k. zool.-bot. Gres.

in Wien 1902, p. 430. — Late effusum, adglutinatum, ceraceum,
ambitu e pruinato mox similari e griseo-pallidum vel ex albo cre-
meum; hymenio laxe subtuberculoso, ;etate rimoso ; sporis obova-
tis, 9-12,5 « 6-8,5 hyalinis; basidiis clavatis, 20-25 « 7-8; hyphis con-
textus mox grumoso-collapsis, 4-5 ;j.. crassis.

Hab. ad corticem truncorum Piri communis, Sonntagsberg,

I7-_J ttymenomycetse, Thelephoracese, Corticium,

Austria bor. — Sub duabus formis obvium. Prima e grisea vel
griseo-subargillacea pallescens, secunda ex alba cremea. Structura
et cetera omnia identica. Forte haec diversitas e tempore vegeta-
tionis pendet, nam forma grisea mense Januario lecta et forma
alba mense Februario.

19. Corticium polygonium Pers. Disp. p. 30. — Syll. VI p 027.

Ilab. quoque ad ramos P o p u 1 i t r e m u 1 ;e , in Polonia. —
Spora? cylindraceo-curvulaB, hyalinae, 8-12 «3 4; basidia clavata,
30-35^6-7; inter basidia et contextum adsunt cellula- obverse ob-
ovat.r. vacuaB, tenuiter tunicatse, numquam prominentes, sed semper
immersge, 40-50« 15-20 (Bresadola, Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol.
1903. pag. 97).

20. Corticium cinereo-carneum P. Henn. Fg. S. Paul. III, pag. 197 619
(Hedw. 1904). — Effusum, tenue crustaceo-membranaceum, cine-
reo-carneum, pruinosum, margine conformi, contextu fusco-subvi-
noso, fimbriato; basidiis clavatis, 15-20^8-10; sporis globosis, le-
vibus, hyalinis, 8-10 ;j..

Hab. ad truncos, Alto da Serra Iponema, S. Paulo Brasiliae.

21. Corticium isabellinum (Schroeter) Eichler. ap. Bres. Fungi Pol. 620
in Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 97, Ilypochnus isdbellinus jSchroeter Pilz.
Schl. I, p. 417, nec Fries. — Effusum, isabellinum, tenue; sporis
hyalinis, obovatis, 4 '/,-6 « 3-3 '/2 ; basidiis clavatis, 18-20 « 4-5,
hyphis subhymenialibus 3-5 jj.. ; hyphis basalibus, usque ad 15 ;jl. cr.

Hab. quoque ad ramos Coryli, in Polonia.

22. Corticium alutaceum (Schrad.) Bres. Fungi Kmet. pag. 46. Ita 621
vocandum Corticium radiosum Fr. Epicr. pag. 560. — Syll. VI,
pag. 611.

Hab. quoque ad truncos Pini silvestris et ad ligna Be-
tul.r. — var. molle (Karst.) Bres. 1. infra cit., Corticium granu-
latum var. molle Karsten Hattsv. II. p. 147. Ad truncos Pini
silv. , etiam in Polonia. Haec varietas meo sensu ad Corticium
alutaceum potius ducenda, a quo differt sporis et hyphis aliquan-
tulum majoribus (Bresadola. Fungi polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903,
pag. 94).

23. Corticium sulphureum Pers. Obs. I, p. 38, nec Fr.

/Fab. quoque ad ligna Quercus, in Polonia. Spora? hva-
linae, subglobosae, asperula1, 4-5 «3-4; basidia clavata, 16-20 * 6-7.
Meo sensu Corticium fumosum Fr. et Phlebia caga Fr. (cfr. Syll.
VI ]». 613 et 698 haud specifice sunt distincta (Bresadola, Fungi
Polonici, in Ann. M\v,,l. 1903, p. 96).

Hymenomycetee, Thelephorae<';i\ Corticium. 173

24. Corticium atrovirens Fr. Epicr. p. 562 — Syll. VI p. 614. —
Thelephora Fr. El. I, p 202, Corticium ccerulescens Karst. Hattsv.
II, p. 154, Hypochnus chalybceus Schroet. (an Pers. ?) Fl. Schl. I,
pag. 416.

Hab. quoque ad truncos putridos Alni glutinosa1, in Po-
lonia. — Spora? globosae, 3 ;j.. diam. ; basidia elavata, 15-20 «4;
hyphae septato-nodosse, 2-3 jj.. Color luride eaeruleus, saepe pruina
flavo-viridi conspersus (Bresadola, Fungi Polonici, in Ann. Mycol.
1903, p. 96).

25. Corticium botryosum Bres. Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903, 622
pag. 99. — Late effusum, flocculosum, ambitu subsimilari, demum
secedenti subrevoluto, album, pallescens; hymenium lacunoso-pul-
verulento; sporis hyalinis, fusoideo-ventricosis, utrinque apicula-
tis, 7-9** 4; basidiis clavatis, c;cspitose aggregatis, 4-6-sterigma-
ticis, 20-25 » 8-10 ; hyphis septatis, siepe ad septa nodosis, 7-9 ;j..
crassis.

Hab. ad ligna P in i , in Polonia. — A Corticio fusisporo (Schrot. i
optime distinctum.

26. Corticium Eichlerianum Bres. Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903, ; ,;;
pag. 95. — Effusum, membranaceum, subsecedens, ex albido pal-
lide subisabellinum v. subcarneolum, ambitu pruinato-subfimbriato ;
hymenio levi, haud rimoso; sporis hyalinis, cylindraceo-curvulis,
6-8 « 2 7,-3 '/^ ; basidiis clavatis, 30-35 « 7-8, sterigmatibus usque

ad 8 jt. longis : hyphis crasse tunicatis, 4-6, inferne, 8 ;x. crassis.
Hdb. ad ramos Quercus, in Polonia. — A Corticio sublevi
habitu non distinguendum.

27. Corticium chartaceum Pat. in Duss Enum. Champ. Guadel. 1903, 624
p. 19. — Eesupinatum, late effusum, tenue, coriaceo-membrana-
ceum, glauco-cinereum, sub vitro pruinosum, subpellucidum, mar-
gine similari, superficie continua, levi, trama alba,.dura, «lO-lOO

;j.. cr. ; cystidiis emergentibus, 30-50 * 12, copiosis, acutis. incolori-
bus, parte libera aspero-incrustatis ; sporis incoloribus, ovoideo-
oblongis, 7 « 4.

Hab. ad truncos putres Simaruba- amarae, in stagno Wal-
kanaers Guadalupa. — 6'. giganteo subaffine.

28. Corticium laetum (Karst.) Bres. Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mw.
1903, p. 94, Hyphoderma lcetum Karst. Revue Myc. L889, Sacc.
Syll. X, p. 530, Corticium hypnophilum Karst. Rev. Myc. L890.

Hab. quoque ad truncos A 1 n i et C o r y 1 i , in Polonia. — Sporae
oblongo-obovata;, interdum uno latere subdepressir, hyalinae, 10-

171 EJymenomycetse; Thelephoracese, Corticium.

14*6-8; basidia clavata, 4-sterigmatica, 35-50 » 7-12 ; hyphae
contextus septatr, haud nodosae, irregula.rcs. 1-1 0 >i. cra.ssa-. Cum
Speciminibus a cl. Karsten benevole missis comparavi, nec differen-
tiam inveni. Forte ad Cortkium auroram Berk., mihi ignotum,
ducendum ^Bres. 1. c).

29. Corticium deflectens Karst. Krit. Ofv. p. 414, Grandinia de/le-
ctens K. Hattsv. II, p. 239. — Syll. VI, p. 503.

Ilab. quoque ad ramos et truncos S a 1 i c i s et F r a n g u 1 33
Alni, in Polonia. — Sporse oblonga', hyalinae, 6-8«2'/.,-3; ba-
sidia clavata, 25^5-6; hyphas 2-4 [j. Cum speciminibus authenti-
cis comjmravi, in quibus sporas ut supra inveni, nec prout habet
Karsten 1. c. (Bresadola, Fungi polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903,
pag. 95).

30. Corticium Queletii Bres in Nuovo G. Bot. Ital. 1901, pag. 170, 625
Corticium calceum Quel. olim, non in Fl. Myc, nec Pers., nec
Fr. — Ex orbiculari effuso-confluens, membranaceo-molle, adna-
tum, margine primitus subfimbriato dein similari et libero, ex albo
pallide crustulinum ; hymenio subruguloso , setate late rimoso ;
sporis oblongis, 8-9 » 3-4 ; basidiis clavatis, 35-40 « 5-6 ; hyphis
contextus septato-nodosis, tenuiter tunicatis, 3-4,5 a cr.

Hab. in ramis corticatis Abietis pectinatai in Jura (Que-
let), Helvetia pr. Neuchatel (Morthier) et Vallombrosa Etrurise
(Cavara).

31. Corticium acerinum Pers. var. dryinum Pers. Syn. p. 581 (sub 626
Thelephora) Stereum acerinum (Pers.) Fr. — Syll. VI p. 687.

Hab. quoque ad corticem iEsculi Jl i ppocastani , in Po-
lonia. — Sporse 11-14^6-8. var. macrospora Bres. Fungi Po-
lonici, in Ann. Mycol. 1903, pag. 96. Ad ramos Corni san-
guinese, in Polonia. Spone ovato-oblong;e, 15-20 « 6-9; basidia
clavata, 70-100 « 10-12; paraphyses 4-6 ;x. crassae; hyph;e 3-4 a.
Species hasc quoad dimensionem sporarum et basidiorum variabi-
lissima !

32 Corticium centrifugum (L<'v.) Bres. Fungi Polonici in Ann. Myc 627
1903, pag. 96, Rhizoctonia centrifuga Lcv. Ann. Sc Nat. 1843,
pag. 225.

Ilab. ad truncos Betulae, Populi et Pini, in Polonia. —
Spor;c hyalinae, oblongae, 5-7*3-4; basidia clavata, 20-25**5-6;
hyphae tenues, septato-nodosa'. 3-5 \i. Sclerotia non vidi. A Cort.
arachnoideo Berk. notis micrologicis distinotum (Bres. I. c).

33. Corticium Typhae 1'crs. Kuckcl Symb. pag. 27, Athelia Typhce

Hyrnenomycetse, Thelephoracese, Peniophora. 17.")

Pers. Myc. Eur. I, pag. 84, Athelia scirpina Thiim. Myc. Univ.
n. 1505 ! Corticium scir-pinum Winter Pilze p. 340.

Hab. ad culmos et folia Scirpi silvatici et Caricis sp.,
in Polonia. — Sporse hyalince, oblongpe, subnaviculares, 18-27 «
7-8; basidia clavata, 2 4 sterigmatica, 25-35^8-10; hyplue irre-
gulares, 2-5 ji. latne (Bresadola, Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol.
1903, pag. 97).

34. Corticium muscicola Bres. Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903, 628
p. 96. — Interrupte effusum, membranaceum, ex albido luride alu-
taceum, ambitu fibrilloso-byssinum ; hymenio e muscis undulato,
secus levi, vix rimoso; sporis hyalinis, obovatis, 4-41/, * 2-2l/„
guttulatis; basidiis clavatis, 15-18 v 4-5; hyphis subhymenialibus
tenuibus, 3-4 \x. contextus rigidis? 5-8 \x. s^epe ad septa nodosis.

Hab. ad muscos, in Polonia.

35. Corticium chlamydosporium Burt Ann. Eep. N. Y. State Mus. 629
1901, n. 54, p. 154 (Diagnosis 1. c. desideratur).

PENIOPHORA Cooke — Syll. VI pag. 640, IX p. 237, XI p. 128,
XIV p. 223, XVI p. 193. — Cfr. Kneifjia, infra.

1. Peniophora amaniensis P. Henn. in Bot. Jahrb. 1904, p. 43. — ,.,.,,,

Crustaceo-effusa, subcarnescens, pallide fiavnla, ambitu pallido
byssacea; hymenio minute verrucoso; cysticliis sparsis, subulatis,
granuloso-verrucosis, hyalinis, apice obtusis, 20-40 « 5-8 ; basidiis
subclavatis, 10-14^3,5; sporis ovoideis vel ellipsoideis, hyalinis,
1-2-guttulatis, 3,5-4,5 * 2,5-3.

Hab in silvis sempervirentibus supra Amani, Ost Usambara
Africre orient. (Engler).

2. Peniophora Coffeffi Zimm. in Centr. f. Bakter. Paras. 1901, n. 3, 63]
pag. 102. — Adpressa, tenuis, subcoriacea, usque 5 mm. diam.,
margine radiato - fimbriato , lsete flavido ; hymenio rubiginoso-
brunneo, velutino; cystidiis solitariis, conico-oblongatis, supra ba-
sidia eminentibus, crasse tunicatis, apice acutis, 80-95 « 8, rufis ;
basidiis tetrasporis; sterigmatibus 3 ;j.. longis ; sporis hyalinis, Je-
vibus, globosis, 5-6 jx. diam.

Hab. in cortice ramorum adhuc vivorum Coffe;c arabicae,
cui innocua videtur, in insula Java.

3. Peniophora disciformis (DC ) Cooke — Syll. VI pag. 612 \ir 632
borealis Peck, Harrim Alaska Exped. Crypt. pag. 43. — A typo
differt colore rubescente; cystidiis dimidio minoribus, disoo prui-
nosulo v. pulveroo; sporis ....

176 Hymenomycet», Thelephoracese, Kneiffia.

Ilab. ad terram. Yakutat Bay, Alaska (Treleasei. — Ubi spe-
cimina fertilia, forte species nova demonstrabitur.
4. Peniophora crassa Burt, Ann. Rep. N. Y. State Mus n. 54, 1901, 633
p. 155 (Diagnosis 1. c. desideratur).

KNEIFFIA Fr. Epicr. p. 529 (1838), Peniophora Cooke in Grev. VIII,
p. 20 (1879) — Syll. VI p. 510, IX p. 216, XI pag. 114, XIV
p. 11 et 210. Cfr. Peniophora, supra. — Genus Kneiffia Fr. ad
typum Kneiffuv setigerce constitutum, a genere Peniophora Cooke
non distinguendum. Nota aliqua exkibita erronea, prout basidia
monospora, nam in genuina quoque Kn. setigera basidia sunt te-
traspora. De cetero est Corticium cystidiis praditum. — Sensu
Auctorum hoc genus heterogeneum, nempe Ppniophorct' sp. et Odon-
tim sp. amplectens, contra sensum Auctoris (Fries) qui clare dicit:
«hymenium granulis verrucisque destitutum, sed tantum setis ri-
gidis strigoso-exasperatum (Bresadola, Fungi Polonici in Ann.
Mycol. 1903, p. 99).

1. Kneiffia setigera Fr. Epicr. pag. 529. — Syll. VI p. 510 et IX
p. 218 — Bres. Hym. Hung. Kmetiani p. 40.

Hab. quoque ad truncos Al ni , Betulae, Populi tremul.v
et Salicis Capre;e, in Polonia. — Forma consueta omnino Cor-
ticiorum; resupinata late effusa, ceraceo-membranacea, ambitu prui-
nato, primitus alba, dein alutaceo-crustulina; hymenium generatim
leve, rarius tuberculosum, demum rimosum ; cystidiis velutino-
exasperatum; spora3 hyalinae, cylindraceae, subcompress.e, 10-15«
4-41/,,; basidia clavata, tetraspora, 30-35 »6-7; cystidia sparsa, ra-
rissime subfasciculata, cylindracea v. subfusoidea, tenuiter tunicata,
tuberculoso-furfuraceo-incrustata, interdum septata et ad septa s.rpe
nodosa, 120-180*8-12 vel ultra; hyphae contextus 4-6 ;j.. latae
(Bresadola, Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 99).

2. Kneiffia tomentella Bres. Fungi Polonici, in Ann. Mycol. 1903, 684
pag. 103. — Late et interrupte effusa, mollis, tomentosula, laxe
gontexta, ambitu arachnoideo, ex albida alutacea vel demum sub-
ochracea; hymenio e sublacunoso levi; sporis hyaliuis vel sub-
stramineis, 1-guttulatis, obovatis, Sx/2-4:l/2 » 2'/.,-3; basidiis clavatis,
20-25 « 4-5 ; cystidiia subfusoideis, apice obtuso, tenuiter tuuicatis,
apice laxe granuloso-inrrustatis. mox glabris, interdum septato-
nodosis, 7i> 90 1-5, parte prominula 30-40 ;j.. ; hyphis contextus,
2-3 u. cr.

//(///. ad folia coacervata et ligna mucida, in Polonia.

Hymenomycetse, Thelephoracea?, Kneiffia. 177

3. Kneiffia subabscondita Bres. Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903, 635
p. 101, Corticium confluens Fr. var. subcalceum Karsfc. in Revue
Myc Avril 1888 — Syll. VI p. 627 et IX p. 232 — Corticium
leve Pers. var. subcalceum Karst. Krit. Ofv. 1892, pag. 51 ? —
Late effusa, adglutinata, submembranacea, ambitu radiato v. prui-
nato, pallida, subalutacea ; hymenio sublevi vel colliculoso-subtu-
berculoso; sporis hyalinis, oblongis, 3l/0-4:l/0 » 2-2 3/t ; basidiis cla-
vatis, 20-25 « 4-5 ; cystidiis raris, cylindraceis, apice obtuso, sub-
attenuato, basi pedicellatis, crassiuscule tunicatis, granuloso-incru-
statis, ut plurimum immersis, rarius usque ad 20 fi. emergen-
tibus, 60-75 «10-15; hyphis 2'/,-4 [j.. crassis.

Hab. ad truncos Betulae, Alni et Pini silv. , in Polonia.
— Habitu et colore Corticio confluenti Fr. simillima, a quo notis
micrologicis tantum tute distinguitur. Cl. Karsten locis citatis fuu-
gum describit, qui, fide speciminum mecum benevole communicato
rum, cum nostro optime convenit ; cystidia quoque adsunt etiamsi
in diaguosi Karsteniana haud sint memorata; at sporas frustra
qusesivi, quas cum Karsten globosas, 9 ;j.. diam. dicat, quod a
fungo nostro est alienum, ejus cum specie Karstenii identitatem
absolutam asserere nequeo et ideo ceu novum propono (Bres. 1. c).

4. Kneiffia polonensis Bres. Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903, 63J
p. 102. — Late effusa, tomentosa, ambitu similari, nivea, demum
cremea; hymenio scruposo, velutino; sporis hyalinis, oblongis,
6-9*4-5; basidiis clavatis, tetrasporis, 30-35 * 6-7; cystidiis sub-
cylindraceis, tenuiter tunicatis, parte prominula granuloso-incru-
stata, septata, ad septa interdum nodosa, 200-230 * 8-9, circiter
80-90 (i. emergentibus ; hyphis basidiophoris 5-6 ;j.. cvstidiophoris
6-8 ;j.. latis, septato-nodosis.

Hab. ad truncos Quercus et Ulmi, in Polonia.

5. Kneiifia Frangulae Bres. Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903, c;;
p. 100. — Late effusa, membranaceo-mollis, crassa, subtus fibril-
losa, ambitu fimbriato, ex albida cremeo-subalutacea; hymenio
levi, interdum subundulato, haud rimoso; sporis hyalinis, oblou-
gis, hilariter depressis, 7-9 «4-5; basidiis clavatis, 25-30*6-6;
cvstidiis fusoideis, glabris, 30-45 « 6-8 parum prominulis, raro
usque ad 15 \i.. ; hyphis subhymenialibus tenuibus, irregularibus,
3-4 ;j.. ; hyphis basalibus rigidiusculis, regularibus, horizontalibus,
septato-nodosis, 3-4 \l. cr.

Hab. ad ramos Frangul.r Alni, in Polonu Eabitu vi

cletur prorsus Corticium lece Pers. f. pallida ( — Thel. laxa Pers. .

ij

178 Hymenomycetse, ThelephoraceeB, Kneiffia,

6. Kneiffia farinosa Bres. Fungi Polonici in Ann. Myc. 1903, p. 105. 633

— Lato efifusa e farinosa submembranacea, membranula tenui, laxe
contexta et demum separabUi, ambitu pruinato, ex alba cremea ;
hymenio sublovi, furfurello; sporis hvalinis, subglobosis vel sub-
elliptieis, 7-11 » 5-77 . basidiis clavatis, 30-35 « 7-8; cystidiis sub-
cylindracois, apice obtuso, subattenuato, crasse tunicatis, granuloso-
incrustatis, glabrescentibus, 75-90 « 7-12 ; hyphis contextus, 2'/,-
4'/2 [*.. crassis.

Hab. ad ramos Salicis, Ulmi etc, in Polonia.

7. Kneiffia clavigera Bres. Fungi Polonici in Ann. Myc. 1903, p. 103. im

— Late efFusa, submembranacea, ambitu pruinato, ex albida cre-
meo-subalutacea; hymenio in vegeto subtuberculoso, in sicco levi ;
sporis hyalinis, oblongis, 9-10*5-6; basidiis clavatis, 35-40 * 6-7 ;
cystidiis clavatis vel clavato-subcapitatis, tenuiter tunicatis, gla-
bris, 60-75 « 14-17 ; parte prominula, 20-24 [j.. ; hypliis contextus
4-6 |x. cr.

Hab. ad lignum Populi monilifera;, in Polonia.

8. Kneiffia avellanea Bres. Fungi Polonici in Ann. Myc. 1903, p. 102. f.)10

— Late effusa, tenuis, ceraceo-rigescens, adglutinata, ex avellanea
fuscidula, ambitu pruinato, albo; hymenio e cystidiis sub lente
velutino, haud rimoso; sporis hyalinis, cylindraceo-curvulis, 7-
8 w 2-21/, ; basidiis clavatis, 18-20 « 4-5; cystidiis fusoideo-cuspidatis
crasse tunicatis, furfuraceo-incrustatis, glabrescentibus, 75-100 « 9-
12; hyphis conglutinatis, 3-4 [t. crassis.

Hab. ad ramos Ulmi campestris, in Polonia. Pevi<>

phorce cinereaz Fr. proxima, sed praecipue colore et cystidiis multo
majoribus distincta.

9. Kneiffia carneola Bres. Fungi Polonici, in Ann. Mycol. 1903, g4i
p. 104. — Late et interrupte effusa, flocculosa, ambitu furfuraceo,
pallide et luride incarnata; hymenio velutino, haud rimoso; sporis
hyalinis, subamygdaliformibus, apiculatis et hilariter deprcssis, 6-
8«4-4'/„, raro 9-10 «5; basidiis clavatis, 20-25^5-6, 4-sterig-
maticis, sterigmatibus 4-6 ;j.. longis; cystidiis raris, conico-cusjii-
datis, basi ventricosis, e ruguloso-subincrustatis mox levibus, 90-
100*8-9; hvphis irregularibus, mollibus, septatis, raro no*losis
3-5 [>.. cr.

llah. ad ramos Pini silvestris, in Polonia. — Specimen
parum diversum habuit cl. Bres. quoquc a Suecia a cl. Romell.

10. Kneiffia velutina (De C.) Bres. Fungi Poloniei in Ann. Mycol
L903, p. L00, Thelephora De C. Fl. Fr. VI, p. 33, Xerocarpus

Hymenomycetfe, Thelephoracese, Kneiffia, 179

alneus Karsten Hattsv. II, p. 137 pr. p.. Peniophora velutina
(DC.) Cooke et Peniophora Karstenii Massee Monogr. of Tliel.
p. 163. — Syll. VI, p. 644 et IX, p. 238.

Hab. quoque ad truncos Quercus. Tiliae, Coryli, Po-
puli et Pini in Polonia. — In vegeto eolor hujus speciei saepe
pallidus vel cremeo-gilvidus,' sed in sicco semper carneus fit. Pe-
niophora Karstenii est forma pallidior ambitu subsimilari vel mi-
nus strigoso. Specimina a Karsten mecum benevole communicata
ex parte huc et ex parte ad Stereum alneum Fr. gonuinum
spectant (Bresadola, 1. c).

11. Kneiffia tenuis (Pat.) Bres. Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903,
p. 105, Corticium tenue Patouillard in Revue Myc. 1885, p. 182.
- Syll. VI, p. 632.

Hab. ad ramos Coryli, in Polonia. — Sporse cylindraeese, 8-
9^4-4'/2; basidia clavata, 30-35 «6-7; cystidia cylindracea, te-
nuiter tunicata, apice tuberculoso - incrustata more cystidiorum
Inocybarum, 70-75*9-12; hyphse 3-5 \x. crassae. Kneiffice setigerce
forte nimis affinis.

12. Kneiffia subsulphurea (Karsten) Bres. Fungi Polonici in Ann.
Mycol. 1903, p. 104, Corticium subsulphureum Karsten Symb. VIII,
p. 12. Syll. VI, p. 632.

Hab. quoque ad ligna Pini silvestris, in Polonia. - - Sporoe
hyalinte vel stramineae, cylindraceo-subcurvulge, 7-9 w 2-3 ; basidia
clavata, 20-25^5-6; cystidia rara, subfusoideo-cuspidata, saepe
sinuosa, tenuiter tunicata, laxe superne granuloso-scabra, valdn
prominula, 6-8 ja. crassa; hyphae subhymeniales 3-4 \i. ; basales
usque 6 [t. lataa. Cum speciminibns authenticis a cl. Karston ha-
bitis comparavi. (Bres. 1. c).

13. Kneiffia subalutacea (Karsten) Bres. Fungi Polonici in Ann.
Mycol. 1903, p. 104, Corticium subalutaceum Karsten Symb. Myc
Fenn. X, p. 65. — Syll. VI, p. 636.

Ilab. ad ligna Pini silvestris, in Polonia. — Sporae hya-
linse, cylindraceo-Gurvulae, 6-8«l'/2; basidia clavata, 20-24*4;
cystidia cylindracea, apice obtuso, levia, tenuiter tunicata, 70-100 «
5-6; hyphaj 2-3 \i. Kneiffin* glebuloscv Bres. proxima, Cum speci-
minibus authenticis Corticii subalutacei K. comparavi. Etiam e Sue-
cia habui a cl. L. Romell (n. 845).

14. Kneiffia serialis (Fr.) Bres. Fungi Polonici in Ann Myc. 1903,
p. 101, Corticium Fr. Dpicr. p. 563. • Syll. VI, p. <',2-l, Xrro
carpus cacao Karst. Hedw. 1890, p. 271.

180 HymenomycetaB, Thelephoracese, Kneffia.

llab. ad ligna et trancos Pini silvestris, in Polonia. —
Spor;ii hyalinae, cylindraceo-subeurvulie, 5-6*2-2'/.,; basidia cla-
vata, 15-16 «4-5; cystidia fusoideo-cuspidata, apice primitus gra-
nuloso-incrustata, dein glabra, interrupte distributa, 56-64*4-5;
hyphae contextus conglutinat.r, parum evidentes, 3-4'/ >i. crassae.
Variat paliida, subtestacea, carneo-fuscidula. sublivida etc. Habitu
videtur forma tenuis Corticii lividi Fr. (Bres. 1. c.

15. Kneiffia Roumeguerii Bres. Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903,
p. 102 et in Fungi Trid. II, p. 36, tab. 144, f. 1 sub Corticio.

- Syll. XI. p. 125.

Hab. quoque ad truncos Quercus, in Polonia et pr. Romam
— Specimina hujus speciei habui ex America boreali a cl. Prof.
Burt sub nomine Peniophora Ravenelii Cooke cum nota «distri-
buted in Ravenel Fung. Car. 2, n. 39 under name of Corticium
leue». Diagnosis tamen Cookei in Grev. VIII, pag. 21 cum meo
fungo minus concordat et insuper Cooke scripsit quod sua spe-
cies = Corticio Auberiano Rav. n. 1369 (non Mont.j est. An Cor-
ticium lceve Rav. est = Corticium Auberianum Rav.? (Bres. 1. c).

16. Kneiffia sanguinea (Fr.) Bres. Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol.
1903, p. 101, Corticium Fr. Epicr. p. 561. — Syll. VI, p. 612,
Corticium glabrum Berk. et C. North Am. Fung. n. 255, non
Ellis.

Hab. ad ramos Quercus silvestris, in Polonia. — Spor.-i-
hyalinsB, obovat;e, 5-6 «3; basidia clavata, 35-40*6-7; cystidia
fusoidea, cuspidata, glabra, 55-60*6-7, non ubique distributa;
hypkae septatse, vix nodosa?, subhymeniales 4 a., basales usque ad
8 a. crassre, succo granuloso fulvo farctae. Color hujus speciei in
sicco lateritio-miniatus, sed in vegeto pallidus, hymenii pallido-
cremeus; tactu ut in sicco coloratur. Specimina originalia Friesiana
vidi, cum quibus specimina americana Corticii glabri B. &C.,arl.
Prof. Burt missa, exacte conveniunt. Corticium glabrum Ellis
North Am. Fung. n. 7 1 6 est = Peniophora carnea (B. ct C.)
Cooke (Bres. 1. c ).

17. Kneiffia purpurea (Cooke et Morg.) Bres. Fungi Polonici in Ann.
Mycol. 1903, p. 100, Thelephora purpurea Cooke et Morg. Myc.
Fl Miami Valley p. 198, Hymenochcete Gooke — Syll. VI, p. 597.

Ilab. ad truncos, in Polonia. — Spor.c hyalinae, subcylindra-
ceae, 6-7 -3; basidia clavata 6-7 ;j.. lata; cystidia cylindraceo-sub-
fusoidea, hyalina, demum basi straminea, crassiuscule tunicata,
apice obtusa, primitus tunicata, dein granuloso-asperula, 100-120

Hymenomycetse, Thelephoraceae, Kneffin. 181

8-10; hyphse contextus 3-4 jj.. latse. Cum speciminibus authenticis
in Morgan n. 683 comparavi (Bres. 1. c).

18. Kneiffia plumbea (Fr.) Bres. Fungi Polonici in Ann. Myc. 1903,
p. 103, Corticium Fr. Hym. Eur. p. 663. — Syll. VI, p. 624.

Hab. quoque ad ligna, in Polonia. — Late effusa, primitus
purpureo-violacea, dein aetate plumbea, rimosissima; sporae hya-
linae, cylindraceo-curvulse, 9-11 «3-4; basidia clavata, 30-32 « 6-7;
cystidia parum prominula, tunicata, fusoidea, 36-40« 7-10; hyph;r
irregulares, conglutinatoe, parcoe, 3-4 [j.. crassae. Peniophorm cine-
rew Fr. admodum affinis et forte tantum ejus varietas. Cum spe-
ciminibus originalibus friesianis comparavi. Specimina a Karsten
habita jam primitus plumbea et minus compacta, forsan quia ste-
rilia, de cetero vix diversa (Bres. 1. c).

19. Kneiffia longispora (Pat.) Bres Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol.
1963, p. 1051, Hypochnus Patouill. Journ. Bot. 1894, n. 221. —
Syll. XI, p. 130.'

Hab. quoque ad truncos B e t u 1 ;e , Alni, Carpini, Populi
et iEsculi, in Polonia. — Spor;e hyalina?, sinuato-vermiculares,
12-15« 2 '/,; basidia clavata, tetraspora, longe sterigmatica, 30-
32 «5-6; cystidia subuliformia, tenuiter tunicata, laxe granuloso-
incrustata, 70-90« 3-4 y2; hyph o septato-nodosaa 2 l/,-4 [J.. Species
h;ec, primo in Tunisia detecta, in Polonia rossica admodum com-
munis videtur; etiam in Austria lecta fuit a cl. prof. equite de
Hohnel. Specimina nostra cum speciminibus originalibus a cl. Pa-
touillard benevole missis comparavi. (Bres. 1. c.).

20. Kneiffia levis (Fr.) Bres. Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903,
p. 99, Corticium leve Fr. Syll. VI. p. 611 — non Pcrs.

Hab. quoque ad corticem Carpini, Coryli, Alni, Populi
et Betulae, in Polonia. — A Corticio levi Pers. differt notis mi-
croscopicis, qu;e secuntur: sporte obovatse, bigutfculataa, hyalinae,
5-6«2'/2-3; basidia clavata, 35-40 «6-7; cystidia subcylindracea
vel subfusiformia, tenuiter tunicata e granulato-incrustata suble-
via, 50-80 «6-7; hyphse basidiophonc tenues, 3-4; hyphie cysti-
diophora; crassiuscule tunicataB, basi usque ad 7 ;j.. crassse. Teste
Burt in litt., qui specimina Friesiana in Herbario Kewensi vidit,
species htec genuinum Corticium leve Fr. sistit. (Bres. 1. c).

21. Kneiffia levigata (Fr.) Bres. Fungi Polonici in Anu. Myc. 1903,
p. 104, Corticium Fr. Epicr. p. 565. — Syll. VI, p. 628 - Xero-
carpus Juniperi Karst. Hattsv. II, p. 138 (forma biennalis).

Hab. quoque ad ramos Juniperi, in Polonia. — Sponr h\a

182 Kymenotaycetse, Thelephoracese, Coniophofa.

linae, cylindraceie, 7-10*3-4; basidia clavata, 26-30« B-6; cystidia

fusoidea, furfuracc(»-tunicata, 40-60» 7-9; hyphae conglutinatae 3-
4 a. E lurido cinnamomea canescens. Species h;ec a Stereo areo
latoFr. forma resupinata, meo sensu, non distinguonda. Br<s. 1. c;

22. Kneiffia incarnata (Fr.) Bres. Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol
1903, p. 103, Corticium Fr. Epicr. p. 564. — Syll. VI, p. 625.

llah. quoquo ad ramos Pini silvestris, in Polonia. — Spo
rse hyalince, subcylindracea', uno latere depressre, 8-10 * 4-4 1/2 ,
basidia clavata, 35-50*6-7; cystidia fusoidea, incrustata, crasse
tunicata, 60-75 * 10-18. (Bres. 1. c).

23. Kneiffia gigantea (Fr.) Bres. Fungi Polonici in Ann. Myc 1903,
p. 99, Corticium Fr. Epicr. p. 559. — Syll. VI, p 610.

Hab. ad ligna Pini silvestris, in Polonia. — Sporae hva-
linse, elongato-subcylindracea', 6-8*3-3'/2; basidia clavata, 30-
35*5-6; cystidia fusoidea, crasse tunicata, furfuraceo-incrustata,
54-10*8-15; hypha' contextus crasse tunicatre, 4-7 [t.

24. Kneiffia cremea Bres. Fungi Polonici in Ann. Myc 1903, p. 100
ct in Fungi Trid. II, p. 63, tab. 173, f 2 sub Corticio. Penio-
phora cremea (Bres.) Sacc. et Syd. — Syll. XVI, p. 195.

Hab. ad truncos et ramos Quercus, Carpini, Alni, Ca-
staneae et Pini. — Species valde communis in Polonia rossica ;
variat cremea, ochracea et luride straminea. Cystidia in junioribus
s;rpe apice granuloso-asperula, sed mox glabra.

25. Kneiffia cinerea (Fr.) Bres. Fungi Polonici in Ann. Myc. 1903,
p. 103, Corticium Fr. Epicr. p. 563.

Hab. ad ramos Salicis cinerea1, in Polonia. — Sporne hya-
linse, cylindraceo-curvula?, 8-11 * 2y2-3; basiclia clavata 30-35 * 6-
7; cystidia fusoidea, tunicata, 36-50*7-12; hyphae contextus 3-
4 \).., parca3.

26. Kneiffia aurantiaca Bres. Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903,
p. 103 et in Fungi Trid. II, p. 37, tab. 144, f. 2 sub Corticio.
— Syll. XI, p. 126.

Ilab. ad ramos Alni glutinosa1, in Polonia. — In hoc spe-
cimine spora: 15-18*10-12; basidia 80-90*12-14; cystidia ut iu
typo; hyphae 3-4 ;j.. crassai.

C0NI0PH0RA D. C. — Syll. VI p. 646, IX p. 241, XI pag. 129,

XIV p 224, XVI p. 195.
1. Coniophora arida Fr. Hym. Europ. p. 659. — Syll. VI, p. 648, ,-, i^

Thelephora Fr. Elcnc p. 197.

Hymenomycetge, Thelephoracere, Coniophorella. 183

Hab. quoque ad truncos Pini silvestris, in Polonia. —
Sporse luteae, obverse ovatte, 10-14 » 7-9; basidia clavata, 35-
40 «8-10; hyphae subbasidiales hyalinse, contextus stramineae vel
ex aatate plus minusve coloratse, septatee, ad septa interdum in-
flatae vel nodosae, 3-6 ji. crassae. — Var. lurida Karsten Symb.
VIII, p. 12 (ut species). Cum typo, a quo colore, de cetero va-
riabili, tantum diversa. — Var. fiavo-brunnea Bres. Fungi Polo-
nici, in Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 110: late effusa, primitus floccu-
losa, flava, ambitu albo fimbriato, dein subpapyracea, secedens,
brunneo-livida, sublevis; sporse lutese, 9-13*6'/,v8; hyphae 3-
8 \x. crassa1. Ad ligna Pini silv., in Polonia.

C0NI0PH0RELLA Karst. Finl. Basidsv. p. 438. — Syll. XIV, p. 12.
— Ab affini Coniophora (unde nomen Coniophorella\ differt cy-
stidiis clavato-fusoideis eminentibus.

1. Coniophorella byssoidea (Pers.) Bres. Fungi Polonici in Ann. My-
col. 1903, p. 111, ConiopJiora byssoidea (Pers.) Fr. — Syll. VI,
p. 652, Thelephora Pers. Syn. p. 577, Diplonema sordescens Karst.
Finl. Basidsv. p. 430, Tomentella obducens Karst. 1. c. pag. 421,
Peniophora unicolor Peck 43 Rep. p. 23, Cfr. Syll. IX, p. 239
et 240.

Hab. quoque ad corticem et ramenta Pini silv. et ad thallum
Peltigerse cujusdam, in Polonia. — Sporae primitus hyalinae,
guttula straminea, dein stramineae, oblong;e, 5-6 * 3-3'/2, raro 4
•i. ; basidia clavata, 20-25*5-6; cysticlia fusoidea, levia, ssepe 1-
pluri-septata, ad septa interdum noclosa, 70-90 « 4l/2-6; hyphae
cystidiophone flavid^e, regulares, septato-noclos;c, 2'/,-4l/9 \i. ; hy-
phse basicliophorse tenues, hyalinae, subirregulares, 4-6 a. crassre.

2. Coniophorella olivacea (Fr.) Karst. Finl. Basidsv. p. 438. - - Syll.
VI, p. 649, Hypochnus Fr. Obs. 2, p. 282 pro parte, Coniophora
Ellisii (B. et C.) Cooke. — Syll. VI, p. 648.

Hab. quoque ad ligni Pini silvestris, in Polonia. — Sporse
luteo-fuscse, obverse ovatae, ssepe uno latere compressa1, 10-14*
5-6; basidia clavata, 30-35*8-9 cystidia clavata vel fusoidca, <■
granuloso-scabra leviuscula, septata, flavida, 100-150*9-12; hy-
phte contextus septatc, raro nodosae, fusciduLe, 4-8 \s.. crassa1. In
Herbario Friesii sub nomine Hypochnus olivaceus Fr. duae inve-
niuntur species, sc. species hic exhibita et Uypochni sp. sporis glo-
bosis, echinulatis etc. qui sub nomine Hypochnus olivaceus rema-
nere potest. Specimina Karstenii mecum benevole communicata

{84 HymenomycetsB, Thelephoracese, Hypocbnus,

cum nostris concordant. (Bresadola, Fungi Polonici in Ann. My-
col. 1903, p. 111).

3. Coniophorella umbrina (Alb. et Schw.) Bres. Fungi Polonici in
Ann. Mycol. 1903, pag. 111, Coniophora umbrina (A. S.) Fr. —
Syll. VI, p. 652 Thelephora Alb. et Schw. p. 281 p.

Ilab. ad truncos Pini silvestris, in Polonia. — Sporse fu-
scidulae, obverse obovatie vel subamygdaliformes, 9-12 »6-8; ba-
sidia clavata, 30-9-10 \i. ; cystidia subfusoidea, e granuloso-sca
bris levia, septata, 100-120*9-12; hyphse fuscse, 3-7 |t. crassae.
A Coniophorella olivacea Fr. fere tantum colore diversa, qufe in
speciminibus visis semper constans.

HYPOCHNUS Fr. — Syll. VI p. 053, IX p. 242, XI p. 130, XIV
p. 225, XVI p. 196. 1117.

1. Hypochnus puniceus (Alb. et Schw.) Fr. — Syll. VI, p. 661. — 643
var. bolaris Bres. Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 107. —
Late effusus, tomentosus, lateritius, ambitu vix diversus ; hyme-
nio demum granuloso; sporis sub micr. subluteis, angulato-sub-
globosis, aculeolatis, 9-10 v 7-8; basidiis clavatis, 25-30 * 7; hyphis
granulis fulvis repletis, 4-6 jj.. crassis.

llab. quoque ad acus Coniferarum, in Polonia. — A typo,
cui colore et forma simillimus, differt sporis sinuato-angulatis,
minus globosis minusque valide aculeatis.

2. Hypochnus Gardeniae Zimm. in Centr. f. Bakter. Paras. 1901, 644
n. 3, p. 102, fig. 2. — Applanatus, albus, taeniafformis, 1 mm.
lat., e ramis ad petiolos et fol. pag. inf. foliorum extensus ibique
tenuissimus, ex hyphis usque 13 |x. cr., intermixtis angustioribus,
formatus, denique carneus et fertilis ; basidiis fasciculatim stipatis
cylindraceo-clavatis 15-20 [j.. longis, sterigmatibus quaternis 4-5 a.
long. ; sporis ovoideis, hyalinis, 5-6 * 4-5.

Hab. in ramis petiolisque Gardenise floridaB culta^, cui
valde noxius, in horto bot. Buitenzorg Javae.

3. Hypochnus fusco-ferruginosus Bres. Fungi Polonici in Ann. My- 643
col. L903, p. 109. — Latissime effusus. tomentosus, fuscus, am-
bitu mox similari; hymenio sublevi, luri<l<> ferrugineo-fulvello;
sporis subellipsoideo-angulatis , aculeatis, fusco-fulvis, cum acu-
leis 12-15 «10-12; basidiis clavatis, 40-45*9-10; hyphis subhy-
menialibus Lyalino-fumosis, contextus fuscis, septato-nodosis. ad
nodos suliintlatis. 4-6 \>.. crassis.

Ilah. a<l ramos Franguhe Alni, in Polonia. — Exacte

Hymenomycetfp, Thelephoraceae, Hypochnug. ls-"i

medius inter Hypochnum ferrugineum Pers. et Hypoch. rubigino-
sum Bres.

4. Hypochnus albo-stramineus Bres. Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol. ,l;
1903, pag. 109. — Longe lateque effusus, furfuraceo-flocculosus,
straminellus, ambitu pruinato; hymenio minute scrobiculato, con-
colori; sporis hyalinis, ovato-subglobosis, breviter aculeolatis, 8-

9 w 7-8; basidiis cylindraceo-subclavatis, 50-60 » 6-7; hyphis hya-
linis, septato-nodosis, subhymenialibus 4-4 '/, ;j. , basalibus usquo
ad 6 ;j.. crassis.

Hab. ad ramos Populi tremulse, in Polonia. — Ab //.
cremicolore cui valde accedit, sporis majoribus lougiusque aculeatis
et contextu laxiori praacipue differt.

5. Hypochnus cremicolor Bres. Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903, 647
p. 109. — Longe lateque effusus, tomentosus, ex albo cremicolor.
ambitu furfuraceo; hymenio sublevi, concolori, demum late ri-
moso; sporis hyalino-substramineis, ovato-subglobosis, ambitu re-
gulari, episporio punctato-scabro vel granuloso, 5-6*4'/2-5; ba-
sidiis clavatis, 30-35*6-7; hyphis contextus hyalinis, 3-8 ;j.. cr.

Hab. ad corticem truncorum Alni glutinosae, in Polonia.

6. Hypochnus caeruleus Bres. Fungi in Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 109. 648

— Late effusus, tomentosus, ambitu furfuraceus, atrocaeruleus,
tinctura saepe subaeruginea; hymenio floccoso-subscrobiculato ; spo-
ris subglobosis, subsinuatis, aculeolatis, fuscidulis, 6-9^6-7; ba-
sidiis clavatis, 30*9; hyphis hyalino - fumosis, septato-nodosis,
ad nodos s;epe subinflatis, 3-6 ;j.. crassis.

Hab. ad terram et ad frustula lignea adhaerentia, in Polonia.

— Habitu et colore Corticium civruleum Fr. simulat, sed structura
optime distinctus.

7. Hypochnus chlorinus Massee in Kew Bull. 1901, p. 158. — Su- 549
biculo latissime effuso, membranaceo, subsecedenti, subtus ot am-
bitu fibrilloso; hymenio chlorino, densissime granulo.so; basidiis
clavatis, apice truncatis 11-13*5, 4-sterigmaticis ; sporis globosis
hyalinis 4 ;j.. diam.

Hab. in truncis in Tasmania (Eodway). — Zonse effiisae lu-
teo-grise;e granuloso-pulverulent;c, lecidciformes.

8. Hypochnus Bresadolae Brinkmann in Bres. Fungi Polonici in ,,.-,,
Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 108. — Late effusus, tomimtosus, cacainus,
ambitu subradiato, albido, mox concolore; hymenio pruinato-fur-
furaceo; sporis globosis, luteo-fuscis, vix una alterave uno latere
depressis, eximie aculeatis, cum aculeis 12-16« 11-16; kisidiis cla-

18(5 Hymenomycetse, Thelephoracese, Hypochnus,

vatis, 35-40» 10-12; hyphis fuliginois, septato-nodosis, ad nodos
intlatis, regularibus, B-8 ad nodos 12 [>.. crassis.

Hab. ad corticem Quercus et Pruni Cerasi in Westfalia
(Brinkmann). Variat in forma polonica sporis 12-14 |t. diam.
et hyphis 4-7 a.

9. Hypochnus alutaceo-umbrinus Bres. Fungi Polonici in Ann. My 651
col. 1903, p. 109. — Longe lateque effusus, tomentosus, umbri-
nus, margine pallide fimbriato dein similari; hymenio sublevi,
pallide alutaceo vel subisabellino ; sporis luteis, echinulatis, sub-
globosis, vix sinuatis vel angulatis, 8-9 a. diarn. vel 9 »8; basi-
diis clavatis, 40-45 «9-10; hyphis subhymenialibus hyalinis. sub-
regularibus contextus stramineo-fuscis, septato-nodosis, 3-5 \i. cr.

Hab. ad Carpinum Betulum, in Polonia.

10. Hypochnus epimyces Bres.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Corticium (Hypo- 652
chnus) epimyces Bres. Verh. Z. B. Gr. "Wien 1901, p. 641. — Ef-
fusus tenuis, tomentosulus, fuligineo griseus; hymenio unito, pal-
lidiore; sporis globosis v. rarius subglobosis, fumoso-hyalinis mu-
riculatis, 8-10 a. diam. v. 9-10 »8-9; basidiis clavatis, 45-50»
7-8; hyphis basidiophoris hyalinis, contextus stramineo-hyalinis,
regularibus, 2,5-3,5 a. cr.

Hab. supra Trametem odoratam in Sonntagberg Austri.r
(Strasser) .

11. Hypochnus fulvescens Sacc. in D. Sacc. Myc. ital. n. 1206 et in 053
Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 2, tab. II I, fig. 1. — Effusus, ramulos am-
biens, tenuissimus, sub vitro velutinus, ambitu conformi vix di-
stincto, superficie setulis acicularibus, obtusulis, croceis, 80-90 »
4-6 conspersus; hyphis subhymenialibus filiformibus, varie ramo-
sis, laxe intricatis, septulatis, aureo-fulvis ; basidiis ex hypharum
ramulis ultimis orientibus, tereti-clavatis, apice obtusis, 14-16 »
3-4, dilute fulvis; sterigmatibus subbinis brevissimis; sporis glo-
bulosis, non omnino regularibus, minutis, 3-4 ;j. diam., subhya-
linis.

Ilab. ad ramulos emortuos Callunae vulgaris, Riva Val-
dobbia (Novara), autumno 1900 lAb. Ant. Carestia). — Afnnis
Hypochno setoso Schrot.

12. Hypochnus chaetophorus v. ]b>lniel,Fragmente zur Mykologie 1903, 654
p. 21. — Late effusus, tenuis, arcte adnatus, indeterminatus, tloc-
coso-grumosus, setulis dense approximatis hispidulo-velutinus,
candidus vol pallidus, hymenio e basidiis tetrasporis, 4-5 a. cras-

sis et setulis albis, rigidis, acutis, levibus, acicularibus, crassissime

ttymenomycetse, Thelephoracese, Elypochnils. 187

tunicatis, ad basin plerumque ramoso-dilatatis, 100-1 00 « 5-10 for-
mato; sporis ellipsoideis, hyalinis, levibus 6 » 3.

Hab. in Laricis ligno putrido in silvis ad Ivrummbachleithen
montis Schneeberg Austri;e inferioris.

13. Hypochnus Weisseanus P. Henn. Verh. Brandbg. XXXXIII, 655
1901, p. XII. — Pellicula tenui, albida, subcompactiuscula, foiia
tegente ; hyphis intricato-ramulosis, hyalinis, septulatis 4-6 ;j.. cras-
sis; basidiis interdum dense compressis, clavulatis, 15-22 «4-6,
hyalinis, apice sterigmata 2 vel 4 gerentibus; sporis subglobosis,
hyalinis, levibus vel subechinulatis, 4-5 ;j.. crassis; conidiis epi-
sporio brunneo, verruculoso, 7-10 ;j.. diam.

Hab. in foliolis Leucobryi vulgaris, pr. Xahmitz G-er-
mani;e (Doct. A. Weisse).

14. Hypochnus arachnoideus (Berk. et Br.) Bres. Fungi Polonici iu 656
Ann. Mycol. 1903, pag. 108, Thelephora B. et Br. F. of Ceyl.

n. 581. — Syll. VI, pag. 543, Thelephora floridana EIl. et Ev.
Journ. Mycol. II, p. 37.

Hab. quoque ad ramos T i 1 i ae in Polonia. — Spor;e globos;r.
subangulatae, fuscae, aculeata?, 8-10 w 8-9, rarius 7-9 « 7 ; basidia
ciavata, 30-35 « 7-8 ; hyphae contextus fuscae, regulares, basales
punctato-scabrse vel tunica granoso-aculeolata primitus indutae,
usque ad 9 ;jl crassaa. — Var. murinus Bres. 1. c. : late eflfusus,
tomentosus, fuscus, ambitu primitus pallido-sabfimbriato, dein con-
colori et similari; hymenio sublevi, fumoso vel murino-fumoso ;
sporis fuscis, subgloboso-angulatis, aculeatis, 8-9 ;j.. diam. vel 9-
10 » 7-8 sine aculeis; basidiis clavatis, 30-35 »9-10; hyphis sub-
hymenialibus pallidis, 3-4 ;j.., contextus fuscis, regularibus, septa-
to-nodosis, 5-6 ;x. crassis. Ad ramos, in Polonia A fcypo differt
hymenio discolore (an ex aetate?) et contextu fusco, nec umbrino-
castaneo.

15. Hypochnus cssius (Pers.) Bres. Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol.
1903, p. 107, Corticium Pers. Obs. I, p. 15, tab. 3, f. 6, Thele-
phora Fr. Hym. Europ. p. 638. Syll. VI, p. 540.

Hab. quoque ad terram et folia decidua, in Polonia. E vw-
sio-cinereo canescens vel in perfecte evolutis ravidus, ambitu sub-
fimbriato; sporse globosie vel globoso-subsinuos.r, fuscae, aculeo-
latie, 8-11 ;j.. cliam. vel 9-11 « 7-9 ; basidia clavata, 30-35^8-10;
hyphic septato-nodos;ie, ad septa saepe inflatae, 3-7 ;j.. crassae.

16. Hypochnus chalybeus (Pers.) Sacc. — Syll. VI, p. 659, Tomen
tella chalybea Pers. Obs. II, p. 2.

lxs 1 1 \ ]iii'iioiiiycot;r, Thelephoracese, Hypochnus.

Ifab. quoque ad raraos Coryli Avellanae, in Polonia. —
Lato ot'1'usus, tomentosus, brunnoolus, margine fimbriato vel sub-
similari; hymenium lcve, plumbeum vel chatybeo-cinereum. ;ctate
substrato concolor; sporse subglobosse, subdepress;o, aculeataB, 10-
14^9-10; basidia olavata, 40-45^10-12; hyplme subhymeniales
hyalinae, 3-4 ;j,. ; hyphae contcxtus fusc;e, regularos, septato-nodo-
sae, 1-7 [i. Speoimina authentica persooniana non virli, nec in Mu-
seo lugdunensi exstant; diagnosis tamon 1. c. beno convonit, ox-
clusa tinctura olivacea, qu;e in fungo nostro nunquam obvia.
Sensu Auctorum nonnullorum genuina Tomentella chahjhea Pers.
esset =r Corticium atrovirens Fr., de quo supra, quod tamen non
chalybeum sed cseruleum, nec olivaceo-cinereum sed flavo-viride
(Bresadola, Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol 1903, p. 106).

17. Hypochnus cinerescens Karsten Finl. Basidsv. p. 441. — Syll.
IX, p. 244.

Hab. quoque ad truncos Quercus et Alui, in Polonia. —
Spone globosse, luteolre, echinulat;ie. 6-7 *> 5-6-6 '/2 ; basidia clavata,
20-25 « 5-6; hyphas contextus hyalino-straminea;, basales punctato-
scabra^, regulares, septato-nodos;e, 3-4 '/2 [A. Ab Ili/pochno granoso
B. et C. colore modo diversus et probabiliter tantum ejus statum
juvenilem. sistit. Hymenium quoque granosum, prout in specimi-
nibus authenticis a cl. Karsten habitis. (Bresadola, Fungi Polo-
nioi in Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 108).

18. Hypochnus eradians (Fr.) Bres. Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol.
1903, p. 106, Thelephora Fr. El. I, p. 195. Coniophora eradians
Fr. — Syll. VI, p. 651.

Ifab. quoque ad corticem Frangulse Alni et Pini silv..
in Polonia. — Hymenium rugoso-radiatum vel etiam leve, demum
granulosum, ambitu pulchre albo-fibrilloso-radiato; sporae fuscae,
subglobosae, plus minusve angulato-sinuos;o, echinulato-granulos:o,
8-12 « 7-9, generatim 9-10*7; basidia clavata, 30-35*7-8; hy-
phae fuscae, septato-nodosa?, sat regulares, 4-7 [j.. Species haec forte
nil aliud quam forma lignicola Hypochni crustacei (Schum.) Karst.

19. Hypochnus furfuraceus Bres. Fung. Trid II, p. 97, tab. 208. ,;r»~
1. 2. — forma cinerella Bres. Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol.
L903, p. 107. — Syll. XVI, p. 196.

llnh. ad ligna Pini silv. et Betulae, in Polonia. — Quam
typus tenuior, cinerellus; basidiis 12 «9-10, 2-4-sporis, ut pluri-
mum bisporis, sterigmatibus usque ad 7 ;j.. longis; sporis globosis
6-7 ;j.. diam. punctato-scabris. Probabiliter forma juvenilis.

Hymenomycetse, Thelephoracese, Hypochnus. 189

20. Hypochnus granosus (Berk. et C.) Bres. Fungi Polonici in Ann.
Mycol. 1903, p. 108, Thelephora Berk. et C. North Am. Fungi
n. 224. — Syll. VI, p. 546.

Hab. quoque ad truncos Betulae, in Polonia. - - Spor<e fusco-
luteae, subglobosae, subangulatae, echinulataa, 7-8 » 6-7; basidia cla-
vata, 20-25*5-6; hyphae subhymeniales, tenues, 4-5 \i. ; hyphae
contextus regulares, tenaces, hyalino-fusciduhe, septato-nodosae,
3 [).., basales punctato-scabrae, 4-5 \l. crassae.

21. Hypochnus isabellinus Fr. Obs. II, p. 281, tab. VI, f. 3. — Syll.
VI, pag. 657. — Hypochnus argttlaceus Karst. Symb. Myc. Ser.
VIII, p. 13, Tomentella flava Bref. Unters. VIII, p. 11, fide spe-
ciminis a Brinkmann missis ad cl. Bres.

Hab. quoque ad corticem Pini sil v., in Polonia. — Sporae glo-
bosse, flavae, aculeatae, J 0-12 ;x. diam. cum aculeis, absque aculeis
7-9 ;j.. ; basidia clavata variae longitudinis, 20-60*8-10, 2-4-ste-
rigmatica; hyphae irregulares, hyalino-stramineae, septatae, ad septa
innatae, 8-15 ;x. crassae. Color in speciminibus junioribus luride
argillaceus, in bene evolutis, trama magis compacta, laete isabellinus.
(Bresadola, Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 106).

22. Hypochnus pellicula Fr. ut var. Hypochni mollis Fr. Syll. VI,
p. 656 — Corticium echinosporum Ellis in E. et E. N. A. Fungi
n. 608. — Syll. VI, p. 633.

Hab. quoque ad ramos Pini silvestris et vix diversus ad
ramos Alni, in Polonia. — Sporae stramineae, globos;r, echinulataa,
5 '/,-7 * 5-6 vel 6-7 \i. diam.; basidia clavata, 20-25^5-6 vel in
speciminibus crassioribus 30 * 4-8; hyphae hyalinae, septato-ramo-
sae, raro nodosae, regulares, 3-4 '/, ;j.. crassae. Specimina americana
exacte concordant. Hypochnus mollis Fr. typicus sporis gaudet
subellipticis, levibus; insuper receptaculum magis compactum etc.
ita ut var. pellicula ceu specifice distincta habeatur. (Bresadola.
Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 107).

23. Hypochnus tristis Karsten Finl. Basidsv. p. 440, Hypochnopsis 653
fuscata Karsten 1. c. p. 443, Hypochnus fuscatus (Karst.) Sacc. Syll.
IX, p. 244, Hypochnus sitnensis Bres. Hym. Kmet. p. 51.

Hab. quoque ad ramos Rhamni catharticae, in Poloni;:.
— Specimina originalia Hypochnopsis fuscatce Karsten examinavi
et cum speciminibus llypochni tristis K., pariter originalibus, el
Hypochni sitnensis Bres. comparavi et identica inveni. Sporae ////-
pochnopsis fuscatm quoque sunt globoso-subangulatae, muricato-
verrucosae, 9-12 * 9-11, nec, ut habet Karsten, lnves, 3-1 ;j.. diam

100 Bymenomycet», Thelephorace», Bndobasidium.

(Bresadola Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 107). — Var.
ardosiacus Bres. 1. c. : differt hymenio fusco-palumbino. Ad trun-
cos Betuhc in Polonia.

EXOBASIDIUM Wor. — Syll. VI p. 664, IX p. 244, XI pag. 130,
XIV p. 229, XVI p. 198.

1. Exobasidium Yoshinagai P. Henn. Fungi japonici IV, in Botan. 659
Jahrbiicker vol. XXXI, 1902, p. 736. — Maculis rotundato-effu-
sis, fuscis; hymenio hypophyllo, haud incrassato, cinereo-incarne-
scente, subceraceo, dein subpulvorulento; basidiis clavatis ; sporis
subcylindraeeis v. oblonge subfusoideis, utrinque obtusis, 5-6 * 2-
2,5 hyalinis.

llab. in foliis Rhododendri tosaensis, Tosa Japonise.

2. Exobasidium shiraianum P. Henn. Engl. Jahrb. 1902, XXXII, 660
p. 38. — Hymenio hypophyllo, effuso albido, pruinoso. haud bul-
boso; basidiis clavatis 4-sterigmatibus . sporis fusoideis, rectis vel .
subcurvulis 7-11 v 2 '/„ hyalinis.

llah. in pag. inf. foliorum juniorum Rhododendri Met-
ternichii, Mont Shirane Japonia? (S. Kusano).

3. Exobasidium Pieridis P. Henn. in Engl. Jahrb. 1902, p. 38. — 661
Hymenio in foliis petiolisque nodulis galliformibus, subcarnosis,
subglobosis vel laceratis, corneis, pruinosis, varia magnitudine; ba-
sidiis 4-sterigmaticis ; sporis oblonge fusoideis, rectis, hyalinis
7-9 * 3.

Hab. in foliis vivis Pieridis ovalifoliae, Mont Tukubo
Japonire (S. Kusano).

ENDOBASIDIUM X. Speschnew Fungi transcaspici et turkestanici, 1901,
pag. 12 (Etym. endon intus et basidium). — Hymenium fibrosum,
endophytum, nunquam erumpens Hyphaa steriles crassa?, septat ae.
Hymenium leve, interdum undulatum, tenuissime granulatum. Ba-
sidia apice truncato-rotundata, bi-sterigmatica ; sporae globosas,
hyalinas, dein olivaceo-brunne.e. Conidia minuta, globosa. hyalina.

1. Endobasidium clandestinum N. Speschnew, 1. c, tab. II, fig. 6-11. 662
— Maculis in acinis submaturis solitariis v. eonlluentibus atro-
violaceis determinatis, leviter concentrico-undulatis; myoelio cras-
siusculo, ex hyphis stipatis, 9-14 a. cr.. tortuosis saspe monilifor-
mibus, intua pluri-vacuolatis, formato; hyphis fertilibus, diapha-
nis 80-90 « 2-4, apice basidiosporis ; sporis ovoideis, continuis, acro-
genis binis v rarius solitariis, 8-12 « 7-9, ex hyalino olivaceis: hy-

Hymenomycetse, Thelephoracese, Cyphella, 191

phis conidioplioris paullo crassioribus, apice conidia globosa copio-
sissima 2 \t.. diam. gerentibus.

Hab. sub epidermide acinorum subinaturorum Vitis vini-
ferse, quos exurit, Samarkand, Bukhara Asise.

CYPHELLA Fr. - Syll. VI p. 667, IX p. 245, XI p. 132, XIV
p. 231, XVI p. 200.

1. Cyphella flocculenta (Fr.) Bres. Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol.
1903, p. 111, Thelephora flocctdenta Fr. El. I, p. 184(1828), Cor-
ticium flocculentum Epicr. p. 559. — Syll. VI, p. 605, Cyphella
ampla Lev. Ann. sc. nat. 1848, p. 126. — Syll. VI, p. 667.

Hab. quoque ad ramos Populi Tremulfe, in Polonia.
Spone hyalime, cylindraceo-subcurvube, 9-11 « 2 l/2; basidia clavata,
apice 4-sterigmatica.

2. Cyphella cochlearis Bres. Fungi Lusit. in Broteria, 1903, vol. II, 663
pag. 8S. — Cupulari-stipitata ; cupula subhemispberica, cernua,
horizontaliter posita, angulum rectum fere cum stipite efformans,
grisea, villosula 3-4 mm. lata; hymenio discoideo e levi radiatim
ruguloso, griseo-fumoso ; stipite farcto, tereti, pallido-griseo, pu-
berulo, basi albo-tomentoso 3-5 mm. longo, 1 mm. circiter cr. ;
basidiis clavatis 25-30 « 7-8 ; sporis hyalinis, obovatis v. pirifor-
mibus, 6-9 * 4,5-6.

Hah ad terram inter muscos minores, in Lusitania. — Adest
varietas subsessilis et auriformis, sed rarior.

3. Cyphella pseudovillosa P. Henn. in Bot. Jahrb. 1904, p. 43. — 664
Subglobosa, clausa, initio subcupulata, extus albida villosa 0,3-0,7
'mm. diam., pilis simplicibus haud septatis, acutis, hyalinia, levi-
bus, ttsque ad 250 « 4-6, disco pallido levi ; basidiis ovoideis vel
clavatis 13-17^7-8, 2-sterigmaticis; sporis ovoideis vel late el-
lipsoideis, hyalinis, levibus 4-5 « 4.

Hab. in ramis emortuis Schagajuwald, Ost Usambara, Afr.
orient. (Engler).

4. Cyphella muscigena (Pers.) Fr. Epicr. p. 567. — Syll. VI, p. 681,
Thelephora Pers. Syn. pag. 572, Stereophyllum boreale Karsten
Symb. Myc. Fenn. XXIX, p. 104. — Syll. IX, p. 223.

Ilab. ad Atrichum undulatum, in Polonia. - Sporse hya
lime, subglobosse, guttula subolivacea, 3-4*3; basidia clavata, 11-
15 »3; hyphre 2 a. crassae. Species quoad formam variabilissime
Specimen Stereophylli borealis Karst. a me visum formam Bpa-

192 Hymenomycet», Thelephorace», Cyphella.

thulatam hujus speciei sistit (Bresadola, Fungi Polonioi in Ann.
Myool. p. 111).

5. Cyphella juruensis P. Henn. F. Amaz. I, p. 173 (Hedw. 1904).

Pileo coriaoeo-membranaceo, unguiculato vcl oblique campa-
nulato, postice affixo, superne pallido-brunneolo vel fiavido, lovi,
glabro ca. I1' mm. longo, 1 mm. lato, hymenio concavo pallido,
sublevi; basidiis davatis, livalinis, 7-10 » 2 V2-3 '/, ; sporis subglo-
bosis vel ovoideis, hyalinis, levibus, 2'/-:> a. diam.

llab. ad ramos Jurua St. Clara Amazonise (Ule). — Pilei mi-
nuti, sparsi.

6. Cyphella patens Annie L. Smith Journ. Linn. Soc. XXXV, p. 10 666
(extr.). — Syll. XVI pag. 1117 (nomen). — Sparsa, tubseforniis,
elongata, ferc ad basim fissa et expansa, margine superiore incur-
vata, circa 5 mm. longa, 2 mm. lata, extus flava tomentosa; hy-
menio brunneo, plicis paucis angustis lamelliformibus instructo;
sporis globosis, minute asperulis 5 ;j.. diam., hyalinis

Hab. in corticibus arboris in ins. Dominica Indi» occid.

7. Cyphella marginata Mc Alp. Fungus diseases, Melbourne 1902, 667
p. 120, fig. 229-232. — Subgregaria, ochracea, cyathiformis, ere-
cta, fere pedicellata, membranaceo-gelatinosa, margine setulis cur-
vulis luteolis villosa, 0,5-1 mm. diam.; hymenio concavo, cremeo-
albo; sporis hyalinis, subglobosis vel subellipticis 8-9 ;j.. diUm.
vel 11-12 «8; basidiis elongato-clavatis, hyalinis tetrasporis.

llab. in ramis emortuis Pruni Persic;c , Armadale prope
Mclbourne Australiae.

8. Cyphella lilacina Massee in Kew Bull. 1901, p. 164 — Pileo sub- 668
sessili, campanulato, erecto, tenui, membranaceo-tenacello, margine
primo involuto, undulato, 0,5-1 mm. diam et alt., extus dense to-
mentoso-pubescenti, pilis continuis 50-60 » 5-6, succineis, hymenio
levissimo lilacino-albescente; sporis ellipticis, lilacinis, 8 »5-5,5.

Ilab in caule herbaceo emortuo, in horto botanico Aburi, Gold
Coast Africse occident. — Dense gregaria, valdo pilosa, C. albo-
violascenti W. affinis.

9. Cyphella tijucensis P. Henn. in Bedw. 1904, p. 81. — Pileo ses- 669
sili, medio affixo, cera<-co, cupulato, 1-2 mm. diam., extus pallido,
pruinoso, subfarinaceo; hymenio levi, pallido; basidiis clavatis 15-

20 1; sporis subglobosis v. ovoidcis, 1 -guttulatis, hyalinis, 4^3,5.
Ilab. in ramis Calami, Tijuca, Rio de Janeiro, Amer. merid.

10. Cyphella Vitis (Bon.) v. Hohn. in liit. Ita , nuncupanda VoluteUa
ViHs Bon. Sarc. III, p. 688.

Hymenomycetse, Clavariacea>, Clavnria. 193

TREMELLOPSIS Pat. in Duss Enum. champ. G-uadel. 1903, pag, 13
(Etym. a Tremella et opsis aspectus). — Gelatinoso- tremellacea,
erecta, foliaceo-lobata. Hymenium amphigenum, contiimum. Basi-
dia clavata, non septata, apice sterigmata subulata 2-4 ferentia.
Cystidia nulla. Spora? continuae ochrace;e.
1. Tremellopsis Antillarum Pat. 1. c. — Pileo massam gelatinosam, 670
e foliolis erectis, crispis, integris lobatisve, plus minus ramosis,
radiantibus, sessilibus breviterve stipitatis formatam, efficiente, e
griseolo rufo-ochraceo, parum crasso; basidiis 30-35 «10; sporis
ochraceis, ovoideis, levibus, 8-10 « 5-6.

Hab. ad ligna putrida, Matouba G-uadalupse (Duss). — Fungus
1-2 cm. alt., 2-3 cm. cr. Trama mollis, filamentis 10 [t. cr , te-
nui-tunicatis, laxiusculis.

BQRNETINA Mang. et Vial. La phthiriose de la vigne, Paris 1903,
pag 6 et seqq. — Mycelium radices late ambiens membranaceo-
coriaceum, superficiale, ambitu varium. Hyphae steriles filiformes,
varie intricato-contextye, ramos;e, continuoe; fertiles ascendentes,
sursum ramuloso-sporigeme, noduloso-septat;e. Sporae globoste, 1-
cellulares, initio leves, dein distincte verrucoste, vertice apiculatir,
basi pedicellatae et cum pedicello secedentes. — Videtur ad Thele-
phoraceas magis accedere. — Illustri J. B. Bornet dicatum genus.

1. Bornetina Corium Mang. et Vial. 1. c. t. I-IV. — Oharacteres 671
generis. Mycelio crasso ex albo sordide fusco; sporis initio hyali-
nis, dein fuscescentibus, 10-12 ;j,. diam.

Hab. in radicibus Vitis viniferie, Dactjjlopio Vitis invasis
Jaffa et CaifFa in Pal.estina — Radices Dactylopio et Bornetina
obductge, asphyxia laborant et tandem emoriuntur. Sporse tunica
duplici instructie, initio endogen;c.

Fam. 5. Clavariacese Corda

CLAVARIA Vaill. — Syll. VI p. 692, IX p. 247, XI p. 134, XIV
p. 236, XVI 203.

1. Clavaria densissima Peck Bull. Torr. Bot. 01. 1903, pag. 98. — 672
Csespitibus 7-10 cm. altis, totidem fere crass., densissimis, a basi
conferte et intricato ramosis, ramis solidis, intus albis, saape com-
pressis, repetito et irregulariter ramulosis, subinde anastomoticis,

13

r.il ll\ menomj cetse, I Ha^ ariaceae, < ilavaria.

siceis pallido ochraceis, ramulis ultimis plua minus compressis et
dilatatis, in apices obtusos v. acutos binos v. plures albidos ter-
minatis; sporis navicularibus, s;rpe 1-nucleatis, 8-10 » 4-5; myeelio
albido.

ffcib. ad humum et detrita in silvis mixtis, Greenville Michi-
gan Amer. bor. (B. 0. Longyear). — Affinis Cl. demoe et Cl.
condensatir.

2. Clavaria caloceriformis Oud. Bot. Oentr. Beil. 1902, p. 3, extr. — 673
Ramaria loucospora, hiete colorata, luteo-aurantiaca. tandem sub-
viscosa, tamen siccando minime cornea, secl in putredinem abiens

et odorem footidissimum nausoosum spargens ; trunco 3-5 cm. alto,
flexuosulo, basim versus multo pallidiore, 3-5 mm. cr., subobeso,
quasi hydropico, superficie inaequali, sursum semel ramoso, ramis
trunco bis ad ter brevioribus et paullo angustioribus, summo in
mucrones breves, molles, acutiusculos divisis.

Hab. ad terram argillaceam, graininosam prope Bergen, Hol-
landiaB. — Quoad habitum et colorem maxime accedit ad fig.
Schaeffer Fung. Icon. t. CLXXIV.

3. Clavaria byssiseda Pers. Obs. Myc. I, p. 32, Comment. pag. 54,
t. 3, f. 7. — Syll. VI, p. 706.

Ilab. ad ramos Quercus et Saliois fragilis, in Polonia.
— Species haec, meo sensu, vix ab auctoribus recentioribus recte
est intellecta et diagnoses iconesque ultimis deoenniis dat^e vix
dubie ad Clavariam crispulam Fr. ducendae, qua de causa diagno-
sin novam hic exhibemus: Dense gregaria vel connato-csespitosa,
carnoso-sublenta; trunco brevi vel subnullo, puberulo, pallido,
mox ramis concolore, 1-7 mm. longo, 1-3 mm. crasso, basi my-
celio candido, tomentoso-lanoso, radiculis albis vel pallidis per-
curso, s;cpe peronato; ramis brevibus, semel vel bis furcato-aut
verticillato-divisis, apicibus acutis, longioribus, bi- vel trifidis vol
ftiam palmatis, glabris, avellaneis, demum luride isabellinis, in
sicco s.iqje minutissime rimosis ut furfuracoi appareant; sporis
livalinis, elongato-sinuatis, veluti subsigmoideis, 13-18 « 4-6; basi-
diis clavatis, 25-30^8-10; hyphis contextus septatis, 4-6 ;j.. cras-
sis. Clavaria leucotephra B. et C, Clavaria fragrans Ellis, Claca-
ria irinopliila Peck et Lachnocladium Micheneri B. et C, quae certe
ad unicam speoiem ducendae sunt, videntur tantum formae majo-
res hujus speciei (Bresadola Fungi Polonici in Ann. Myc. 1903,
p. 112).

4. Clavaria cervicornis Annie L. Smith Journ. Linn. Soc. XXXV, 67i

Hymenomycetse, Clavariacese, Clavaria. 195

pag. 10, tab. i; fig. 6-8 (extr.). — Syll. XVI, p. 1116 (nomen).

— Lignicola, 8 cm. alta, trunco simplici, subtereti, 2 cm. alto; ra-
mis subdichotomis, supra spinosis, compressis, siccitate sulca.tis;
tota carnea, dein cinnamomea, velutino-pruinosa; sporis ellipticis,
echinulatis, flavido-brunneis 6*8.

Hab. ad ligna putrida, ins. Dominica Indiaa occid.

5. Clavaria crassipes Peck in Rep. of the State Botanist 1902, p. 27. 675

— Stipite crasso, firmo, solido vel basi sublacunoso, glabro, al-
bido, superne repetito ramoso ; ramulis numerosis, firmis, in apices
obtuse dentatos desinentibus, albidis vel luteolis; sporis oblongis, 1-
nucleatis 15-17,6 * 5,5-7,5, basi oblique minute apiculatis.

Hab. in silvis, Sandlake, Amer. bor. - Planta 7,5-15 cm. alta,
5-10 cm. lata; stipes 2.5 cm. circ. alto; caro stipitis sub incisione
. brunnea.

6. Clavaria grandis Peck in Bull. Torr. Bot. Club. 1902, p. 73. — 676
Fragrans, 12-20 cm. alta et in summitate subaequaliter lata; stipite
firmo, superne ramoso, ramis erectis vel subdivergentibus, superne
attenuatis et repetito ramulosis, solido fragilique, glabro, rufo
brunneo 2-2,5 cm. crasso; apicibus in statu juvenili albis, dein
maturitate ferrugineo-brunneis; sporis ferrugineis subellipticis vel
snbglobosis, distincte verrucosis, 10-12 « 6-8.

Hab. inter caespites Smilacis ad terram, Maryland, Amcr.
bor. (F. J. Braendle).

7. Clavaria Holmskjoldi Oud. Bot. Centr. Beil. 1902, p. 3, extr. — gn
Ramaria coralloides , alba, apicibus purpurascentibus Holmsk. Otia I

p. 117 et icon. ultima n. 32 fig. dextra non sinistra. — Alba vel
avellanea; ramis crassioribus semel v. bis partitis plerumquo obe-
sis v. quasi inflatis 2-4 mm. cr., plenis deorsum contlucntibus;
ramulis primi v. secundi ordinis varie intertextis; ramulis singulis
in appendiculam bilobam v. bifurcatam curtam et obesam atro-pur-
puream abeuntibus ; parte basilari totius plantiu saspe longitudina-
liter sulcata v. crustata; basidiis clavatis 10 \s.. long. ; sterigmatilms
quaternis, sursum filiformibus; sporis globosis 4,2 ;.c diam. hyalinis.
Hab. ad terram argillaceam prope Borgen op Zoom Eollan-
diaa (M. La Fontyn). — Odor mucido-aniseus.

8. Clavaria bicolor Masseo in Kew Bull. 1901, p. 154. Clavuli> 678
robustis, brevibus, circ. 1 cm. crassis lougisque ; ramis ramulisque
numerosis, cylindraceis, pallide umbrinis, apicibus cristato-multiti
dis, amethystinis; basidiis clavatis, tetrasporis ; sporis hyalinis, sub-
globosis, asperatis, 9 « 7-8.

196 Hymenomycetae, Clavariacese, Clavaria.

llab. ad terram, Penang, Malacca (Ridley). — Totus fungus
7-8 cm. alt. ; Cl. amethysHnce Bull. affinis.

9. Clavaria tsugina Peck Rep. of the State botanist 1902, p. 27. — 679
Stipite brevissimo, glabro, e basi ramoso, solido; ramis paucis v.
compluribus, suberectis, ssepe stipatis, flexuosis, duriusculis, firmis,
acutis, initio cromeo-luteis dein vinoso-cinnamomeis vel rubro-
brunneis ; sporis ochraceis, ellipsoideis 7,5 » 3.

Hdb. in truncis emortuis Tsugae canadensis, in montibus
Adirondack, Amer. bor. — Planta 2,5-7,5 cm. alta, usque 7 cm.
lata. Cl. abietina affinis.

10. Clavaria ornithopoda Massee in Kew Bull. 1901, p. 154. - Cla- ,;s,
vulis tenuibus 1 cm. longis, ad apicem ramos 3-5 flabelliformes
gerentibus, ramulis ultimis terminalibus aculeatis, nodulosis, ar-
cuatis; ramis ramulisque pallide ferrugineis (in spiritu vini); ba-#
sidiis anguste clavatis, tetrasporis; sporis ellipticis, hyalinis, gla-
bris 6-7 * 4.

Hab. ad terram, Penang, Malacca (Ridley).

11. Clavaria myceliosa Peck Bull. Torr. Bot. 01. 1904, p. 182. — 681
Stipite tenui, solido, sursum irregulariter ramoso, fulvo; mycelio
copioso t;cnias ramosas albas inter folia et ramulos repentes for-
mante; ramis brevibus divergentibus, late patenti-ramulosis, sti-
piti concoloribus, ultimis ramulis acutis albidis; sporis subglobosis,

4 |x. long.

Ilab. sparse v. gregatim inter folia dejecta ramulosque sub
arboribus (redwood), in montanis pr. Standford University, Cali-
fornia Amer. bor. — Stipes vix 0,5 mm. cr., cum ramis 1-2,5
cm. alt. (lavaria pusillw affinis sed adhuc minor, apice tantum
ramosa etc.

12. Clavaria Peckii Sacc. et D. Sacc. Clavaria bicolor Peck in Rep. 682
of the State Botanist 1901, p. 954, nec Massee. — Gregaria, te-
nuis, 16-24 mm. alta; stipite exili 1-2 mm. crasso recto vel fle-
xuoso, solido, tomentoso, pallide luteo, superne brevi 2 vel pluri-
diviso; ramis aurantiacis 1-2 dichotomice divisis, acutis, conco-
loribus.

llab. in pinetis, Bolton, Amer. bor. — Lachnoeladio affinis.

13. Clavaria luteo-alba Rea, Trans. British Myool. Soe. 1903-1904, 683
p. 66, pl. 3. — Clavulis simplicibus, fasciculatis v. sparsis, farctis,
1-5 cm. alt.. 2-3 mm. cr., deorsum sensim tenuatis, apice constan-
ter albis, acutis obtusisve, cetenim saturate flavis ; sporis albis la-
crimseformibus, h. e. obovatis basi oblique apiculatis, 5-6 » 3.

Mymenomycetfe, Clavariacese, Laehnocladium. \9~

Hab. inter gramina Invermay, Perthshire Britannise. — Prse-
cipue apice jugiter albo ab affinibus dignoscitur.

14. Clavaria fusiformis Sow. — Syll. fung. VI p. 718. — var. An- ,->si
tillarum Pat. in Duss Enum. champ. Guad. 1903, pag. 14. — A
typo differt csespitibus minus densis, clavulis gracilioribus rube-
scentibus, in portionem inferiorem albam tenuatis et habitatione.

Hab. in fragmentis ligneis putridis in silvis interioribus, Poin-
te-Noire, Guadalupa (Duss).

15. Clavaria Michelii Eea Trans. Brit. Mycol. Soc. 1903, p. 39, Cl. 685

fragilis Holmsk. var. gracilis Bolt. t. 111, f. 1 (nec Pers.).

Syll. VI, p. 721. — Fasciculata, valde fragilis, tenuis, cylindrica,
llava, deorsum alba, clava 4-7 cm. alta, 1-2 mm. cr., cava, apice
acuta; sporis albis, subglobosis, 3 « 2.

Hab. ad terram sub arboribus in Britannia, Italia, Germa-
nia etc. — Teste Fries est Clavaria minima, nivea Mich. N. P.
G. p. 208, t. 87, f. 6.

16. Clavaria nivea Quel. Assoc. franc. p. 1' Avanc. Sc. 1901, partie II, m
1902, p. 496, tab. III, f. 11. — Crespitosa; clavula subflliformi,
longa, flexuosa, fragilissima, glabra, nivea, translucida, sursum
acuta, subinde bifida, albo-cremea subochracea; sporis ovoideo-pru-
niformibus, 7-8 [j.. longis, minute granulosis, hyalinis.

Hab. in pascuis montanis in Jura prope Neufchatel, autumno
(L. Favre). — Affinis Cl. fragili.

17. Clavaria tenerrima Mass. et Crossl. in the Natur. 1904, p. 2. — ,;s'
Gregaria, subtenax, farcta, candida; clavulis simplicibus, cylindri-
cis, ilexuosis, apice subattenuatis; sporis hyalinis subglobosis, api-
culatis, verrucosis, 8-9 jj.. diam.

Hab. in graminosis, Halifax Britanniae (C. Crossland). — Cl.
fragili Fr. affinis.

LACHNOCLADIUM Lev. — Syll. VI p. 738, IX p. 252, XI p. 139,
XIV p. 239, XVI p. 209.

1. Lachnocladium strictissimum P. Henn. F. Amaz. I, p. 174(Hed\\ . 688
1904). — Subcoriaceum, ferrugineum, strictum scopiforme, ca. 1 .">
cm. altum, basi breve crasseque stipitatum ca. 1 cm. crassum, ra-
mis erectis strictissimis, teretibus, ca. 2-3 ctn. longis, 1 '/ - 1 mm.
crassis, repetito dichotomis vel verticillatis, ramulis subteretibus
axillis vix compressis, erectis, apice longe subulatis, fuscidulis nu-
dis; sporis subglobosis vel ellipsoideis, levibus, 5-6 ;j.. hyalinis.

l'.is BymenomycetsB, Clavariacesfe, Lachnocladium,

Ilab. ad terram silvaticam, Bio Madeira ad Marmellos Amazo-
niae (Ule).

2. Lachnocladium hamatum P. Henn. F. Amaz. I pag 174 (Hedw. 689
1904). — Alutaceum, ca. 3-6 cm. altum, erectum, basi brevi stipi-
tatum, ramosum, ramis subteretibus vel compressis, repetito dicho
tomis, ramulis iioxuosis compressis sulcatis, cinereo-pruinosis, sub-
setulosis, curvulis apicibus cirrato-hamatis ; basidiis clavatis, ple-
rumque 2 sterigmatibus, 30-40 >* 6-7 : sporis ovoideis, hyalinis vel
flavidulis, 1-guttulatis, 6-7 » 4-5.

Ilab. ad terram silvaticam uclam in Amazonia (Ule). — L.
cirrato affine sed sporis aliisque notis divcrsum.

3. Lachnocladium madeirense P. Henn. F. Amaz. I, p. 174 (Hedw. 890
1904). — Alutaceo-cinereum, strictum, 5-9 cm. altum, stipitibus
basi connexis vel liberis usque ad 3 cm. altis, 2 mm. crassis, ra-
mis repetito dichotomis vel verticillatis. axillis vix compressis, ra-
mulis teretibus divergentibus, cinereo-setulosis, apice longe subu-
latis; sporis subglobosis, hyalinis, 2-3 \i. diam.

Hdb. ad terram v. Hgna, Rio Madeira ad Marmellos Amazonia?.
— Lachnocl. pteruliformi affine.

4. Lachnocladium Hoffmanni P. Henn. Pilz. Costar. und Par. p. 147 691
(Hedw. 1904). — Incarnatum, coriaceum, ramosissimum, ca. 12
cm. altum, vix stipitatum. ramis repetito dichotomis, late com-
pressis, divergentibus, apicibus subulatis, rarissime bifidis; stijnte
brevi vel radicato ; sporis ellipsoideis vel subovoideis, 4-5 « 3-4,
hyalino flavescentibus, levibus.

Ilab. ad lignum putre, Aguacata, Costarica (C. Hoffmann). —
Colore incarnato a sj^eciebus notis mox distinctum.

5. Lachnocladium Atkinsonii Bresadola apud Atkinson in Journ. of 692
Mycol. 1902, p. 119. — Subcoriaceum ; stipite elongato, compres-
so-canaliculato, pallido, tomentoso, 5-6 cm. longo, 1 cm. cirC. cr.,
apice subquadrifido; ramis compressis, sulcatis, repetito verticillato
aut dichotomo-divisis, latere sterili tomentosulis, luride ochraceis;
ramulis subteretibus, apice furcatis, tlavido-stramineis; sporis hya-
linis vel substramineis, levibus, amygdaliformi-oblongatis vel sub-
cylindraceis 9-10^4,5-5,5; basidiis clavatis.

Ilab. ad Bfowing B,ock, N. C, Amer. bor. — Species pulchra,
ambitu ramorum 6-7 cm. alta, 5-6 cm. lata, gracilitate et colore
ad Clavariam vergens, sed hymenio unilaterali et stipite evidenter
pnlveraceo inter Lachnocladia adnumeranda.

6. Lachnocladium mussooriense P. Henn. Fungi Indiie orient II, in 693

HymenomycetEe, Clavariaceae, Pterula. 199

Hedw. 1901, p. 324. — Tuberosum, fasciculato-ramosum, subru-
fum 6-8 cm. altum, ramis fasciato-compressis sulcatis, flexuosis,
repetito clichotomis v. trichotomis in axillis paullo compressis, haud
flabellatis, ramulis compressis, squarrosis, levibus, apice bifurcatis,
longe subulatis subteretibus v. denticulatis ; sporis ovoideis, basi
oblique apiculatis, liyalinis, levibus, 7-8 « 4-5.

Hab. ad terram, Mussoorie, Arnigadh Indiae orient.

7. Lachnocladium usambarense P. Henn. in Bot. Jahrb. 1904, p. 44. 694

— Ciespitosum, pallidum, 6-8 cm. alt. ; stipite compresso, plus
minus elongato, basi mycelio ramoso, albido, superne repetito ra-
moso; ramis Jate compressis, axillis fiabeJJatis, membranaceis, di-
chotomo ramulosis; ramulis apice subulatis vel palmatifulis, pal-
lidis; sporis ovoideis, hyalinis, asperatis, 5-6 « 3-3,5.

Hab. in ramis terra dejectis supra Amani, Ost Usambara
Africae orient. (Engler).

8. Lachnocladium Zenkeri P. Henn. in EngJ. Bot. Jahrb. 1901, p. 42. 693

— Syll. XVI, pag. 1116 (nomen). — Coriaceo-papyraceum, late
compressum, album, pruinosum, 5-7 cm. altum ; stipite comprosso
e myceJio membranaceo cretaceo oriente usque ad 2 cm. longo, 1
mm. cr., brunneolo, repetite dicJiotoino v. palmatifldo; ramis in
axillis late compressis, subflabellatis, ramulis apice membranaceis,
palmatifidis v. furcatis, apicibus scepe longe subulatis; sporis sub-
globosis v. ovoideis 3,5-4, levibus, hyalinis.

Hab. ad folia putrida in silvis, Kamerun Afr.

9. Lachnocladium moniliforme P. Henn. F. S. Paul. III, p. 198 (Iledw. '" >
1904). — Stipite sublignoso, sclerotoideo, ramoso, articulato-moni-
liformi, extus alutaceo pruinoso, intus pallido 3 cm. alto; articulis
fragilibus, subovoideis v. oblongis subteretibus 4-10 mm. longis, 3-4
mm. crassis, constrictis, ramis fasciculatis subcoriaceis, ferrugiuoo-
fuscidulis repetito ramosis, plerumque dichotomis, divergentibus,
compressis, c. 2-2 l/0 cm. altis, apicibus subulatis; sporis ovoideis,
3-4 ;j.., hyalino-subfuscidulis, levibus.

Hab. ad terram, Serra da Cantareira, S. Paulo Brasiliae. —
Species notabilis, sed in genere dubia, praecipue ex oo quod ba-
sidia non reperta.

PTERULA Fr. — Syll. VI p. 740, IX p. 255, XI p. 140, XIV

p. 242, XVI p. 213.
1. Pterula aurantiaca P. Henn. F. Amaz. I, p. 174 (Hedw. 1904:. 69;

— Tenax aurantiaca, sicca alutacea, 4-6 cm. alta, basi fasciculata;

200 Kymenomycete, Clavariaceae, Piorula.

stipite 1-2 cm. longo, 1-2 mm. crasso, tereti, repetito dichotomo
vel scopiforme verticillato. axillis compressis, ramulis subcompres-
sis apice subulatis; sporis subglobosis vel ovoideis, hyalinis, levi-
bus intus granulatis 5-7 v 5-6.

Hab. ad terram paludosam. Rio Negro, Manaos Ama/.oniae
(Ule). — Nonnullis notis ad Lachnocladii typum nutat.

2. Pterula pennata P. Henn. F. Amaz. I, p. 174 (Hedw. 1904). — 698
Cinereo-alutacea, ca. 5 cm. alta, basi fasciculata, ramis erectis fi-
liformibus utrinque penniformi-ramosis ; ramulis recurvatis, subu-
losis, simplicibus, 1 '/2-3 mm. longis, 80-120 [j.. crassis; sporis
ovoideis vel subpiriformibus, subangulatis, grosse 1-guttulatis, basi
oblique apiculatis, hyalinis subflavidulis, 10-13 « 7-8.

Jlab. ad lignum putre, Rio Jurua, Jurua Miry Amazoni» (TJle).

3. Pterula nana Pat. Champ. de la Guadeloupe, ser. III, in Bull. 699
Soc. Myc. de France, t. XVIII, fase. II, 1902. — Albido-rufe-
scens (in sicco); clavulis sparsis, solitariis vel fasciculatis, duris;
basidiis clavatis a basi usque fere ad summitates dispositis ; sporis
hyalinis, levibus, ovoideis, 7-10^5-6.

Hab. in ramis putridis arborum variarum in Guadalupa (Duss).

— Species exigua 1-1,5 mm. alta, vix 250 ;j.. crassa, Mucronellce
a?mula.

4. Pterula nivea Pat. Champ. de la Guadeloupe ser. III, in Bull. 700
Soc. Myc. de France t. XVIII, fasc. II, 1902. — Omnino alba,
omnino albo-nivea, in sicco rufescens; clavula gracili erecta, cy-
lindrica, subulata, tenaci, simplici vel vix basi ramosa, pluribus

in cEespitulos densos e puncto communi orientes congestis; basi-
diis clavatis in tota superficie partis superioris dispositis; sporis
hyalinis. levibus, ovoideis 10-14 « 8.

llab. ad caudices putres in Guadalupa (Duss). — Fungus 10-
18 mm. alt. ; clavula? 330 \y. cr. Afiinis Pfer. fasciculari.

5. Pterula squarrosa P. Henn. Fungi pargenses II, in Hedw. 1902, 7ul
p. 1G. — Cartilaginea, brunneola, cinereo-pruinosa, ca. 4 cm. Jon-
ga; stipite subtereti, simplici, 1-2 cm. longo, 0.5-1 mm. cr., ra-
moso; ramis 1-2 repetito dichotomis, teretibus arcuato-reflexis, ra-
mulis elongato-subulatis, squarrosis, usque ad 2.5 cm. longis, apice
rufo-brunneolis, nudis; sporis ovoideis 3-3.5 hyalinis.

I/iib. ad terram, in siivis, Para, Amer. austr.

6. Pterula fascicularis Bres. et Pat. in Lloyd Myc, Not. n. 6, p. 50. 702

— C;uspitoso-fascicularis; cyespitulis parvis, 1 cm. circ. alt., 0,5
cm. basi cr.; ramulis cartilagineis, filiformibus, simplicibos v. raro

Hyraenomycetfe. Clavariacese, Pistillaria. £61

liic illic ramosis, sordide gilvis; substantia ex hyphis tenacibus,
3 [i. cr. ; basidiis clavatis v. subcylindraceis, 30-35 « 9-10; sporis
globosis, 9-12 [x. diam.

Hab. in insula Samoa. — Pt. subsimplici P. Henn. affinis.
7. Pterula laxa Pat. Champ. de la Griiadeloupe, ser. III, in Bull. ~03
Soc. Myc. de France t. XVIII, fasc. II, 1902. — Clavulis soli-
tariis, sparsis, albis vel rufescentibus, simplicibus vel ramulis pa-
tulis 1-3-lateraliter auctis, 250 ;j.. crass. nliformibus, apice acutis,
parte media fertilibus et pruinosis; basidiis clavatis; sporis . . . . ?
Hab. in fragmentis putridis Richeriae grandis, Guada-
lupa (Duss) — Fungus 5-8 mm. alt., Pter. simplici affinis.

PH^EOPTERULA P. Hennings, Monsunia I, 1899, pag. 9. Cfr. Syll.
XVI, p. 214 (Etym. phreos obscurus et Pterula). — A gen. Pte-
rula sporulis coloratis, nec hyalinis, prrecipue dignoscitur.

1. Phaeopterula juruensis P. Henn. F. Amaz. I, p. 175 (Hedw. 1901 . 704

— Brunneola cinerescens, ca. 1 cm. alta, basi subsimplex vel fa-
sciculata; stipite tereti 2-3 mm. longo, hirsuto-tomentoso, repetito
racemoso, ramulis flliformibus, subulatis, squarrosis, cinereo-prui-
nosis; sporis subglobosis, 1-guttulatis, brunneis, levibus, 4-6 \i.

Hab. ad ligna putrida, Rio Jurua, Jurua-Miry Amazonioe (Ule).

— A PhfMopt. hirsuta omnino diversa, aeque ac ab Hirsutella Pat.

TYPHULA Pers. — Syll. VI p. 743, IX p. 255, XI p. 141, XIV

p. 243, XVI p. 214.
1. Typhula bipindensis P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1901, p. 42. 705

— Syll. XVI p. 1116 (nomen). Carnosa, simplex, filiformi-
clavata, substipitata, fusco-rufa, ca. 3-5 mm. longa, 160-220 ;j..
cr., vertice rotundata, basi attenuata; basidiis clavatis, 4-sterigma-
ticis; sporis fusoideis 5-6^3, hyalinis.

Hab. in foliis putridis, Bipindi, Kamerun Afr.

PISTILLARIA Fr. — Syll. VI p. 752, IX p. 255, XI p. III. X I \

p. 243, XVI p. 215.
1. Pistillaria Johnsonii Massee in Kew Bull. 1901, p. L65. — Oan- 706

dida; clavulis simplicibus, erectis, levissimis», sursum albo-pruino-
sis, in sicco longitudinaliter rugosis, nliformilms, superne olavu
latis, 2 mm. altis; sporis ellipsoideis, hvalinis, 2*1.

Hab.m caule herbaceo emortuo in horto botanioo Aburi, Gold

202 Bymenomycetae, Clavariacese, Pistillaria.

Coast Africa} occident. (Johnson). — Gregaria, P. puberulce Berk.
affinis.

2. Pistillaria Quercus Oud. Contrib. Fl. Myc. des Pays XVIII, p. 074. 707

— Albida, 800 »120. irregularis; basidiis obovatis 8-12 * 6-7 te-
trasporis; sporis obovatis 4 « 2,5 hyalinis; sterigmatibus cylindra-
ceis 3 a. long., paraphysibus iiliformibus simplicibus vel summo
bifurcatis 1-1,5 >s.. long. obvallatis.

Ilab. in foliis putridis Quercus Roboris, Bussum Hol-
landiae.

3. Pistillaria caespitulosa Sacc. in Atti Congr. bot. di Palermo 1002. ~"s

— Microscopica, sordide alba, hinc inde in coespitulos aggregata ;
clavulis e basi communi carnosula (4-10) divergentibus, cylindra-
ceis. apice obtusulis, sursum minutissime asperulis, 600-800 \s.. al-
tis, 100-130 tj.. cr., contextu anguste prosenchymatico, carnosulo ;
hyphis in parte clavulae superiore breviter exsertis et in basjdia
14-16^2, minute denticulata patula abeuntibus; sporis e denticu-
lis oriundis, oblongo-ellipsoideis, basi apiculatis, 10-12 w 3, bigut-
tulatis, dein spnrie 1-septatis, hyalinis.

Hab. in cortice emortuo Lonicene Periclymeni, Cote
d' Or Galliae. — Ab affinibus P. pusilla, P. cliaphana certe differt,
basidiis potius denticulatis quam sterigmatophoris ; tamen ad Stil-
baceas referre nequeo.

4. Pistillaria Ferryi Quel. et Fautr. — Syll. XI, p. 141. — * P. tre- 709
mula Sacc. subsp. nov. — Vix capillaris, tenuissima, sed propor-
tione elongata, 3-5 mm. long. vix 80-100 jj.. cr., tota persistenter
candida, tremula et exsiccando varie tortuoso-contorta, tota lon-
gitudine fertilis et ob basidia prominentia puberula, aequalis, vix
summo apice attenuata sterilis; basidiis tereti-oblongis transverse
parallelis, 18-20*5-0, sterigmatibus binis acicularibus coronatis;
sporis obovoicleis basi apiculatis, 8-11 * 3-3,5, saspius 1-guttulatis,
hyalinis.

Hdb. ad fructum putrem Trichosanthis anguinea^, ubi
Botrytis vulgaris et Acremoniella atra jam viguerant,
in horto botanico Patavino, febr. 1904. — In capsula vitrea se
evolvit. Tota fertilis, vix ima basi parum distincta sterilis nec non
summo apice hyphis paucis laxe fasciculatis formato. Tenuitate
extrema vere mucedinea dignoscitur. Interdum clavulae 2-4 basi
fasciculatae oriuntur. A typo differt colore immutato, statura mi-
nore etc.j a I' Patouillardi Quel. sporis multo majoribus, a P. mu-
cedinea Boiul., quia longior et exilior et basidiis bisporis, a P. at

Hymenomycetse, Tremellacese, Septobasidium. "-)|»:i

tenuata, quia numquam ramosa et multo minor, ab omnibus stipite
subnullo.

PHYSALACRIA Peck — Syll. VI p. 759, IX p. 256.

1. Physalacria changensis Rostr. in Bot. Tidsskrift-Copenhagen, 1902, 710
v. 24, p. 206. — Flavo-brunnea, caespitosa; capitulo globoso, vesi-
culoso-iniiato, membranaceo glabro, 3-4 mm. cliam., basi circulari
perforato; stipite gracili, circ. 1 cm. longo; sporis ellipsoideis,
minutis; cystidiis clavatis, 32*12.
Hab. in truncis, Siam Asise merid.

Fam. 6. Tremellaceae
(sensu lato h. e. Hymenomycetm heterobasidice).

SACCOBLASTIA Moell. — Syll. XIV, p. 244.

1. Saccoblastia graminicola Bres. Fungi Polonici, in Ann. Mycol. 7ii
1903, p. 112. — Late effusa, tomentosa, alba, dein straminea, e\
hyphis laxe intertextis, septato-nodosis, 4-7 \l. crassis, formata;
basidiis erectis, cylindraceis, 3-4-septatis, 60-90 « 5-6, basi sacculo
obovato-elongato, 15-20 «8-9 s;epe prreditis; sterigmatibus fllifor-
mibus, 9-15 \x. longis; sporis ovalibus, hyalinis, 8-12 « 5-8, mox
apice germinantibus.

Ilab. ad gramina sicca, qu;e simul conglobat, in Polonia. —
Habitus omnino Ilypochni vel Corticii; basidia non omnia basi sac-
culo praedita muita enim omnino simplieia ideoque non satis a
Stypinella mihi videtur hoc genus distinctum et potius ceu subge-
nus considerandum. (Bres. 1. c).

SEPTOBASIDIUM Pat. — Syll. XI p. 118, XIV p. 215, XVI p. 184.

1. Septobasidium fusco-violaceum Bres. Fungi Polonici, in Ann. M\ 712
col. 1903, p. 112. — Longe lateque effusum, membranaceum, am-
bitu flmbriato, castaneo- vel tabacino-violaceum, domum cinere-
scens; hymenio tuberculoso v. rugoso-plicato; contextu ex hyphis
coloratis, subluteis, 3-31/., ^- crassis conflato; basidiis cylindraceis,
apice curvatis, hyalinis, 3-4-septatis, 2 l/2-3 ;j. crassis ; spofis hya
linis, cylindraceo-curvatis, 10-15^4-5, una alteravo 2Lv6 ;< . :
hyphis subbasidialibus hyalinis, 2 l/2-3 [t.. crassis.

Hab. ad ramos Salicis cinere;e, in Polonia. — Species hsec

904 Hymenomycetffi, Tremelli bb, tMatygloea

media inter Septobasidiiim et Ilelicnbasidium. I Labitu et consisten-
tia membranacea Septohasidium refert, sed basidiis primitus non
ovoideis ad Helicohasidium vcrgit. De cetero forsan nota generica
vere differentialis inter duo ista genera nondum satis elucet.

2. Septobasidium Mariani Bres. in Sacc. Notae Mycol. III in Syd. 718
Ann. Mycol. 1903, n. 1. p. 24, IL/pochnus Michelianus Cald. var. .
quercinus Sacc. olim. — Resupinatum, longc lateque effusum, con-
textu spongioso-molli, fusco-tabacino, ex hyphis fasciculatis, ere-
ctis, sub micr. fulvis, 4-4 '/., ;j.. crassis, confiato; hymenio mem-
branaceo, levi, pallide umbrino vel subspadiceo, margine fibroso-
strigoso; basidiis ex obovato cylindraceis, erectis vel subcurvulis,
3-septatis, 30-40 » 4 '/2-5 ; sporis cylindraceo-subclavatis, curvulis,
hyalinis, demum 1-septatis, 13-18 » 3 '/2-5.

Ilah. in truncis vivis junioribus adhuc levigatis Quercus ,pe-
dunculatae, Montello (Treviso) 1870 (Saccardoi; in ramis vivis
Piri communis, quam valde vexat, Miane (Treviso) 1902 (Ab.
P. Canello); in ramis Piri et Crataegi in silva Cisterna prope
Romam (Mariani).

3. Septobasidium paulense P. Henn. F. S. Paulens II, p. 197 (Hedw. 71 1
1904). — Resupinato-effusum, cinereum , pruinosum, contextu
molle coriaceum, floccosum; hyphis ramosis, septatis, 3-4 ;j.. crassis,
saepe cirratis, fuscidulis; sporis subglobosis v. ovoideis. 13-18 <)...
epispprio subfuscidulo.

Hah. ad ramos arborum, Alto da Serra S. Paulo Brasiliae. —
Sept. velutino affine.

PLATYGLCA Schroet. — Syll. VI p. 771. XI p. 146, XIV p. 247,
XVI p. 216.

1. Platyglcea miedzyrzecensis Bres. Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol. 715
1903, p. 113, t. III, flg. 3. — Pulvinata; pulvinulis gelatinosis,
gregariis, subrotundatis vel oblongis, levibus vel demum rugoso-
cerebriformibus, albis, 2-4 mm. diam. aut 2-4 « 1 '/2-3 mm. in sicco
collapsis et fuscescentibus ; contextu ex hyphis intricatis. laxe septa-
tis, ad septa interdum nodosis, 12/, ;j.. crassis, ramosis, apice basi-
diophoris, conilato ; basidiis cylmdraceis vel subclavatis, rectis vel
subarcuatis, 75-200^4-6, 3-5-septatis ; sterigmatibus 50-60^4,
a]tice ventricoso-cuspidatis; sporis hyalinis, obovatis, apiculatis, 10-
13 ^ 7-9, lateraliter germinantibus ; conidiis subglobosis, 4-5 » ^1/,-^.
Hab. ad corticem Ulmi, in Polonia.

2 Platygloea nigricans Schrot. — Syll. VI ]>. 771. — JLuc, teste v. :ie

Hymenomycetse, Tremellaceae, Naematelia. 205

Hohn. in Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 273, spectant Stictis Betuli v. Ttii-
grescens Fr., St. Tilioe Lasch, Achi-oomyces pubescens Riess, Tacha-
phantium Tilice Bref.

TREMELLA Dill. — Syll. VI p: 780, IX p 258, XI p. 147, XIV
p. 249, XVI p. 218.

1. Tremella inflata Pat. Champ. de la G-uadeloupe, ser. III, in Bull. 717
soc. myc. de France t. XVIII, fasc. II, 1902. - - Gelatinosa, cava,
globoso-depressa, albido-luteola, sparsa vel aggregata, levis, 3-8
mm. lata; hyphis conidiferis longis, ramosis ; conidiis ovatis 1-2 ;j..
longis; basidiis profunde insertis ovatis, 20-25 ^8-10; sterigmatibus
oblongis, subulatis ; sporis ovatis levibus, 7-8 « 6 hyalinis.

Hab. ad lignum emortuum G-uadalupa Amer. sept.

2. Tremella rosea v. Hohnei in Ann. Mycol. 1903, I, pag. 394. — 718
Minutissima, 250 ;j. , 1 mm. lata, hemisphaTica, pulvinata, saepe
irregulariter diffluens, e roseo rufescens, gelatinoso-carnosa; hyphis
subtilibus 2-4 ;j.. latis, septatis, hyalinis, hinc inde ad septa nodu-
loso-incrassatis ; basidiis ovoideo-globosis, cruciatim partitis 14 ;j..
latis ; sporis ovatis v. subsph;eroideis, 8-9 ;j.. cr.

Hab. in caulibus siccis Pariefcaria; officinalis, Vindobona-
Austria^.

3. ?Tremella phyllachoroidea Saccardo, Harrim. Alaska Exped. Crypt. 719
pag. 42, tab. III, fig. 11. — Erumpenti-adnata, epiphylla, ap-
planato-pulvinata, ambitu suborbicularis vel oblonga, 2-4 mm.
diam., 7-1 mm. crass., uda exquisite gelatinosa, superficie nigra,
opaca, minute rugulosa, intus pallidior, tota filamentosa ; filamentis
seu hyphis angustissime filiformibus, 1,5-2 ;j.. cr , longissimis, varie
intricatis, furcatis vel varie ramosis, hyalinis, intus granulosis,
apicibus subinde lenissime incrassatis, obtusis; basidiis.... ; sporis....

Hab. ad folia dejecta Menziesia: ferrugine:e, Silka Alaska
(Mertens). — Videtur affinis Tremelhu atro-virenti Fr. ; dubia
tamen, quia sterilis.

4. Tremella Patouillardi Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 177. Ita vo
canda T. injiata Pat. Bull. Soc. myc. 1902, p. 178, nec Fr.

N/EMATELIA Fr. - Syll. VI p. 792, IX p. 269.

1. Naematelia H. M. Ward in Trans. Brit Mycol. Soc. L899- 720

1900, p. 143, t. VI et VII.

Hab. ad folia pinea in Britannia. - - Est status chlamydospo-

206 iinMii ycebe, Tremellacese, Guepinia.

rus omnino peculiaris, a typo generis non parum defleetens. Chla-
mydosporae Mf/cogonem in mentem revocant.

GUEPINIA Fr. — Syll. VI p. 805, XI p. 150, XIV p. 252, XVI
pag. 221.

1. Guepinia pezizoidea P. Henn. F. S. Paul. III, pag. 197 (Hedw. 7>1
1904). — Orbiculari-pulvinata vel subcupulata sessilis, succinea,
extus subvelutina, 1-2 mm. diam., basidiis linearibus 2-sterigma-
ticis, 40-50 »3-4; sporis cylindraceis, curvatis, 3-septatis, loculis
1-guttulatis. hyalinis, 12-14*4-5.

Hab. ad ramos putres, Alto da Serra, S. Paulo Brasilise. —
Guep. Peziztr affinis, sed omnino sessilis extusque subvelutina.

2. Guepinia juruensis P. Henn. F. Amaz. I, p. 171 (Hedw. 1904). — 723
Pileo subgelatinoso, sicco corneo, spatnulato vel flabelliformi ere-
cto, margine crenulato ciliatoque v. inciso-lobato, superne tomen-
toso ferrugineo, pilis flexuosis, cirratis, hyalino-fuscidulis, 10-25

* 3-3'/0; hymenio castaneo levi, 3-12 mm. longo latoque ; stipite
subtereti, ferrugineo-velutino, 3-12 ^ 1-1 1/2; sporis subcylindraceis
curvulis, obtusis, 3-septatis, hvalinis.

Hab. ad truncos emortuos, Rio Jurua, Bom Fim Amazoniae
(Ule). — Species prsedistincta, Pohjporum quemdam spathulatum
v. Stereum obliquum in mentem revocans ; Guep. dUatatce forte
affinis.

3. Guepinia monticola Tracy et Earle in Plant;e Bakeriame fasc. I, 723
fungi p. 23. — Cupulata ferruginea, breve stipitata, expansa, in
sicco revoluta, 3-8 mm. diam., externe sulcato-costata; setulis in-
flatis, 50 ;j.. longis, basi 20-25 ;j.. cr. vestita; hymenio compacto,
cylindrico, basidiis luteolis, 40-50 « 3,5 superne bifurcatis, compo-
sito; sjioris cylindraceis, curvulis, continuis (?}, guttulatis, 12-16 « 4,
sterigmatibus filiformibus, circ. 10 ;j.. longis.

Ilab. in ligno decorticato Piceae Engelmanni, Glide Rock
Caiion, South Colorado, Amer. bor.

4. Guepinia lutea Bresadola, Harrim. Alaska Exped. Crypt. p. 42. — :_'i
Gregaria v. subcsespitosa, tremelloso-tenax, flavo-lutea; concepta-
culis cupulari stipitatis ; cupula glabra, complanato-coneava. mar-
ginr'. sinuoso, disco hymeniophoro, 2-5 mm. lataj stipite 1-1.5 mm.
longo, 5-1 mm. crasso, basi demum fuscidulo; basidiis cylindra
ceis, apice subcapitatis, •15-50*3-4, bifidis; sporis subsylindraoeis,
subcurvatis, 5-9-septatis, 18-20*6-7.

//</// ad truncos, Orca et Lowe Julet B. C. Alaska (Trelease

Hymenomycetse, Tremellacese, Ulocolln 201

— Guepinice merulimr, cujus gaudet structura, affinis; differt cu-
pula et stipite levibus nec non sporis majoribus magisque septatis.
5. Guepinia alpina Tracy et Earle in Plantaj Bakerianre fasc. I, fungi 725
p. 23. — Cupulata, breve stipitata; disco luteo-aurantiaco, in sicco
6 mm. diam , margine leviter involuto; stipite pruinoso, 3 mm.
alto, setulis inflatis, 50 « 16, simplicibus vel 1-septatis, non con-
strictis, minute rugulosis; hymenio compacto; basidiis granulis
luteis repletis, subsimplicibus, inferne bifurcatis, 40 » 3,5 ; sporis
oblongis, continuis, immaturis 12*4

Hab. in lignis dejectis Picete Engelmanni, Glide Rock
Canon, South Colorado, Amer. bor.

EXIDIA Fr. Syll. VI p. 772, IX p. 257, XI p. 146, XIV p. 249,
XVI p. 217.

1. Exidia minutissima v. Hohn. Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 38. Minu- 726
tissima, rotundata, verruciformis v. obJonga, hinc inde confluens,
e caesio vel griseo in colorem albidum v. hyalinum vergens, sub-
gelatinosa, 70-120 a. tata; hyphis radiantibus, dendroideo-v. co-
ralloideo-ramosis, hyalinis. 1-1 '/.. \x. crassis. in apice soepe globoso-
incrassatis; basidiis ovoideis, supra truncatis, cruciatim partitis,
8*7, sterigmata quatuor, flexuosa, 10 * 1,5 gerentibus ; sporidiis
oblongis, rectis, uno latere subdepressis, supra rotundatis, infra
lateraliter et oblique apiculatis, granuloso-farctis, 5-8 * 2-31/,, ssepe
5-7 * 2-3.

Hab. in Jigno carioso Fagi in silvis ad Wassergesprenge,
Wiener Wald Austriae inferioris mense Octobri anno 1903. - Spe-
cies quoad genus dubia.

ULOCOLLA Bref. — Syll. VI p. 777, XVI p. 218.

1. Ulocolla badio-umbrina Bres. Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol. r. »<»'>. 727
p. H5. — Receptaculo primitus tuberculiformi dein pulvinato et
gyroso-cerebriformi, gelatinoso, parvo, 3-6 mm. Jato, lateritio-ba-
dio v. badio-umbrino, sa^pe confluenti, exsiccando collaps<\ lovi;
sporis hyalinis, cylindraceo-curvulis, 12-14*4 7,-5; conidiia bacu-
liformibus, 3*1; basidiis obovatis, 12-18*9-12; liyphis ramosis,
2 [j.. circiter crassis.

Hab. ad ramos corticatos Salicis cinerese et Alni glu-
tinos.-c, in Polonia. — Sporas quoque vidi lateraliter germinan-
tes, promycelium breve emittentes, apice conidium parvum, sub-
globosum gerens.

208 Hymenotnycetse, Tremellaceae, Hirneolina.

TREMELLODENDRON Atkins. Joum. of Mycol. 1902, p. 106 (Etym.
Tremella et dendron arbor). — A Sebacina differt praesertim, quia
non incrustans et quia contra est libera , ascendens et den-
droidea.

1. Tremellodendron candidum (Schw.) Atk 1. c, Merisma candida
Schw., Telephora candida Schw. Kr. — Syll. VI p. 535.

2. Tremellodendron Schweinitzii (Peck) Atk. 1. c, Thelephora Schwei-
ititzii Peck — Syll. VI p. 534.

SEBACINA Tul. Ann. Sc. nat. Bot. XV, p. 223 (1871 - Syll. VI
p. 521, XI p. 117, XIV p. 13 et 214, XVI p. 183 (Etym. sebum).

1. Sebacina podlachica Bres. Fungi Polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903. 728
pag. 117. — Late effusa, arcte adnata, crassiuscula, gelatinosa, e
pallido-c;crulea coesio-hyalina; hymenio sublevi vel parum undu-
lato; sporis hyalinis, subpiriformibus v. subcylindraceis, uno latere
depressis, 7-9 « 4-5 ; basidiis obovatis, 9-10 « 6-8, 2-4-sterigmaticis ;
sterigmatibus usque ad 40 jj.. longis ; hyphis conglutinatis, 1-1 '/v ;j..
crassis.

Hab. ad ligna B e t u ix , in Polonia.

HIRNEOLINA (Pat.) Bres. in litt., Eichleriella Bres. Fungi Polonici in
Ann. myc. 1903, pag. 116, Sebacina sect. Hirneolina Pat. Essai
taxon. 1900, p. 25, f. 17 (Etym. Himeola, cui affinis). — Fungi
membranaceo-ceracei v. membranaceo-subgelatinosi, cupulares vel
plano-concavi, raro penduli. Hymenium typice superum, discoi-
deum, tantum in formis pendulis inferum, leve v. subrugulosum.
Basidia globoso-ovoidea, cruciatim partita, 2-4-sterigmatica. Sporae
hyalinae, oylindraceae, subcurvuhe. Est Stereum vel Cyphella fru-
ctificatione tremellacea.

1. Hirneolina incarnata Bres. in litt., Eichleriella incamata Fungi 729
Polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903, pag. 116, t. III, f. 1. — Recepta-
culo membranaceo, expanso-resupinato, oblongo v. subrotundato,
margine demum libero, revoluto, sericeo, pallido, subumbrino, 1-3
cm. lato, ex hyphis contextis, horuontaliter positis, 2-4 ;j.. crassis
conflato; hymenio levi v. subruguloso, membranaceo-subgelatinoso,
pallide roseolo; basidiis obovatis, longitudinaliter partitis, 2-4-
sterigmaticis, L6-21 > 10-13; sporis liyaliuis, cylindraoeo-curvulis,
demuni Bpurie 1-3-septatis, 13-18*5-6; hyphis subbasidialibus, 2
;j.. crassis, mox horizontalibus.

Jlcb. ad ramos arborum frondosarum et Berberidis vul-

Hymenomycetse, Tremellacese, Tulasnella. 209

garis. — E forma valde Cyphellce flocculento: (Fr.) accedit, cum
qua forte hucusque confusa; etiam Stereo ochroleuco Fr. sat si-
milis.
2. Hirneolina leucophaea Bres. in litt., Eichleriella leucoplnva Bres. 730
1. c. t. III, f. 2. — Receptaculo membranaceo, erumpenti, cupu-
liformi, ssepe pendulo, libero, raro late expanso et stereiformi,
fusco-umbrino, villoso-tomentoso, ex hyphis horizontalibus, 3 a.
crassis, conflato, 5-12 cm. lato; hymenio levi, membranaceo-ce-
raceo, subgelatinoso, pallido; basidiis longitudinaliter partitis, ob-
ovatis, 2-4-sterigmaticis, 18-27 « 9-12 ; sporis hyalinis, cylindra-
ceo-curvulis, demum spurie 1-3-septatis, 14-18^5-5'/.,; hyphis
subbasidialibus, 2-31/, \x. crassis.

Hab. ad ramos Carpini Betuli in Polonia. — Specimina
hujus speciei, ex agro lipsiensi a cl. Winter missa, etiam in meo
herbario sub nomine Sterei ochroleuci Fr. inveni.

HETEROCH/ETE Pat. - Syll. XI p. 144, XIV p. 247.

1. Heterochsete europaea v. Hohnel in Ann. Mycol. 1903, I, p. 393. 731
— Fungus late effusus, e carneo pallidus, fere hyalinus, gelatinoso-
translucens, supra levis vel (in statu sicco) hinc inde rugis elevatis
praditus, tomento albo velutinus, floccis soepe planis, ex hyphis
hyalinis, 3 <x. crassis, parallele conglutinatis formatis, supra s.rpe
fimbriatis, 200-400 a. longis, in basi 40-100 ;j.. latis, acutiusculis;
basidiis biseriatis, globoideo-ovatis, cruciatim partitis, apice sterig-
mata 4-gerentibus, 16 « 12; sporis cylindraceo-curvulis, granuloso-
guttulatis, hyalinis, continuis, 16 « 6-8.

Hab. ad Fagi corticem levem in valle Schedinaz pr. Jaize,
Bosniae.

TULASNELLA Schroet. — Syll. VI pag. 625, XIV pag. 234, XVI
pag. 202.

1. Tulasnella Eichleriana Bres. Fungi polonici, in Ann. Mycol. 1903. 732
p. 113. — Longe lateque effusa, tenuis in vegeto subgelatinosa.
cinereo-violacea, in sicco furfuracea, pallide roseola ; hymenio soa-
briusculo; sporis (conidiis sec. Juel) hyalinis, subglobosis vel ob-
ovatis, 3L/,-5 « 3-31/, lateraliter germinantibus et sporam secunda-
riam (sporidiolum) gignentibus; basidiis obverse obovatis vel cla-
vato-subcapitatis, 12-13 « 5-6; sterigmatibus (sporis sec. Juel) qua-
ternis, ex ovoideis apice elongato-subulatis; hyphis hyalinis, scptatis
2l/2-3'/2 [x. crassis.

14

210 Hymenomycetse, Tremellace», Dacryomyces.

Hab. ad ligna putrescentia Betuhe, iu Polonia.

2. Tulasnella pallida Bres. Fungi Polonici, in Ann. Mycol. 1003, 7:i:!
p. 114. — Late et interrupte effusa, tenuissima, in vegeto subge-
latinosa, hyalina, in sicco pallida, hymenio sublevi; sporis hyalinis,
obovato - elongatis vel subpiriformibus, raro apice subapiculati^
tuncque subfusoideo-ventricosis, 8-14 « 4 1/2t6 '/, ; basidiis obverse
obovatis, 10-14 »8-10; sterigmatibus bene evolutis, basi subfusi-
formibus, apice subulatis; hyphis hyalinis, septatis, 4-6 ;j.. cr. ; spo-
ris secundaris quoque observatis.

Ildb. ad ramos corticatos arborum frondosarum, in Polonia. —
Sporis interdum utrinque attenuatis ad Tulasnellam violaceam
accedit.

3. Tulasnella pinicola Bres. Fungi Polonici, in Ann. Mycol. 1903, 734
p. 114. — Late et interrupte efFusa, tenuis, in vegeto gelatinosa
hyalina, in sicco subcartilaginea et fusca; hymenio sublevi, undu-
lato dein collapso; sporis obovatis, uno latere subcompressis, hya-
linis, 8-10 » 5-6, lateraliter germinantibus et sporam secundariam
(sporidiolum) gignentibus; basidiis clavato-capitatis vel obovatis,
12-21 »8, 1-4-sterigmaticis, sterigmatibus demum valde productis.
basi obovatis; hyphis hyalinis, septatis, 2-4 ;j.. cr.

Ilab. ad ligna Pini silvestris, in Polonia. — A Tulasnella
incarnata (Tul.) Juel colore et sporis diversa.

4. Tulasnella violacea Joh. Ols.) Juel — Syll. XIV p. 235 var. 735
lilacea Bres. Fung. Polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 114.

Hab. ad ramos corticatos arborum fronclosarum, in Polonia. —
A typo differt colore in vegeto lilacino, in sicco paliescente et
sporis 8-14*5-7. Spone, ut in typo, fusoidea-, utrinque apiculai .
hilaliter germinantes et sporam secundariam, obovatam, 10 » 7,
gignentes; basidia obovata, 12-13-8-10; hyphae septatae, 4-6 ;j..

5. Tulasnella calospora (Boud.) Juel loc. cit. pag. 23. — Syll. XIV
I>. 235 — Prototremella Boud. Journ. do Bot. 1896, p. 85 c. fig.

Hab. quoque ad ligna mucida Quercus, in Polonia. — Sporae
in hoc specimine polonico, 26-45 * 4-6, ut in typo, fusoide;e et s;epe
flexuosaa; l»asidia clavato-subcapitata, 12 »9; sterigmata 2-4, de-
mum basi late obovata et longe subulato-producta; hyphaB 3-6 ;j..
crassae (Bresadola, Fungi polonici in Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 114).

DACRYOMYCES Nees — Syll. VI pag. 79<5, IX p. 259, XI p. 148,

XIV p. 252, XVI p. 220.
1. Dacryomyces tristis Pat. in Duss Enum. champ. Gruadel. 1903, 736

Hymenomycetse, Tremellacefe, Eucronartium. 211

p. 11. — Olivaceo-virens, gelatinoso-mollis, sessilis, subglobosa,
cerebriformis ; hymenio amphigeno; basidiis cylindricis, furcatis,
35-40^5-6; sporis incoloribus ovoideis, basi tenuatis, continuis,
9-12 * 4-6.

Hab. ad ligna putrida, Basse-Terre, G-uadalupa (Duss). —
Fungus 4-10 mm. diam., sparsus v. confluens et tunc massam 1-2
cm. longam formans.

EUCRONARTIUM Atkinson in Journ. of Mycology 1902, vol. 8, p. 107
(Etym. Eu bene et Cronartium). — Fungilli plus minusve erecti,
filiformes, columnares, in sicco duri, subgelatinosi ; hymenium la-
teraliter tectum vel expositum. Basidia curva vel flexuosa, tenella,
transverse divisa, 4 sterigmata (raro 3 vel 5) gerentia; sponr con-
tinu;e, albo-hyalime. — Habitus TyphulcB muscicoke (Pers.) Fr.

1. Eucronartium typhuloides Atkinson 1. c. — Albidum, filiforme, 737
conicum, gradatim curvulum, basi tenellum, 10-15 mm. altum,
0,5-1 mm. crassum, interdum pro columnis confertissimis subana-
stomo-antibus videtur clavulatum, longitudinaliter sulcatum, ge-
neraliter sparsum ; basidiis curvulis, plus minusve sinuosis, 3-5-
septatis, 25-40 « 6-9; sterigmatibus flexuosis, elongatis, 10-20 « 3-4;
sporis fusoideis, curvis vel in;equilateraliter granulosis, 18-24 »
3,5-5.

Rab. in foliis vivis muscorum, in silvis Cascadilla, Ithaca,
Amer. bor. (H. H. Whetzel).

GASTEROMYCET.E )

Syll. Fung. VII p. 1, IX p. 262, XI p. 152, XIV p. 254,

XVI p. 224.

Fam. 1. Phallacese Fh.

ITHYPHALLUS Fr. — Syll. VII p. 8 et 469, IX p. 262, XI p. 153,
XVI p. 1118.

1. Ithyphallus impudicus (F.) Fr. — Syll. VII, p. 263. — var. car- 738
neus Lemmermann in Abh. Nat. Ver. Brem. 1901, p. 183 c. icone.

— A typo differt quia minor (9 cm. alt.) carneus ; sporis paullo
minoribus, 2,7-4 « 1,3-1,5 (nec 4 « 2), tereti-subpiriformibus, chlo-
rinis.

Hdb. in dumetis insularum Frisise orient.

2. Ithyphallus sanguineus (P. Henn.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Phallus san- 739
guineus P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1901, p. 57. — Syll. XVI,

p. 1118 (nomen). — Altus 10-13 cm. ; stipite utrinque attenuato
1,5-2 cm. crasso, incarnato, cavo pariete e 2-3 (apicem versus e
1-2) stratis composito, volva lobata pallida; pileo ovoideo-clauso,
haud limbato, ca. 2-2,5 cm. alto latoque; sporis oblonge ellipsoi-
deis 3,5-4,5 v 1,5 hyalino-chlorescentibus.

Hab. in silvis udis ad radices, Kamerun Afr.

BLUMENAVIA Moller — Syll. XI p. 154.

1. Blumenavia usambarensis P. Henn. Fungi Afr. orient. II, p 37,
in Bot. Jahrb. XXVIII, pag. 37. — Receptaculo oblongo-ova-
to, ca. 8 cm. alt., 2,5-3 cm. lato (in alcoole), e 5 ramis verti-
calibus, pluristratosis consistente; ramis subquadrangularibus vel

;40

*) Conlerendte sunt contributiones varise recentiores de Gasteromv&tis ol.
viroruni Bucholtz, E». Fischbb, P. Hennings, L. Hollos, C. G. Lloyd, O.
Mattikolo, L. Petki. Wihte, ubi plurima genera et species tam morphologice
quam syBtematioe illustrantur vel emendantur.

Gasteromycetae, Phallacese, Lysurus. 213

triangularibus superne attenuatis, ca. 5-6 mm. latis, ca. 1 cm. la-
tis, extus transverse lamelloso-favosis, rugulosis, albidis, intus la-
teraliter appendicibus membranaceis triquetris vel dentiformibus,
interdum incisis, usque ad 5 mm. diam., glebam olivaceo-atram
sustinentibus prseditis; sporis subcylindraceis, hyalinis, 3-3,5 « 1,5;
volva irregulariter lobata, extus pallida, subolivaceo-maculata, 3,
5-4 cm. diam. ; mycelio radiciformi, ramoso, pallido.

Hab. ad terram Usambara in Afr. orient. (Scheffler, Kummee).

CLATHRUS (Mich.) L. — Syll. VII p. 18, IX p. 2G4, XI p. 154,

XIV p. 225, XVI p. 228.
1. Clathrus (Clathrella) Baumii P. Henn. in Ergebn. der Kunene- 741

Sambesi Expedit. pag. 164 (1902). — Receptaculo oblongo-ovoi-
deo, reticulato, basi attenuato substipitato e 5-6 ramis partito, 6-
10 cm. alto, 3-5 cm. lato, navo-aurantio, ramulis teneris 1-stra-
tosis, fistulosis, fasciatis, plicatulis, 2-2,5 mm. latis, in axillis ver-
rucam ferentibus pulpa sporarum atro-violacea tegentem inter-
stitiis polyhedricis oblongis 5 mm. 2 cm. longis, 5 mm. 1 cm.
latis; sporis oblonge fusoideis v. cylindraceis, 4-5 « 1,5 hyalinis;
volva tenui papyracea, albida, lobata, mycelio albido. Foetens.

Hab. in silvis Longa prope Mapalanka Africoe austr. — Cl.
camerunensi et Cl. chrysomycelino aftinis.

DICTYOBOLE Atkins. Bot. Gaz. 1902, p. 43 (Etym. dictyon rete et
bole jactus). — Fungus stipitatus, volvatus et pileatus; stipes ca-
vus e pariete concamerata formatus, apice pileo parum evoluto,
gleba tecto coronatus. Gleba dimorpha, pars apicalis laminis ra-
diantibus copiosis, brevibus sterilibus percursa, inferior demum in
lobos irregulares convolutos subclathratos partita. Sporae unicellu-
lares, leves, pallide olivaceo-brunnese.

1. Dictyobole texensis Atkins. et Long. 1. c. f. 3. Initio subter- 742
ranea, dein emergens, 7-10 cm. alt. ; stipite albido-cremeo crasse
cylindrico, deorsum leniter tenuato; pileo apke impervio, gleba
avellanea, dein nigra; radiis 8-16, superficie rugosis. senio snbre-
ticulatim divisis; sporis irregulariter ovoideis, 3-4 « 2-3, olivaceo-
fuscis; volva lata, alba, circumscissa, basi radicante.

Hab. in solo arenoso, Denton Texas Amer. bor. — Planta ve
geta fortiter, nec ingrate olet. Ad Clathreas spectat.

LYSURUS Fr. — Syll. VII p. 22, IX p. 264, XVI p. 22'.».

214 Gaster ycete, Nidulariace», Cyathus.

1. Lysurus borealis (Burt) P. Henn. Anthurus borealis E. A. Burt. 743
Syll. XI, pag. 155. — var. Klitzingii P. Heim. in Bedw. 1902,
p. 173. — Myeelio filiformi v. radiciformi, ramoso, albido: exo-
peridio primo subgloboso dein ovoideo-ellipaoideo usque ad 3 cm.
longo, 2,5 cm. lato, volva extus albida, papyracea, medio gelatj-
nosa, intus membranacea, alba, longitudinaliter striis 5-7 incras-
sata, 2-5 irregulariter lobata; stipite clavato, basi valde attenuato,
ad apicem usque ad 2 cm. incrassato, 2-7,5 cm. longo, intus
omnino cavo, extus albido reticulato-celluloso, pariete inferne 1-2,
superne 3-stratoso, apice annulato-subincrassato, in lacinias 5-7
anguste lanceolatas diviso; ramis medio longitudinaliter sulcatis,
sulco ad apicem late planeque nudo, albo subsericeo, sed ubique
extra basim introrsum transverse rugosis, albidis, massa castanea
sporarum vestitis, deinde liberis, separatis, erectis, apice obtusis
v. subacutis 1-2,8 « 0,4-0,5 cm. ; basidiis oblonge clavatis, conti-
nuis; sporis 5-8 ellipsoideo-subfusoideis, liyalino-chlorinis 3,5-
4 « 1,5-2,

Hdb. in arenosis cultis Ludwigslust-Mecklemburg (H. Klitzing).

ANTHURUS Kalchbr. — Syll. VII p. 23, XI p. 155.

1. Anthurus trifidus Har. et Pat. Champ. rec. au Japon, in Bull. du ~-J4
Mus. d'hist. nat. 1902, n. 2, p. 132. — Stipite cavernoso, vol-
vam non superante, stipiti adpressam et ;rquilongam, cylindraceo,
brevissimo, 2 cm. circ. alto, 1 cm. diam., apice in tres lacinias
elongatas, acutas, sursum attenuatas, erectas et paullum ad cen-
trum incurvas, 5 cm. longas, diam. basi 1 '/, cm., dorsaliter levi-
ter canaliculatas, intus rugulosas et fructiferas, sectione triangu-
lares, diviso.

Hab. ad terram, Tokyo Japonia? (Harmand).

Fam. 1. Nidulari?cege Fr.

CYATHUS Hall. — Syll. VII p. 32, IX p. 220, XI p. 156, XIV

p. 256, XVI p. 229.
1. Cyathus hirsutus (Schaff.) Sacc. C. striatus Willd. — Syll. fung. 745

VII, p. 33, Gyathia hirsuta (Schaff.) White *) The Nidul. of N.

\omen Cyatkia P. Browne, Giv. and Nat. Hist. Jamaioa, pag. 78 (175Gj.

Gasteromycetpe, Nidulariacese, Nidula. 215

Amer. in Bull. Torr. bot. 01. 1902, p. 259, var. infundibuliformis
White 1. c. p. 261, pl. 14, f. 15. — A typo differt peridio omnino
infundibulari, sparse strigoso-piloso; sporis 14-17*8-12.

Hab. in foliis et muscis, Montana Amer. bor.
2. Cyathus durus White 1. c. p. 261, pl. 14, t. 16-19 [Cyafhia). — 746
Peridiis late patenti-infundibuliformibus, 8-13 mm. alt., 8-12 mm.
latis (apice), 2-4 mm. lat. (basi), extus brunneo-griseis, squamuloso-
rugosis, vere duris, sed fragilibus, pariete interiore sordide albido,
sulcis latiusculis exarato, orificio margine reflexo, radiatim inciso,
sed non fimbriato, peridii basi contracta et saepius fasciculis my-
ceharibus cincta; sporangiolis sordidc griseis ovoideis v. globulo-
sis, 2,5 mm. long., 1,5 mm. cr.; sporis 14-18*8-10, hyalinis,
crasse tunicatis.

Hab. ad terram, Denver Colorado Amer. bor. — Duritiee et
fragilitate peridii dignoscenda species.

NIDULA White 1. c. p. 271 (1902; (Etym. nidus). — Peridium mem-
brana homogenea, sed stratosa, initio supra orificium peridii con-
tinua formatum. Sporangiola copiosissima, initio substantia gluti-
nosa immersa, dense stipata, cavitatem omnino implentia paricti
peridii non adnexa. Spor;e filamentis nullis mixtae.

1. Nidula candida (Peck) White. 1. c. Nidularia candida Peck —
Syll. XI, p. 156.

2. Nidula microcarpa Peck ap. White I. c. pag. 272, pl. 17, f. 1-6, ~'~
pl. 18, f. 14-15. — Peridiis 4-6 mm. alt., 4-5 mm. lat. (apice),
3-5 mm. lat. (basi), subcylindricis, extus albidis v. pallide flavidis,
minute tomentosis, firmis, pariete interiore levi, e materie gluti-
nosa exsiccata subnitentibus, orificio integro erecto et firmo; spo-
rangiolis copiosissimis, lenticularibus, striato fibroso crasso dein
secedente obtectis, siccis rugosis, udis levibus, rufo-brunneis, 0,">-

1 mm. lat. ; sporis 6-9 » 4-6, late ellipsoideis v. subglobosis.

Hab. ad ligna et terram in California et Montana (Dith.ky el
Williams) Amer. bor. — Var. rugispora (Ell. et Ev.) White 1.
c. p. 272, pl. 17, f. 7-9: a typo differt orificio dilatato-recurvato
et minute fimbriato-iacero ; sporis paullo crassioribus 6-9 * 4-7. In
ramis emortuis, Skamania Washington Amer. bor. (Suksdobf),

White The Nidular. of N. Amer. in Bull. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1902, p. 255, esl ante-
rms quam Cyathus Hall. sed omnino obsoletmn dum Cyathi oomen a 150 annis
est ubique acceptum, adhibitum et usu universali sanoitum.

2](j Gasteroinycetae, Nidutariacese, Sphserobolus.

NIDULARIA Fr. — Syll. VII p. 28, IX p. 265, XI pag. 156, XIV
p. 25G, XVI p. 229.

1. Nidularia castanea EU. et Everh. herb. Granidaria castanea "VVhite ~ix
1. c. p. 276, pl. 17, f. 17-10, pl. 18, fig. 20*). — Peridiis minu-
tis, elongato-globosis v. Bubsphaericis, sessilibus, interdum confluen-
tibus, 0,5-2 mm. latis, 0,5-1 mm. alt. ; tunica peridiali tenuissima

et fragili, iiavido-fulva, demum griseola, ob pressionem sporan-
giolorum s;epe tuberculosa, irrcgulariter dehiscente; sporangiolis
ilavido-brunneis copiosissimis, densis, globoso-depressis, 0,25 mm.
diam., sublevibus; sporis subglobosis, hyalinis, crasse tunicatis,
4-7 « 3-6.

Hab. gregatim ad ligna, Newfield N. J. Amer. bor.

2. Nidularia rudis Peck ap. White 1. c. pag. 277, pl. 17, f. 21-23 749
(sub Grranularia). — Peridiis hemisph;ericis v. subglobosis, sessi-
libus, indehiscentibus v. sensim hinc inde fatiscentibus, tunica te-
nui, levi, sicca fragili, cellulosa, uda subgelatinosa, flavido-brunnea,

ad griseum vergente; sporangiolis paucis, irregularibus, angu-
losis v. compressis, 2-2,3 mm. diam., nigricantibus v. virentibus
sporis late ellipsoideis v. subglobosis, hyalinis, 7-9 » 6-8.

Ilab. in lignis putrescentibus, California (W. R. Dudley).

3. Nidularia Heribaudii Har. et Pat. Bull. Soc. Mycol. 1904, p. 63. 750
— Peridio globoso, albido, villoso, membranaceo, crassiusculo, 5-6
mm. lato, superne seepe depresso et rimose dehiscente, intus plum-
beo; sporangiis parum numerosis, majusculis, 2-3 mm. reniformi-
bus, v. lentiformibus, glabris, cinereis, Jevibus, tunica crassiuscula
praeditis; trama alba, linea hymeniifera obscuriori centro percursa ;
sporis ovoideis, ad basim attenuatis, 10-11 « 7.

Hab. gregatim in ramis abiegnis pr. Durtol Arverni;e He-
ribaud). — Sporangiis magnis, paucis, plumbeis etc. praasertim
dignoscitur.

SPH/ER0B0LUS Tod. — Syll. VII p. 46.

1. Sphaerobolus dentatus (With.) W. Sm. in Journ. of Botany 1903,
p. 280. Huc ducenda est Nidularia dentata AVith. Syll. VII,
p. 31. — Peridio externe dilute fulvo v. vinoso brunneo v. brun-

*) Genus Granularia Koth in Ust. Ann. bot. I, pag. 6 (1791) a Sfecnlo et
amplins omnino obsolevit, dum Nidulariai nomen ubique jugiterque adhibitur et
est usu universali sancitum.

CJasteromyceiae, Lycoperdncefp, Secotium. 211

neo, interne albo vel eburneo vel albido-griseo ; sporangiolis ru-
bello-brunneis 16 \x. diam.

Hab. quoque in Sambuco emortuo, Failand, Somerset Bri-
tannias.

Dubise sedis.

MICHENERA B. et C. — Syll. VI p 652, XI p. 230.

1. Michenera Rompelii Bick, Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 243. — Erum- 75]
pens; pezizaeformis usque ad 0,8 cm. lata, oblique sessilis, extus
straminea, subpruinosa, intus albida; hymenio tumefacto turgido,
subgelatinoso, butyraceo; sporis usque ad 20 \t.. diam., globosis,
endo et exosporio lucem egregie refringente.

Hab. in ligno arido St. Leopoldo, Puo grande do Sul Brasilise.

Fam. 3. Lycoperdacese Ehrexb.

SECOTIUM Kunze — Syll. VII p. 51, IX p. 266, XI p. 157, XIV
p. 257.

1. Secotium arizonicum Shear et Griff. in Bull. of the Torr. Bot. 752
Club. 1902, p. 450. — Peridio subgloboso vel subpiriformi pal-
lide albido-luteo, levi 2-4 cm. alt., 1,5-3 cm. diam., in sicco, con-
stricto fragili, sessili vel raro brevi-stipitato, apice irregulariter
dehiscente; columella non bene evoluta; gleba initio lutea, matu-
ritate brunnea, marmorata; sporis sphrericis vel subglobosis, pal-
lide cremeo-albidis, levibus, guttulatis, 8-12 \i. diam., breve pe-
dicellatis.

Hab. prope Tucson, Arizona, Amer. bor.

2. Secotium andinum Speg. Mycet. argent. ser. II, 1902, p. 55. —
Caespitosum, albo-ochraceum ; peridio irregulariter subgloboso 10-
35 mm. diam. et alt., levi, glabro, superne obtuso non vel vix
umbilicato, inferne non v. modice excavato, subsuberoso-carnoso,
primo integro dein irregulariter dehiscente ; stipite erecto, subcv-
lindraceo 10-50 mm. longo, 6-10 mm. diam ., concolore levi vel
rugoso-sulcato, glabro; gleba olivacea, compactiuscula ac minute
alveolato-spongiosula ; sporis ex ovato subsphaeroideis, minute ro-
stellatis 15-20 « 12-20, levibus v. obsolete subrugulosis, chlorinis.

Hab. ad radices Patagonii pinifolii secus Rio Tupungato
prope Mendoza in Argentina. Species magnitudine sporarum ab
omnibus adhuc cognitis longe recedens.

i rasteroinj cetse, Lycoperdacea;, Cauloglossum,
3. Secotium Rodwayi Massee in Kew Bull. 1901, p. 158. — Peridio 754
2-3 cm. lato, globoso-depresso, tomentoso, ochraceo-albido, in-
ferne profunde excavato ; sporis globosis. verruculosis, subhyalinis,
plerumque stipitatis 7-S m.. diam.; stipite brevissimo, primitus in-
fra furfuraceo, cavo.

llah. ad terram in Tasmania (Rodway).

ELASMOMYCES Cavara — Syll. XIV p. 258.

1. Elasmomyces krjukowensis (Buch.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Secotium Bu- 755
choltz in Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 159, t. V, Hedw. 1903. pag. 314,
Beitr. Hypog. p 143. t. III, f. 1-10. — Globosus v. irregularis,
hypogaeus sive erumpons, c. 3 cm. diam., superficie levis, candi-
dus; stipitello in fossula sito et in glebr columellam producto;
columella et excipulo et cellulis sphrcricis nidi modo dispositis et

ex filamentis contextis compositis; gleba venis tram;e gyrosis, mul-
tiloculari, aurantiaca, initio ad basim columelke aperta sive exci-
puli margine obtecta, initio ad basim columelhc aperta sive exci-
puli margine obtecta, clein clausa; hymenii basidiis et cystidiis
paucis; basidiis 2-4-sporis; sporis sphiericis, regularibus, 8,7-11, 6
a. diam., spinulosis, dilute ochraceis, jodi ope caerulescentibus ;
fungi odore dulci.

Hab. sub terra, Station Ivrjukowo in j)rov. I\Iosquensi Eossi;r.

2. Elasmomyces michailowskjanus (Buch.) Sacc. ct D. Sacc. Secotium 756
Bucholtz Ann. Myc. 1903, pag. 171, tab. V, f. 11, Hedw. 1903,

p. 314, Beitr. Hypog. p. 143, t. III, f. 1 L — Hypogaeus, glo-
bosus, minor, circ. 1 cm. diam., rufescens, habitu tuberis rufe-
scentis; gleba griseo-ochracea, multiloculata; columella crassiu-
scula, structura ut in El. Jcrjukoivensi ; hymenii cystidiis acutis;
sporis forma et reactione ut in dicta specie.

Ilab. sub terra in prov. Mosquensi prope Michalowskoje, in
Rossia.

CAULOGLOSSUM Grev. — Syll. VII p. 57.

1. Cauloglossum transversarium (Bosc) Fr. Syll. \'II. \). 57, 01. ~r,
Johnston in Proceed. Amcr. Acad. 1902, p. 70 c. tab., observans
quod genus Cauloglossum ut plurimum synonymon est /'<>i/,iri,
speciem prsedictam novo nomine RhopalogasterU salutatj tamen
rectius videtur in gen. Catdoglosso char. <'inend. retinere.

Gasteromycetfe, Lycoperdacese, Podaxon. 219

PODAXON (Desv.) Fr. - Syll. VII p. 58, IX p. 267, XI p. 158,
XIV p. 257, XVI p. 232.

1. Podaxon Miilleri P. Henn. F. Austral. II, p. 187 (Hedw. 1904). ~"<s
— Peridio albido-isabellino, squamoso, basi irregulariter dehiscente,
ca. 8 cm. longo, 3 '/2 cm lato, apice rotundato ; stipito cylindra-
ceo, -pr. p. membranaceo-squamoso, basi subincrassato, 0-7 cm.
longo, 8 mm. crasso, gleba cinereo-olivacea ; filis capillitii fascia-
tis, flexuosis, flavo-brunneis, plerumque 5-10 ;j.. ; sporis ellip.soi-
deis vel subovoideis, apice rotundatis vel subapplanatis, subincras-
satis, late brunneis, ca. 10-16 v 10-12.

Hab. ad terram, Gascogne Eiver Australiae (F. v. Muller). -
Ab afSni P. carcinomali sporis omnino differt.

2. Podaxon algericum Pat. Bull. Soc. Myool. 1904, p. 53, tab. V. — 759
Peridio globuloso 3-4 cm. cr., carnoso-molli, dein membranaceo-
rigido, albido, squamis latis, tenuibus subchartaceis, lividis tecto,
basi secedendo v. laciniatitn dehiscente; stipite rigido, gracili, 5-8
mm. cr., cylindrico, interdum deorsum incrassato, albo, plus mi-
nus viridi v. brunneo-maculato, levi v. plicato-striato, costulato-
que albo-squamuloso, intus anguste fistuloso, albo, tactu viridi-
brunneo-maculato ; gleba floccosa, alba dein olivacea v. aurantia;
capillitii fllamentis hyalinis, simplicibus 6 jj,. cr., basidia fascicu-
lato-radiantia ovoidea, 20 * 15, hyalina hinc inde gerentibus; spo-

ris ovoideis v. subglobosis, sessilibus, 10-12 « 9-10, hyalinis, dein
olivaceis v. rufis v. aurantiis.

Hal). in sabulosis desertis Sahar;c Algeria?, pluribus locis (Sem.
Dydowski). — P. axato afflne sed minus et gleba aliter colorata

3. Podaxon Gollani P. Henn. F. Indiae orient. II, in Hedw. 1901, 760
pag. 338. — Peridio obovato, ellipsoideo, membranaceo, alutaceo,
squamoso, apice obtuso ca. 3 cm. longo, 2 cm. lato ; stipite lignoso,
duro, squamoso, fibroso, subtereti, alutacco, intus cavo, pallido, fi-
broso, 7-9 cm. longo, 0,8-1 cm. crasso, basi bulboso, usque ad '2
cm. crasso; gleba cremaceo-flavida, farinacea; filis capillitii fascia-
tis, hyalinis 3-6 [j.. cr. ; sporis angulato-subglobosis v. ellipsoideis
10-12 * 8-10, hyalino-flavidulis, levibus.

Hab. ad terram, solitarie, Saharanpur-Garden [ndiae orient.

4. Podaxon strobilaceum E. B. Copeland, Ann. Mycol. 1901. p;1g. I.
fig. 7. - Peridio rufescente squamis crassiusculis rudibus margi

' ne inferiore liberis consperso, obconico vel subgloboso, infra li-
bero et profunde in paucas lacinias fisso, 5 cm. lat., I cm. alto;
gleba 2 cm. alt., vulgo nigra, e filamentis oapillitii liberis v la

230 Gasteromycet», Lycoperdaceae, Tylostoma.

teraliter anastomosantibus, pandulis contlata; sporis maturitate
atro-brunneis, levibus, 7 -6,5, basi apiculatis; stipite 8-10 cm.
alto, rufescente v. rubro-tincto, levi, basi fibrosa ad 2 cm. incras-
sato, glebam, veluti columella, percurrente, carne albida.

llab. in argillosis v. lutosis Lake co. Californi.c (C. F. Baker).
— Pra?cipue peridii forma distingueretur sed, prseeunte cl. P.
Hennings, potius Gyrophragrnii forma videtur.

TYL0ST0MA Pers. — Syll. VII p. 00, IX p. 208, XI p. 159, XIV
p. 258, XVI p. 233 *).

1. Tylostoma kansense Peck in Bull. Torr. Bot. Club. 1901, p. 430, 762
tab. 32, fig. 9. — Peridio subgloboso 1-2 cm. lato, 1-1,5 cm. alto,
compacto, firmo, glabro, albo, interdum basi plano raro ostiolato;
ore sublacerato, plano, saepe subpromiuenti ; annulo 2,5 mm. lato,
membranaceo, a stipite distante; stipite sequali, basim versus sub-
constricto, ssepe abrupte bulboso, 1,5-7 cm. longo, 0-8 mm. crasso,
farcto cavo, s;epe sulcato-striato, albo; capillitii noecis raro ramosis
7-11 |x. cr., hyalinis, septis non visis; sporis subglobosis 4-5 a.
diam., brunneo-ferrugineis.

Ilab. ad terram, Kansas, Amer. bor. (Bartholomew).

*) Conferendae sunt dissertationes sequentes de 'lylostomate genere: White,
The Thylostomacece of North America (Bull. Torr. Bot. Club, 1901) et L. Petri
Osserrazioni sul genere Tylostoma (Nuovo Giorn. bot. ital., Firenze 1901). Ex
hac postrema optima opella sequentem conspectum synopticum specierum princi-
pum excerpimus:

Tylostoma Pers.

I. Sporse leves.

A. Capillitium incolor v. inconstanter et partim coloratum. Filamenta longa

vittaefbrmia.

1. Filamenta in articulos vix secedentia, apicibus ochraceis et incrassatis.

T. pulchellum

2. Filamenta in articulos facile secedentia, apicibus achrois et non incrassatis.

T. Boissierl?

B. Capillitium constanter brunneum. — Filamenta brevissima in articulos fa-

cile secedentia. T. obesum

II. Sporee verruculosae v. plus minus echinulatae.

A. Filamenta brevia et valde sinuosa, extremitatibus parum incrassatis.

T. Vittadinii
/<'. Filamentu louga.

1. Filamenta apice quam inferne duplo crassiora. T. mammosum

2. Filamenta apice panllo v. vix orassiora.

Gasteromycetfe, Lycoperdacea\ Tylostoma. 221

2. Tylostoma fibrillosum White in Bull. Torr. Bot. Club. 1901, p. 433, 763
n. 33, fig. 4-6. — Peridio globoso 1-2 cm. alto, 1-2,5 cm. diam.
albido, sublevi, intus membranaceo, basi subrotundato ; annulo in-
distincto adhterente; ore prominulo, fimbriato, rotundato; stipite
sequali vel basi subconico, sulcato, firmo, albo, interdum cavo fi-
brilloso 2 cm. long. vestito basi inflatulo, albido, 5-7 cm. longo,

5 mm. diam. ; floccis capillitii albi hyalinis 4-8 ;j.. crassis, parce
septatis, saepe subinflatis; sporis subglobosis, minute verrucosis,
hyalino-isabellinis, breve appendiculatis, 3-5 ij.. diam.

Hab. ad terram, Ontario (Dearness), Michigan Americae bor.
(Hicks).

3. Tylostoma gracile White in Bull. Torr. Bot. Club 1901, p. 430, 764
tab. 32, fig. 1-3. — Peridio depresso-globoso 1-1,5 cm. alto, 1,5-2
cm. diam., levi, albido, lucenti; ore plano, lacerato; annulo inte-
gro, angusto, rotundato; stipite gracili 3-5,5 cm. longo, 6 mm.
diam.. inferne 3 mm. diam., basi subincrassato, interdum sulcato,
lacerato, albido, fibrilloso farcto, dein cavo; capillitii floccis intense
ferrugineis 4-6 ji. crassis, apice rotundatis ssepe infiatulis, ramosis,
parce septatis; sporis subglobosis 3-5 \i. diam., levibus, brevi pe-
dicellatis.

Hab. ad terram, Las Cruces, New Mexico, Amer. bor. (Wooton).

4. Tylostoma poculatum White in Bull. Torr. Bot. Club 1901, p. 431, ~';:'
tab. 34, fig. 4-6. — Peridio globoso, interdum depresso, 1-1,5 cm.
alto, 1-2 cm. diam., levi, fulvo, membranaceo, squamuloso, persi-

a. Filamentorum parietes numquam undulati.

oc Filarnenta in articulos non secedentia, extremitatibus flavis Lnorassal

— Filamenta breviuscula, sinuosa, membrana parum incrassata.

T. granulosum

— Filamenta longa, non sinuosa, rnembrana incrassata. T. squamosum
P Filamenta in articulos facile secedentia, extremitatibus non diver.se colo-

ratis nec incrassatis.

— Filamenta tota flava T. campestre

— Filamenta achroa. T. fimbrlatum

b. Filamentorum parietes fere constanter undulati.

a Filamenta apice achroa, facile in articulos secedentia.

— Filamenta 4-12.5 jj.. cr. T. cicspltosum

— Filamenta 4-8,5 jjl cr. T. Glovanelhc
[3 Filamenta apice flava, non secedentia. T. pusillum

III. Sporse reticulatse. — Filamenta brevia apioe plerumque olavata.

T. Leveilleanum

222 Gasteromycetae, Lycoperdaceee, Tylostoma

stenti, ore paullo prominenti, annulo integro, inconspicuo; stipite
i-3 cm. longo, 3-6 mra. crasso, cylindrico, firmo, subbulboso, cavo
vel farcto, squamuloso; fioccis capillitii lutcolis, subramosis, septa-
tis, in ramificatione noduloso-incrassatis, 4-7 jj.. crassis; sporis fer-
rugineis, subglobosis, levibus vel irregularitef rugosis, brevi pedi-
cellatis 4-5 ;j.. diam.

llab. ad terram, Nebraska, in Alabama et in Colorado Amer.
bor. (Bates, Carver et D. M. Andres).

5. Tylostoma subfuscum White in Bull Torr. Bot. Club. L901, p. 433, 766
tab. 34, fig. 10-12. — Peridio globoso 0,8-1,3 cm. alto, 1-1,5 cm.
diam., squamuloso basi levi, subrotundo, intus brunneo; ore pro-
minulo, fimbriato; annulo inconspicuo, adnato; stipite brunneo,
ssepe lacerato-squamuloso, laterali, sulcato, basi subbulboso, 2-3
cm. longo, 3-5 mm. diam.; capillitio luteolo e floccis hyalinis, ra-
niosis, filiformibus, longis, 4-6 u.. crassis, apice rotundatis, raro se-
ptatis inflatisque composito; sporis subglobosis, minute verrueosis,
breve pedicellatis, 3-5 ;j.. diam.

Hab. ad terram, Colorado Amer. bor. (Bethel).

6. Tylostoma Vittadinii Petri N. Griorn. bot. ital. 1904, p. 65 c. ic. 767
T. mammosum Vitt. Mon. Lycop. p. 199, t. II, fig. 4, non Mich.
nec Fr. Endoperidio subgloboso, albicante, non nitido, sicco
ochraceo, basi zona granulosa cincto, ore prominente sublacero,
margine crasso, duro, tuberculoso-papilloso cincto; stipite recto
aut flexuoso, extus rufo-fuligineo, squamuloso-diffracto, striato,
farcto v. leviter fistuloso, rigido, basi cortici vestigiis fibrillisque
albidis instructo; capillitii liyphis numerosissimis, brevissimis, si-
nuosis, crasse tunicatis, rotundatis ; sporis ochraceo-ferrugineis echi-
nulatis, 4,5-5 ;i. diam.

Ilab. in aridis sabulosis pr. Milano, Pavia (Vittadini in herb.
Sacc. !).

7. Tylostoma tuberculatum AVhite in Bull. Torr. Bot. Club. 1901. 7;s
I). 432, tab. 33, fig. 7-9. — Peridio depresso-globoso, 1-1,2 cm.
alto, 1-1,8 cm. diam. levi squamuloso, albido; ore prominulo, fim-
briato, rotundato; annulo inconspicuo; stipite filiformi , albido,
cavo vel farcto, basi subincrassato, 2-3 cm longo, 3 mm. crasso;
floccis capillitii lutcolis, hyalinis, ramosis 4-8 ;j.. crassis, inflatulis,
apice rotundatis, latis, raro Beptatis; sporis subglobosis, fere levi-
bus, raro tuberculato-verracosis, 3-5 a. diam.

llnli. ad terram, Colorado. Amer. bor. (Baker) et in Columbia
Britannica Macoun .

Gasteromycetse, Lycoperdacese, Battarreopsis. 223

8. Tylostoma mussooriense P. Henn. F. IndiEe or. II, in Hedvv. 1901, 769
p. 337. — Peridio globoso, papyraceo, dense granuloso-verrucoso,
ferrugiheo, ore submammoso-rotundato, ca. 1 mm. amplo, basi
hemisphaerico excavato, margine acuto integro ca. 1 cm. diam.;
stipite lignoso, fistuloso, duro, fragili," gracili interdum flexuoso

ad apicem attenuato ca. 1,5-2 mm. crasso, usque ad 10 cm. longo,
fusco, ferrugineo-fibroso v. squamoso, basi usque 2,5-3 mm. cr.,
late comoso, squamis membranaceis, ferrugineis vestitis; filis ca-
pillitii repetito dichotomis, obscurius noduloso-septatis, flavidulis
4-8 [j.. cr.; sporis subglobosis, fiavo-brunneis, 4 [j.. verrucosis.
Hab. ad terram, gregatim, Mussoorie, Arnigadh Indise orient.

9. Tylostoma minutum White in Bull. Torr. Bot. Club. 1901, p. 433, 770
tab. 31, fig. 11-13. — Peridio globoso 0,7-1 cm. alto, 0.7-1,2 cm.
diam., brunneolo, levi dein squamuloso; ore plano, fimbriato, levi ;
annulo integro, indistincto; stipite 1,5-2 cm. longo, superne 3 mm.
diam., basi incrassato 5 mm. diam., gracili, cavo, intus fibrilloso;
capillitii floccis luteolis, hyalinis, parce ramosis, apice rotundatis,
3-5 ;j.. crassis; sporis irregulariter globosis, fere levibus, appendi-
culatis, 3-5 jx. diam.

Hdb. ad terram, Colorado (Bethel) et in Kansas, Amer. bor.
(Kellerman).

10. Tylostoma albicans White in Bull. Torr. Bot. Club. 1901, p. 428, 771
tab. 31, fig. 4-7. — Peridio depresso globoso 0,7-1 cm. alto, 1-1,

5 cm. diam., levi, albido, dein squamuloso, membranaceo; ore pro-
minulo, brevi, tubulari, integro, annulo irregulari 3-5 mm. a sti-
pite distanti; stipite sequali, basi subincrassatulo, superne lacerato-
squamoso, albido, 4-6 cm. longo, 0,5 cm. diam.; capillitii iloccis
hyalinis, ramosis, septatis, in ramificatione incrassatis, apicibus li-
beris, rotundatis, 4-6 [x. crassis; sporis rubro-brunnois, irregulari-
ter globosis, appendiculatis, levibus, raro rugosis 4-5 ;j. diam.
Hab. ad terram, Texas, Amer. bor. (E. D. Cope).

BATTARREOPSIS Henn. in Hedw. 1902, p. (212) (Etym. a Battar-
rea, cui affinis). — Peridium stipitatum ; stipes centralis, subcar-
nosus, fibrosus; volva coriacea, ampla, laciniato-incisa ; peridium
pileiformi-hemispluericum, coriaceum ; gleba cellulosa, iu loculos
septis membranaceis sinuosis divisa; capillitium ? sparsum ; sporse
subglobosre, subochraceae.

1. Battarreopsis Artini Henn. 1. c. cum icone. Sti j>i< <• carnoso, 772

sicco subcorneo, fibroso-fusco, flexuoso?, ca. 20-30 » 2-4 cm.; volv.i

224 Gasteromycetse, Lycoperdacese, Battarrea.

coriacea, arapla, laciniato-incisa, ca. 5 cm. louga, 4 cm. lata, basi
mycelio radiciformi; peridio subcoriaceo, convexo-hemisphirrico,
superne dehiscente, ca. 7-10 cm. lato, 3 cm. lato; gleba cellulosa
in loculos septis membranaceis divisa; filis capillitii ? sparsis, fili-
formibus, simplicibus vel ramosis vcl subfasciatis flexuosis 2-G ;j..
cr., subhyalinis vel subochraceis; sporis subglobosis vel ovoideis,
interdum angulatis 5-7 ;j.., episporio subochraceo, granuloso-ver-
rucoso, interdum sporis subglobosis, hyalinis, levibus, 8-12 ;j.. (im-
maturis ?) intormixtis ; basidiis ? clavatis.

Hab. in terra asphaltica, dimidio immersa, in Villa Tito-Pa-
scha-Hekekyan, Alexandriae iEgypti.

BATTARREA Pers. — Syll. VI p. 65, IX p. 270, XIV pag. 259,
XVI p. 236.

1. Battarrea levispora Massee in Kew Bull. 1901, p. 152. — Peridio 773
globoso depresso, glabro, albido 4-6 cm. lato; gleba croceo-ochra-
cea; stipite undique squamis paleisve tecto, deorsum attenuato 8-

12 cm. longo; volva libera, magna, vaginali, limbo lobata, albida;
sporis dilute ochraceis, subglobosis, glabris, 6-7 |i. diam.

Ilab. ad terram, Poona, prov. Bombay Indioe brit. (Woodrow).
— Batt. Muelleri Kalchbr. affinis.

2. Battarrea laciniata Underwood apud White in tlie Torrey Botan. 771
Club. 1901, pag. 439, tab. 36, f. 1-6. — Peridio 5-6 cm. diam.,
2-3 cm. alto, levi, membranaceo, convexo, margine tenui, molli,
inflexo, portione glebse vestito, inferne luteo albido ; stipite 25-

35 cm. longo, lignoso, cavo, fibroso-squamuloso secedente, subla-
cerato, basi subincrassato 1,5 cm. superne infiato, 2,5 cm. crasso ;
, volva complexa, pluri-stratosa, capillitio albido; floccis hyalinis,
indefinitis, irregularibus, interdum fasciculatis ; cellulis 30-50 ;j..
longis, 5-7 ;j.. crassis, annulato-spiralibus ; sporis subglobosis, rufo-
brunneis, 5-7 ;j.. diam., fere levibus.

Hab. in Mesilla Park, New Mexico (Cogkerell).

3. Battarrea Griffithsii Underwood apud White in the Torr. bot. 77.-)
Club. 1901, p, 440, tab. 37, fig. 1-6. — Poridio 2-3,5 cm. diam.,
1-2 cm. alto, levi, membranaceo, inferne }>lano, distincte delii-
scente; stipite cavo, ;cquali 1-1,5 cm. diam., 9.5-15 cm. longo,
sulcato, flbrilloso ; volva facile evanescente, e squamulis obtusis,
fibrillosis composita; capillitii floccis 4-10 a. crassis. albidis, sub-
applanatis, irrcgularibus, ramosis; cellulis 24-85^6-8 annulato-

Gasteromycetse, Lycoperdacere, Mitrcmyces. 225

spiralibus ; sporis subglobosis, minute verrucosis, fere levibus, ru-
fo-cinnamomeis 4-5 ;j.. diam.

Hab.- ad terram in Arizona Amer. bor. (D. Griffiths).

4. Battarrea arenicola E. B. Copeland, Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 2, f. 6. 776

— Peridio 4-5 cm. lato, applanato v. late campanulato, brunneo,
centrum versus pallidiore, area centrali plicato-tuberculata, saepe
arena v. fragmentis variis obruta, margine varie flexo et subfim-
briato ; filamentorum capillitii fasciculis e peridii superf. inter. de-
pendentibus, filamentis paucis annulatis, 3,5-5 |x. cr.; sporis glo-
bosis, sublevibus, 3-8-5 \l. diam. atro-brunneis, coacervatis nigris;
stipite subepigseo v. ad medium hypoga30, 12-15 cm. longo, 8-15
mm. cr., levi, albido, sed ssepe fcedato, carne alba, vetusto corru-
gato-squamoso, ligneo, cremeo-brunneo ; volva persistente tubu-
losa, irregulariter laciniata.

Hab. in sabulosis, Antiocli et S. Francisco Californiaj (C. F.
Baker). — An, pneeunte cl. Hennings, — Montagnites%

5. Battarrea Franciscana E. B. Copeland, Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 3. 777

— A B. phalloide prgesertim differt squamis latis liberis ad stipitem
deficientibus, hujus contextu minus ligneo, peridii parto inferioro
molliore; sporis rugulosis 4-4,5 \x. diam. ; capillitii filamontis sub-
inde 4,5 \>.. diam., spira irregulari prseditis; odore typico nullo.

Hab. ad terram, Arizona et Texas Amer. bor. (Palmer).

MITREMYCES Nees. — Syll. VII p. 68, IX p. 270, XI p. 162.

1. Mitremyces microsporus (Atkins.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Calostoma 778
Atkinson in Journ. of Mycol. 1903, pag. 17. — Peridio ovoideo
10-15 mm. lato, ore 5-7-dentato, prominenti, intus cinnabarino;
exoperidio in verrucas numerosas, minutas, duriusculas diffracto;
partem mediam et inferiorem endoperidii obtegente, vulgo omnino
secedente et aream levem circa ostiolum endoperidii relinquente;
sporis oblongis, rarius ellipsoideis, albis, levibus, 6-10 « 3,5-5,5,
plasmate granuloso subinde medio diviso; stipiti cylindraceo vel
ventricoso, subinde compresso 3-6 cm. alto, 1-2 cm. crasso.

Ilab. ad terram, Rugby Tennssee, Amer. bor. (PercivalI

2. Mitremyces japonicus (P. Henn.) Sacc et D. Sacc Calostoma P. 771»
Henn. Fg. japonici IV, in Bot. Jahrbiicher vol. XXXI, 1902,

p 738. — Exoperidio subgloboso v. ovoideo, cinereo-fuscidulo ca.
5-8 mm. diam., squamis crassis, verrucosis, fuscis peridii extromi
vestito, dein nudo, subareolato, brovi v. obsoloto stipitato; stipito
e fibris crassis, tortis, cartilagineis in sicco corneis, ferrugineis con-

15

226 Gaateromycetae, LycoperdacesB, Geaster.

sistente, ca. 2-5 mm. longo crassoque; osculo vix corouato den-
tibus 4-5, snepe basi laciniato-partitis, margine cinnabarinis, dehi-
scenti; endoporidio membranaceo, subgloboso, 3-5 mm. diam., cre-
moo, glabro; floccis ramosis, hyalinis 1-2 ;j.. cr.; sporis cllipsoideis,
hyalino-navidulis, 8-13 « G-8, episporio sublovi v. granuloso.
Hab. ad torram, Nagasaki ot Izu Japoniie.

GEASTER Mich. — Syll. VII p. 70, IX p. 271, XI p. 162, XIV
p. 2G0, XVI p. 237.

1. Geaster Dybowskii Pat. Bull. Soc. Mycol. 1902, p. 300. — Exope- 7S0
ridio 4-5 cm. diam., globuloso, usque ad mcdium 5-8-fido, lae-iniis
membranaceis, cuneiformibus intus levibus, nigrescentibus, suepe
rimosis, extus lateritiis, tomentoso-verrucosis ; endoperidio globoso,
levi, glabro, papyraceo, sessili, pallide umbrino, peristomio conico,
atro, pectinato-sulcato, rima circulari circumscripto; gleba atro-
brunnea; columella capitata; capillitio ex hyphis rufo -brunneis
3-7 ji. crassis, composito; sporis in cumulo atris, sub lente brun-
neis, globosis, asperulis, 4-5 [j.. lat. ; mycelio superficiali, filamen-
toso, copioso, albo.

Hab. ad ligna putrescentia, Oubangui (Dyboswki). — G.java-
nico Lev. affinis.

2. Geaster Giacomellianus Speg. Myc. argent. ser. II, 1902, p. 56. — 781
Exareolatus ; exoperidio 4-5-partito subgloboso 20-25 mm. diam.,
extus albido-cinerescente, tenui-subpapyraceo, laciniis subtriangu-
laribus, intus umbrino; endoperidio globoso, 18-22 mm. diam., um-
brino, sessili, glabro, tenuiter chartaceo rigidulo, ostiolo minuto
denticulato dehiscente; gleba fuligineo-nigra pulverulenta; sporis
globosis, parvis, grosse laxeque papillatis, 4-5 jj.. diam., fuligineis.

Hab. in pratis aridis, Aimonacid et Cochaugasta, La Rioja in
Argentina (A. Giacomellij. — Species G. platensi Speg. valde
affinis, sed tamen distincta.

3. Geaster Lloydii Bres. et Pat. in Lloyd. Mycol. Not. n. 6, 1901, 7gg
p. 50. — Exoperidio membranaceo, 4-6-fido, revoluto, intus brun-
neo, levi, extus luride alutaceo, tomentoso-villoso, tomento ex hy-
phis tortuoso-intricatis crasse tunicatis, more Hirneohr polytrichce
confiato, basi mycelio copioso radiciformi albo prcedito; laciniis
obovatis infra modiuni jiartitis; enddperidio globoso-obovato, pa-
pyraceo, sessili, avellaneo-umbrino ; peristomio indeterminato, pi-
loso-fimbriato ; capillitio brunneo-fusco, ex hyphis 3-8 [j.. cr. con-

Gasteromycetoe, Lycoperdacese, Geaster. 227

flato; columella clavata v. clavato-subcapitata ; sporis globosis, lo-
vibus, flavis, episporio crasso fusco, 3-4 ;x. diam.

Hab. -ad terram in insula Samoa. — Exoperidio tomentoso a
ceteris speciebus (nisi G. velutino parum noto) optime distincta.

4. Geaster pseudolimbatus Hollos in Matem. es Termeszett. Ertesito, 783
Budapest 1901, p. B07. — Exoperidio in 6-8 lacinias imequales
acutas ad basim partito, rigido, coriaceo, subfornicato, intus atro-
brunneo-purpurascente mox griseo, pedicellato, subtus apophy-
sato ; ,peristomio ciliato-sericeo, circulis pallescentibus cincto vel
indeterminato ; columella basi latiuscula, usque ad medium endo-
peridium excurrente; gleba umbrino-purpurea; capillitio e filis sim-
plicibus brunneis 6-7 [i. cr.; sporis globosis, atro-brunneis, epi-
sporio dense verrucoso, 5-6 jj.. diam.

Hab. in Hungaria. — Endoperidium 1-2 cm. latum; exoperi-
dium expansum ad 3-4 cm. raro 7 cm. diam.

5. Geaster hungaricus Hollos in Matem. es Termeszett. Ertesito, Bu- 784
dapest 1901, p. 506. — Exoperidio in B-10 plerumque in 7 lacinias
acutas ad basim partito, liygrometrico, siccitate arcte involuto,
extus niveo, intus ochraceo, mox brunneo ; endoperidio subgloboso,
cinereo v. castaneo, sessili, levi, subfurfuraceo ; peristomio plano-
conico, ciliato-fimbriato, rima circulari marginali circumspecto ;
columella longa sed exemplaribus parvis obsoleta; gleba cinerea;
capillitio flavidulo, subhyalino, e filis simplicibus 2-4 y.. crassis;
sporis globosis, flavo-brunneis, uni-guttulatis, verruculosis, 4-6 [j..
diam., plerumque breviter pedicellatis.

Hab. in Hungaria. — Geasterum minimus est. Endoperidium
2-B mm. latum; exoperidium explanatum circ. 10 mm. metiens.
Nonnunquam fungus siccus involutus non amplius ac 2-3 mm. cst.

6. Geaster pseudostriatus Hollos in Matem. es Termeszett. Ertesito, 7sr,
Budapest 1901, pag. 505. Exoperidio 7-8-fido, crasso, rigido,
intus levi, brunneo, rimoso, basi integra subfornicata; laciniis
acuminatis explanatis, non hygrometricis;endoperidio subgloboso,
depresso, griseo-brunneo, dense verrucoso, scabro, flavo-pedicel-
lato, subtus apophysato; peristomio orbiculo marginato, sulcato
plicato; columella parva, subglobosa, ultra medium exoperidium
non excurrente; gleba brunnea; capillitio flavo-brunneo, floccoso,

e filis simplicibus 6 [x. cr. versus apicem attenuatis ; sporis globo-
sis, brunneis, 5-6 [J.. diam., episporio dense verrucoso.

Hab. in Hungaria. — Endoperidium 1-1,5 cm. lat. , diametrum
exoperidii expansi usque ad 5-6 cm.

228 Gasteromycetse, Lycoperdacese, Geaater

7. Geaster Englerianus P. Henn. Engl. bot. Jahrb. XIV, 1891, p. 361, 786

t. VI, f. 8. — Syll. XI, pag. 162. — var. lignicola P. Honn. F.
Amaz. T, p. 185 (Hedw. 1904). — Exoperidio coriaceo, 5-7-fido
explanato, laciniis triangularibus rigidis, intus strato ceraceo atro-
castaneo rimoso, 17,-2 cm. explanato; endoperidio sessili subglo-
boso depresso, papyraceo, atro-fusco, ca. 1 cm. diam. levi, pori-
stomio fimbriato, azono; capillitio atro, floccis 3-6 a. crassis, fu
sco-castaneis ; sporis globosis, verrucosis, atro-castaneis, 3-3 '/, a.
Ilab. in fragmentis ligneis putridis, Birco do Tejo, Jurua sup.
Amazonia^ (Ule). — A typo sporis paullo majoribus et habita-
tione differt. Ad G. Englerianum, teste cl. Lloyd, spectat G. mau-
rus Massee (1899) posterior.

8. Geaster leptospermus Atk. et Coker Bot. Gaz. 1903, Oct. p. 306, 287
c. icon. — Solitarius v. gregarius ovoideo-globosus ; peridio 3-4,5
mm. diam., exoperidio matrici filamentis mycelii arcte fixo, ra-
diatim in 3-4 lacinias diviso ; laciniis in strata duo facile separatis,
apice tamen coalitis, superficie interiore minute granulosa alba v.

« arneo-tincta ; endoperidio sessili v. brevissime pedicellato, 2,5-3,5
mm. diam., globoso, ore definito, fibrillis sericeis prsedito (nec sul-
cato, nec striato), pallide alutaceo, circa ostiolum albo; capillitio
copioso pallido v. flavido-brunneo, filamentis 2-6 a. cr., rectis v.
flexuosis, simplicibus v. ramosis ; sporis perexiguis e globoso an-
gulosis, levibus, 1,5-2,5 <x. diam., e pallido flavido-brunneis.

Hab. inter muscos ad cortices Juniperi virgiuianse, Ca-
ryae, Ulmi, Chapel Hill N. Carolina Amer. bor. (Coker).

Subfjen. MyCELIOSTROMA P. Ilenn. F. Amaz. I, p. 185 (Iledw. 1904). — Mycelium
stromaticum late effusum.

9. Geaster juruensis P. Henn. F. Amaz. I, p. 185 (Iledw. 1904). — tss
Terrestris, mycelio efFuso, membranaceo-coriaceo, albido; peridio
stipitato primo piriformi, apice umbonato, alutaceo, coriaceo ru-
guloso, 2-2 '/2 cm. alto, 1 '/.,-2 cm. lato ; stipite usque ad 1 cm.
longo, 5 cm. crasso, exoperidio irregulariter ad ihedium paucifido,
laciniis ca. 5 triangularibus ; endoperidio subgloboso, cinereo. s.

sili, papyraceo, levi, disco plano, peristomio conico, fimbriato, co-
luinella Bubclavata, gleba atra, filis capillitii Jlexuosis, brunneis.
utrinque attenuatis, ca. 3-4 ;j.. crassis; sporis globosis, atro-casta-
neis, graiiulato-vciTui-osis, ca. 2-2 '/, \>..

Ilnh. ad terram silvaticam, Rio Jurua, Bom Fim Amazoni.i'

Gasteromycetfp, Lycoperdneefe, Tylostoma. 229

(Ule). — G. stipitato et G. mirdbili affinis et prsecipue stromate
mycelico late effuso (subgenus novum praebente) distinguitur. A
Geast. stipitato etiam sporis dimidio minoribus dignoscitur.

GEASTEROPSIS Hollos Kiilon. Novenyt. Kozl. 1903, II, 2 (Etym.
Geaster, cui affine genus). — ' Exoperidium crassum, rigidum, in
lacinias irregulares dehiscens, centro stilum sublignosum gerens;
stilo obconico dilatato, columellam subrotundam formante. Similis
Geasteri, at endoperidio secedente et columella sublignosa obtur-
binata distinguitur.

1. Geasteropsis Conrathi Hollos 1. c. cum ic. — Exoperidio crasso, 789
duro, rigido, coriaceo, subliygrometrico, extus ochraceo, brunneo
et albo variegato, rimis longitudinalibus, intus umbrino, rimoso,
in decem inaequales curvatas lacinias fisso, in centro stilum latum,
durum gerente; stilo obconico-dilatato et sublignoso, subrotun-
dam columellam formante ; endoperidio albello, molli, flexibili, cum
gleba omnino secedente; gleba umbrina ; sporis globosis, umbrinis,
densis, verrucosis, sessilibus vel breve pedicellatis, 1-grosse gut-
tulatis, 6 nonnumquam 8 \>.. diam. ; capillitio subhyalino, dilutc um-
brino, non vel raro ramoso, nonnumquam septato, 4 jjl. diam. ;
exoperidio expanso usque ad 10 cm., columella prope 3 cm. lata.
Hab. ad terram graniticam prope Johannesburg Africce me-
rid. (Conrath). — Similis Geasteri, quia exoperidium in lacinias
finditur, endoperidium autem non peristomio aperitur, sed omnino
sejungitur et tunc sublignosa columella cum exoperidio remanet.

DIPLODERMA Link — Syll. VII p. 92, IX p. 273, XI p. 163.

1. Diploderma glaucum Cooke et Massee. — Syll. VII, pag. 93.
Quoad hanc speciem cfr. Hollos in Kiilon. Noveny. Kozl. 1902,
I, 4 cum icone; qui pro ea genus Potoromyces F. Miill. in herb.
Sacc. admittit.

LYCOPERDON Tourn. — Syll. VII p. 106, IX p. 275, XI p. 1G5,
XIV p. 263, XVI p. 241.

1. Lycoperdon favosum Oud. Bot. Centr. 1902, Beil. p. 4 (extr.). — 790
Altum ad 12 cm., umbrinum; peridio subgloboso, 3 cent. diam.,
papyraceo, fragili, summo tandem vario lacerato-dohiscente, gra-
nulis minimis, partim muticis, partim mucronatis, donse et inae
qualiter vestito, aetate provecta levissimo, doorsum intorruptione
tantum superficiali intercessa in stipitem paullo tenuiorem abeunte;

230 Gasteromyn t;c, I.ycoj>cr<lacca\ Lycopcrdon.

stipito cylindrico, per totam superficiom impressionibus fere con-
tiguis 4-6-gonis, amplitudinis 3-7 mm., p. m. micantibus verru-
cisque una v. pluribus, primo spiniferis, donique calvis ornatis,
obsesso, ceterum pulvero furfuracea consporso; glebula floccu-
loso-gossypina, pulvero farcta, diluto umbrina; fioccis tenollis,
gracillibus 2-3 \i. cr., parce ramulosis, continuis vel parcissimo
septatis, avellaneis; sporis globosis 4,5-5 jt. diam. minutissimo
asporulis, saturato avellaneis.

Hab. ad terram, Valkenberg Hollandiag.

2. Lycoperdon tasmanicum Massoe in Kow Bull. 1901, p. 158. — 791
Peridio obovato, membranaceo, sordide ochraceo, vorrucis pyrami-
datis demum deciduis ornato, basi fibrillis longis repentibus radi-
cante, 3-6 cm. alto, basi sterili distincta; gleba diluto brunnea;
hyphis capillitii subhyalinis, ramosis; sporis globosis olivaceo-brun-
neis, verruculosis, 4 jj.. diam.

Hab. ad terram in Tasmania (Eodway).

3. Lycoperdon erinaceum Speg. Myc. argent. ser. II, 1902, p. 56. — 792
Candidum; peridio subhemisphierico, superne rotundato, inferne
subapplanato 40 mm. diam., 32 mm. alt., cortice duplici, externo
verrucis magnis pyramidatis 2,5-3,5 « 1,5-2 mm., confertis subper-
sistcntibus ornatis, interno subpapyraceo ; stipito obconico 25 » 15-

18 mm. terra ad medium usque infosso, subsuberoso extus levi,
albo, intus latissime fistuloso-vacuo a cavitate peridii septo trans-
verso rigidulo, separato; glena grumoso-subpulverulenta oclira-
cea, floccis nullis sed nodulis minutissimis proliferis difformibus
30-50 |J.. diam. donata; sporis globosis, levibus, an minutissime
subrugulosis, non rostellatis 6-8 jx. diam., subcrassiuscule tunicatis,
grosse 1-guttulatis, subhyalinis.

Hab. in pratis sabulosis, prope Posadas, Misiones in Argon-
tina (E. Kermes). — Specios pulchcrrima distinctissima habitu
Calodermati accedens.

4. Lycoperdon atrum Pat. Champ. de la Guadeloupe, ser. III, in 793
Bull. Soo. Myc. de France, t. XVIII, fasc. II, 1902. — Peridio
piriformi vel turbinato, supra rotundato, doorsum sonsim stipiti-
formi attenuato, ba-si in mycolium fibrillosum torminato, papyra-
ceo (in sicco), flavido, vertico ostiolo minuto irregulari dehiscente,
verrucis minutissimis, confertis, granuliformibus, dotorsilibus, cru-
stam nigram in tota parte peridii infiata ot rufam ad stipitem
formantibus; parte sterili glob;r fulvo-pallida soricoa, cellulis ob-
soletis, stipitom quoque occupante; parte fertili fulva vel fulvo-

Gasteromycetse, Lycoperdacese, Lycoperdon. "23l

brunnea plus minus rubescente, floecoso-pulveracea ; capillitii fila-
mentis rufis 3-5 jjl. crassis, longissimis, ramulosis, apicibus cuspi-
datis; sporis globulosis, levibus, ochraceis, 4-5 {j.. diam. exappen-
diculatis vel hilo brevissimo proeditis.

Hab. ad terram in Martinica et G-uadalupa (Duss). — Peridium
3-4 cm. altum, velo nigro et gleba fulvo-rubescente distinctum.
Columella nulla.

5. Lycoperdon endotephrum Pat. Bull. Soc. Mycol. 1902, pag. 300, ~w
t. XIV, f. 3. — Pileo sursum convexo, hemisphserico, tenui albido-
ochraceo, 2-4 cm. lato, 15-25 mm. alto, apice osculo irregulariter
aperto, cortice adnato, verrucoso, verrucis minutis, aculeiformibus,
stellatim apice confluentibus, deorsum breviter obconico, plicato
rugoso, glabriusculo ; basi sterili parum evoluta, albida, tenuissime
cellulosa, persistenti ; gleba floccoso-pulveracea, sordide violascenti ;
capillitio adnato ex hyphis hyalinis 3-7 [i. crassis simplicibus vel
ramosis composito; sporis sub lente fuscidulis, minute verrucosis,
subglobosis vel globoso-ellipticis 3,5-4,5 \i. diam., hilo brevissimo
donatis.

Hab. ad terram in Madagascar.

6. Lycoperdon pseudoradicans Lloyd Mycol. Not. n. 9, p. 84, c. ic. 7i5
(1902). — Peridio globoso, basi contracto et in processum radici-
formem longum (basim sterilem) producto ; cortice persistente, te-
nui, spinulis brevibus quaternatis et apicem versus convergenti-
bus consperso; columella lata prominenti; sporis coacervatis oliva-
ceo-brunneis, minutis, globulosis, minute asperulis, apiculatis, 4 ;i.
diam. ; filamentis 4-8 \y. cr.

Hdb. inter muscos prsecipue Leucobryum, Washington
Amer. bor. (F. J. Braendle). — L. pratensi et L. piriformi af-
fine, sed notis datis satis differt.

7. Lycoperdon pseudoumbrinum Hollos Kiilon. Noveny. Kozl. 1903, 796
II, 2 cum ic. — Peridio globoso, 1-1,5 cm. lato, sessili, sordide
ochraceo vel rufidulo, subtiliter furfuraceo vel aculeis parvis con-
vergentibus obsesso, basi ramoso; basi sterili obsoleta vel non-
numquam distincta; gleba olivacea; columella centrali ; capillitiis
flavidulis vel brunneis, sporarum diametro Eequalibus, sparsis, ra-
mosis; sporis globosis, flavidulis, 1-guttulatis, verrucosis 4-5 [j..
diam., 4-26 [J.. longe pedicellatis.

Hab. ad terram in Carolina meridionali. — Lyc. umbrino simile,
sed pedicello sporarum permanente vel raro secedente.

8. Lycoperdon juruense P. Henn. F. Amaz. I, p. 184 (Hodw. 1904) 797

232 GasteromyCetae, Lycoperdaceae, Lycoperdon.

— Poriclio piriformi, stipitato, membranaceo-subcoriaceo tlense
atro-fusco granulato vel squamosulo, 3-5 cm. longo, 2-3 cm. lato,
stipite farcto, sterili, spongioso; gleba cinereo-subviolacea; filis ca-
pillitii flavo-fuscidulis, 2-3 [j.. crassis; sporis globosis, dense vor-
rucosis, atro-castaneis, 3-3 '/., ;j.., pedicello usque ad 12 v 1, hya-
lino-fuscidulo.

Hab. ad terram silvaticam, B,io Jurua, Jurua-Miry Amazoniae
(Ule). — Habitu L. piriformi accedit; sporis longe pedicellatis
mox dignoscitur.

9. Lycoperdon hungaricum Hollos in Matem. es Termeszftt. Ertesito, 798
Budapest 1901, p. 510. — Peridiis subglobosis vel depressis, fla-
vo-brunneis, rufidulis, granulis pallidis parvulis tectis, sessilibus,
subtus plicatis; basi sterili parum distincta, parva; gleba olivaceo-
viridi; floccis non ramosis, simplicibus, fragilissimis, flavidis, spo-
rarum diametro aequali vel magis tenui ; sporis globosis, verruco-
sis, flaviclulis uniguttulatis, breviter pedicellatis, 4-5 ;j.. diam.

Hab. ad terram in Hungaria. — A Lyc. colorato sporis capilli-
tiisque pr;ccipue differt.

10. Lycoperdon pseudocepaeforme Hollos in Matem. es Termeszett. 799
Ertesito, Budapest 1901, p. 511. — Peridiis late ovoideis, subglo-
bosis, subtus plicatis, breve stipitatis, mollibus, ochraceis, rufidulis
1,5 cm. latis; squamis atris; basi sterili obsoleta; columella cen-
trali; capillitio ramoso, flavo, 4 [j.. diarn.; sporis globosis, interdum
complanatis 4-8 [j.. diam., flavis, pedicellatis v. sessilibus; pedicellis
plerumque longis, deformatis, flavis.

Hab. ad terram in Hungaria. — A Lycop. cepceformi sporis
pra?cipue distinctum.

11. Lycoperdon djurense P. Henn. in Hedw. 1901, p. 100. — Syll. 800
XVI, pag. 1117 (nomen). — Peridio subgloboso v. ovoideo, basi
sulcata, farinaceo-granulosa, brevi radicata attenuato, extus verru-
cis subconoideis, polybedricis v. sulcatis pallidis exasperato, dcin
areolato, flavo-brunneo, ore rotundato, 0,8-20 mm. diam. ; gleba
pallide umbrina, basi sterili, pallida, favosa; filis capillitii paullum
ramosis, hyalino-flavidulis 3,5-4,5 [j.. cr. ; sporis globosis flavo-
fuscidulis, minute verrucosis, 3,5-4.

Hdb. ad terram, Djur Afr. centr.

12. Lycoperdon pseudopusillum Hollos Kiilon. Noveny. Kozl. 1903, 801
II, 2 c. icone. — Peridio globoso, tenui, molli. estipitato, sessili,
sordide ochraceo, subtiliter furfuraceo 5-8 cm. lato, subtus cum
mycelio radioante; basi storili obsoleta; globa olivacea; capillitio

Gasteromycetse, Lycoperdncea\ Disciseda. 233

flavidulo, sporarum diametro gequali, sparso, ramoso; sporis glo-
bosis, flavidulis, subtiliter verrucosis, uniguttulatis, sessilibus vel
breviter pedicellatis, 4-5 \l. diam.

Hab. in Hungaria, Florida et Transylvania. — A Lyc. pusillo
sporis verrucosis distinctum.

13. Lycoperdon samoense Bres. et Pat. in Lloyd Myc. Not. n. 6, 802
1901, pag. 50. — Globaria. Peridio sessili v. subradicato, basi fi-
brillis mycelialibus, albis, copiosis prsedito, utriformi v. obovoideo,
apice ore lacerato irregulari dehiscente; cortice externo purpura-
ceo, umbrino, granulis parvis, ssepe pyramidatis, demum deciduis,
dense obsito; cortice interno papyraceo, pallide alutaceo; gleba
matura olivaceo-fusca, basi sterili nulla; capillitio laxo, ex hyphis
subhyalinis, 3-5 \x. cr. connato ; sporis globosis levibus, fulvis, nu-
cleis flavidis, 3-3,5 \i. diam.

14. Lycoperdon acuminatum Berk. — Sacc. Syll. XI, pag. 166. — 803
var. Seurati Patouill., Bull. Soc. Mycol. 1904, p. 134. — Minu-
tissimum 4-6 mm. altum, ovoideo-acuminatum; peridio albido dein
ochraceo, verrucis conicis longitudinaliter striatis tecto; gleba oli-
vacea pulverulenta ; basi sterili nulla; capillitio raro ex hyphis
pallide olivaceis longissimis, parce ramosis, 3-6 [J. cr. cornposito;
sporis globosis, levibus 3 jj.. lat. concoloribus.

Hab. ad truncos Artocarpi inter muscos in insulis Gambier
(Seurat). — A typo differt peridio dimidio minore, sporis quoque
minoribus etc.

15. Lycoperdon piriforme Schaeff. — Syll. VII, p. 117. — Citetur
Scliaeff. tab. 185, nec tab. 189 quoe L. cmlatum spectat.

DISCISEDA Czern. — Syll. VII p. 9'2. — De hoc genere comple-
ctente pro parte species plures Catastomcn, Bovista?, Globarur in
Syll. Fung.,cfr. dispositionem reformatam cl. L. Hollos in Hedw.
1903, p. 120.

1. Disciseda Hollosiana P. Henn. in Hedw. 1902, p. (62). — Peridio 804
depresso-globoso, exoperidio fragili evanescento, endoperidio su-
perne levi, glabro, atro-castaneo v. griseo pruinoso, inferne circum-
scisso, ruguloso, pallide fusco, ca. 3 cm. diam., intus fioccoso, oli-
vaceo; noccis capillitii longis, ramosis vel simplicibus, fiexuosis,
flavido-olivaceis ca. 3-5 p.. cr. ; sporis globosis, atro-castanois, gra-
nulato-verrucosis, 9-12, pedicello persistenti usque ad 30 [x. longo,
2-2,5 [j.. crasso, fuscidulo.

Hab. ad terram, Mexico? (C. Ehrenberg).

234 Gasteroihycetee, Lycoperdacese, Calvatia,

BOVISTA Dill. — Syll. VII p. 96, IX p. 278, XI pag. 164, XIV
p. 261, XVI p. 240. — Cfr. uotam ad Discisedam.

1. Bovista hungarica Hollos in Matem. es Termeszett Ertesito, Bu- 805
dapest 1901, p. 512. — Peridiis sessilibus, compressis v. depressis,
cavernosis, cinercis, nitidis, levibus, papyraceis, superne irregula-
riter ostiolato-perforatis, 3-4,5 cm. diam.; gleba castaneo-purpu-
rea, tota fertili, absque basi sterili ; floccis levibus, ramulosis, atro-
brunneis 16-20 \i. diam. ; sporis globosis umbrinis, levibus 5-6 \i.
diam., pedicellatis, episporio crassiuscule et excentrice 1-grosse-
guttulato.

llab. ad terram in Hungaria.

2. Bovista Stuckerti Speg. Myc. argent. ser. II, pag. 56 (1902). — 806
Peridio 20-25 mm. diarn., superne rotundato, inferne subturbina-
tulo non phcato, latiuscule terra adnato, tenui, papyraceo, levis-
simo, glabro, sordide atro-violaceo ; ostiolo subrotundo dehiscente
1-4 mm. diam.; gleba subcompactiuscula avellanea; floccis ramo-

sis crebre flexuosis 3-4 [j.. crassis, olivascentibus; sporis sph;rroi-
deis ecaudatis, muriculatis, dense papillatis, eguttulatis 8-10 [j..
diam. fusco-subolivaceis.

Hab. in pratis secus Rio Primero prope Cordoba, in Argen-
tina (T. Stuckert).

3. Bovista dealbata (Lloyd)Sacc. etD. Sacc. Bovistella dealbata Lloyd 807
Mycol. Not. n. 9, p. 86, c. ic, (1902). — Peridio globoso, tenui,
poro minuto definito dehiscente; oxoperidio tenuissimo, albo, ad-
nato, minuto-furfuraceo, primitus in areas diffracto, dein evane-
scente, basi sterili nulla; gleba brunnea; capillitio filamentis te-
nuibus, vage ramosis; sporis globosis levibus, 4 ;j.. diam., pedicello
usque 12 [j.. longo instructis.

Hab. in pascuis siccis pr. Rockland Washington Amer. bor.
(Suksdorf). — Specimina majora 1 cm. metiuntur. Affmis Bov.
plumbece,

CALVATIA Fr. — Syll. VII p. 105, XIV p. 262.

1 . Calvatia hungarica Hollos in Matem. es Termeszett. Ertesito, Bu- s IS
dapest 1901, p. 510. — Poridio globoso depresso, ovoideo, sessili,
subtiliter furfuraceo, dilute umbrino, cum maculis rufis, basi pli-
cata; apice fragilissimo, in lacinulas crupto demumque ex toto
evanido; basi sterili parvo convexa, cellulari ; gleba flavida, oliva-
cea; capillitio pallide lutoscente, ramoso, in loco ramificationis
triangulum crassum formante; sporis sphaeroideis, levibus, dilute

Gasteromyceta\ Lycoperdacese, Scleroderma. 235

luteis, brevissime pedunculatis 1-grosse guttulatis, 4-6 [t. diam.

Hab. ad terram in Hungaria. — Peridium 9 cm. latum, 6,5
cm. altum, aliquo modo Solani tuberosi simile est.

2. Calvatia Diguetii Har. et Pat., Bull. Soc. Mycol. 1904, p. 64. — 809
Globoso-depressa, 4-6 cm. lata, inferne subapplanata, c. 2 cm.
alta, brevissime radicata, velo ochraceo, tenui, sub lente furfura-
ceo; peridio glabro, ochraceo-fulvo, vix 1 mm. cr., rigido, irre-
gulariter parte superiori frustulatim dehiscenti; basi sterili nulla;
gleba gossypina, ochracea; capillitio fragili ex hvphis ochraceis
3-6 [x. latis, ramosis composito; sporis subglobosis, levibus, 3-4
latis, hilo brevissimo donatis.

Hab. ad terram arenosam in California littorali (Diguet). -
Basi sterili nulla, velo et colore distinguenda.

3. Calvatia tatrensis Hollos in Matem. es Termeszett. Ertesito, Bu- 8i0
dapest 1901, pag. 508. — Peridio globoso, tenui, molli, collaba-
scente, primo pallide, mox sordide ochraceo, dilute umbrino; acu-
leis parvis convergentibus obsesso; stipite brevi, subtus plicato;
margine oris magni serrato; basi sterili molli, cellulari, purpura-
scente et communiter parva; gleba olivacca, mox umbrina; ca-
pillitio cylindrico, septato, rigido, fragilissimo, in extrema parte
subito in conum transeunte, 5-6 \l. diam. ; sporis sphioroideis esti-
pitatis v. brevissime pedunculatis 1-guttulatis, episporio dense
verrucoso 5-6 [i. diam., navo-brunneis.

Hab. ad terram in Hungaria. — Peridium 3-5 cm. latum, ma-
turum calvescens, partim leve et nitidum fit, partim autem acu-
leos parvos servat.

SCLERODERMA Horn. — Syll. VII p. 134, IX p. 278, XI p. 167,
XIV p. 266, XVI p. 244.

1. Scleroderma hemisphaericum B. Lazaro in Bol. Soc. espafi. de Hist. 8ii
Nat. Madrid, 1902, p. 158, t. IV (absque diagnosi). — Peridio
initio globoso, mox basi applanato-concavo, tunc depresso hemi-
sphrcrico, 3-6 cm. diam., ilavido, squamis adpressis griseis con-
sperso; gleba e flavo grisea demum pulverulenta, griseo-virente;
mycelio e rhizoidibus dense fasciculatis formato; sporis nlamentis
capillitii brevibus et crassis intermixtis, (mensur;e desiderantur).

Hab. inter muscos in Asturiis Hispaniac. — Scl. vulgari affine.

2. Scleroderma verrucosum (Bull.) Pers. — Syll. VII, pag. 136. — 812
var. maculatum Peck Rep. of the Stato Bot. 1899, p. 848, tab. /.',

f. 8-12. — Subsessile, globosum vel depresso-globosum, 2,5-7,5 cm.

236 Gasteromycetse, Lycoperdacese, Sclejodorin:i

diam. ; peridio crasso, firmo, brunneo, squamulis, minutis intonse
brunneis vestito, in parto superiore facile evanescentibus et ma-
culas pallide luteolas relinquentibus ; sporis in massa nigrescen-
tibus, globosis, verrucosis 15-17,5 ;j.. diam. ; cellulis capillitii luteo-
brunneis.

llab. ad terram in silvis, Roscndale, Amer. bor.

3. Scleroderma Pteridis Shear in Bull. of the Torr. bot. club. 1902 *iri
p. 451. — Peridio globoso vel depresso-globoso, sessili, sordide
albo vel sublntoo, irrogulariter squamoso, fibroso-radicato, 3-6 cm.
diam.; cortice 3-8 mm. cr. ; gleba firma, interdum indistincte areo-
lata, rubro-brunnoa; columolla nulla; sporis irregulariter globosis
rubro-brunneis, rugoso-asperulis, 6-8 ;j.. diam.

Hab. in rliizomatibus Pteridis aq u i 1 i n le , Amer. bor.

4. Scleroderma Torrendii Bres. Myo. Lusitanici novi in Atti R. Acc 81 I
di Sc. Lett. ed Arti degli Agiati in Roveredo vol. VIII, 1902,

p. 132. — Peridio subgloboso, basi radicato, 2-5 cm. diam., fu-
sco-purpureo, primitus levi, dein areolato-rimoso, areolis fusco-
purpureis, interstitiis alutaceis, cute 1-1,5 mm. crassa, irrogulariter
rupta, substantia fracta rubescente; radice brevi, intus lutoa, ex-
tus fibris mycolialibus copiosis, albis pr;odita; gleba juvenili com-
pacta, atro-purpurea, venis albis marmorata, dein matura pulve-
racea, griseo-purpurea, floccis lutescentibus ; sporis globosis, atro-
purpureis, aculeatis, 12-15 ;j.. diam. ; basidiis obverse piriformibus
mox absorptis; hyphis capillitii subhyalinis, septatis 3-6 ;j.. latis,
ad septa hinc inde inflatis.

Hab. ad terram sub Fico Carica pr. Sotubal Lusitaniaa. —
Sclerodermati Bovistce Fr. proxime accedit.

5. Scleroderma Zenkeri P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1901, p. 57. — 815
Syll. XVI, p. 1118 (nomen). Poridio subgloboso vel ovoideo,
sessili v. substipitato, coriaceo corticato, pallide ochraceo doin fer-
rugineo, punctato-areolato, vertice irregularitor dehiscente 8-12
mm. diam. ; gleba ferruginea minute marmorata, floccis ramosis,
subhyalino-flavescentibus, fasciatis 3-5 ;j.. cr. ; sporis globosis flavis

v. brunneis 8-11 ;j.. diain., ej)isporio atro-brunneo dense aculeato-
asperato.

Hab. ad terram intor folia, Ivamerun Afr.

Gasteromycetse, Lycoperdacese, Polysaccum. 237

Subgen. Mycenastrum Desv.

6. Scleroderma Corium (Guers.) Grav. — Syll. VII, p. 142. — var. 816
Sterlingii Lloyd Mycol. Not. n. 12 (1902) p. 120, fig. 10-11. —

A typo differt peridii superficie omnino levi, nec squamosa.
Hab. ad terram, Denver Colo Amer. bort (E. B. Sterling).

7. Scleroderma martinicense (Pat.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Mycenastrum 817
martinicense Pat. Champ. de la Guadeloupe ser. III, in Bull. Soc.
Myc. de France T. XVIII, ser. II, 1902. — Ovoideum 5 cm. alt.,

3 cm. crass., ochraceo-griseum ; peridio duro e pilis pyramidalibus
superne praedito, inferne in pseudo-stipitem 1 cm. long., atte-
nuato ; cortice nigro, rigido, corneo pseudoparenchymatico e cellulis
magnis composito; columella gracili, albida, firma, tertium cavi-
tatis attingente, superne incrassatula, laminas tenues radiantes
emittente; capillitii floccis liberis, simplicibus, longe fusoideis,
utrinque attenuatis 500-600 « 10-13, fuligineo - pallidis, levibus;
gleba fuliginea; sporis rotundatis 3-5 ^. diam. pallidis, levibus,
centro guttulatis.

Hab. ad terram in insula Martinica Americoe centr. — Scl.
ccelato Pat. affinis species.

SCLERANGIUM Lev. — Syll. VII, p. 134, 138. — Stella Massee. —
Syll. IX. p. 272.

1. Sclerangium brasiliense P. Henn. F. Amaz. I, pag. 186 (Hedw. 818
1904). — Peridio globoso-depresso, sessile 7-8 cm. diam., vertice
ad medium stellatim dehiscente in lacinias 6 crasse coriaceas, extus
rufo-brunneo squamoso, basi mycelio ramoso, filiformi; endoperidio
evanescente; sporis globosis, ferrugineis vel castaneis 4-6 \i. ver-
rucosis, capillitio nullo.

Hab. ad terram silvaticam, Rio Jurua, Marary Amazonia3 (Ule).
— Scl. americano (Massee, sub Stella) forte affino.

POLYSACCUM D. C. — Syll. VII p. 146, IX p. 280, XI p. 167.

1. Polysaccum pusillum Har. et Pat. Journ. de Bot. 1903, p. 13. - gl9
Subglobosum, exiguum, 15-20 mm. iat., sessile v. basi in stipitem
brevissimum, vix 5 mm., attenuatum, extus atro-brunneum vel
olivaceuo-brunneum vix rugulosum, compactum; sporangiolis, mi-
nutis vix 1 mm. lat., angulatis, valdo comprossis, fusris, disscpi-
mentis tonuissimis, fragilibus, brunneis; sporis sphaericis, subtiliter
verrucosis, 8-12 \x. diam., ochraceo-brunnois.

v:n Gasteromycetae, Lycoperdaceee, Xylopodium.

Ilab. ad terram pr. Tendea, Nova Caledonia (Bernier). — Pe-
ridii et sporarum minutie pnnlistincta spceies.

DICTYOCEPHALUS Undorw. in Bull. Torr. Bot. Club. 1901, p. 441

(Etym. dicti/on rete et cephalos eaput). — Peridium stipitatum,

irregulariter secedens; stipes firmus farctus; volva cupulata, per-

sistens ad basim stipitis; gleba parenchymatico-gossypina capilli-

tium includens.

1. Dictyocephalus curvatus Underw. 1. c. cum icone. — Exoporidio Sju
lignoso ad basim stipitis volvam cupulatam efformante; endope-
ridio sclerodcrmeo, rugoso, intenso brunneo, squamoso dehiscento
3-6 cm. alto, 5-8 cm. crasso; stipite 25-40 cm. longo, summo 3-
6 cm. diam., ad basim 1,5-4 cm. diam., farcto, contorto, intense
brunneo, longitudinalitor sulcato, apice rotundato et in columellam
brunnco-luteolam producto; annulo subindistincto in summitate
stipitis adfixo; gleba parenchymatico-gossypina; capillitio filamen-
toso, luteo, cylindrico, septato, ramos 8-10 \x. crasso; ramulis ex-
tremis liberis; sporis subglobosis, verrucosis, G-7 a. diam.

Hab. ad terram, Colorow, Colorado, Americ;e bor. (E. Bethel).

XYLOPODIUM Mont. — Syll. VII p. 143, IX p. 279.

1. Xylopodium Bonacinae Speg. in Ann. Soc. Cient. Arg. 1899, p. 268. 821
— Solitarium vel hinc inde 2-3-gregarium, 8-20 cm. alt. ; no-
dulo myceliali basali terra infosso e globoso obovato, 2-3 cm.
long., 2-2,5 cm. diam., compactiusculo extus subspongioso granulis
arense implexo; peridio primitus obovato clauso 3-10 cm. longo,
2,5-6 cm. diam., albo, levi v. grosse laxe subconcentrice retror-
sumque squamoso-rimoso, apice obtuse rotundato atque in stipite
ejusdem longitudinem sub;cquante 3-8 cm. long. 1-2 cm. diam.,
tereti v. comprcssulo, concolore, longitudinaliter minute striato-
sulcato, cortice squamuloso, exopcridii vcstigiis frustulatim soce-
dente tecto, intus farcto, coriaceo rigidulo attenuato, dein exope-
ridio crassiusculo calyptratim caduco orbato, endoperidio mox lon-
gitudinaliter laciniatim dehiscente, laciniis 5-9 irregulariter linea-
rilms vel lanceolatis, flexilibus rovolutis, infundibulariter aperto;
gleba subtabacina pulverulenta copiosissima, cavum totum endo-
[)eridii implente, sporis minutis globosis 4-5 ;j.. diam., levibus
chlorinis efformata, floccis omuino destituta.

Jlab. in aridis sabulosis et saxosis sccus Rio Colorado Argcn-

Gasteromycetae, Hymenogastracea3, Hymenogaster. 239

tiniae. — Xyl. Delastrei Dur. et Mont. valcle affine, sed, nt videtur,
satis riteque distinctum.

PHELLORINA Berk. — Syll. VII p. 145, IX p. 279, XI pag. 167,
XIV p. 267.

1. Phellorina leptoderma Patouill. in Bull. Soc. Myc. de France 1903, 822
p. 250. — Peridio globoso, levi, circ. 3 cm. diam., flaccido, tenui,
omnino evanescenti; stipite cylindrico 8 cm. longo, 8-10 mm.
crasso, lignoso-corneo, farcto, basi bulboso, squamis membranaceis,
tenuibus vestito, apice in discum orbicularem, lignosum, abrupte
dilatato; gleba compacta, ochracea; sporis globosis 4-5 |x. diam.,
pallide ochraceis.

Hab. in desertis prope Obock Africae orient. — Affinis Ph.
Delastrei Dur. et Mont.

2. Phellorlna (Areolaria) strobilina Kalchbr. Grev. IX, p. 4 (1880). —
Syli. VII, p. 144. — Huc spectat, teste cl. Hennings in Hedw.
1904, p. 187, Xylopodium ochroleucum Cooke et Massee, quse spe-
cies ergo delenda. Sporue sunt globosse 6-9 (j.. diam., episporio
flavo-brunneolo, asperulo (nec levi ut ap. C. et M.).

Fam. 4. Hymenogastraceae Vitt.

HYMENOGASTER Vitt. — Syll. VII p. 168, IX p. 281, XI p. 170,
XVI p. 252.

1. Hymenogaster albidus Massee in Kew Bull. 1901, p. 158. — Pe- 823
ridio globoso-difformi, 1-2 cm. diam., floccoso, sordide albido, de-
mum lutescente; gleba brunnea, firma, cellulis tortuosis majusculis

e baai ipsa sterili vix conspicuis; sporis ellipsoideis, utrinquo ob-
tusis, longitudinaliter carinatis, navo-brunneis, 21-28 * 14-18, in
quoque basidio binis.

Hab. ad terram in Tasmania (Rodway).

2. Hymenogaster Rehsteineri Bucholtz, Hedw. 1903, p. 318, Ann. My- 834
col. 1903, t. V, f. 18, Beitr. Hypog. p. 156, t. III, f. 18, Hym.
decorus Rehst. nec Tul. — Hypogseus sive subepigaeus, irregulari-
rotundatus, nucis avellame magnit. ; peridio levi, c. 0,25 mm. cr.,
albo, dein luteolo; gleba^ lacunis irregularibus e basi sterili sub-
radiantibus ; septis luteolis (sub microsc), hyphis vascularibus (?)
jodio interdum cserulescentibus instructis ; basidiis hymenium raro

24" (la.sleroinvcrtir, llvnicnojrastracoa1, Dondrogaster.

superantibus, bisporis ; sporis ollipsoirleis utrinque angustatis, apice
papillatis, gutta oleosa impletis, 17-23 «11, 5; opisporio irregula-
ritor rugo.so-sinuoso, luteo-brunnoo, diaphano, simibus 0,5 ;i. altis.
Ilah. sub Tiliis, Michailowskoje Rossiae.

3. Hymenogaster verrucosus Bucholtz, Hedw. 1901, pag. 319, Beitr. 825
Hypog. pag. 158, t. III, f. 19. — Hypog.ous, globosus, albidus,
habitu et glebre structura Hi/m. Reh.steineri similis; sporis obova-
to-ellipsoidcis v. oblongis, breve papillatis 19-29 w 10-12 (sine scul-
ptura), guttulatis, opisporio brunneo, sinuoso-verrucoso, verrucis
magnis irregularibus (ut in sporis Ilydnotrku carnece), usque ad

3 jx. elevatis.

Hab. sub Tiliis, Michailowskoje prov. Mosquensis Rossiae.

4. Hymenogaster Suzukianus P. Henn. in Engler Jahrb. 1902, XXXII, 826
p. 41. Peridio subgloboso-ovato, substipitato vel sessili, tonui,
plicato-gyroso, clauso, corneo-brunneo ca. 5-10 mm. diam. ; gleba
carnosa laciniis irregularibus, gyrosis, creberrimis exculpta, ochra-
cea; sporis citriformibus, verrucosis, rufo-brunneis, 15-18 « 12-14,
superne papillatis, inferne substipitatis.

Hab. ad terram, Komaba (Japoniae (F. Suzuki).

LEUCOGASTER Hesse — Syll. IX p. 281, XVI p. 249.

1. Leucogaster badius Mattirolo I funghi ipog. ital. in Mem. R. Acc. 827
di Scienze, Torino 1903, p. 35G, tab. I, fig. 1-3. — Irrogularis,
globosus vel gibberosus, (siccus) castaneo-badius, nucis avellanae
aut ovi magnitudine; peridio fibroso levi, tenui, mycelii ramulis
radiciformibus adh.orentibus saltim instructo; gleba castanoo-ba-
dia, loculis sporiferis, plerumque polygonis, magnitudine varia
farcta; loculis, ob basidia dein labentia, sporis plerumque reple-
tis; sporis 12-15 \y. diam.; exosporio minutissime tuberculato, re-
ticulum simulante, golatina hyalina cincto. *

Hab. in abiotinis, Boscolungo prope Pistorium (Pistoia),
oppidum Italise centr. (0. Beccari, 1862).

DENDROGASTER Bucholtz, Beitr. Morph. Syst. Hypog. 1902, p. 148
(Etym. dendron arbor et gaster vontor, ob columellam ramosam).
Fungus hypogaeus, globosus. Peridium tonue, gleba^ adnatum
et n?gre separabile. Globa carnosa, lacunis irrogularibus percursa.
Oolumella ramosa e fungi basi sterili exsilious (ut in Ili/sferangio,
sed non cartilaginoa). Tramae septa e columella ramisijue ejus
orientia, in peridium divorgentia, undiquo cum eo concrescontia.

Gasteromycetse, Hymenog-astracese, Rublandiella. 241

Basidia bispora; sporis ellipsoideis irregulariter verrucosis sive
sulcatis.
1. Dendrogaster connectens Bucholtz 1. c. p. 149, t. III, f. 15-16. 828
— Globosus, nucis avellanoe magnitudine, rufus, intus clarior ; pe-
ridio tenui, glabro ; gleba dilute ochraceo-brunnea ; basidiis bispo-
ris; sporis rufo-brunneis, oblongo-ellipsoideis, 20^10,7 (incluso
sterigmate et sculptura) membrana irregularitor verrucosa vel
sulcata.

Hab. in silvis Michailowskjanis in prov. Mosquensi Bossiae.

TORRENDIA Bres. Myc. Lusitanici novi, in Atti B. Acc. di Sc, Lett.
ed Arti degli Agiati in Boveredo, vol. VIII, 1901, p. 132 (Etym.
a Camillo Torrend S. J. nor?e mycologicre lusitanicse scrutatoro
sollertissimo). — Beceptaculum stipitato-volvatum. Peridium pilea-
tum, convexo-subhemisphaericum, ceraceo-subgelatinosum, intus
cellulosum, a stipite liberum; stipite carnoso fibroso a peridio di-
screto; volva universali ampla, membranacea, persistenti; sporse
hyalinse; basidia 1-4-spora. — Videtur Amanitopsis gasterospora.
Generi Batarrece et Tylostomatibus volvatis analogum, sed contextu
ceraceo-gelatinoso v. carnoso-fibroso, teste auct., inter llymenoga-
straceas locandum. « An Secotio quoque proximum?».

1. Torrendia pulchella Bres. Myc. Lusitanici novi, in Atti R. Acc, 829
di Sc, Lett. et Arti degli Agiati in Boveredo, vol. VIII, 1902,
pag. 132, f. 1-6. — Peridio convexo-subhemisplircrico, pileiformi,
albo, minute reticulato-areolato, subtus libero, fere ubiquo seque
crasso, margine obtuso, 1-1,5 cm. lato, 8-10 mm. alto, cuticula
tenui, glabra, non separabili 18-20 [x. crassa, contextu subparen-
chymatico; gleba subgelatinosa, alba, cellulosa, cellulis saepe vacuis
subrotundis, contextu intercellulari subparenchymatico, basidio-
phoro; basidiis clavatis 1-4-sporis, 25-30^7-10; sporis oblongis.
soepe crasse 1-guttatis 12-16 » 6-7 hyalinis; stipite carnoso-fibroso,
centrali, a peridio discreto, albido, subglabro, tereti v. compresso,
ssepe deorsum attenuato, 2-4 cm. longo, 2-6 mm. crasso, ex hy-
phis septatis, cylindraceis, usque ad 30 ;j.. latis, contoxto; volva
membranacea, ampla, lobata, pallida, libera, ssepe in peridio frag-
menta relinquente, basi radiculis prsedita.

Hab. in locis sabulosis pr. Setubal Lusitaniae.

RUHLANDIELLA P. Henn. in Hedw. 1903, p. (24) (Etym. a cl. do-
ctore W. Buhland berolinensi). — Ascomata superficialia, globosa,

16

242 Ga8teromycetse, Hymenogastraceae, Gastrosporium

levia glabra, intus gelatinoso-carnosa, pseudoparonchymatica, hya-
lina, basi myeoliophora. Asci cylindraoeo-clavati, octospori, para-
physati; sporae globosa>, brunne;e, reticulato-verrucosss.
1. Ruhlandiella berolinensis P. Henn. 1. c, cum icone. — Ascomate 830
superficiali, globoso, basi depresso myceliophoro, cxtus levi, glabro,
pallido v. brunnescente, ca. 5-6 mm. diam., intus gelatinoso-sub-
carnoso, pallido, pseudoparonchymatico, homogeneo ; ascis cylin-
draceo - clavatis, raro subovoidois, vortice subrotundato - obtusis,
basi plus minus attenuatis 8-sporis, ca. 200-220 jjl longis, p. spor.
plerumque 150-180 « 20-25, interdum ca. 100*45; paraphysibus
copiosis, filiformibus, septatis, hyalinis, apice vix incrassatis, ob-
tusis, ca. 3-3,5 jj.. cr. ; sporis plerumque monostichis, interdum
subdistichis, ca. 15-18 jx. (sine sculpt.), episporio primo hyalino,
levi, dein brunneo, reticulato - verrucoso ; verrucis subbaeillatis,
apice obtusis v. applanatis 3-3,5 « 1,5.

Hab. in tepidariis, ad terram in olla Molaleucte, in horto
berolinensi Germanise.

LYC0GAL0PSIS Fisch. — Syll. VII p, 153.

1. Lycogalopsis Dussii Pat. Champ. de la Guadeloupe, ser. III, in 831
Bull. Soc. Myc. de France t. XVIII, fasc. II, 1902. — Poridiis
globulosis, aggregatis vel sparsis ex albo ochraceis, infra appla-
natis vel attenuatis, astomis, denique vertico irregulariter diffra-
ctis, verrucis albis remotis, perexiguis, angulosis subinde 3-4 apice
conniventibus conspersis, mycelio albo, submembranaceo vel fasci-
culato-ramoso basi cinctis ; gleba pallide ochracea cavitatem totam
implente, initio in lacunas minutas radiantes excavata; basidiis la-
cunoe parietes investientibus ovoideis; sterigmatibus quaternis bre-
vibus, sporis globulosis perexiguis 2 ;j.. diam., pallidissime ochra-
' ceis, asperulis, sessilibus vel interdum hilo brovissimo prseditis.
Hab. ad terram ad fragmenta lignea putrida, in Martinica
(Duss). — L. Solmsii peraffinis, sed pcridiis majoribus et verru-
cosis diversa. Gleba denique pulvemlonta et filamentis capillitii
e basi peridii radiautibus angustissimis, 2 a. crass. percursa.

Dubiae sedis.

GASTR0SP0RIUM Mattirolo, I funghi ipog. ital. iu Mom. E. Aecad.
di Torino, 1903, p. 301 (Etym. gaster venter, glcba et spora). —
Peridium hypogaeum, subglobosuui, intus gclatinosum, hyalinum,

Gasteromycetse, Hymenogastraceae, Paurocotylis. 243

homogeneum absque lacunis, sporis minutissimis globulosis sub-
olivaceis farctum.
1. Gastrosporium simplex Mattirolo, I funghi ipog. ital. in Mem. R. 832
Acc. d. Scienze, Torino 1903, p. 361, tab.' I, fig. 4-10. — Fungus
hypogteus globosus vel globoso-irregularis ; peridio crasso, externe
lacteo, pulverulento, interne gelatinoso, hyalino nitente ; gleba ho-
mogenea, sine lacunis; sporis minutissimis, innumeris, sphajricis,
levibus, hyalinis, olivaceis, 3 [i. diam. composita; capillitio nullo.
Hab. inter radices graminum in Etruria et iEmilia Italiae (P.
Beccari, 1862-64!).

PAUROCOTYLIS Berk. — Syll. VII, p. 152. — Teste cl. Patouillard
in Bull. Soc. Mycol. 1903, p. 339, P. pila Berk. est ex Hymeno-
gastreis, affinis generi Hydnocysti et P. fidva B. et Br. est Endo-
goni affinis; utraque ideo a Lycoperdaceis expungenda.

UREDINACE^E Brongn. *)

Syll. VII p. 528, IX p. 291, XI p. 174, XIV p. 2G9, XVI p. 257.

Sect. 1. AiiKTOsponc.

UROMYCES Link — Syll. VII p. 531, IX p. 291, XI p. 174, XIV
p. 269, XVI p. 257.

1. Uromyces Mulgedii Lindr. Act. pro Fauna et Fl. Fenn. XX, n. 9, 833
1901, p. 18 cum icone. — Soris punctiformibus, brunneis, ainphi-
genis, initio nudis dcin pulverulentis; teleutosperis 20-28^10-
21, rotundato-ellipticis vel elliptico-oblongis, episporio brunneo
verruculoso donatis; poro germinationis singulo, mediano vcl in
summo vertice; pedicello brevi, hyalino, caduco.

Hab. in foliis Mulgedii tatarici, Tibot (lierb. Stockholm).

2. Uromyces Saussurege Karst. Fungi nov. Loennb. 1904, p. 6 (Fin- s:{1
ska Vetensk. Soc). — Soris epipliyllis sparsis, epidermide rupta
cinctis, fuscis; teleutosporis splneroideis, fuscis, 20-25 |j.. diam.

llab. in foliis Saussurese circa Kurgan-Onsk Sibiriai Julio
1902 (0. A. F. Lonnbohm).

3. Uromyces cucullatus Syd. in Ann. Mycol. 1904. p. 349. — Soris B33
teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, maculis nullis v. obsolctis insidonti-
bus, sparsis, minutis, circ. '/2 mm. diam., omnino pulverulontis,
atris; teleutosporis globosis v. subglobosis, rarius ovoideis, utrin-
que rotundatis, verrucosis, apice cucullo hyalino-navescenti magno,
6-8 \y. alto, instructis, castaneo-brunneis, 22-33 jj.. longis (cum cu-
cullo), 18-22 [j.. lat., episporio circ. 3 \i. cr., podicollo hyalino, per-
sistonti, crassiusculo, usque 45 |j.. longo.

llab. in foliis Zexmenise auran tiaca.1 , Costarica (Tonduz

*) Conferenda poti.ssimurn eximia Monographia Uredinearum oll. I'. et II.
Sydow (cujus oomplementum avide exspectamus), nec non egregiae contributiones
bio-morphologicse \. systematicee de Uredineis oll. J. Eeiksson, II. Ivi.kh min, Ed.

FlSI BER, P. DlBTKL, P. MAGKUS etc.

Uredinacese, Amerospone, Uromyces. 245

ex F. W. Neger). — Cucullo teleutosporarum mox dignoscenda
species.

4. Uromyces Wulffiae P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, p. 158 (Hedw. 1904). 836

— Maculis rotundato-angulatis vel effuso-confluentibus, exaridis,
ferrugineis; soris amphigenis, sparsis vel aggregatis, minutis, fu-
scis vel cinnamomeis; uredosporis subglobosis, ovoideis vel elli-
psoideis, ilavidis v. subfuscidulis, 15-20 v 10-14, episporio aculeato;
teleutosporis oblonge subfusoideis vel clavatis, apice plus minus
incrassatis, applanatis, papillatis vel crenulatis, episporio flavo
brunneolo, levi, 20-35*14-18; pedicello usque ad 40 * 4, hyalino.

Hab. in foliis Wulffire spec, Rio Jurua, Jurua-Miry Ame-
ricse meridionalis.

5. Uromyces Wedeliae P. Henn. Pilze Japan. II, p. 150 (Hedw. 1904). 837

— Soris amphigenis, sparse gregariis, pulvinatis, forrugineo-brun-
neis, ca. 0,3 mm. diam. ; uredosporis subglobosis vel ellipsoideis,
25-40 * 22-30, episporio castaneo, aculeato ; teleutosporis ovoideis
vel subellipsoideis, apice crasse papillatis, rotundatis, papilla ca.
6-10 \x. diam., fLavido-brunnea, episporio lsete brunneo, levi, 25-
40 «20-26; pedicello 30-60*4, hyalino, persistenti.

Hab. in foliis WedeliEe prostratse, Tosa, Shinoyama, Ja-
ponia (T. Yoshinaga).

6. Uromyces Komarovil Bubak Sitzungsber. Kgl. bohm. Ges. Wi- 838
sensch. 1902, p. 11 (extr.) fig. 25-35. — Soris hypophyllis, con-
gestis, in maculis luteis vel brunneolis, rotundatis, soepe confluon-
tibus insidentibus; teleutosporis fusiformibus, raro breve ellipsoi-
deis 22-35,2*8,8-15,4 pallide luteis, depressis apice late v. obtuse
protractis, basi plerumque conicis; pedicello exili, hyalino, spora
usque duplo longiore, superne 4-5 fi. crasso.

Hab. in foliis Solidaginis Virgaureoe, ad trajectum
Dschai-guan-zai-lin, in via ex oppidulo Omoso ad urbom Kirin
in silvis primoevis jugi Mandschurici Rossiae asiat. (AVladimti}
Komarow).

7. Uromyces sakavensis P. Henn. in Hedw. 1903, p. (107). ■ Ma- 839
culis fuscidulis, rotundatis ; soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, spar-

sis v. aggregatis, ferrugineis, pulvinatis; teleutosporis fusoideis,
apice incrassatis, apiculatis v. bifidi^ 20-22*10-12, episporio pal
lide flavido, levi; pedicello persistente, hyalino 20 v 2,5-3.

Hab. in foliis Solidaginis virgaurea?, Sakawa, Tosa Ja-
ponire (Yoshinaga).

8. Uromyces Hellerianus Arthur, Bull. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1904, p. 2. 840

2-JTj UredinaceSB, Amerosporte, Uromyces

Pycnidiis et tecidiis non visis; soris uredosporiferis rotundatis,
fero nudis, pulverulentis, pallide brunneis; uredosporis globosis
vel 3-anguloso-globosis 20-26 [j.. diam., episporio 1,5-2 jj,. cr , cin-
namomeo-brunnco; poris 2 vcl 3 sparsis; soris teleutosporiferis
hypophyllis, rotundatis, subnudis, pulverulentis, intense brunneis;
teleutosporis globoso-ovoideis, 27-36 * 21-24, utrinque rotundatis;
episporio brevi, exili, hyalino.

Jlab. in foliis Cayaponite raoemosae, Ponce, Porto Rico
Amer. (H. A. Heller). — Ab Urom. Cayaponitv P. Henn. teleu-
tosporis levibus umbonatisque differt.

9. Uromyces Psychotriae P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, p. 157 (Hedw. 841
1904). — Maculis sparsis rotundatis vcl effusis paginam foliorum
omnino occupantibus, flavido-fuscidulis; soris hypophyllis gregarie
sparsis, minutis, rotundato-angulatis, flavido-brunneis, subceraceis ;
urcdosporis hyalinis, minute aculeatis, intermixtis ; teleutosporis
ovoideis, clavato vel subfusoideo-oblongis, apice rotundatis haud
incrassatis, 22-30*11-14, intus granulatis, episporio hyalino fla-
vidulo; stipite plus minus elongato, hyalino, ca. 3 \l. crasso.

Hab. in foliis Psychotrioe, Rio Juruti, Jurua-Miry Amer.
merid. — Soris subceraceis sporisque subhyalinis bene distincta
species.

10. Uromyces Bouvardiae Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1903, pag. 16. — Soris 842
urodosporiferis amphigenis, sparsis, minutissimis, punctiformibus,
pulverulentis, flavo-brunneis; uredosporis globosis, subglobosis v.
ovatis, echinulatis, dilute flavo-brunneis, 19-27*19-25; soris te-
leutosporiferis amphigenis, saepius epiphyllis, sparsis, minutissimis, .
punctiformibus, epidermide fissa cinctis, pulverulentis, atro-brun-
neis v. atris; teleutosporis globosis, subglobosis v. ovatis verrucu-
losis, amcene castaneo-brunneis, episporio in sporis globosis a?qua-
liter crasso 5-6 (j.., in sporis ovatis v. ellipsoideis apice incrassato,
usque 8 [j. , 32-42*32-38; pedicello hyalino, crasso, persistonti,
leniter inflato, usque 40 ;j.. longo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Bouvardise leiantha), Jumaytepeque
in Guatemala (Heyde et Lux).
11 Uromyces induratus Syd. et Hohv. Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 16. — 843
iEcidiis plerumque hypophyllis, maculis rotundatis v. irregulari-
bus flavo-brunneis v. brunneis, minutis ca. 2-4 mm. diam. insi-
dentibus, paucis 3-10 plerumque irregulariter aggregatis, ut plu-
rimum ad nervos foliorum in partibus lonitcr tumefactis et irro-
gularibus insidentibus, cupulatis, margino rovoluto, inciso, albo-

Uredinacese, Amerosporre, Fromyces. 247

flavo; necidiosporis globoso-angulatis, tenuissime verruculosis vel
sublevibus, flavescentibus 14-19 [j.. diam. ; soris teleutosporiferis
praecipue in caulibus evolutis, rarius hypophyllis, oblongis, per-
duris, compactis, atris, mediocribus, 1-3 mm. long. ; teleutosporis
quoad formam et magnitudinem valde variabilibus, ovatis, ovato-
oblongis, oblongis vel interdum subclavatis, apice rotundatis vel
leniter attenuatis, leniter incrassatis, usque 6 jx., basi saepe in pe-
dicellum attenuatis, levibus, iiavis v. flavo-brunneolis 27-38 w 10-
15, interdum etiam usque 50 [x. longis; pedicello flavo, persistenti;
crassiusculo, usque 40 |i. longo ; paraphysibus numerosissimis, ru-
fo-brunneis, densissime coalitis.

Hab. in foliis caulibusque vivis Diclipterse spec. Morelia in
Mexico (Holway).

12. Uromyces venustus Diet. et Holw. in Bot. Gaz. 1901, p. 326. — 844
iEcidiis hypophyllis, sparsis vel in parvulos greges congestis, he-
misphsericis, poro pertusis ; aecidiosporis globosis v. ellipticis 29 <?
20-25, minute verrucosulis ; soris teleutosporiferis epiphyllis, aeci-
diorum oppositis, in greges circulares dispositis, magnitudine va-
riabilibus, interdum confluentibus, immersis, pulverulentis, intenso
brunneis; teleutosporis ovato-ellipsoideis, interdum fere globosis
32-40*20-28, pallide brunneis, apice pallidioribus acuminatis;
episporio crasso longitudinaliter striatulo; pedicello hyalino sporoe
aequilongo, exili.

Hab. in foliis Cestri nitidi, Amecameca Mexico. — Ab Ur.
Cestri Mont. papilla apicali, episporio striatulo difFert.

13. Uromyces dolichosporus Diet. et Holw. in Bot. G-az. 1901, p. 327. 845
— Pycnidiis epiphyllis; soris uredosporiferis plerumquo hypo-
phyllis, intense brunneis; uredosporis. obovatis intense brunneis
33-47 « 23-27, episporio crassiusculo echinulato donatis; poris ger-
minationis 3 ; soris teleutosporiferis plerumquo hypophyllis, spar-
sis, circulatim dispositis, luteo-aurantiacis ; teleutosporis oblongo-
fusiformibus vel oblongo-clavatis 45-65 * 12-18, episporio hyalino,
levi; pedicello firmo spor;e aequilongo.

Ilab. in foliis Tournefortiae velutinse, Oaxaca Mexico.

14. Uromyces cabo-friensis P. Henn. in Hedw. 1904, p. 79. — Soris P4'>
teleutosporiferis amphigenis, gregariis, pulvinatis, firmis, atris;
teleutosporis ellipsoideis vel ovoideis, apico rotundatis, haud in-
crassatis, brunneis, modio 1-soptatis constrictis 16-26*13-20, pe-
dicollo persistente, hyalino usque 120 » 4.

2-18 Uredinaceffl, Amerospor;i\ l'romyces.

Hab. in foliis Oxypetali spec, Cabo Frio, pr. Rio de Ja-
neiro Brasiliae (C. Ule).

15. Uromyces Fraserae Arthur et Bicker in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, sl~
p. 128. — Soris amphigenis, ovoideis vel ellipticis, interdum con-
fiuentibus, 1-2 mm. iongis; uredosporis obovatis, ellipticis vel ob-
longis 22-32 « 19-26 luteo-viridulis, episporio hyalino minute ver-
rucoso; poris germin. numerosis; teleutosporis globosis obovatis
vel oblongis, interdum subangulosis 25-35 w 19-26 pallide brun-
neis, pedicello hyalino, fragili, 7-16^3 donatis.

Hab. in foliis Fraserse speciosoe, AVilson, "Wyo Amer. bor.

16. Uromyces Ferulaginis Lindroth, Umbellif. Ured. 1902, p. 148. — H4K
Teleutosporis minutis, planis, vix 1 mm. diam., nigris, nitidulis,
initio epidermide tectis, dein nudatis, leviter emergentibus; teleu-
tosporis subglobosis v. snepius ellipsoideis, 18-33 « 17-23; membrana
brunnea, 2 [jl. cr., levi; poro germinativo unico laterali v. infero,
papilla latiuscula rotundata, usque 3 \u alt. ; stipite brevi, hyalino,
tenui, caduco.

Hdb. in Ferulagine monticola in reg. inf. M. Parnassi
Graecia3 (Orphanides).

17. Uromyces Ferulae Juel in Bull. Soc. Myc. de France 1901, p. 259, 849
cum icone, JEcidium Ferulce Rouss. et Dur. — Syll. VII, p. 793. —
Soris teleutosporiferis subrotundis vel oblongis 0,5-1 mm. latis,
paullo prominentibus, diu epidermide velatis, intense brunneis;
teleutosporis breve pedicellatis, ellipsoideis vel irregularibus 23-

30 [j.. diam., episjjorio pallide brunneo, superne incrassato.

Jlab. in caulibus et petiolis Ferulae communis, Alger
Africaj bor.

18. Uromyces Sii-latifolii Karst. Fungi nov. Loennb. 1904, p. 6 (Fin- 850
ska Vetensk. Soc). — Soris teleutosporiferis, hypophyllis, per epi-
dermidem fissam erumpentibus confertissimis, interdum confluen-
tibus, mediocribus, fuscis; teleutosporis sphseroideis, verruculosis,
fuscis, 14-20 jj.. diam.

Hab. in foliis vivis Sii latifolii prope oppidum Rossire Sa-
mara Junio 1902 (O. A. F. Lonnbohm).

19. Uromyces Pteroclaenae Lindr. Die Umbellif. Ured. 1902, p. 148. 851
— Teleutosoris punctiformibus, minutis, fere nigris, compactis ab
epidermide diu tectis; teleutosporis in;equalitor ellipsoideis 22-40»
15-25, vertice sa^pe obtusis; membrana levi liavido-brunnea, ver-
tice ssepe obscuriore et 3-5 \x. rarius usque 9 \s.. cr.; poro germi-
nativo unico, saepo laterali ; stipite persistciitc, ilavido, 60-70 » G 9.

Uredinacese, Amerosporse, Uromyces. 249

Hab. in Cachryde pteroclsenae," Constantine in Algeria (C.
Choulette).

20. Uromyces Mercurialis Henn. in Hedw. 1902, p. (62). — Maculis 852
minutis, rotundatis, fuscidulis; soris gregarie sparsis, epidermide
rupta, pallida cinctis, ferrugineis, pulverulentis, ca. 0,6-1 mm.
diarn.; teleutosporis ellipsoideis v. ovoideis, interclum subglobosis,
apice subhyalino papillatis, papilla hemisphaerica 3-4 fj.. diam., fla-
vo-brunneolis, intus granulatis, 15-26 * 15-18, episporio brunnco,
tenui, levi; stipite fragili, hyalino brunnescente, usque ad 20« 3-4.

Hab. in foliis vivis Mercurialis leiocarpae, Mont Yoko-
gura Japoniae (Yoshinaga).

21. Uromyces oaxacanus Diet. et Holw. in Bot. G-az. 1901, p. 327. 853

— Soris epiphyllis, irregulariter sparsis, rarissime hypophyllis,
parvulis, pulverulentis, nigris; teleutosporis ovatis, ellipticis vel
subglobosis, frequenter angulosis ' et irregularibus, 25-35 « 18-24,
episporio pallide brunneo, apice non incrassato, verrucoso; pedi-
cello hyalino, stepe spor;e sequilongo.

Hab. in foliis Jatrophae urentis, Oaxaca Mexico.

22. Uromyces Euphorbiae-connatae N. Speschnew, Fungi transcaspici 854
et turkestanici, 1901, p. 7, tab. I, fig. 16-21. — Soris amphigenis
sparsis, in acervulos plus minus mediocres, circulares congestis,

in pag. inferiore foliorum hemisphnericis, epidermide tectis, dein
suberumpentibus ; uredosporis dilute brunneis, obovatis, irregula-
riter verrucosis, 20-24 « 16-19, poris germinationis 2 cequatoriali-
bus instructis . teleutosporis ellipsoideis vel obovatis, flavido-casta-
neis, 24-29 « 20-25 ; pedicello ca. 50 jj.. longo, hyalino.

Hab. in foliis Euphorbise connatoe in Rossia asiatica.

23. Uromyces hypsophilus Speg. Mycet. Argent. ser. II, 1902, p. 60. 855

— Maculis nullis sed matrice carnosulo-incrassata, pallescente;
acervulis rarissime epiphyllis suborbicularibus, 0,5-1 mm. diam.,
epidermide disrupta cinctis, srcpius per .rtatem confluentibus ac
totum hypophyllum obtegentibus ; soris subconfluentibus fulvo-
ferrugineis; sporis globosis v. obovatis 26 » 20-25, eximie minu-
teque apiculatis, spiraliter tenuiterque 10-15-striatis, fulvis, pedi-
cello hyalino fragilissimo breviore donatis.

Hab. ad folia viva Euphorbise spec. prope Mmuloza, in
Argentinia. — Species Ur. scutellato (Schrk.) Lev. et Ur Kalmusii
Sacc. aflinis, tamen sat distinctus videtur.

24. Uromyces Kabatianus Bub. in Vetergr. Mic. rar. selecti, Bot. Not. 856
1902, pag. 176. — Pycnidiis et aecidiis in maculis lutois, rotun-

S50 Uredinacese. A.merospor8e, Uromyces.

datis; pycnidiis amphigenis, magnis, melleis, postea obscuris;
pseudoperidiis liypophyllis, dense aggregatis, basi immersis, primo
subliemisphiericis, clausis, doin medio apertis cupuliformibus ; aeci-
diosporis aurantiacis, raro rotundatis vel polyhedricis, maxima ex
parte oblongis, ovoideis vel ellipsoidcis 24-33 « 18-20, mombrana
lutea, dense et conspicue tuberculata; soris uredosporiferis hypo-
phyllis, maculis luteis insidentibus, in circulis dispositis, raro di-
spersis, brunneis, pulvinatis; uredosporis globosis vel rarissime
ovoideis 22-26,5 ;j,. diam , membrana lutea, disperse aculeata do-
natis; soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, oblongis, orbiculariter
dispositis, confluontibus, brunneis, pulvinatis, membrana tenui et
nitida haud diu tectis; teleutosporis ovoideis, ellipsoideis v. oblon-
gis 31-42 <* 20-24; membrana dilute fusca 1 ;x. crassa levi, apice
papilla fusca, planiuscula 2-3 u. alta donatis.

Hab. in foliis Geranii pyrenaici, Praga; in Germania.

25. Uromyces Pavoniae Arthur, Bull. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1904, p. 1. — 857
Soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, subrotundatis, in gregos 1-3
mm. circinato-congestis, compactis, fere nudis, pulvinatis pallide
brunneis; teleutosporis obovato-globosis, 23-28 w 18-20, utrinque ro-
tundatis; episporio superne 4-7 u. crasso, centro 2-3 u. cr., levi,
brunneolo; pedicello flliformi, hyalino 35-55 ;j.. longo.

Hab. in foliis Pavoniae racemosa>, Mayagues Joyua, Porto
Rico Amer. (L. M. Underwood).

26. Uromyces capitatus Syd. in Oesterr. bot. Zeitschr. 1902, n. 5. — 858
Soris teleutosporiferis epiphyllis, sine maculis, sparsis, minutis,
punctiformibus, pulverulentis, atris; uredosporis immixtis globosis,
subglobosis v. ellipsoideis, verrucosis, dilute brunneis, 18-23 jx. d. ;
teleutosporis perfecte giobosis v. depresso-globosis, apice non in-
crassatis, dense verrucosis, obscure brunneis, subopacis 18-24 a.
diam. vel 16-22 a. altis et 22-25 ;j.. latis; pedicello hyalino, cras-
siusculo, persistenti, ca. 30-35 ;j.. longo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Desmodii yunnanensis in prov. Yun-
nan Sinarum (Delavey).

27. Uromyces huallagensis P. Henn. Fungi Amaz I, p. 157 (Hedw. 859
1904). — Maculis gregarie sparsis, rotundatis, fiavis; soris am-
phigenis, sparsis, pustulatis vel conflucntibus, ochracoo-forrugi-
neis, uredosporis subglobosis, ovoideis, brunneis, echinatis, 20-26 «
17-20; toloutosporis elongato-fusoideis vel clavatis, apice obtuse
rotundatis vel subacutiusculis, vix incrassatis, 20-40 « 12-16, epi-
sporio tenui, hyalino-fuscidulo, podicello hyalino, ca. 10-20 » 2-4.

Uredinacese, Amerosporfe, Uromyces. 251

Hab. in foliis Desmodii spec. Peru, Eio Huallaga, Tarapoto
Amer. mer. — .A ceteris speciebus in Desmodio crescentibus di-
versa.

28. Uromyces yurimaguasensis P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, pag. 157 860
(Hedw. 1904). — Maculis rotundatis vel explanatis, pallide ferru-
gineis; soris sparsis vel subgregariis, pulvinatis, ferrugineis, pul-
verulentis; uredosporis ellipsoideis vel subglobosis, brunneis, ver-
rucosis, 16-25 * 14-20; teleutosporis subglobosis kete brunneis, 20-

23 \i. levibus ; stipite hyalino, fragili, ca. 20-40 v 3.

Hab. in foliis Clitoriae cujusdam, Peru, Rio Huallaga, Yu-
rimaguas, Amer. merid.

29. Uromyces Trigonellae-occultae Henn. in Hedw. 1902, p. (211). — 861
Maculis flavidis vel obsoletis ; uredosoris amphigenis, sparsis, brun-
neis, minutis; uredosporis subglobosis 17-20 (jl. ; episporio cinna
momeo, minute verrucoso; teleutosoris rotundato-pulvinatis, am-
phigenis, sparsis vel gregariis atro-castaneis; teleutosporis subglo-
bosis vel ovoideis 19-23 « 18-20, episporio verrucoso, atro-cinna-
momeo ; stipite brevi, fragili hyalino.

Hab. in foliis Trigonell;e occultse pr. Katatbe-Kanal in
^gypto. .

30. Uromyces occidentalis Diet. in Hedw. 1903, p. (98). — Soris in 862
maculis expallentibus orbicularibus plerumque hypophyllis, sparsis
vel circinatis, minutis, subinde confluentibus, pulveraceis; uredo-
soris ochraceo-brunneis ; teleutosoris atro-castaneis, epidermide elo-
vata cinctis; uredosporis globosis rarius late ellipsoideis, 19-23 \i.
diam. ; membrana 1,5-2,5 jjl. cr., brunnea, breve spinulosa; poris
germinationis 6-8; teleutosporis globosis v. late ellipsoideis, 17-

26 « 16-21, intense brunneis, membrana 1-2 [x. cr. dense verru
cosa, apice non incrassata; stipite caduco.

Hab. in foliis Lupini latifolii, Sissons Californi;e (Bla-
sdale), Lupini argentei et Lupini Sileri, Gunnison Cali-
forniae (Bartholomew).

31. Uromyces Yoshinagai P. Henn. in Hedw. 1901, p. (124). — Ma 863
culis flavidis v. fuscidulis; a^cidiis hypophyllis interdum epiphyl-

lis sparsis vel gregarie dispositis, sino pycnidiis; psoudoperidiis
cupulatis, pallide flavidis, margine subfimbriatis ca. 0,3 mm. diam.,
contextu cellulis polyhedricis, granulosis, hyalinis; a>cidiosporis Bub-
globoso- v. ollipsoideo-angulatis, intus aurantiaco-oleosis 14-19 »
10-14, episporio granulato, subhyalino; soris urodosporiforis am-
phigenis, pallide ferrugineis, epidermide pallide velatis; uredospo-

252 Uredinace®, Amerosporae, Uromyces.

ris subglobosis v. ellipsoideis, fiavidis, 20-25 « 18-20, episporio sub-
tiliter granulato-verrucoso; soris teleutosporiferis amphigenis, spar-
sis, minutis, ferrugineis, epidermide velatis; teleutosporis ovoideis
v. ellipsoideis, apice rotundatis, plus minusve incrassatis, papillatis
20-28 * 16-20, episporio castaneo, levi, pedicello persistente, crasso,
fusco-cinereo, 18-30 w 6-7.

Hab. in foliis Pisi sativi prope Kamomura in prov. Tosa
Japonias (T. Yoshinaga).

32. Uromyces valesiacus Ed. Fischer Bull. Herb. Boiss. 1902, p. 952
(absque diagnosi). — I. ^cidium. Pseudoperidiis poculiformibus,
margine albido-flavido, reflexo, denticulato; cellulis pseudoperidii
irregulariter seriatis, tunica externa 5-7 jjl cr., interiore tenuiore
(cum sculpturis) 3 ;j.. cr., verruculosa; ;ecidiosporis ellipsoideo-
polyhedricis 18-24 ;j,. diam., membrana tenui minute crebre verru-
culosa. II. Uredosporis inter teleutosporas sparsis, globosis, 24-
28 a. diam. laxe verrucosis; poris germinativis 4 vel 3. III. Te-
leutosporis fere ut Urom. Fabce, sed paullo minoribus apice de-
presso-papillatis pedicellisque multo magis caducis.

Ilab. in foliis Vici;e onobrychioidis in Helvetia (Mou-
thier, Ed. Fischer). — Affinis U. Fabce.

33. Uromyces Viciae - Craccae Constantineanu, Ann. Mycol. 1904, ^65
p. 252 cum icone. — Soris teleutosporiferis amphigenis, ellipsoi-
deis vel rotundatis, primo epidermide bullata et fissa tectis, dein
cinctis et pulvinatis; teleutosporis castaneo-brunneis, raro subsphae-
ricis, diametro 18,5-23, vulgo ellipsoideis vel piriformibus 21,6-

26 [x. longis, 20,9-22.2 ;x. crassis, apice papilJa conica obtusa, hya-
lina ornatis; membrana longitudinaliter lineolis parallelis vel ana-
stomosantibus praeditis, raro sublevibus; pedicello deciduo, hyalino,
usque 40 ;j.. longo; paraphysibus filiformibus, hyalinis.

Hab. in foliis Viciaa Cracc;e ad Valea-adinca et Breazu in
districtu Jassy Romanin'.

34. Uromyces Psophocarpi Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 16. — Pseu- 866
dosecidiis amphigenis, irregulariter sparsis, miriutis, epidermide se-
migloboso-elevata diu tectis, tandem iiberis et epidermide fissa
cinctis, cinnamomeis; sporis globosis. subglobosis vel ovato-elli-
psoideis, levibus, flavis v. fiavo-brunneolis 19-34 » 17-26; teleu-
tosporis adhuc ignotis.

Ilab. in foliis vivis Psophocarpi longepedunculati
Chinchoxo, in Africa occ. (West-Afrika) (Soyaux).

35. Uromyces tarapotensis P. Henn. Fuugi Amaz. I, p. 156 (Hedw. -.:

Uredinacese, Amerosporoe, Uromyces. 253

1904). — Maculis rotuiidatis vel confluentibus inflatis, subferrugi-
neis ; soris hypophyllis sparsis v. aggregatis, bullatis, ferrugineis ;
teleutosporis subfusoideis, ovoideis vel ellipsoideis, apice rotundatis
vel applanatis haud incrassatis, 20-30 « 15-20, episporio tenui, levi,
hyalino subfuscidulo, pedicello hyalino, gracili usque ad 45 \i..
longo, 3-4 [x. crasso.

Hab. in foliis Camptosemae spec. ? Peru, Huallaga, Tara-
poto, Amer. merid. — Stepe Tuberculind infectus.

36. Uromyces PseudarthriaB Cooke — Cfr. Syll. VII, pag. 579. —
Syd. in Ann. Mycol. I, 1903, p. 324. — Maculis epiphyllis, brun-
neis, indeterminatis ; soris uredosporiferis hypophyllis, irregulari-
ter sparsis vel hinc inde laxe aggregatis, in tomento plantae nu-
tricis nidulantibus, pulverulentis, cinnamomeo-brunneis; uredo-
sporis globosis, subglobosis vel ellipsoideis, subtiliter echinulatis,
ilavo-brunneolis, 19-25 « 16-22; episporio tenui.

Hab in foliis Pseudar thr i;e Hookeri in insula Togo (R.
Buttner).

37. Uromyces Bolusii Massee in Kew Bull. 1901, p. 168. — Soris 863
epiphyllis, innato - prominulis, compactis, brunneo-cinnamomeis,
ssepe ob connuentiam linearibus, diu epidermide albicanti tectis ;
teleutosporis ellipticis, episporio levissimo sursum valde incrassato

et in mucronem papillaeformem producto, 29-35 « 24-26, pallide
brunneis, stipite longissimo 125-160*7-8 hyalino suffultis.

Hab. in foliis vivis Aspalathi pachylobse, in Colonia
Capitis Bona: Spei Africse merid. (Bolus). U. Junci Tul.

affinis.

38. Uromyces Indigoferae Diet. et Hohv. in Bot. Gaz. 1901, p. 328. 869
— Soris plerumque epiphyllis, sparsis vel in parvulos greges con-
gestis, in maculis brunneis insidentibus, vel in petiolis fructuum
immaturorum, parvulis, immersis, erumpentibus, intense-brunneis ;
uredosporis globosis vel ellipsoideis, spinulosis, brunneis 20-25 «
18-23; teleutosporis ellipsoideis vel globosis, levibus, pallido-brim-
neis, apice subincrassatis 20-30 « 18-25 ; pedieello longo, firmo,
hyalino.

Hab. in foliis petiolisque Indigofera1 mexieaii;r, Oaxaca
Mexico.

39. Uromyces sphaerocarpus Syd. in Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 349. — 870
Soris uredosporiferis hypophyllis, rarius epiphyllis, maculis nullis

v. obsoletis sparsis, minutis, pulverulentis, oinnamomeis; uredo-
sporis globosis v. subglobosis, echinulatis, ilavo-brunneis 18-24 [x.

254 Uredinacese, Amcrosporse, Uromyces.

diam., rarius usquo 2G [i. longis; soris telcutosporiferis conformi-
bus, epidermido fissa cinctis, obscurioribus ; teleutosporis globosis,
apice non incrassatis, verrucis conicis acutiusculis donso obtectis,
castaneo-brunneis, 18-20 [).. diam. ; pedicello brevi, hyalino, deciduo.
Hab.wi foliis vivis Indigofer;i: tinctoriae, Kawakita pr.
Tosa Japoniae (T. Joshinaga).

40. Uromyces ingicola P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, pag. 157 (Hedw. 371
1904). — Maculis rotundatis, fuscidulis; soris sparsis vel aggro-
gato-confiuentibus hypophyllis interdum epiphyllis, pulvinatis,
fuscis; uredosporis subglobosis, brunnois, verrucosis, 18-22 jj.. ; te-
leutosporis ovoideis vel fusoideis, apice incrassato papillatis vel
rotundatis, 23-30 w 17-20, episporio ilavido-fuscidulo, longitudina-
liter flexuose striato, subtuberculato ; pedicello fragili, brevi, hya-
lino-fuscidulo.

Hab. in foliis Ingae spec. Rio Jurmi, Jurua-Miry, Amer. me-
rid. — Teleutosporis longit. flexuoso-striatis dignoscitur.

41. Uromyces caraganicola P. Henn. in Hedw. 1901, pag. (124). — g-.j
Maculis nullis; soris uredosporiferis hypophyllis, sparsis, minutis,
epidermide pallida fissa tectis, dein pallide ferrugineis ; uredosporis
ellipsoideis, ovoideis v. subglobosis, pallide brunneis 20-25 * 18-
20, episporio minute aculeato; soris teleutosporiferis sparsis hy-
pophyllis, ferrugineis, epidermide fissa velatis; teleutosporis elli-
psoideis v. ovoideis apice rotundato-obtusis, paullo incrassatis, in-
terdum papillatis 20-25 « 15-20, episporio punctulato, castanoo,
pedicello brevi hyalino.

Hab. in foliis Caraganae Chamlagu, prope Sakawa in
prov. Tosa Japonue (T. Yoshinaga).

42. Uromyces Sophorae-japonicae Diot. in Bot Jahrb. 1902, p. 47. — 873
Soris hypophyllis, sparsis, minutis, epidermide fissa cinctis v. se-
niitectis, uredosporiferis cinnamorncis, teleutosporiforis obscure ca-
staneis; urodosporis obovatis flavo-brunnois, spinulosis 26-34 * 18-
25, poris binis instructis; toleutosporis ellipticis, rarius subglobo-
sis, apice plerumquo conoideis, 35-47 * 27-35, castaneis, irregulari-
ter verrucosis, pedicellis longitudine sporas superantibus, hyalinis
sufFultis.

Hab. in foliis Sophorae japonica1, Tokyo Japoniaj (Ku-

SANO).

43. Uromyces Sophorae-flavescentis Kusano Bot. Mag. Tokyo 1904, 874
VIII, p. 203, fig. 3. — Uredosoris hypophyllis, indefinite si>arsis,
irregularibus, rufo-aurantiis pulverulentis, aparaphysatis; uredo-

Uredinacese, Amerosporae, Uromvces. 855

sporis globosis, subglobosis v. obovoideis, 20-25 jj.. diam., 26 « 22,
grosse echinulatis, tunica tenui, contentu aurantio; poris germi-
nat. 7-8; teleutosoris hypophyllis, discrctis, sparsis v. circinanti-
bus, uredosoro junctis v. separatis, irregularibus. 1 mm. diam.,
subinde confluentibus, nigricantibus v. brunneo-atris ; teleutosporis
insequalibus obovoideis v. rarius subglobosis, compressiono angu-
losis, 22-28 * 20-22, tunica tenui, verrucosa. atro-brunnea.

Hab. in foliis Sophorje flavescentis var. galegoidis
in horto bot. Tokyo Japoniae.

44. Uromyces Pittierianus P. Henn. Fungi costaricenses I, in Hedw. 875
1902, p. 101. Maculis rufo-brunneis, rotundatis; soris hypo-
phyllis sparsis ad marginem interdum gregariis, minutis, ca. 1
mm. diam., pulverulentis, pallidis; uredosporis subglobosis, elli-
psoideis v. ovoideis, flavidis v. pallescentibus, 9-12 ;j.. diam., epi-
sporio flavo, subverrucoso ; teleutosporis intermixtis oblongo cla-
vatis v. fusoideis, apice haud incrassatis, obtusis, applanatis vel
subacutiusculis, intus flavidis v. hyalinis 40 70 * 20-25, episporio
tenui, levi, hyalino; pedicello plus minus elongato, 50 « 4, persi-
stente hyalino.

Hab. in foliis Rubi prope Santa Maria de Dota Amer. cen-
trale.

45. Uromyces Rubi Diet. et Holw. in Bot. Gaz. 1901, p. 327. • Ma- m
culis circularibus, circ. 5 mm. diam., raro confluentibus luteis;
soris uredosporiferis et teleutosporiferis ellipticis, obovatis v. glo-
bosis 23-35 * 18-25, episporio hyalino spinuloso ; teleutosporis el-
lipticis vel clavatis 26-35*17-24, episporio minuto hyalino; pe-
dicello brevi.

Hab. in foliis Rubi, Cuernavaca, Mexico (C. G. Pringle).

46. Uromyces crassivertex Diet. in Bot. Jahrb. 1903, pag. 624. - - stt
Soris in pagina superiore foliorum, in circulos 5-15 mm. latos,
irregulares laxe dispositis vel sparsis, in pagina inferioro singulis
erumpentibus, praeterea caulicolis, secus nervos foliorum ct in
caulibus haud raro confluentibus ; soris urodosporiferis epidennnlo
rupta cinctis, cinnanfomeis ; urodosporis ellipsoideis vol subglobosis
25-30 * 20-25, brunneis echinulatis, poris ca. 6 instructis ; soris te-
leutosporiferis primo semitectis, deinde nudis, pulvinatis, minutis,
atris; teleutosporis cuneatis, ovoideis vol subglobosis, basi plerum-
que attenuatis, apico tunicatis vel conoidois, rarius rotundatis 30-

43 * 18-25, episporio levi superne usque 1 7 \l. incrassato castanco,
apice interdum dilutiore indutis.

25G Uredinace», Amerospora-, Uromyces.

Ilab. in foliis Lychnidis Miquelianae in prov. Musashi
Japoniae (Kusano).

47. Uromyces Basellae Syd. in Oest. bot. Zoitschr. 1902, n. 5. — 878
iEcidiis amphigenis, maculis pallidis flavescentibus insidontibus,
plerumque in greges rotundatos 2-5 mm. diam. laxe v. annulatim

- dispositis, minutis v. late ellipsoideis, subtiliter verruculosis, sub-
hyalinis 22-27 [j.. diam. ; soris teleutosporiferis sparsis, minutis,
punctiformibus, pulverulentis, obscure brunneis; teleutosporis ova-
tis, apice incrassatis (5-10 [j..), levibus, flavis, 30-40*22-27; po-
dicello hyalino , apice leniter colorato , crasso , teleutosporam
aoquante.

Hab. in foliis vivis Basellse rubrss, Pisang Ins. Manillae.

48. Uromyces giganteus Speg. Dec. Mycol. ital. n. 30, Trott. in Ann. $79
Mycol. 1904, n. 4, p. 360, c. ic. — Soris in caulibus compactis, spar-
sis, per epidermidem erumpentibus eaque fissa cinctis, crassissimis,
obscure fuscis, 3 cm. usque longis, 1,5-2 cm. latis; uredosporis non
visis; teleutosporis variabilibus, ovoideis vel subsphaeroideis, quan-
doque (frequenter) clavatis vel cylindraceis, tunica crassiuscula ve-
stitis, levibus, interne granulosis, fuligineis, 25-30 « 15-20, 28-

30 « 18-22 vel s;epe 30-35 * 13-18, pedicello 90-100 * 5 rarius bre-
viore, fusco vel pallide luteo v. hyalino pneditis.

Hab. in caulibus emortuis vivis Schoberiie (Suaedae) ma-
ritimae in Campo Martio, Venetiis, 29 martio 1879. — Var. ery-
thraeus Trotter 1. c. c. ic. : soris teleutosporiferis profundioribus;
teleutosporis subglobosis v. ovoideis, 25-35 « 20-28, episporio pachy-
dermo, s;epe in;cqualiter crasso, vertice paullo crassiore; pedicello
hyalino, brevi 15-20 [j.., raro usque 90-100 [t. longo. — In cau-
libus vivis, hypertrophicis Suaedae frutioosse, Scheik-Said Co-
loniae erythrae;e (Tellini). Observante cl. Trotter 1. c, tam species
quam var. notis datis ab U. Chenopodii, quocum saepe U. giganteus
jungebatur, distinctae.

49. Uromyces Celosiae Diet. et Holw. in Bot. Gaz. 1901, p. 326. — 880
Soris hj7pophyllis S;rpe in maculis indistinctis, luteis insidentibus,
sparsis vel congestis, epidermide velatis; s"oris uretlosporiferis cin-
namomeo-brunneis; uredosporis brunneis ellipticis vel globosis
saspe obovatis, 27-34 « 24-26, episporio crasso, spinuloso, poris ger-
minationis 2; soris teleutosporiferis intense brunneis; teleutosporis
clliptico-globosis, dense verrucosis, pallide brunneis, apice papilla-
tis, 28-38 »22-30: pediceilo hyalino spor.c icquilougo vel paull^
longiore, exili, fugaci.

Uredinacese, Araerosponc, Uromyces. 257

Hab. in foliis Celosiae latifoliae, Oaxaca Mexico.

50. Uromyces Deeringiae Syd. in Ann. Mycol. vol. I, n. 4, 1903, 881
p. 324. — iEcidiis hypophyllis, maculis rotundatis vel irregula-
ribus interdum leniter incrassatulis, flavescentibus insidentibus, in
greges irregulares laxe dispositis vel paucis tantum irregulariter
laxeque associatis, cylindraceis margine parum inciso, tamen leni-
ter recurvato; ascidiosporis angulato-globosis, verruculosis, hya-
lino-ilavescentibus 22-28 ja. diam. ; soris teleutosporiferis amphi-
genis, sparsis ut videtur (paucis tantum visis!) subindejuxta ;oci-
dia sitis, subpulverulentis, brunneis; teleutosporis ovatis vel ova-
to-oblongis, apice incrassatis, usque 8 [x., lovibus, dilute flavo-
brunneis, 30-42 « 19-26; pedicello hyalino, crasso, persistenti, usque

55 p. longo.

Hab. in foliis Deeringiie indicre, in ins. Java et Luzon
Philippinarum.

51. Uromyces Saururi P. Henn. Einige neue japan. Ured. III, in 882
Hedw. 1902, p. 19. — Maculis subrotundatis, gregariis, atro-fu-
scis, minutis; aecidiis hypophyllis sparsis punctiformibus, cupulatis,
secidiosporis subglobosis 15-25 * 15-20, hyalino-fuscidulis; soris te-
leutosporiferis hypophyllis sparsis, minutis, fuscis ; teleutosporis
ovoideis, apice plus minus incrassatis, obtusis v. applanatis, 20-

28 * 15-22, episporio brunneo, levi ; pedicello brevi clavato, brun-
neolo, 10 « 5-6.

Hab. in foliis Saururi Loureiri, Tosa Japoniae.

52. Uromyces Rickerianus Arthur in Bull. of the Torr. bot. Club. s^-
1902, pag. 227. — iEcidiis amphigenis, dense congestis; peridiis
pallidis; secidiosporis globosis vel oblongis, 16-22*18-26, minute
verrucosis, fere levibus; soris teleutosporiferis cum secidiis inter-
mixtis, ellipticis, 4 mm. long., epidormide grisea tectis, dein pul-
verulentis, brunneo-nigris ; teleutosporis intense brunncis, globosis
vel oblongis vel irregularibus, 20-25 w 23-35, utrinque rotundatis,
pedicello hyalino, fragili, brevissimo donatis.

Hdb. in foliis Rumicis Geyeri, Teton Pass, Wy. Amo-
ricjc borealis.

53. Uromyces tingitanus P. Henn. in Annuaire Gonser. et Jard. bot. ssi
Geneve, 1903-1904, p. 243. — Maculis sanguineis rotundatis vel
effusis; soris teleutosporiferis amphigenis, sparsis v. aggre^atis,
rotundato-pulvinatis, firmis, atro-castaneis usque ad l1/., mm. diam.,
interdum confluentibus ; teleutosporis oblongo-ellipsoideis apice
usque ad 10 [j.. incrassatis, rotundatis v. papillatis, laete brunneis,

17

258 Uredinacese, Amerosporie, Uromyces.

levibus, 20-38*17-22; pedicollo valde elongato, persistenti, hya-
lino, usquo ad 180 * 4-5.

Ilab. in foliis vivis Rumicis tingitani Ain Sefra, Oran
AfricLC sept. (Hochreutiner). — Ab U. Acetosce, cui affinis, diffort
sporis apice incrassatis et longe pedicellatis.

54. Uromyces Fatouae P. Henn. Einige neuo japan. Ured. III, in 886
Hedw. 1902, p. 18. — Maculis nullis; soris uredosporiforis liypo-
pkyllis sparsis, minutis punctiformibus, diutius tectis; uredosporis
subglobosis v. ellipsoideis 15-22 [j„ diam., brunnois, asporatis ; so-

ris toleutosporiferis hypopliyllis sparsis, minutis atrofuscis, sub-
pulverulentis ; toleutosporis ovoidois, pallidius papillatis, intus gra-
uulatis, castaneis, 25-35 w 20-25, pedicello hyalino 10-20 * 3-4.

Ilab. in foliis Fatou;e piloste var. subcordatce, Tosa
Japonia).

55. Uromyces Stenorrhynchi P. Henn. F. Amaz. III, p. 399 (Hedw. 886
1904). — Maculis fuscidulis, rotundatis; soris hypophyllis grega-
riis, paginam inferiorem occupantibus, rotundato-pulvinatis, firmis,
applanatis, atris, 0,3-1 mm. diam. ; uredosporis intermixtis ovoi-
deis vel subellipsoideis, loete brunneis vel fuscidulis, aculeato-echi-
natis 25-28 « 15-20; paraphysibus copiosis clavatis, membrana in-
crassatis, l;cte brunneis vel fuscis, 30-35*10; teleutosporis ovoi-
deis, apico rotundatis, haud incrassatis ca. 20-30 * 12-18, episporio
tenui, brunneo, levi, pedicello subclavato, hyalino-flavidulo, elon-
gato, ca. 8-10 \i. crasso.

Ilab. in foliis Stenorrhynchi sp. Yurimaguas Peru. —
Notabilis species habitu potius Melampsorir , soris firmis nigris,
paraphysibus stipatis, teleutosporis rarioribus dignoscenda.

56. Uromyces Microtidis Cooke — Cfr. Sacc. Syll. VII, p. 519. —
Syd. in Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 324. — Uredosporis globosis, sub-
globosis, ovatis vel ollipsoideis, minute aculeato-verruculosis, fla-
vo-brunneolis 22-30 * 17-25.

Hab. in foliis vivis Microtidis porrifoli;e, Chatham Island
(Krull).

57. Uromyces Joffrini Delacr. in Bull. Soc. Mycol. 1902, p. 2S4 c. 887
ic. — Soris levitcr bullatis mox apertis; uredosporis ovoideis, pe-
dicellatis, levibus, fulvis, c. 30*= 24; paraphysibus 35-40 jj.. long.
apice incrassatis atque circ. 8-10 ;j.. cr. ; teleutosporis fuscis, levi-
bus, granulatis, c. 45 » 24, apiculo obtuso, subhyalino, 4-5 ;j.. alto
ornatis.

Hab. in fructibus Vanilloe planifoli;e, Taiti.

Uredinacese, Amerospone, Uromyces. 259

58. Uromyces reticulatus (Thiim.) Bubak, Sitzungsber. Kgl. bohm. 888
Ges. Wissensch.-1902, pag. 22 (extr.) f. 49-54, JEcidium reticula-
tum Thum. — Syll. VII, pag. 830. — Maculis luteolis; pycnidiis
epiphyllis vel inter aecidinm in pag. inf. commixtis, melleo-luteis ;
secidiis in maculis luteis, anguste oblongis congestis, luteis, initio
pustuliformibus, dein breve cylindraceis, margine irregularitor la-
cerato recurvatoque, postremo libero; gecidipsporis valde irregu-
laribus, globulosis, ovoideis vel oblongatis, plerumqne polygonis,
episporio tenui, minute verrucoso, 26,4-33 « 22-24,2 ; soris uredo-
sporiferis minimis rotundis vel ellipsoideis, epiphyllis, epidermide
tectis, teleutosporas etiamque continentibus ; teloutosporis globosis
vel ovoideis 22-30,8 w 19,8-24,2; soris teleutosporiferis rotundato-
ellipticis, amphigenis, epidermide tectis, intense brunneis pulveru-
lentis; teleutosporis globosis vel ovalibus v. ellipsoideo-oblongis
26,4-33 v 19,8-26,4, pallide castaneo-brunneis, episporio verrucosulo,
crassiusculo, apice papilla hyalina conica ornatis; pedicello brevi,
hyalino, fugaci.

Hab. in foliis Allii victorialis, Tirol, Kaprunerthal (Die-
tel I, II, III), in Hungaria (Spies II et III), in Sibiria (Mar-

TIANOFF I, II ?, III).

59. Uromyces Mac Owani Bubak, Sitzungsber. Kgl. bohrn. Ges. Wis- ss'-'
sensch. 1902, p. 19, fig. 39-43. — Soris amphigonis minimis sub-
rotundis in parvulos greges congestis, epidermide velatis, dein
pulverulentis, pallide brunneis; teleutosporis rotundis, vel ova-
libus vel piriformibus, s;ope angulosis 17,6-28,6 « 15,4-26,4, de-
pressis, episporio crassiusculo donatis, luteo-brunneis, raro baai
subconicis; pedicello hyalino, fugaci, sporae fequilongo v. longiore.

Hab. in foliis Scillae prasinue prope Somerset East, Caput
Bonre Spei Africse merid. (Mac Owan).

60. Uromyces mogianensis Bubak Sitzungsber. Kgl. bohm. Gcs. Wis- ^1*1
sensch., 1902, pag. 16, fig. 36-38. — Pycnidiis in maculis par-
vulis pallidis insidentibus, epiphyllis, raro hypophyllis, molleo-lu-
teolis minimis; soris in maculis rotundatis insidentibus, ssepe am-
phigenis, circulatim dispositis rotundis, brunnoo-nigris, pulvoru-
lentis; teleutosporis subrotundatis, raro ovoiduis , episporio 6,6

|i,. crasso donatis, 33-41,8 « 33-35,2 castaneo-brunneis, crasse ver-
rucosis, papilla latiuscula hyalina apice ornatis; pedicello hyalino
usque 20 [x. longo, fugaci.

Hab. in foliis Fritillariic bucharicse, in rogione fl. Se-
ravschan prope Mogiam Turkestania' (Komakow).

260 Uredinacese, A.inerospor», Uromyces.

Gl. Uromyces nyikensis Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 27. — Soris to- 891
leutosporiferis amphigenis, maeulis nullis v. obsoletis insidentibus,
sparsis, minutis, rotundatis v. oblongatis, ca. 0,4-1 mm. longis,
intordum elongatis sublinoaribusque, usque 2 mm. longis, opider-
mide plumbea semper tectis; teleutosporis variabilibus, subglobo-
sis v. ovatis, saepe angulatis, apice rotundatis, truncatis v. acu-
tiusculis, mox vix incrassatis, mox magis incrassatis 2,5-6 ;j.., le-
vibus, dilute brunneis 19-27 » 14-22, rarius usque 32 \i. longis,
episporio tenui; pedicello hyalino. tenui, usque 30 ;j.- longo.

llab. in foliis vivis Grladioli nyikensis, Nyika-Plateau
Afric;o (Whyte).

02. Uromyces Sparaxidis Sycl. Ann. Mycol. 1904, pag. 27. — So- 892
ris uredosporiferis amphigenis, maculis nullis v. obsoletis insiden-
tibus, sparsis, minutissimis, punctiformibus, aurantiaco-navis ; ure-
dosporis globosis v. subglobosis, subtiliter verruculosis, hyalino-
flavescentibus, 15,5-20 a. diam. ; soris teleutosporiferis amphigo-
nis, sparsis, hinc inde paucis aggregatis, minutis, rotundatis vel
oblongis, ca. 300-500 ;j.. longis, epidermide diu tectis, compactiu-
sculis, atro-brunneis ; teleutosporis variabilibus, plerumque ovatis
v. angulato-ovatis, apice rotundatis, truncatis v. acutiusculis, in-
crassatis 4-8 jj.., basi plerumque attenuatis, levibus, brunneis 19-
28« 14-20, episporio tenui; pedicello leniter brunneolo, tenui. per-
sistenti, usque 30 (j.. longo.

Huh. in foliis vivis Sparaxidis lineataj, Natal (J. M.
Wood).

63. Uromyces Antholyzae Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1904, pag. 27. — Soris s<i:j
teleutosporiferis amphigenis, maculis lmllis vel obsoletis insidenti-
bus, sparsis, minutis, rotundatis v. subrotundatis, epidormido diu
tectis, atro-brunneis, compactiusculis; teloutosporis ovatis v. ova-
to-ollipsoideis, apice rotundatis v. obtuse attenuatis, incrassatis 4-

7 ;j.. lovibus, brunneis 21-30 « 14-22, episporio subtenui; pedicello
navidulo, pcrsistenti, crassiusculo, usque 32 ;j.. longo.

Hab. in foliis AntholyzsB abyssinicae in Abyssinia

(ScHTMr-ER).

64. Uromyces Melasphaerulae Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 28. — Soris 894
uredosporiferis amphigenis, maculis orbicularibus vel irregulari-
bus, brunneolis, ssepe obsolotis insidentibus, sparsis, minutis, pun-
ctiformibus, rotundatis, dilute flavo-brunneolis v. rlavis; uredo-
sporis globosis vol ellipsoidois vcrruculosis, hvalino-flavescentibus
19-25 * 10-22, episporio 2-2,5 ;x. crasso ; soris teloutosporiferis con-

Uredinaceae, Amerosporre, Uromyces. 261

formibus, epidermide diutius tectis, obscure griseo-brunneis ; te-
leutosporis regulariter globosis vel subglobosis, apice semper ro-
tundatis, incrassatis '3-6 \x., levibus, brunneis, 22-26 w 19-24, epi-
sporio ca. 2 \x. crasso; pedicello brunneolo, usque 30 \x. longo.

Hab. in foliis Melasphaerulse gramineie, Hopefield, in
Capite Bonne Spei (F. Bachmann).

65. Uromyces tosensis P. Henn. in Hedw. 1903 p. (107). — Maculis 893
fuscis, rotundatis ; soris plerumque hypopliyllis, interdum epiphyl-
lis, sparsis, minutis, ferrugineis, epidermide fusco velatis; uredo-
sporis subglobosis, ovoideis v. ellipsoideis 18-24 w 16-20, episporio
fusco, aculeato - asperato ; teleutosporis raro intermixtis, subglo-
bosis v. ovoideis, apice haud incrassatis, 20-29 « 20-24, episporio
fusco, aculeato; pedicello 15-20 « 3,5-4, hyalino fuscidulo.

Hab. in foliis Commelinse communis, Sakawa - machi,
Tosa Japonioe (Yoshinaga).

66. Uromyces atro-fuscus Dudley et Thomps. in Journ. of Mycol. 896
1904, p. 55. — Amphigena; maculis parvulis, pallide luteis; soris
subrotundatis vel breve ellipticis, sparsis vel congestis, non con-
fluentibus paullo prominentibus, brunneo-nigris ; uredosporis pau-
cis ellipsoideis 16-17,5*25-26, crassiuscule tunicatis, echinulatis;
poris germinationis sequatorialibus ; teleutosporis intense brunneis,
obovatis vel globosis, plus minusve utrinque rotundatis, angulosis
19-26*25-31, papillatis; pedicello hyalino spora duplo-triplo lon-
giore, deciduo.

Hab. in foliis Caricis Douglasii prope Palmers, Mariposa
County et in foliis C. ustae Bear Valley, San Bernardino County
in California.

67. Uromyces chubutensis Speg. Mycet. argent. ser. II, 1902, p. 60. s '■'*
— Maculis nullis: acervulis epiphyllis, erumpenti-subsuperficiali-
bus, nudis, nodulosis, compactis 3-5 * 0,5-1 mm., atro-cinnamo-
meis; teleutosporis versiformibus, ellipticis v. obvatis, 25-30 * 25,
apice truncatis, obscure ferrugineis, levibus, pedicello gracili, recto
60-70 * 5-6, vix pallidiore donatis.

Hdb. ad folia languentia Poa? chubutensis propo Carren-
leofu in Argentinia.

68. Uromyces Cynosuroidis Henn. in Hedw. 1902, p. (211). — Ma- ggg
culis fuscidulis, irregulariter explanatis; soris amphigenis, sparsis

v. gregarie confluentibus, oblongis vel striiformibus, fusco-cinna-
momeis, pulverulontis; uredosporis subglobosis v. ovoidois, brun-
neis 20-32 » 20-28, episporio dense aculoato-vcrrucoso, castaneo,

2(52 rrodin:ico:o, Vmorosporae, Uromjrc

paraphysibus capituliformibus vcl clavatis, obtuse rotundatis, brun-
neis 20-32 « 20-28, episporio dense aculoato-verrucoso, castaneo,
paraphysibus capituliformibus v. clavatis, obtuse rotundatis. brun-
neolis, 30-40 * 14-17; teloutosporis oblonge ovoideis, apico incras-
satis, verrucosis, brunneis 28-40*22-30; stipite usque 20*4-5
hyalino.

Hdb. in foliis Eragrostidis cynosuroidis, Bassia. pr.
Port Said iEgypti.

C>(». Uromyces Microchloae Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 15. — Soris 899
teleutosporiforis hypophyllis, minutissimis, aegre conspicuis, atro-
brunneis; uredosporis ^lobosis v. subglobosis, subtiliter echinulatis,
flavidis 16-20 \i. diam.; teleutosporis globosis, subglobosis v. elli-
psoideis, utrinque rotundatis, apice non incrassatis, lovibus, brun-
neis 24-30* 21-27, episporio a^quabili crassitudine, ca. 2-2,5 ;j„ cr. ;
pedicello hyalino, apice leniter brunneolo, usque 30 ;j.. longo.

Ilcib. in foliis Microchloa3 setaceae, Seriba Ghattas Africse
centr. (Gr. Schweineurth).

70. Uromyces phyllachoroides P. Henn. in Hedw. 1900, p. (129). — 900
Soris uredosporiferis amphigenis, sparsis, rotundatis vel oblongo
pulvinatis, pallide brunneis, epidermide rupta cinctis; uredosporis
subglobosis, ovoideis v. ellipsoideis, intus aurantiacis v. brunneis
20-22 « 18-20, episporio aculeato, castanoo, paraphysibus longe
clavatis, hyalinis, usque ad 40*5-6; soris teleutosporiferis amphi-
gonis, grogariis, punctiformibus vel striiformibus, diutius tectis,
doin epidermide atra fissa velatis ; teleutosporis oblonge ovoideis,
subpiriformibus, interdum ellipsoideis v. subfusoideis, apice plus
minusve incrassatis, rotundatis v. subpapillatis, intus granulatis,
brunneis episporio castaneo, levi v. subpunctulato 20-30*14-20,
pedicello persistente hyalino v. flavo-fuscidulo 15-25 * 2-3.

Hab. in foliis Cynosuri clegantis, Bu-Quornen, Tunisia
Gr. Schweinfueth).

71. Uromyces Rottboelliae Arthur in Bull. of the Torr. bot. Club. 90]
1902, p. 228, Uredo Rottboellim Diet. in Bot. Jahrb. 1902, p. 52.
— Soris hypophyllis, oblongis, prominentibus, castanoo-brunneis,
dein erumpontibus; urodosporis ovato-globosis 18-25 * 20-30, epispo-
rio 3 {J.. crasso, auroo-brunneis, tuberculatis, poris 4 ;rquatoriali-
bus, pedicollo hyalino, delicatulo sporae ;rquilongo, subpersistenti
donatis; teloutosporis globosis, coloro et magnitudino uredospora-
rum, cpisporio 2 ;j.. crasso, supcrne 8 jj.. crassis, lato subtruncatis,

Uredinacese, Amerosporte, Clastopsora. 263

inferne rotundatis, pedicello hyalino exili sporse aequilongo, persi-
stenti, donatis. •

Hab. in foliis Rottboelliae speciosae, Jaunsar, Himalaya
Indire (J. F. Duthie) (Uromyces) et in foliis Rottboel lias com-
p r e s s se var. j a p o n i c ne in horto botanico Tokyo Japonife (Ku-
sano) (Uredo).

72. Uromyces Parnassiae (DC.) Schroeter ap. Cooke Grevillea VII, m
p. 334, Plowright, Brit. Ured. and Ustilag. p. 128 (1899), Uredo

P. DC, Fl. franc. VI, p. 68, Uromyces Valeriancu Auct. et Syll.
VII, p. 536 ex p. — iEcidiis (JEc. Parnassiai Grev.) hypophyllis
in maculis pallidis in soros rotundos dispositis; pseudoperidiis ful-
vo-flavidis, suburceolatis, margine crassiusculo ; sporis pallidis ; ure-
dosporis (Trichobasis Parnassice Cooke) sphoericis, rugulosis 20-
25 ji. diam ; teleutosoris amphigenis primo bullatis dein erumpen-
tibus, sparsis saepe coniluentibus; teleutosporis subgloboso-ovoideis,
brunneis, levibus, 25-30*20-22.

Hdb. in foliis Parnassiae palustris in Gallia et Britannia.

73. Uromyces lupinicola Bubak, Sitzungsber. Kgl. bohm. Ges. Wis-
sensch., 1902, p. 8 (extr.) Ita vocandus Urom. Lupini Sacc. (1875)
non Berk. et Curtis (1859), Urom. Anthyllidis Schrot. p. p., Ha-
riot p. p., Urom. Genistaz-tinctoriai Winter p. p., Diccvoma Lu-
pini Hoifm. in schedis.

74. Uromyces Valerianae (Schum.) Fuck. — Syll. VII, pag. 536. —
Huc, teste Tranz., ducenda sunt Urom. Prunellce Schneid. et Uredo
Pamassice West. Exs. (nec Schrot.) species ex errore de matrice
conditae.

ENDOPHYLLUM Lev. — Syll. VII p. 767, XVI p. 322, 1118.

1. Endophyllum singulare Diet. et Holw. in Bot. Gaz. 1901, p. 336. m
— Soris caulicolis et foliicolis, conicis, usque 2 mm. longis, irre-
gulariter erumpentibus ; pseudoperidiis bene evolutis; sporis coa-
cervatis ochraceis, ellipsoideis vel oblongis, apice s;cpc acuminato
40-55^24-30; episporio pallido brunneo apice conspicue conico,
dense verrucoso.

Hab. in Ericacea quadam, Jalisco, Mexico (M. E. Jones).

CLAST0PS0RA P. Dietel in Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 26 (Etym. clao
rumpo, secedo et psora scabies). — Sori teleutosporiferi primum
plani ceracei (ut in genero Coleosporio) maturi hemisphrerici, pulve-
rulenti, epidermide diu tecti, denique ea fissa cincti. Toloutospor.r

264 Uredinacese, Amerospora?, Melampsora,

catenulatae simplices. Catena? sporarum immaturarum conglutinat;r.

maturarum facile disjunet;e, fragiles.
1. Clastopsora Komarowii P. Diet. 1. c. pag. 24, Pucciniostele Clar-

liana Kom. et Tranz. — Syll. XVI, p. 3'il — nec Xenodochus

Clarlianus Barcl.

MELAMPSORA Cast. — Syll. VII pag. B86, IX p. 296, XI p. 183,
XIV p. 287, XVI p. 1118 *).

1. Melampsora Hirculi Lindr. Myk. Mitth. V-X, 1902, p. 19 (Act. 904
Soc. Faun. Flor. Fenn. v. XXII), Melampsora Saxifragaz Lindr.
olim. — Uredosoris ut plurimum hypophyllis subrotundis, fiavidis,
minutis, maculis peculiaribus nullis; paraphysibus copiosis, hyali-
nis, clavatis vel capitatis, 40-60 * 20, membrana apice usque 5 ;j..
crass.; uredosporis ellipsoideis v. ovoideis, 18-25« 14-19, plurigut-
tulatis, hyalinis, spinulosis; teleutosporis in crustas carneas dein
atro-brunneas minutas aggregatis, hypophyllis et caulicolis ex
stratu hymeniali flavido oriundis, oblongis ex compressione angu-
losis, sursum imcqualiter rotundatis, 30-40 » 8-12, membrana fla-
vida, superne obscuriore.

llab. in foliis et caulibus Saxifragse Hirculi in Fennia,
Rossia et Helvetia.

2. Melampsora Yoshinagai P. Henn. in Hedw. 1903, pag. (108). — 905
Maculis fuscidulis rotundatis v. explanatis, uredosporis hypophyl-
lis, sparsis vel gregariis, minutis, rotundato-applanatis, ceraceis,
pallide fuscidulis; uredosporis ovoideis vel ellipsoideis, hyalinis,
dense verrucosis, 15-22^12-15; paraphysibus clavatis, hyalinis,
20-40 * 10-20.

Hab. in foliis "Wikstroamias japonicie, Mt. Yokogura,
Tosa Japonioe (Yoshinaga).

3. Melampsora argentiniensis Speg. Myc. Arg. ser. I. in Ann. Soc. 906
Cicut. Arg. 1899, p. 260. — Maculis nullis v. partis infectre ob-
soletissime pallescentibus ; soris amphigenis, quandoque sparsis,
quandoque circinantibus, minutis, 0,25-0,50 mm. diam.; uredospo-
ricis erumpenti-prominulis, pulvorulentis o rufo aurantiacis ; teleu-
tosporicis applanatis, subsclerotiaceis, innatis ; urodosporis globosis,

*) Plures species novas, priucipue ob notas lieterueciaB distinguendas, tam
Melamp80rCB ijuam aliarum Uredinearum, illustravit cl. II. Klobalin, quarum
elenchua additur in calce iamilias pra3sentis.

tjredinaceae, Amerospora?, Melampsora. 265

20-25 \x. diam., episporio tenui dense minuteque papilloso vestitis,
grosse 1-guttulatis, rufo-fumosis ; teleutosporis subcylindraceis,
60-80 w 10-15, levibus apice truncatis, episporio antice incrassato
atque infuscato vestitis.

Hab. in foliis, petiolis caulibusque vivis Crotonis hirti pr.
Cordoba Argentiniae. — Mel: HeMoscopice (Pers.) Cast. peraffinis
sed notis plurimis, ut videtur, sat distincta.

4. Melampsora microsora Diet. in Bot. Jahrb. 1902, p. 50. — Soris 907
uredo- et teleutosporiferis minutissimis, nudis oculis singulis vix
conspicuis, hypophyllis; uredosporis ellipsoideis, echinulatis, 15-20 «
13-17; paraphysibus capitatis vel clavatis intermixtis; teleutosporis
cuneato-prismaticis, 20-35 « 10-18, apice vix incrassatis, brunneis.

Hab. in foliis Salicis nipponicse prope Tokyo Japoni;e

(KuSAM)).

5. Melampsora humilis Diet. in Bot. Jahrb. 1902, pag. 50. — Soris 908
uredosporiferis in maculis flavidulis, fuscis v. violaceo-rubiginosis,
hypophyllis, singulis etiam epiphyllis, sparsis v. in acervulos cir-
culares, semicirculares irregularesve dispositis, minutis, aureis ;
uredosporis ellipsoideis v. obovatis, verrucosis, 17-20 «12-19; pa-
raphysibus capitatis, superne usque 22 jjl. latis, intermixtis; soris
teleutosporiferis hypophyllis in maculis nigricantibus v. arescen-
tibus, sparsis v. dense confertis, planiusculis, nigris, epidermide
tectis; teleutosporis cuneatis v. subcubicis, 13-25*6-15, episporio
tenui, apice haud incrassato proeditis.

Hab. in foliis Salicis multinervis, Tokyo Japoni;r
(Miyoshi et Kusano).

6. Melampsora epiphylla Diet. in Bot. Jahrb. 1902, p. 50. — Soris 909
uredosporiferis in maculis melleis hypophyllis, minutissimis, spar-
sis; uredosporis ellipsoideis vel subglobosis, 12-15*11-13, echinu-
latis, aurantiacis; paraphysibus clavatis intermixtis; soris teleuto-
sporiferis epiphyllis, sub cuticula orientibus, sparsis vel sicpe con-
fertis, atro-fuscis; teleutosporis prismaticis vel cuneatis, apice
modice incrassatis, 30-45 * 7-13.

Tlab. in foliis Salicis Shikokianas, Nikko Jap. (Kusano).

7. Melampsora coleosporioides Diet. in Bot. Jahrb. 1902, p. 50. — 910
Soris uredosporiferis in pagina inferiori foliorum dispersis, minutis,
aureis; uredosporis obovatis vel piriformibus, 20-27*13-20, echi-
nulatis; paraphysibus capitatis, superne 14-20 ;j.. latis intermixtis;
soris teleutosporiferis amphigenis, minutis, saepe confertis, flavo-
rufis; teleutosporis prismaticis, 20-35*7-13.

966 rivdinacese, Amerosjionr, Melampsorella.

Ilab. in foliis Salicis babylonic se , prope Tokyo, Japonia?

(KUSANO).

8. Melampsora Allii-populina Kleb. inZeitschr. f. Pflanzenkrankh. 1902, 911
XII, pag. 22 c. ic. — Cjcomosporis in foliis Allii ascalonici etc.

in maculis flavieantibus, in soros 1 mm. lat. confertis, globoso-
ovoideis, subinde polygoniis, 17-23 * 14-19, minute verrucosis, au-
rantiis; pycnidiis pustulas prominulas formantibus, 140 «100; ure-
dosoris in pag. inf. Populorum vix 1 mm. diam. pulvinatis, ru-
bro-aurantiis, epidermide cinctis; uredosporis oblongis v. ovato-
clavulatis, 24-38*11-18, laxe muriculatis; paraphysibus, clavatis,
14-22*3-5; teleutosoris hypophyllis subcutaneis '/4-l mm. diam.,
atro-brunneis, opacis ; teleutosjioris irregulariter prismaticis utrin-
4 que rotundatis, 35-60 * 6-10, membrana 1-1,5 u. cr., brutmea.
Hab. I in foliis Alii ascalonici, II, III in foliis Populi
nigra?, P. canadensis et P. balsainiferaj, Triglitz in Ger-
mania (Jaap).

9. Melampsora Allii-Salicis albae Kleb. in Zeitschr. f. Pflanzenkrankh. 912
1902, XII, pag. 19 c. icon. — Ceomosporis in foliis caulibusque
Alliorum in soros vivide aurantios aggregatis, in maculis flavidis
sitis, 1 mm. diam. epidermide cinctis irregularibus saspe polygo-
niis et isodiametris, 17-26 * 15-18, membrana 1-1,5 p,. cr., minute
verruculosa; pycnidiis depresse pustulatis 210*120; uredosporis
obovato-clavatis laxe muriculatis 24-30*11-14, aurantiis; teleu-
tosporis epidermide tectis brunneis cylindraceis, stipatis, tenui-tu-
nicatis, 35-50 * 6-8.

Hdb. I in foliis Allii vinealis, Schoenoprasi, ursini,
Porri, II, III in foliis Salicis albee in Germania.

10. Melampsora Abietis-Caprearum Tubeuf, in Centr. f. Bakter. 1902, 913
II Abt., IX, pag. 241. — Cajomosporis (Cceoma Abietis-pectinatce
Rees) in Abiete pectinata; uredo- et teleutosporis in foliis Salicis
caprece.

Hab. in matricibus indicatis in Germania. — An sit morpho-
logicc diversa a M. Laricis-Caprcearum Kl. non constat, teste Kleb.

MELAMPSORELLA Schrot. — Syll. VII p 596.

1. Melampsorella Blechni Syd. Ann Mycol. 1903, p. 537. — Soris oh
uredosporiforis hypophyllis, maculis indeterminatis, magnam pin-
nularum partem vel totam pinnulam occupantibus, in vivo flavidis
exsiccando brunneis insidentibus, sub epidermide evolutis, pseudo-
peridio tandem apice minute aporto inclusis, flavidis, aparaphy-

tJredinacese, Amerosporse, Pkacopsora. 267

satis; uredosporis ovoideis, ellipsoideis v. ovoideo-oblongis, hyaliuis
convexo-echinulatis, 27-42^18-24, poris germ. nullis; teleutospo-
ris intercellularibus in cellulas plures divisis, hyalinis.

Hab. in frondibus Blechni Spicant, pluribus locis ad mon-
tem Grosser Winterberg Saxonise.

2. Melampsorella Dieteliana Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 537. — Soris 915
uredosporiferis hypophyllis, maculis indeterminatis flavo-brunncis

v. soepius atro-brunneis insidentibus, sub epidermide evolutis, pseu-
doperidio tandem apice minute aperto inclusis, fiavidis, aparaphv-
satis; uredosporis variabilibus, plerumque ovoideis vel oblongis,
raro subglobosis, hyalinis, echinulatis, 25-48 « 18-30, poris germ.
nullis; teleutosporis intracellularibus (ut videtur, paucis tantum
visis) in cellulas plures divisis, hyalinis.

Hab. in frondibus Polypodii vulgaris, pluribus locis, ad
montem Grosser Winterberg, proecipue pr. Schmilka Saxoniae. —
Prsecipue maculis matricis valde atris a M. Blechni distinguitur.

3. Melampsorella Feurichii Magnus in Berichte d. Deut. Bot. Gesell. 916
1902, pag. 609, t. XXVII (absque diagnosi). — Subepidermica,
erumpens; uredosporis hyalinis brevissime stipitatis, poris germi-
naticis nullis prseditis, oblongo-piriformibus, deorsum attenuatis

v. ovoideis, 28 « 19, paraphysibus clavatis circumdatis.

Hab in foliis Asplenii septentrionalis in Lusatia sup.
Saxonite (G. Feurtch).

4. Melampsorella Kriegeriana P. Magn. Bar. II. G. B. 1901, p. 581, 917
tab. 33 (absque diagnosi). — Teleutosporis in cellulis epidermicis,
intracellularibus, hypophyllis, globoso-oblongis, 1-pluricellularibus;
uredosporis ovato-ellipsoideis, verruculosis, subcutaneo-erumpen-
tibus.

Hab. in frondibus Aspidii spinulosi, in Helvetia Sa-
xonica.

PHACOPSORA Diet. — Syll. XIV p. 289, XVI p. 270.

1. Phacopsora (?) Kraunhiae Diet. in Hedw. 1902, p. (178). Uro-
dosporis obovatis v. ellipsoideis, flavescentibus, echinulatis, 20-24 *
15-18; soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, minimis, sparsis v. con-
fertim dispositis in maculis brunneis vel atro-purpureis vel Bine
maculis, primo epidermide castanea tectis, deinde eam erumpenti-
bus, griseis (in sicco tantum?); teleutosporis valdo irregularibus,
interdum clavatis vel fusiformibus vel cylindraceis, usque 2r» ;..

918

868 Uredinacese, A.meresporse, Zaghouania.

longis, 8-13 [j-. latis, opisporio tonui incolorato, vestitis, statim
germinantibus.

Hdb. in foliis Kraunhiso floribundaB, Tokio Japonuc
(Nishida).

HYALOPSORA P. Magn. in Ber. rler D. B. G. 1901, p. 582, absque
diagnosi. (Etym. hyalos vitrum ot psora seabies). — A genere Me-
lampsorella differt, quoad uredosporas, ut Schrbteriaster a Phacopsora.

1. Hyalopsora Polypodii (Pers.) P. Magn. 1. c. — Huc ducenda est
Uredo Polypodii Pers. e. p. — Syll. VII p. 857. — In Cysto-
pteride fragili.

2. Hyalopsora Polypodii-Dryopteridis (Moug. et Nest) P. Magn. Hedw.
1902, pag. (224). — Ita nominanda Uredo Aspidiotus Peck: cfr.
Syll. VII p. 8B8 et XI p. 228, seu Hyalopsora Aspidiotus (Peck)
Magn. Bericht. Deutsch. Bot. Gesell. 1901, p. 582.

3. Hyalopsora Adianti-Capilli-Veneris (DC.) Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1903, 919
pag. 248, Uredo Polypodii 7? Adianti CapiUi-Veneris DC. in Fl.
franc. VI, p. 81 (1815). — Soris uredosporiferis hypophyllis, in
epiphyllo maculas plerumque angustas lineares efformantibus, mi-
nutis, ellipticis, secus nervos distributis, aurantiacis; uredosporis
tenuiter tunicatis globosis, subglobosis, ellipsoideis vel angulato-
ellipsoideis, punctatis, intus aurantiacis, 20-34 « 16-25, poris ger-
minationis proeditis; paraphysibus clavatis pr;esentibus; teleuto-
sporis intracellularibus, 1-vel pluricellularibus, hyalinis, 8-11 ;x.
diam., membrana tenui.

Hab. in foliis Adianti Capilli-Vener is ad ripas flumi-
nis Isonzo Istri;e (L. Gorz), Vittorio Veneto (Berenger).

ZAGHOUANIA Pat. in Bull. soc. myc, de France 1901, p. 185 et 1902,
p. 23. — Syll. XVI pag. 1120. — Sori erumpentes, subpulveru-
lenti ; pseudoperidia nulla; uredosponc i3edicellat;c, solitarise. Teleu-
tosporae (probasidia) unicellulares, ovoide;c, episporio hyalino, paullo
incrassato, pedicellatse, e quibus mox germinantibus promycelium
(protobasidium) quadricellulare semiinternum , sporidiola sessilia
gerens, oritur.

1. Zaghouania Phillyreae Pat. in Bull. Soc. Myc. de Fr. 1901, p. 185 920
et 1902, pag. 23 cum icon., Uredo Phittyrece Cooke — Syll. VII
p. 856, Mcidium Phillyreoe DC. — Syll. VII p. 847 — Ctvoma
Phillyrecc Thiim. et Bagn. — JHcidiis plerumque numerosis, dense
confertis, semiimmorsis, bullas in foliis v. plagulas in ramis effor

Uredinaceae, Amerosporae, Uredinopsis. 269

mantibus vel juvenilia tota deforniantibus; pseudoperidiis paullu-
lum introrsum mcurvis; tecidiosporis versiformibus, sphteroideis,
oblongo-piriformibus vel saepius ovoideis, 20-30 « 14-18, episporio
hyalino, alveolato-reticulato, contentu guttulis oleosis, luteo-auran-
tiacis farcto; pycnidiis lageniformibus penicillo ostiolari valde evo-
luto, hyalino, sporulis ovoideis, 4-5 « 2-3 hyalinis; soris uredo-
sporiferis hypophyllis plerumque in maculis luteis vel lutescen-
tibus fere solitariis seu gregariis, luteo-aurantiacis, primo epider-
mide tectis, demum liberis; uredosporis globosis vel ovoideis, 24-
32 « 12-16, episporio hyalino, echinulato, contentu oleoso, luteo-
aurantiaco ; teleutosporis (probasidiis) uredosporis immixtis, epi-
sporio crassiusculo, hyalino, verruculoso, oblongo-ovoideis; promy-
celio (protobasidio), sporidiola subglobosa, 12-14 \i. diam., levia,
sessilia, efformante.

Hab. pycnidia et oecidia in juvenilibus ramis foliisque, ure-
dospora? et teleutosporoe in foliis adultis Phillyreas mediae,
latifolise, angu stif ol i se in Tuuisia (Patouillard), Corsica
(P. Dumee et R. Maire), Algeria (Trabut), Britannia (Cookk .
Italia* (Bag-nis et D. Sacc), Austria (Sydow) et Germania.

UREDINOPSIS P. Magn. Syll. XI pag. 230, XIV pag. 290, XVI
p. 271. — Teste cl. Plowright in Trans. Brit. Mycol. Soc. 1898-
1899, p. 98, genus Uredinopsis Magnus cum anteriore Milesia cl.
Buchana White collidit. Cfr. Syll. VII pag. 768. Nomen Milesia
illustri Miles Josepho Berkeley est dedicatum.

1. Uredinopsis americana Syd. in Ann. Mycol. vol I, 1903, p. 325. >iji
— Soris uredosporiferis hypophyllis, minutis, plus minusve irre-
gulariter sparsis, pseudoperidio dein fisso cinctis, flavis; urerlosporis
fusiformibus, apice in mucronem brevem vel elongatum acutum
abeuntibus, 35-50« 11-16, membrana hyalina, tenui, striolato -ver-
ruculosis; soris teleutosporarum unicellularum hypophyllis, minutis,
hemispha^ricis, diu peridio inclusis; teleutosporis unicellularibus (v.
uredosporis crassius tunicatis ?) subpolyhedricis, 22-32« 15-22, pal-
lide brunneolis, subtiliter verruculosis, ad marginem in angulos
exeuntibus membrana ibique incrassata; pedicello plus minusw
longo, deciduo; teleutosporis entoparenchymaticis 2-4-cellularibus,
paucis tantum visis.

Hab. in foliis vivis Onoclete sensibilis, Weston in Mas-
sachusetts America? bor. (H. M. Noyes et A. B. Seymoub .

2. Uredinopsis Atkinsonii P. Magn. in Hedw. 1901, p. 123, tab. II, 922

270 Ure<lin:icc;i\ Viucrosporn', Hredinopsis.

fig. 1-7 (absque diagnosi). — Soris hypophyllis, subepidormicis,
psoudoperidio cinctis; urodosporis suboblongis, saepe tonuiter mu-
cronatis, subinde muticis in oodem soro, 42 » 13 (muticis 2G * 14);
teloutosporis in parencliymate nidulantibus, amphigenis, bi-quadri-
cellularibus, ellipsoideis.

Ilab. in foliis Aspidii Thelyptcridis, Cayga Lako, Ithaca,
Amer. bor. (Atkinson).

3. Uredinopsis Copelandi Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1904, pag. 30. — Soris 923
uredosporiferis hypophyllis, plus minusve sparsis, minutis, pseu-
doperidio dein fisso cinctis, diluto brunneis ; uredosporis fusifor-
mibus, apice breviter acutiusculis, rarius in mucronem elongatum
acutum abountibus, 33-44 » 10-13, mombrana hyalina, tenui, una
serie aculeorum brevium obsessis ; soris teleutosporarum unicellu-
larium hypophvllis, minutis, hemisphaaricis, diu peridio inclusis,
brunneis; teleutosporis 1 cellularibus (vel uredosporis crassius tu-
nicatis ?) plerumque polyhedricis, 19-26 » 13-20, subtiliter verrucu-
losis, ad marginem in angulos exeuntibus, ibique membrana in-
crassata hyalina ; teleutosporis entoparenchymaticis, 2-4-cellu-
laribus.

Hab. in frondibus vivis Athyrii cyclosori, Sisson Cali-
fornia3 (E. B. Copeland).

4. Uredinopsis Osmundae P. Magn. in Hedw. p. 123, t. II, f. 8-10 924
(absque diagnosi). — Soris hypophyllis majusculis, psoudoperidio

et paraphysibus cinctis; uredosporis brovius vel longius mucro-
natis vel muticis, 42 » 13 (mucronatis) ; toleutosporis 2-8 v pluri-
cellularibus, globulosis v. irregulariter ellipsoidois.

Ilab. in foliis Osmuiidie cinnamomoic, Cajuga Lake,
Ithaca, Amer. bor.

5. Uredinopsis Corchoropsitiis Diet. in Bot. Jahrb. 1903, p. 628. — 925
Soris uredosporiferis minimis, nudo oculo inconspieuis, sparsis;
pseudoperidio tenerrimo, diu clauso, paraphysibus arcuatis compo-
sito inclusis; urodosporis obovatis vel ellipsoidois, episporio inco-
lorato echinulato praeditis, sine poris, 17-23*10-17; toleutosporis

in parenchymate plantie nutricis irregulariter dispersis v. in acer-
vulos laxe congestis, subglobosis vel oblongis, plorumquo bi-vol
1-cellularibus, 12-21 ;j.. diam., opisporio levi, dilute liavescenti
indutis.

llab. in foliis Co r choro psid is crenatse, in Monte Amagi
Japoniae (Nambu).

Uredinacese, Didymosporse, Gymnosporangium. 271

Sect. 2. Didymosporic.

GYMNOSPQRANGIUM Hedw. — Syll. YII pag. 737, IX p. 314, XI
p. 205, XVI p. 314.

1. Gymnosporangium aurantiacum Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 28. — 926
Soris teleutosporiferis foliicolis, sparsis, solitariis, vix hinc inde
confluentibus, 0,7-1,5 mm. diam., pulverulento-mollibus vix gela-
tinosis, amcene aurantiacis ; teleutosporis continuis v. 1-5-septatis,
subglobosis usque oblongo-clavatis, apice plerumque rotundatis, ad
septa leniter constrictis, 25-85 v 17-26, granulis numerosissimis,
aurantiacis repletis; pedicello filiformi, hyalino, 200-350 [i. longo,

in aqua tandem valde intumescente et usque 25 \x. crasso.

Hab. in foliis vivis Libocedri decurrentis, Mt. Eddy,
Siskiyon Co., California (E. B. Copeland).

2. Gymnosporangium gracile Pat. Champ. Algero-Tunisien. in Bull. 927
Soc. Myc. de France T. XVIII, fasc. I (1902). - Soris erumpen-
tibus, parvulas columnas cylindraceas formantibus, sparsis, acutis,
ochraceo-rubris, mollibus simplicibus, raro summitate incisis, 2-4
mm. long., 1 mm. latis; teleutosporis nunc oblongato-lanceolatis,
60-80 « 12-15, utrinque attenuatis, subhyalinis, 1-septatis, subinde
2-septatis, ad septa constrictis, nunc brevioribus et latioribus, 50-

60 « 18, apice rotundatis, crassius tunicatis et brunneolis.

Hab. in ramulis Juniperi Oxycedri in montanis, Aures
AfricEe bor. — Species soris per ramulos non deformatos, ubique
effusis breviter cylindraceis gracilibus sporisque lanceolatis, saepe
bi-septatis, mox dignoscenda.

3. Gymnosporangium Nelsonii Arthur in Bull. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1901, 928
p. 665. — Soris plerumque solitariis, raro congestis, globosis, pul-
vinato-cinnamomeo-brunneis, 1-2 mm. diam. ; teleutosporis ellipti-

cis vel anguloso-ellipticis, 22-26^41-52, obtusis, ad sopta non
constrictis, utrinque constrictis; pedicello filiformi, firmo, hyalino,
30-90 [i. longo.

Hdb. in foliis Junipori scopulorum, Sargont, Laramio
Hills, Wyoming, Amer. bor.

4. Gymnosporangium Oxycedri Bres. Fungi Lusitanici in Broteria 929
1903, vol. II, p. 88. — Soris teloutosporiferis cartilagineo-gehiti-
nosis, erumpentibus, gregariis, solitariis v. raro 2-3 connatis, ver-
ticalibus, conicis vel subcylindraceis, angulatis vel compressis, apice

ut plurimum subcapitatis, ex aurantiaco fuscescentibus, 2-4 mm.

272 Uredinaceae, Didymoeporee, Puccbiia

altis, basi 1-1,5 mra. cr. ; teloutosporis aurantiucis, oblongo-sub-
ellipsoideis vel subfusiformibus, 1-scptatis, ad sopta vix constrictis,
40-45 « 18-21, rarissime 24 ;j.. ; pedicello longissimo, liyalino, :equali,
5-G [j.. cr.

llab. ad ramos Juniperi Oxycodri, in Lusitania. — Gy-
mnosporangio Sabincu proximum, a quo soris duplo minoribus et
sporis strictioribus praecipue diversum.

PUCCINIA Pers. — Syll. VII p GOO, IX p. 298, XI p. 184, XIV
p. 292, XVI p. 273. — Jackya Bub. Oest. bot. Zeitschr. 1902, p. 42
(pro Pucc. Cirsii-lanceolati Schrot. et Pucc. Cirsii-eriophori Ja<k

1. Puccinia expansa Link, Spec. pl. VI, 2, pag. 75 (1825) — Syd. 930
Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 146: cfr. Sacc. Syll. VII p. 667, n. 2313

ex parte. — Soris teleutosporiferis amphigonis, plerumque hypo-
phyllis, maculis flavescentibus v. brunneolis orbicularibus insidenti-
bus, in greges orbiculares v. rarius irregulares, '/2-3/4 cm. latos,
densissime confertis coniluentibusque, atro-brunneis; teleutosporis
ovatis vel late ellipsoideis, utrinque late rotundatis, apice papilla
minuta dilutiore instructis, medio non v. vix constrictis, levibus,
brunneis, 30-40*19-30; pedicello brevissimo, hyalino.

Hab. in foliis petiohsque vivis Adenostylis albifrontis,
alpinoe, Senecionis aquatici, S. cordati, S. Doronici, S.
subalpini, in Austria, Hungaria, Helvetia, Italia, Hollandia, Bri-
tannia; in foliis Senecionis lugentis in California (Holway).

2. Puccinia Vernoniae Schw. Syn. N. Ann. Fr. n. 2926 (1831) Syd. 93]
Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 178. — Soris teleutosporiferis plerumque
hypophyllis, maculis minutis flavescentibus vel purpureis, saepe
obsoletis insidentibus, sparsis, hinc inde confluentibus, minutis,
subrotundatis, mox nudis. pulverulentis, atro-brunnois ; uredospo-
ris plerumque immixtis globosis v. subglobosis, echinulatis, llavis
24-27 a. diam. ; toleutosporis oblongo-ellipsoideis, plerumque utrin-
que rotundatis, apice leniter incrassatis, modio non v. vix constri-
ctis, intus granulosis. brunneis, 32-44*20-25; podicello hyalino,
usque 120 ;j.. longo, sed deciduo.

llab. in foliis vivis Vernoni.r Baldwinii, fascicu latae .
110 vebor acon sis in America bor.

3. Puccinia oaxacana Diet. et Holw. Bot. Gaz. XXXI. 1901. p. 331 932
Sacc. Syll. XVI p. 1120 -nomon). - Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I.

p. 24, t. II, f. 21. — Soris teloutosporiforis bypophyllis, maculis
minutis fuscis, ]ilorumque insidentibus, sparsis minutis, compactiu-

Uredinacese, Didymosporre, Puccinia. 273

sculis, brunneis; uredosporis immixtis subglobosis, ellipsoicieis vel
ovatis, echinulatis, flavidis, 22-29^20-23; teleutosporis oblongo-
ellipsoideis v. oblongis, apice rotundatis, non vel vix incrassatis,
medio leniter constrictis, basi rotundatis vel attenuatis, levibus,
pallide brunneis, 32-50^16-25, episporio tonuissimo; pedicello
hyalino, persistenti, sporam gequante vel eam parum superante.

Hab.in foliis vivis Baccharidis hirtellse, Oaxaca Mexico
(Holway).

4. Puccinia Baccharidis-hirtell» Diet. et Holw. Bot. Gaz. XXI, 1901, 933
p. 331, Sacc. Syll. XVI pag. 1119 (nomen). — Syd. Mon. Ured.
vol. I, p. 23, t. II, f. 20. — Soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis,
maculis irregularibus minutis fuscis, plerumque insidentibus, sparsis,
minutis, compactiuscuJis, castaneo-brunneis, uredosporis immixtis
globosis, subglobosis v. ellipsoideis, echinulatis, pallide flavo-brun-
neis, 20-27^18-25; teleutosporis ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis,
apice non vel lenissime incrassatis, medio lenitcr constrictis, sub-
tiliter punctatis, dilute brunneis, 32-46^20-30; pedicello hyalino,
tenui, usque 50 fj.. longo, fragili.

Hab. in foliis vivis Baccharidis hirtellae, Amecameca,
Mexico (Holway).

5. Puccinia Baccharidis-multiflorse Diet. et Holw. Bot. Gaz. XXXI, 934
1901, p. 331, Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, pag. 24, t. II, fig. 22. —
Soris uredosporiferis plerumque hypophyllis, sine maculis, sparsis,
minutis, dilute castaneis; uredosporis ellipsoideis vel ovatis, echi-
nulatis, flavo-brunneis, apice cucullato-incrassatis, usque 7 ;a. cr.,
30-42 « 22-28 ; soris teleutosporiferis conformibus, pulvcrulento-
compactiusculis, atro-brunneis ; teleutosporis oblongis, apice rotun-
datis vel conico-attenuatis, valde incrassatis, usque 10 [j.., medio
leniter constrictis, basi rotundatis vel siepius attenuatis, levibus,
flavo-brunneis, 38-60 «21-30; pedicello hyalino, fragili, usque 00

[j.. longo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Baccharidis multiflornc, Amecameca,

Mexico (Holway).

6. Puccinia caeomatiformis Lagh. in Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 24, 935
t. II, f. 24. — Soris teleutosporiferis amphigonis, maculis orbicu-
laribus v. irregularibus brunneis, ca. 2-3 mm. latis, subinde con-
fluentibus, insidentibus, plerumquo sparsis vol hinc inde paucis
aggregatis, rotundatis v. irregularibus, verruciformibus, majuscu-

lis ca. 1-2,5 mm. diam., compactis, c;comatiformibus, pallidia; te-
leutosporis clavatis, apice rotundatis v. truncatis, inorassatis usquo

18

271 Uredinacese, Didymosporae, Puccinia.

8 jj.., medio constrictis, deorsum attonuatis, lovibus ilavidis, 70-
135 * 25-40; pedicello hyalino, apice valdo iniiato ot usque 28 \)..
lato, deorsum sonsim atteuuato, longissimo, usquo 140 jj.. lougo,
persistenti.

Ildb. in foliis vivis Baccliaridis spoc. pr. Quito iEquatori;r
(Lagerheim).

7. Puccinia subglobosa Diet. et Holw. in Bot. Gaz. XXXI, 1901, 936
p. 332. — Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 181, t. X, f. 158. — Soris uredo-
sporiforis ampliigenis, plerumque hypophyllis, maculis indotormi-
natis, pallescentibus insidentibus, sparsis, minutissimis. punctifor-
mibus, pulverulentis, castanoo-brunneis ; uredosporis globosis, el-
lipsoideis vel ovatis, echinulatis, flavo-brunneis, 18-25^10-22;
soris teleutosporiferis conformibus, atris; teleutosporis late ellipsoi-
deis, interdum subglobosis, utrinque rotundatis, apice non v. vix
lenissime incrassatis, medio non v. vix constrictis, levibus, obscure
castaneo-brunneis , subopacis, 28-40*24-30; pedicello hyalino,
sursum leniter incrassato, interdum obliquo, usque 55 [j.. longo,
subpersistenti.

Hab. in foliis vivis Viguieras Palmeri, Mexico (Holway).

8. Puccinia punctoidea Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, pag. 182, tab. XI, 937
fig. 159. — Soris teleutosporiferis plerumque epiphyllis, sino ma-
culis, sparsis, punctiformibus, minutis, ca. 500-650 jj.. diam., pul-
verulentis, atris; teleutosporis ellipsoideis v. ellipsoidoo-oblougis,
utrinque rotundatis, apice non incrassatis, medio plerumquo loniter
constrictis, levibus, brunneis, 35-46 * 18-25; pedicello hyalino, brevi,
deciduo.

Ilab. in foliis vivis Viguieroe Pringlii pr. Zapotlan, Me-
xico (Pringle).

9. Puccinia nanomitra Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 182, t. XI, f. 160. 938
— Soris teleutosporiforis amphigenis, prnesertim opiphyllis, sino
maculis, sparsis, minutissimis, punctiformibus, pulverulontis, atris;
teleutosporis late ellipsoidois, utrinque rotundatis, apico papillula
humili dilutiore auctis, modio non constrictis, vorruculosis, atro-
brunneis, opacis, 32-42 « 25-32, episporio ca. 3 [i. crasso ; pedicello
hyalino, crasso, licxuoso, persistenti, usque 80 jjl. lougo.

Ilab. in foliis vivis Viguior;e dentataj, Oaxaca, Mcxico
(Holway).

10. Puccinia inopinata Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, pag. 183, tab. XI, (.w
f. 101. — Soris tcloutosporiforis hypojihyllis, sine maculis, sparsis,
minutis, ca. 500 [j.. diam., compactis, atro-brunnois ; toleutosporis

Uredinacese, Didymospora?, Puccinia. 275

oblongis vel oblongo-clavatis, apice rotundatis, valde incrassatis,
8-14 \x., medio pierumque leniter constrictis, basi rotundatis vel
attenuatis, levibus, dilute brunneis, apice pallidioribus, 32-54 *
16-27 ; pedicello hyalino, persistenti, crassiusculo, usque 70 |t.
longo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Viguierne stenophylhe var. discoi-
dese, Cordoba, Argentina (Lorentz).

11. Puccinia Ximenesiae Long in Bull. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1902, p. 114, 940
t. 5. — Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 173. — Soris teleutosporiferis
amphigenis, sine maculis, sparsis, rotundatis, ca. '/,-1 mm. diam.,
subpulverulentis, atris; uredosporis immixtis globosis, subglobosis

v. ellipsoideis, echinulatis, flavo-brunneis, 24-32*20-27; teleuto-
sporis late ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis, apice papilla lata hu-
mili instructis, medio non vel vix constrictis, levibus, atro-casta-
neis, opacis, 30-44 « 25-32; pedicello subhyalino, crasso, persistenti,
sporam subsequante.

Hab. in foliis Verbesinte (Ximenesiae) encelioidis,
Austin, Texas Americae bor. (Long, W. L. Bray).

12. Puccinia affinis Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 174, t. X, fig. 151. '.»11
— Soris teleutosporiferis amphigenis, sine maculis, sparsis v. ag-
gregatis, in epiphyllo soepe perfecte annulatim dispositis, interdum
confmentibus, minutis v. mediocribus, '/2-3 mm. diam., primitus
epidermide tectis, pulverulentis, atris; uredosporis immixtis glo-
bosis, subglobosis v. ellipsoideis, echinulatis, flavo-brunneis, 20-27

[j.. diam.; teleutosporis globosis, subglobosis vel late ellipsoideis,
utrinque rotundatis, apice papilla dilutiore plana instructis, medio
non constrictis, levibus, atro-brunneis, 32-4G * 27-36 ; pedicello
hyalino, flexuoso, crasso, persistenti, usque 110 ;j.. longo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Verbesinae trilobatae, Oaxaca, Mexico
(Holway).

13. Puccinia cognata Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 172, t. X, f. 149, 942
Puccinia similis Long in Bull. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1902, p. 114, f. 4
nec Ellis et Ev. — iEcidiis hypophyllis, irrgulariter sparsis, albis,
margine lacerato ; secidiosporis globosis, subglobosis v. ovatis, ver-
ruculosis, pallide ilavis, 27-30^20-27; soris uredosporiferis hypo-
phyllis, maculis nullis v. obsoletis brunneolis insidontibus, sparsis,
interdum aggregatis, minutis, punctiformibus, pulverulontis, brun-
neis; uredosporis globosis, subglobosis v. ellipsoideis, echinulatis,
flavo-brunneis, 21-27 \i. diam. v. 24-30*21-24; soris teleutospo-
riferis conformibus, atro-brunnois vel atris; teloutosporis ellipsoi-

'J7ti i redinaceee, Didymosporse, Puccinia.

deo-oblongis, apice rotundatis, incrassatis, usque 8 (j.., medio leniter
constrictis, basi rotundatis, rarius leniter incrassatis, levibus, brun-
neis, 40-48 »22-27; pedicollo subhyalino, sporam sequante.

Ildb. in foliis vivis Vorbosinre virginica:, Austin, Texas
Americae bor. (Long).

14. Puccinia ferox Diet. et Holw. Bot. Gaz. XXXI, 1901, p. 333 — 943
Syd. Mon. Ured. p. 174, t. X, f. 152. — Soris teloutosporifcris
amphigenis, folia incrassata et deformata reddentibus et ssepe ex
toto obtegontibus, pulverulontis, irregularibus, magnis, confluen-
tibus, brunuois; teleutosporis ollipsoidois vel oblongo-ellipsoideis,
utrinque rotundatis, apice non incrassatis, medio valdo constrictis,
subtiliter verruculosis, pallido brunneolis, 34-48 «18-26; podicello
hyalino, brevi.

llab. in foliis vivis Verbosina> di vor sifoliaj, Oaxaca,
Mexico (Holway).

15. Puccinia minutula Peck in 25 Rep. of New York State Mus. dii
p. 117. — Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 152. — Soris teleutospori-
feris hypophyllis, maculis suborbicularibus subindo confluentibus,
flavis, centro sa>po brunneis v. purpurois insidontibus, aggregatis,
confertis, minutis, atro-brunneis v. atris ; teleutosporis oblongis,
apice plerumque obtuse acuminatis, modio leniter constrictis, 40-
58^16-18; pedicello colorato, sporam a>quante.

Hab. in foliis vivis S o 1 i d a g i n i s altissimae, Catskil 1 moun-
tains America: bor.

16. Puccinia glomerata Grev. in Berk. Engl. Flora V, p. 365 (1837; 945
— Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 148, t. VIII, f. 125. — Soris te-
leutosporiferis amphigonis, maculis orbicularibus brunnois insiden-
tibus, in greges rotundatos v. oblongos plerumque totam maoulam
occupantes, 3-6 mm. latos dense gregariis confluontibusque, saepe
circinatim dispositis, epidermide diutius tectis, tandem subpulve-
rulentis, brunneis; teleutosporis ovato-oblongis v. oblongis, apice
papilla minutissima dilutioro instructis, medio non v. vix constri-
ctis, basi rotundatis v lenitor attenuatis, levibus diluto brunneis,
30-45 « 16-24; pedicello hyalino, brovissimo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Senecionis Jacobaeaj in Bolgio, Bri-
tannia.

17. Puccinia recedens Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, pag. 146, tab. VIII, .,„;
f. 124. — Soris toloutosporiforis hypophyllis, maculis aridis orbi-
cularibus v. irregularibua dcmum omortuis obscure bruuneis doin

utro atris purpureo-marginatis insidontibus, in quaque macula

Uredinacese, Didymosporse, Puccinia. 2T7

sparsis vel paucis aggregatis, minutis, punctiformibus, compactis,
obscure brunneis; teleutosporis clavulatis, apice rotundatis, incras-
satis, 2,5-4 u,., medio valde constrictis, basi semper attenuatis, le-
vibus, pallide navidis, subinde subhyalinis, 30-40 « 12-16; pedicello
hyalino, persistenti, usque 18 u,. longo ; mesosporis paucis, 24-30
* 12-18.

Hab. in foliis Senecionis spec. Ann Arbor, Michigan
Americie bor. (Holway).

18. Puccinia Senecionis Lib. Crypt. Ard. exs. n. 92. — Syd. Mon. 947
Ured. vol. I, pag. 143. — iEcidiis hypophyllis, maculis flavescen-
tibus vel brunneolis insidentibus, solitariis vel in greges minutos
sine ordine dispositis, explanatis, albidis, margine irregulariter laci-
niato; recidiosporis globoso-angulatis, hyalino-fiavescentibus, pun-
ctatis 15-20 \i. diam. ; soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, paucis in
greges minutos sine ordine dispositis, minutis, punctiformibus, epi-
dermide medio perforata tectis, atro-brunneis ; teleutosporis ovatis

v. late ellipsoideis, utrinque late rotundatis, apice non incrassatis,
ssepe papilla minuta pallida instructis, medio non v. lenissime con-
strictis, levibus, brunneis, 24-30 * 18-21 ; pedicello brevissimo v.
subnullo, hyalino. — Cfr. Syll. VII, p. 667, n. 2313 ex p.

Hab in foliis vivis Senecionis Fuchsii, nemoronsis,
saracenici, in G-ermania, Austria, Helvetia et Gallia.

19. Puccinia tasmanica Dietel in Ann. Mycol. 1903, pag. 535. — 948
iEcidiis laxe gregariis, cupuliformibus, margine irrcgulariter lace-
rato donatis; ;ecidiosporis globoso-polyhedricis, 13-17 \l. diam., sub-
tilissime verruculosis ; soris teleutosporiferis aecidiis immixtis, atris,
pulvinatis, confluentibus, epidermide fissa vel integra diu velatis;
teleutosporis clavatis vel oblongis, apice rotundatis, truncatis vel
conoideis, basi attenuatis, medio modice constrictis, 35-53 « 18-25,
episporio levi, apice usque 10 [x. incrassato castaneo, infra dilu-
tiore donatis, pedicello firmo, superne flavescenti suffultis ; adsunt
etiam teleutosporaj uniloculares.

Hab. in caulibus foliisque Senocionis vulgaris, IV, 1895,
in Tasmania.

20. Puccinia Millefolii Fuck. Symb. myc. pag. 55, Syd. Mon. Ured. 949
I, p. 2, tab. 1, fig. 2. — Cfr. Sacc. Syll. VII, p. 687, n. 2370 ex p.

— Soris teleutosporiferis amphigenis, maculis pallidis v. vix di-
stinctis, minutis, rotundatis sed sajpe irregularibus, plerumque spar-
sis, compactis, obscure brunneis; teleutosporis oblongo-clavatis v.
clavatis, apice rotundatis v. leniter acutiusculis, incrassatis 4-8 <j..,

2W Uroiliiincen', Didvinosporae, Pucclnia.

medio constrietis, basi rotundatis vel sa?pius attenuatis, levibus,
pallide brunneolis, 36-50« 13-19; pedicollo apice flavidulo, crasso,
persistenti, circa 40 jx. longo; mososporis subinde paucis immixtis.
Ilab. in foliis vivis Achilleoe Millefolii, A. setace.r,
in Germania, Hungaria, Italia, Britannia, BrJgio, Hollandia.

21. Puccinia Ptarmicae Karst. Myc. Fonn. IV, p. 41. — Syd. Mon. 950
Ured. vol. I, p. 3. — Cfr. Sacc. Syll. VII, p. 687, n. 2370 ex p. —
Soris teleutosporiferis amphigenis, plerumque autom hypophyllis,
maculis flavis v. flavo-brunneis usque 5 mm. longis insidontibus,
minutis, punctiformibus, sed semper dense aggregatis ot ssepe
omnino confiuentibus et tunc 1-3 mm. v. ultra longis, compactis,
obscure brunneis; teloutosporis clavatis, apice rotundatis, valdo
incrassatis 5-10 [J.., medio constrictis, deorsum attenuatis, levibus,
pallide brunneis, 36-54^17-24; pedicello apice leniter brunneolo,
crasso, 'persistenti, circ. 40 jx. longo; mesosporis obovatis v. piri-
formibus interdum immixtis, 32-38 v 16-22. .

Ilab. in foliis Achillese Ptarmicae, cartilagine<'o, in
Germania, Belgio, Suecia, Fennia, Rossia.

22. Puccinia Pyrethri Eabh. in Herb. myc. n. 1990, Syd. Mon. Urod. 951
vol. I, p. 45. — Soris uredosporiferis plerumque hypophyllis, ma-
culis nullis, sparsis, minutis, non confluentibus, rotundatis v. ra-
rius oblongis, pulverulontis, pallide brunneis ; uredosporis globo-
sis, subglobosis v. ellipsoideis, echinulatis, flavo-brunneis 20-32 »
16-24; soris teleutosporiferis amphigenis, plerumque hypophyllis,
interdum caulicolis, sine maculis, sparsis v. in caule confluentibus,
minutis v. mediocribus, mox nudis, rotundatis, compactiusculis,
atro-brunneis v. atris; teleutosporis ellipsoideis vel oblongo-elli-
psoideis, utrinque rotundatis apice incrassatis, usquo 6 jj.., medio
non vel vix constrictis, sublevibus vel subtiliter, prsecipue ad api-
cem, verruculosis, castaneo-brunneis, 38-54 * 24-32; pedicello hya-
lino, crasso, persistonti, usque 110 jx. longo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Chrysanthemi (Pyrethri) corym-
bosi, C. partheni fol ii in Germania, Austria, Hungaria, Italia,
Rossia, Romania, etChrys. sinensis in Japonia.

23. Puccinia seriata Syd. Mon. Urod. vol. I, p. 162, tab IX, f. 142. 952
— Soris teloutosporiforis amphigenis v. ssepissime caulicolis, sine
maculis, sparsis, aggregatis v. prsosertim in caule longe seriatis,
rotundatis, discoidois, ca. 1 mm. diam., compactiusculis, in caule
sa?pe omnino confluentibus et seriem angustam plus minusve elon-
gatam offormantibus, atris; teloutosporis oblongis, utrinquo rotun-

Uredinacese, Didymospora?, Puccinia. 279

datis, apice incrassatis, usque 6 [i., medio constrictis, subtiliter,
proecipue ad apicem, verruculosis, brunneis 37-54 « 18-25; pedicello
hyalino, persistenti, usque 70 jj.. longo.

Hab. in foliis, petiolis caulibusque Tanaceti spec. in Kurdi-
stania (Haussknecht).

24. Puccinia Anthemidis Syd. Mon. Ured. Vol. I, pag. 7 (1902). — 953
Soris teleutosporiferis amphigenis vel caulicolis, sparsis, minutis,
rotundatis v. irregularibus, compactis, atro-brunneis ; teleutosporis
oblongo-clavatis, apice rotundatis usque 6 ;j.. incrassatis vel coni-
co-attenuatis et magis incrassatis, usque 10 jjl., medio constrictis,
basi attenuatis, levibus, flavo-brunneolis, 32-54 »15-22; pedicello
hyalino, crasso persistenti, sporam sequante.

Hab. in foliis caulibusque vivis Anthemidis altissimsB
Lattes, Herault Gallice (Lagerheim).

25. Puccinia Asteris-alpini Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p, 18. — Soris 954
teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, maculis minutis orbicularibus 1-2
mm. diam., flavidis v. brunneolis insidentibus, sparsis v. hinc inde
aggregatis, non confluentibus, mediocribus 1-2 mm. diam., orbicu-
laribus, diu epidermide nitida plumbea tectis, compactis, atris;
teleutosporis oblongis v. oblongo-clavatis, apice rotundatis, valde
incrassatis, usque 11 jj.., medio constrictis, basi plerumque rotun-
datis, levibus, dilute brunneis, apice obscurioribus 40-54*19-25;
pedicello hyalino, apice brunneolo, crasso, persistenti, usque GO ;j..
longo; mesosporis paucis 40^16.

Hab. in foliis vivis Asteris alpini in Holvotia (Morthier).

26. Puccinia artemisiicola Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, pag. 14, tab. I, 955
f. 11. — Soris teleutosporiferis amphigenis v. caulicolis, subindo ma-
culis minutis flavis insidentibus, sparsis v. aggregatis confluonti-
busque, minutis, rotundatis v. irregularibus, epidermide fissa s:cpe
cinctis, pulvinatis, atro-brunneis ; teleutosporis clavatis, apice ple-
rumque rotunclatis, raro acutiusculis, valde incrassatis, usquo 1 1

[j.., medio constrictis, basim versus attenuatis, levibus, pallido fu-
scis, loculo inferiore pallidiore 14-19 \x. lato, superiore 19-27 ;j..
lato, totis 40-60 ^. long., rarius usque 70 [*.. longis; pedicello hya
lino v. apice flavidulo, crasso, persistenti usquo 70 a. longo.

Hab. in foliis caulibusque vivis Artemisiso campostris,
A. austriacae in Germania, Austria, Hungaria, Rossia.

27. Puccinia artemisiella Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, pag. 14, tab. 1, 956
fig. 12. — Soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, raro paucis otiam
epiphyllis, maculis vix clistinctis, irrogularitor sparsis, rotundatis

280 rredinaccse, Didymospofse, t*uccinia.

v. irregularibus, minutis vel mediocribus, vix confluentibus, to-
mento folii siepe obtectis, pulvinatis, atris; teleutosporis ellipsoi-
deo-oblongis, oblongis v. oblongo-clavulatis, apice plerumque ro-
tundatis, incrassatis 4-8 ;j.., medio constrictis, basi attenuatis vel
rotundatis, levibus, dilute castaneis 35-49*14-21; pedicello hya-
lino, apice leniter brunneolo, crasso, persistonti, usque 70 ;j.. longo ;
mesosporis paucis circa 38 * 18.

Hab. in foliis vivis Artemisise vulgaris prope Berolinum
Germanise (Sydow).

28. Puccinia ferruginosa Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 13, t. 1, f. 10 953
(1902). — Soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, maculis minutis or-
bicularibus brunneis v. flavo-brunneis insidentibus, minutis, pun-
ctiformibus, in greges minutos laxe vel densiusculc aggregatis, vix
omnino confluentibus interdum etiam solitariis, in tomento folii
nidulantibus, pulvinatis, obscure ferrugineis ; teleutosporis oblongis

v. clavatis, apice plerumque rotundatis, valde incrassatis, 5-8 ;j.
diam., medio constrictis, basi attenuatis, levibus, pallide flavis 35-
46, rarius usque 54*14-19; pedicello hyalino, crasso, persistenti,
usque 50 \i. longo ; mesosporis paucis 35- * 14.

Hab. in foliis vivis Artemisiae vulgaris var. japonicae,
Tokyo Japonise (Shirai).

29. Puccinia Calendulae Mc. Alp. Proc. Linn. Soc. N. S. Wales 1903, 958
p. 558. — iEcidiis luteo-aurantiacis, congestis ssepe circinantibus
320-360 \>.. diam.; pseudoperidiis margine reflexis; cellulis peridii
polygonalibus, margine striatis 21-24 ;j.. diam.; cecidiosporis irre-
gularibus, subglobosis vel polygonalibus minutissime echinulatis
pallide aurantiacis, 14-17^11-12; soris teleutosporiferis nigris,
erumpentibus, immersis, Scepe confluentibus ; teleutosporis lutco-
brunneis, clavatis, ad septum constrictis, apice conicis rotundatis
vel acutis episporio levi donatis, 36-52 * 19-23 ; pedicello hyalino,
persistenti 28-37*7-8, apice usque 10 ;j.. lato; mesosporis teleu-
tosporse concoloribus, ellipsoideis vel piriformibus, apice conicis,
30-42 * 21-23.

Hab. amphigena in foliis Calenduhc officinalis, Armadale
et Killara, in Victoria, Australiae.

30. Puccinia conyzella Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 62, tab. IV, f. 51. 969
— Soris teloutosporiferis hypophyllis, sparsis, plerumque solita-
riis, majusculis, 2-3 mm. diam., rotundatis, compactis, obscure
brunneis; teleutosporis clavatis, apice rotundatis, truncatis v. acu-
tiusculis, valdo incrassatis, usquo 14 ;j.., modio constrictis, basi at-

Uredinaceoe, Didymosporre, Puccinia. 281

tenuatis, levibus, pallide flavo-brunneolis, 38-60^14-21; pedicello

hyalino v. apice. flavidulo, crasso, persistenti, usque 45 ji. longo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Conyzse myriocephalae pr. Santiago

Chile (Neger).

31. Puccinia confluens Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 81, t. V, f. 68.— 960
Soris teleutosporiferis plerumque hypophyllis, maculis irregulari-
bus brunneis insidentibus, minutis v. mediocribus sed plerumque
aggregatis et omnino confluentibus et tunc pustulas irregulares
crassas usque 8 mm. longas efformantibus, epidermide fissa cin-
ctis, pulvinatis, atris; teleutosporis ellipsoideis v. oblongis, utrin-
que rotundatis, apice incrassatis, usque 8 jx., medio constrictis,
levibus, intus granulosis, brunneis, 36-50 * 18-27; pedicello hyalino,
persistenti, stepe flexuoso, usque 110 jx. longo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Erigerontis macranthi in Colorado
Americse bor. (Bartholomew).

32. Puccinia inanipes Diet. et Holw., Bot. Gaz. XXXI, 1901, p. 332 ',,;1
et p. 422. — Sacc. Syll. XVI p. 119 (nomen). — Syd. Mon. Ured.
vol. I, p. 83, tab. V, fig. 70. — Soris uredosporiferis amphigenis,
plerumque epiphyllis, sine maculis, sparsis, minutis, pulverulentis,
brunneis; uredosporis subglobosis vel ellipsoideis, echinulatis, di-
lute brunneis, 20-28^16-24; soris teleutosporiferis conformibus,
atris; teleutosporis late ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis, s?epe pa-
pillula humillima lata instructis, medio non v. vix constrictis, le-
vibus, obscure castaneo-brunneis, subopacis 32-42*27-34; pedi-
cello hyalino, crasso, persistenti, usque 75 \x. longo, 14 \x. lato, cavo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Eupatorii brevipedis, Oaxaca, Moxuo
(Holwat).

33. Puccinia Espinosarum Diet. et Holw. Bot. Gaz. XXXI, 1901. 962
p. 332. — Sacc. Syll. XVI, p. 1119 (nomen). -- Syd. Mon. Ured.
vol. I, p. 83. — Soris uredosporiferis amphigenis, maculis pallidis
ssepe insidentibus, sparsis, minutis v. mediocribus, pulverulontis,
brunneis; uredosporis ellipsoideis v. ovatis, echinulatis, flavo-brun-
neis 30-36^20-24; soris teleutosporiferis conformibus, atris; te-
leutosporis late ellipsoideis, utrinquo rotundatis. apice s;epe papil-
lula lata humili instructis, medio leniter constrictis, levibus, ob-
scure castaneo-brunneis, subopacis, 38-50 « 30-36, episporio cras-
siusculo; pedicello hyalino persistenti, usque 125 »i. longo, 12 ;j..
crasso, basi cavo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Eupatorii Espinosarum, Oaxaca,
Mexico (Holway).

282 TJredinneoii', Didyniosponn, Puccinia.

34. Puccinia Madiae Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 121, tab. VI, f. 100. 963

— Soris teleutosporiforis amphigenis, sparsis, sine maculis, rotun-
datis, minutis, ca. 1 mm. diam., compactis, atris ; urodosporis glo-
bosis v. subglobosis, subtiliter verruculosis, flavis 25-28 |j.. diam. ;
teleutosporis oblongis v. clavatis, apico rotundatis et incrassatis,
medio lenitor constrictis, basi attenuatis, levibus, pallide brunneis,
35-68*13-26; podicollo hyalino, crasso, persistenti, usque 60 |j..
longo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Madioe sativae, M. viscosac in Ohilo.

35. Puccinia Zinniae Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 188, t. XI, f. 167. — wa
Soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, maculis irrogularibus usque 1
cm. latis, medio brunneis flavo-marginatis insidentibus, minutis,
punctiformibus, dense aggregatis, sed plorumque non confiuenti-
bus, pulvinatis, griseo-atris; teleutosporis oblongis v. oblongo-cla-
vatis, apice rotundatis, incrassatis, usque 6 \x., medio valdo con-
strictis, basi plerumque rotundatis, levibus, pallide flavo-brunneis,
40-62*14-24, loculis facile secedentibus ; pedicello concolori, per-
sistenti, usque 70 u.. longo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Zinniae tenuiflorae, Chapala Mexico
(Holway).

36. Puccinia Actinomeridis P. Magn. in Ber. Deutsch. Bot. Ges. 1901, 965
p. 295, t. XIII, f. 19-22. — Sacc. Syll. XVI, p. 1120 (nomen).

— Soris teleutosporiferis plorumque hypophyllis, sparsis v. hinc
inde confluentibus, minutis v. mediocribus, pulverulentis, atris;
urcdosporis immixtis globulosis, subglobosis vel late ellipsoideis,
subtiliter echinulatis, flavo-brunneis 21-25 «18-23; teleutosporis
ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis, apice leniter papillato incrassatis,
usque 5 |jl., medio non v. parum constrictis, punctatis, castaneo-
brunneis 32-40*21-27; pedicello hyalino, apice leniter brunneolo,
subporsistenti, usque 70 jj.. longo.

Hab. in foliis Actinomeridis squarrosse, Potomac River,
Washington Americ:c bor.

37. Puccinia corsica R. Maire in Bull Soc bot. de France 1901, 966
tom. I, p. 214, tab. 13, fig. 6. — Soris urodosporiferis plorumque
hypophyllis, in maculis flavis plerumquo orbiculatim dispositis,
cinnamomeo-brunneis, mox nudis, minutis; urodosporis globosis v.
ovoideis 25-29*18-24, episporio brunnoo, subtiliter aculeolato,
duobus poris praxlito; soris toloutosporiforis minutissimis atris,
diu toctis, intor soros urodosporiforos ovolutis vel in maculis pro-
priis irrogulariter congrogatis; teloutosporis ovoideis vol ollipsoi-

Uredinacese, Didymosporse, Puccinia. 283

deis 28-39 * 18-26, liaud constrictis, episporio crassiusculo sequali,
brunneo, subtilissime punctulato vel sublevi, utraque cellula poro
varie posito praedita, pedicello hyalino brevissimo; pycnidiis aeci-
diisque nullis.

Hab. in foliis vivis Aronici corsici prope Ghisoni et Vi-
vario et in silvis Aitone CorsicaB.

38. Puccinia Doronici Niessl in Beitr. zur Kenntniss der Pilze p. 9. W>1
Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 75, tab. IV, fig. 60. — Soris teleu-
tosporiferis hypophyllis, maculis orbicularibus v. irregularibus iia-
vis usque 1 cm. diam. insidentibus, minutis, punctiformibus, in
greges rotundatos v. irregulares usque 3/4 cm. latos aggregatis.
pulvinatis, compactis, atris; teleutosporis clavatis v. oblongo-cla-
vatis, apice rotundatis v. truncatis, valde incrassatis, usque 11 ;j..,
medio constrictis, basi attenuatis, levibus, dilute brunneis, apice
pallidioribus, 38-54^16-24; pedicello hyalino v. hyalino-navidulo,
crasso persistenti, usque 55 \x. longo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Doronici austriaci in Austria.

39. Puccinia doronicella Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 74, t. IV, f. 59. 968
— Soris uredosporiferis amphigenis, maculis nullis vel obsoletis
insidentibus, sparsis, minutis, pulverulentis, flavo-brunneolis; ure-
dosporis globosis v. subglobosis, echinulatis, flavis 24-28 ;x. diam.;
soris teleutosporiferis amphigenis, sparsis, minutissimis, punctifor-
mibus, pulverulentis, atro-brunneis ; teleutosporis ellipsoideis vel
ovato-ellipsoideis, apice rotundatis, non incrassatis, medio plerum-
que non constrictis, basi plerumque rotundatis, rarius leniter at-
tenuatis, subtilissime verruculosis, brunneis 26-38 « 16-22, epispo-
rio tenui ; pedicello hyalino, brevi, deciduo.

Hab. in foliis caulibusque vivis Doronici austriaci prope
Laibach Carniolse (Voss).

40. Puccinia Galactitis Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 86, t. V, f. 75. 969
Soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, maculis orbicularibus 1-3 mm.
latis, purpureo-brunneis depressis insidentibus, sparsis, interdum
paucis aggregatis, rotundatis 1-1,5 mm. diam , firmis, compactis,
tectis, griseo-brunneis ; teleutosporis oblongis v. oblongo-clavatis,
apice rotundatis v. acutiusculis, incrassatis, usque 8 [A., medio lo-
niter constrictis, basi plerumque attenuatis, levibus, flavo-brunnois
36-46^16-19; pedicello hyalino crasso, persistonti, usque 55 ;)..
longo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Galactitis tomentosse pr. Ooimbra
Lusitani;o (Moller).

•J^l Uredinacefr Didymosporffi, Puccinia.

41. Puccinia Galatellae Syd. Mon. Urcd. vol. I, p/ 86, t. V, f. 70.— 9*0
Soris teleutosporiferis foliicolis v. caulicolis, sparsis v. aggregatis,
confiuentibus et usque 5 mm. longis, striiformibus, epidermide
fissa cinctis, compactis, atro-brunnois; teleutosporis clavatis, apice
rotundatis v. leniter acutiusculis, valde incrassatis, usquo 14 jj..,
medio constrictis, basi attenuatis, levibus, pallidissime brunneolis
32-58 »16-20; pedicello hyalino, crasso, persistenti usque 60 jj..
longo.

Hab. in foliis caulibusque vivis G-alatelhe punctat;v, Mar-
seille Gallke (Riedel).

42. Puccinia Otopappi Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 129. — Soris te- 97]
leutosporiferis epiphyllis, rarius paucis hypophyllis, sine maculis,
sparsis v. ad nervos interdum confluentibus 0,5-1 mm. diam.,
pulverulentis, atris; uredosporis immixtis globosis, subglobosis v.
late ellipsoideis, echinulatis, dilute-brunneis, 24-30^21-27; teleu-
tosporis late ellipsoideis, utrinquo rotundatis, apice papillula hu-
millima concolori vel leniter dilutiori instructis, medio non con-
strictis, levibus, atro-brunneis, opacis, 38-46 » 27-32 ; pedicello hya-
lino persistenti, crassiusculo, sporam subsequante.

Ilab. in foliis vivis Otopappi al ternifolii, San Jose Pass,
Limestone Hills, Mexico (Pringle).

43. Puccinia Marianae Syd. in Hedw. 1901, pag. 127 et Mon. Ured. 972
vol. I, p. 48, tab. III, fig. 42. — Soris teleutosporiferis amphi-
genis, maculis indeterminatis irregularibus flavis v. obsoletis insi-
dentibus, sparsis vel irregulariter aggregatis et interdum paucis
confluentibus, minutis, rotundatis, compactiusculis, atris ; teleuto-
sporis plerumque oblongis v. oblongo-clavulatis, interdum ellipsoi-
deis, apice rotundatis v. raro leniter acutiusculis, leniter incrassatis,
usque 8 \x., medio leniter constrictis, basi rotundatis v. rarius at-
tenuatis, levibus, brunneis 40-66^19-27, episporio 4 u.. crasso ;
pedicello subhyalino, apice flavo-brunneolo, crasso, persistenti re-
cto vel flexuoso, usque 150 a. longo : mesosporis interdum paucis
immixtis.

Hab. in foliis vivis Chrysopsidis Marianse, Sanibel Island
Florida (S. M. Tracy).

44. Puccinia Batesiana Arth. in Bull. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1901, p. 661, 973
Syd. Mon. Urod. vol. I, p. 94. — /Eeidiis hypophyllis, in greg<>
minutos dispositis, longiusculis ; necidiosporis subglobosis, verrucu-
losis, pallidis 18-26 [j.. diam. ; soris teleutosporiferis plerumque hy-
pophyllis, maculis minutis 2-3 rnm. diam.. rotundatis v. irregula-

Credinace?e, Didymosporse, Puccinia. 285

ribus brunneis insidentibus, in greges minutos dispositis, compactis,
pulvinatis, atris; 'teleutosporis oblongis v. oblongo-clavatis, apice
rotundatis v. ssepe attenuatis, valde incrassatis, usque 12 ;j.., medio
non v. parum constrictis, basi attenaatis, levibus, dilute brunneis
40-62*12-18; pedicello flavido, 10-25 <j.. longo.

Hab. in foliis vivis HeliOpsidis scabrae in Jowa et Ne-
braska Americse bor.

45. Puccinia Rhapontici Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 139, tab. VIII, viti
f. 120. — Soris teleutosporiferis amphigenis, sino maculis, sparsis
minutis, rotundatis, non confluentibus, diutius epidermide cinerea
tectis, demum nudis, pulverulentis, atro-brunneis ; teleutosporis
subglobosis, late ellipsoideis v. rarius oblongo-ellipsoideis, utrin-
que rotundatis, apice non incrassatis, medio non v. raro parum
constrictis, subtiliter verruculosis, obscure castaneo-brunneis, ■ 24-

35 (j.. diam. vel rarius usque 35-46 \x. longis, 20-24 ;j.. latis, epi-
sporio 3 ;x. crasso; pedicello hyalino, brevissimo.

Hab. in foliis vivis E-hapontici pusilli in regionibus sub-
alpinis jugi Sanin Libani (Bornmuller).

46. Puccinia obducens Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 38, t. III, f. 36. 117:»
— Soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, omnino confluentibus et
crusta crassiuscula totam folii superficiem obducentibus, pulveru-
lentis, obscure brunneis; uredosporis immixtis, perpaucis tantum
visis, globosis vel subglobosis, ca. 22 ;j.. diain., flavo-brunnoolis ;
teleutosporis ellipsoideis v. oblongis, utrinque rotundatis, apice non
incrassatis, medio constrictis, verrucosis, castaneo-brunneis, 32 -
46*19-28; pedicello hyalino, brevissimo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Centaurese ruthenicae, fluv. Serav-
schan super. Turkestani;:e (Komarow).

47. Puccinia pencana Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 41, t. III, f. 37. — ,,:i;
Soris uredosporiferis amphigenis, sine maculis, sparsis, solitariis,
minutis vel mediocribus, pulverulentis, cinnamomeis; uredosporis
globosis v. subglobosis, echinulatis, brunneis 25-29 ;j.. diam. ; soris
teleutosporiferis conformibus, minutis, atro-brumieis ; teleutosporis
ellipsoideo-oblongis, apice rotundatis, non incrassatis, medio ple-
rumque ieniter constrictis, basi rotundatis, subtilissime verruculo-
sis, castaneo-brunneis, 30-45 «22-27, episporio ca. 2,5-3 ;j.. crasso;
pedicello soepe spora longiore, sed valde deciduo, hyalino.

Hab. in foliis vivis Contaurea? bulbosae pr. Coneeption
Chile (F. W. Neger).

48. Puccinia vestita Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 42, t. III, f. 38. — 977

286 Uredinacca", DidymosporsB, Puccinia.

Soris uredosporiferis amphigcnis, sine maculis, sparsis, nunquam
confluentibus, minutis, punctiformibus, semper epidormide plum-
bea tectis; urodosporis globosis v. subglobosis, echinulatis flavis,
22-27 |i. diam.; soris teleutosporiforis omnino conformibus; teleu-
tosporis subglobosis v. ovato-ellipsoidois, utrinque rotundatis, apice
non incrassatis, medio non constrictis, subtiliter punctatis, obscure
castaneo-brunneis, 30-40^25-30, episporio circitor 2,5 \i. crasso;
pedicello hyalino, tenui, s;i3pe flexuoso, usque 65 ;j.. longo.

Hab. in foliis vivis C e n ta u r e ,ro myriocephalae ad Scha-
klava in monte Kuh Sofin ditionis Erbil Kurdistania3 Assyriacse

(BoRNMiiLLER).

49. Puccinia Centaureae Mont. Fl. Mosq. p. 226, Syd. Mon. Ured. 978
pag. 39. — Cfr. Sacc. Syll. VII, pag. 633, n. 2210 et pag. 709,

n.* 2466. — Soris uredosporiferis plerumque hypophyllis, maculis
fiavis v. brunneolis v. obsolotis, minutis, sparsis, interdum con-
fluentibus, pulverulentis, brunneis; uredosporis globosis, subglo-
bosis v. ellipsoidois, ochinulatis, brunneis 22-30^16-28; soris te-
leutosporiferis conformibus, atro-brunneis; toleutosporis ellipsoideis
v. ovato-ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis, apice non incrassatis,
meclio non v. vix constrictis, subtiliter verruculosis, castaneo-brun-
neis 24-40 « 16-27, episporio tenui ; pedicello hyalino, tenui, ple-
rumque brevissimo, interdum autem elongato.

Hab. in foliis vivis Centaureoe Adami, amer icanse ,
aspera1, atrataj, aurantiacse, axillaris, badensis, Cal-
citrapse, cheiracanth.o, congl omeratio, coriacea?, de-
albatse, decipientis, Endressii, exaratas, Fenzlii, glo-
merat;c, iberic», Jaceae, maculos;o, melitensis, Meryo-
nis, nervosai, nigra3, nigrescentis , paniculatre, phry-
giae, pseudo- phr ygi;r, rhenanae, salonitana^, Scabiosa3,
solstitialis, spinulos.o, uniflorae, in Germania, Austria,
Hungaria, Italia, G-allia, Hispania, Lusitania, Belgio, Hollandia,
Britannia, Dania, Suecia, Norvogia, Fennia, Rossia, Serbia, Ro-
mania, Asia minori, Sibiria, America bor.

50. Puccinia Cyani (Schleich.) Pass. in Babh. Fg. europ. u. 1767, 979
Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, pag. 38. — Cfr. Sacc. Syll. VII, p. 633,
Puccinia suaveolens (Pers.) Rostr. f. Cyani Wint. — Soris uredo-
sporiferis plerumque hypophyllis, sine maculis, sparsis v. confer-
tis, minutis, orbicularibus v. ellipticis, pulverulentis, cinnamomeis ;
uredesporis globosis, subglobosis v. ovatis, subtiliter echinulatis,
flavo-brunnois 22-30^19-24; soris teleutosporiferis amphigonis,

Uredinacese, Didymosporse, Puccinia. 287

sparsis, minutis, punctiformibus, pulverulentis, atro-brunneis ; te-
leutosporis late ellipsoicleis, utrinque rotundatis, apice non incras-
satis, medio non constrictis, subtilissime verruculosis, castanoo-
brunneis, 30-35 w 22-27, raro usque 40 u.. long. ; pedicello hya-
lino, brevi.

Hab. in foliis caulibusque vivis Centaurese Cyani in Gor-
mania, Austria, Helvetia, Italia, G-allia, Hollanclia, Belgio, Suocia
et Serbia.

51. Puccinia Microlonchi Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 122. — Soris <JS0
uredosporiferis amphigenis, sine maculis, sparsis, rotundatis, cin-
namomeis; uredosporis globosis v. subglobosis, echinulatis, flavo-
brunneis, 24-27 \s.. diam. ; soris teleutosporiferis amphigenis, spar-
sis, non confluentibus, rotundatis, ca. 1 mm. diam., epidermiclo
fissa cinctis, primo hemisphaericis, demum pulverulentis, castaneo-
brunneis; teleutosporis ellipsoideis v. ovato-oblongis, utrinque ro-
tundatis, apice non incrassatis, medio non v. vix constrictis, pun-
ctatis, castaneo-brunneis, 30-42 « 19-26, episporio ca. 25 jx. crasso;
pedicello hyalino, brevissimo.

Hab. in foliis Microlonchi salmantici, Testa di Gargano
Italiae (Martelli).

52. Puccinia Centrophylli Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 104, tab. VI, ;>si
f. 91. — Soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, sine maculis, sparsis,
mediocribus 1-2 mm. diam., rotundatis v. subrotundatis, epider-
mide plumbea centro demum irregulariter fissa semper tectis, atris,
pulverulentis; uredosporis immixtis globosis v. subglobosis, subti-
liter echinulatis, flavo-brunneis, dein brunneis 24-28 u.. diam. ; te-
leutosporis forma variabilibus, plerumquc ellipsoidois v. oblongis,
apice rotundatis v. truncatis, non v. lenissime incrassatis, modio
non constrictis, basi rotundatis, levibus v. subtilissime puuctatis,
obscure brunneis, 32-48^15-28, episporio ca. 2,5 u.. craseo; pe-
dicello hyalino, tenui, usque oO [i. longo, socl deciduo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Centrophylli cretici, C. syriaci in
ins. Creta.

53. Puccinia Scolymi Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 141. — Soris uro- gg2
dosporiferis amphigenis, sino maculis, irrogulariter sparsis, niinu-
tis, pulverulentis, brunnois; uredosporis globosis vel subglobosis,
echinulatis, flavo-brunneis 24-30 |x. diam. ; soris teloutosporitrris
amphigenis, sine maculis, sparsis, rotundatis, ca. 1 mm. diani.,
pulverulentis, atro-brunneis; toloutosporis ellipsoideis v. oblongis,
utrinque rotundatis, apice non incrassatis, medio non constrictis,

888 i redinacese, Didymosporee, Puccinia.

punctulatis, castaneis, 30-45 * 24-30, opisporio tenui; pcdicello hya-
lino, teriui, usquo 40 a. longo, sed caduco.

Hab. in foliis vivis Scolymi grandiflori in Sicilia (Sca-
lia) et Sc. hispanici in Syria (Bornmuller)..

54. Puccinia Acarnae Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 130, t. VII, f 110. 988
— Soris teloutosporiferis amphigenis, sine maculis, in tomento fo-
liorum nidulantibus, sparsis, hinc indo coniluentibus, orbicularibus,
mcdioeribus 1-1,5 mm. diam., primo interdum compactiusculis,
tandem pulverulentis, atris v. atro-brunneis ; uredosporis immixtis,
globosis v. subglobosis, subtiliter echinulatis, flavo-brunnois 23-

27 ;j.. diam.; teloutosporis ellipsoideis v. oblongis, utrinque rotun-
datis, apico incrassatis, usque 8 [j.., medio non v. parum constri-
ctis, subtiliter punctatis, brunneis 35-54 ^ 21-30; pedicello hvalino,
persistenti, usque 60 ;j.. longo.

Ilab. in foliis vivis Picnomi Acarnne in Italia, Dalmatia,
Syria, Kurdistania, Persia, Afghanistan. Algeria.

55. Puccinia Atractylidis Syd. Mon. Ured. p. 18, tab. I, f. 14. — 964
Soris teloutosporiferis amphigenis, sine maculis, sparsis, non con-
fliientibus, orbicularibus circa 1 mm. diam., pulverulcntis, epider-
mide fissa cinctis, atris; teleutosporis oblongis, ovatis v. oblonga
subclavulatis, apice rotundatis, incrassatis usque (3 jj.., medio non

v. raro parum constrictis, basi late rotundatis v. etiam lenitor at-
trmiatis, subtiliter verrucosis, amcene castaneo-brunneis 40-54«
24-30; podicello hyalino, persistenti, crasso, usque 75 a. longo.

Hab in foliis vivis Atractylidis comos;e, in saxosis ad
Brummana Libani in Syria (Bornmiiller).
~>i). Puccinia Bardanae Corda Icon. IV, p 17 (1840), Syd. Mon. Ured. 983
vol. I, p. 113. - Cfr. Sacc. Syll. VII, p. 633, n. 2210 p. p. —
Soris uredosporiferis primariis epiphyllis, maculis orbicularibus v.
irrcgularibus insidentibus, sparsis, interdum conrluontibus, magnis,
1-5 mm. latis, rotundatis v. irregularibus, planis, epidermide fissa
cinctis, pulverulontis, cinnamomeis; soris uredosporiforis secunda-
riis, amphigcnis, sine maculis, minutis, eireiter '/.,-1 mm. diam.,
sp.irsis v. grcgariis, orbicularibus, cpidermide fissa cinetis, pulve-
rulentis; urcdosporis globosis, subglobosis v. ellipsoideis, eeliinu-
latis, dilute brunneis 26-30 » 22-27; soris toleutosporiferis amplii-
genis, plerumque hypophyllis, sine maculis, sjtarsis v. gregariis.
niinutis, [/~l mm. diam., rotundatis, pulverulentis, atris; tclcu-
sporis ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis, aj)iec non inerassatis,

Uredinacese, Didymosporse, Puccinia. 289

medio plerumque leniter constrictis, subtiliter verruculosis, obscure
brunneis 30-42 « -22-27 ; pedicello hyalino, brevi.

Hab. in foliis vivis Lappse majoris, minoris, nemo-
rosae, officinalis, tomentosae, in Germania, Austria, Hun-
garia, Helvetia, Italia, Gallia, Belgio, Hollandia, Britannia, Sue-
cia, Fennia, Rossia, Romania.-

57. Puccinia Onopordi Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 128. — Soris te- 986
leutosporiferis amphigenis, sine maculis, omnino in tomento folio-
rum absconditis, sparsis vel aggregatis, minutis vel mediocribus,
atro-brunneis ; uredosporis immixtis globosis, subglobosis vel elli-
psoideis, echinulatis, brunneis, 24-28 \i. diam. vel 27-31 «18-24;
teleutosporis ellipsoideis v. ovato-ellipsoideis, rarius oblongis, utrin-
que rotundatis, apice non incrassatis, medio non v. parum con-
strictis, punctatis, brunneis 35-48 » 23-32, episporio ca. 2,5 ;j..
crasso ; pedicello hyalino, brevissimo.

Ilab. in foliis vivis Onopordi Cardunculi, Aintab Syrise.

58. Puccinia Acanthii Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 129. — Soris ure- 987
dosporiferis plerumque hypophyllis, maculis obsoletis insidentibus,
sparsis, minutis, pulverulentis, pallide brunneis; uredosporis glo-
bosis v. subglobosis, echinulatis, brunneis 22-26 \x. diam. ; soris
teleutosporiferis conformibus, obscure brunneis; teleutosporis elli-
psoideis, utrinque rotundatis, apice non incrassatis, medio non v.
parum constrictis, punctatis, brunneis, 25-34 « 20-24, episporio te-
nui; pedicello hyalino, brevissimo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Onopordi Acanthii, prov. Posen Ger-
manioe.

59. Puccinia Tinctoriae P. Magn. in Abhandl. der Nat. Gos. Nilrnberg 988
XIII, p. 37 (1900), Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 150, tab. VIII,

f. 127. — Soris uredosporiferis amphigenis, maculis obsoletis pal-
lidis insidentibus, sparsis, minutis, rotundatis, pulverulentis, ob-
scure cinnamomeis; uredosporis globosis, subglobosis v. cllipsoi-
deis, echinulatis, 24-35 « 19-26; soris teleutosporiferis amphigenis,
conformibus, atris; teleutosporis ellipsoideis v. oblongo-ollipsoideis,
utrinque rotundatis, apice non incrassatis, inedio non v. vix con-
strictis, subtiliter verruculosis, brunneis, 27-42^19-27; pedicello
hyalino, usque 14 [j.. longo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Serratuhc tinctorise, coronatoe,
heterophyllic in Germania, Austria, Italia, Gallia, Suecia et
Serr. centauroidis in Sibiria.

60. Puccinia Serratulavoligocephate Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 149, 989

19

2iX) Uredinace», Didymospor®, Puccinia.

tab. VIII, fig. 126. — Soris uredosporiforis atnphigenis, plerum-

que hypophyllis, per totam superficiem foliorum sparsis, medio-
cribus, subcircularibus, planis, epidermide lacerata cinctis, pulve-
rulentis, cinnamomeis; uredosporis globosis, echinulatis, ilavo-
brunneis, 21-27 ;j.. diam. ; soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, spar-
sis, intordum confluentibus, irregularibus, 1-2 mm. latis, epider-
mide plumbea diutius tectis, demum pulverulentis, atris; teleuto-
sporis late ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis, apice non incrassatis,
medio non constrictis, subtiliter verruculosis, castaneo-brunneis,
35-40^27-30; pedicello hyalino, usquo 15 ;j.. longo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Serratula- oligocephala?, Aintab Sy-
riie (Haussknecht).

61. Puccinia inclusa Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 56, tab. III, f. 43. 990

— Soris uredosporis hypophyllis, in lana foliorum nidulantibus,
sparsis, minutis, rotundatis, cinnamomeis; uredosporis globosis v.
subglobosis, subtilissime echinulatis, dilute brunneis 24-32 a. diam. ,
soris teleutosporiferis conformibus, atro-brunneis ; teleutosporis late
ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis, apice non incrassatis, medio non
constrictis, subtiliter verruculosis, lsete castaneis, 35-40 * 24-28, epi-
sporio tenui; pedicello hyalino, brevissimo.

Hab. in folliis vivis Cirsii (Cnici) undulati in Kansas
Americc bor. (Bartholomew).

62. Puccinia Benedicti Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 61, tab. IV, f. 49. 991

— Soris uredosporiferis amphigenis, sine maculis, sparsis, minutis,
punctiformibus, pulverulentis, brunneis; uredosporis globosis v.
subglobosis, echinulatis, dilute brunneis, 22-27 ;a. diam.; poris ger-
minationis tribus instructis; soris teleutosporiferis conformibus,
atris, teleutosporis ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis, apice non in-
crassatis, medio non v. vix constrictis, punctatis, brunneis, 30-1 0

«22-27, episporio tenui; pedicello hyalino, tenui, sporam subse-
quante, deciduo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Cnici benedicti, in horto botanico Bcl-
grad Serbia3 (N. Rano.tevic).

63. Puccinia obtegens (Lk.) Tul. in Ann. Sc. nat. IV, p. 87 (1854), 992
Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, pag. 53: cfr. Sacc. Syll. VII, p. 633,

n. 2209, p. p. — Pycnidiis hypophyllis, confertis, totam foliorum
superficiem obtegcntibus, grati odoris, intonso mellcis; soris uredo-
sporiferis et teleutosporiferis priinariis hypophyllis, totam saper-
ficiem occupantiluis, minutis, confertis, s;rpe roniluentibus, pulve-
rulentis. rufo-fuscis, demum obscurioribus; soris uredosporifcris

Uredinacese, Didymosporfe, Puccinia. 291

et teleutosporiferis secimdariis hypophyllis, sparsis non connuen-
tibus, minutis, atro-brunneis ; uredosporis globosis, subglobosis v.
late ellipsoideis, echinulatis, dilute brunneis, 21-28 \l. diam.; teleu-
tosporis ellipsoideis v. ovato-ellipsoideis, utrinquo rotundatis vel
basi leniter attenuatis, apice non incrassatis, medio non v. vix
constrictis, subtiliter verruoulosis, brunneis, 26-42 v 17-25, episporio
tenui; pedicello hyalino, tenui, brevi.

Hab. in foliis vivis Cirsii arvensis in Germania, Austria,
Hungaria, Helvetia, Italia, Gallia, Belgio, Hollandia, Britannia,
Dania, Suecia, Fennia, Rossia, Sibiria et in America bor.

64. Puccinia Cardui-pycnocephali Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 34. t. III, 993
fig. 35, D. Sacc. Myc. ital. n. 1085. — Soris uredosporiferis hypo-
phyllis, sine maculis, sparsis, minutis, dilute brunneis; uredosporis
globosis v. subglobosis, subtilissime echinulatis, dilute brunneis,
22-26 \l. diam.; soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, sine maculis,
sparsis, minutis, in tomento plantoe nutricis nidulantibus, brunneis;
teleutosporis oblongis, apice rotundatis, non incrassatis, medio non

v. vix constrictis, basi plerumque rotundatis, levibus, dilute brun-
neis, 38-50« 16-23, episporio tenui; pedicello hyalino, tenui, usquo
40 [).. longo, sed deciduo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Cardui pycnocephali, Testa di Gar-
gano Italho (U. Martelli, A. Fiorij.

65. Puccinia galatica Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, pag. 34. Soris te- 994
leutosporiferis amphigenis, sine maculis, sparsis v. aggregatis, nii-
nutis, pulverulentis, atris; uredosporis immixtis, globosis v. sub-
globosis, subtiliter echinulatis, dilute brunneis 22-28, \i. diam. ,
teleutosporis ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis, apice non incrassatis.
medio plerumque parum constrictis, subtiliter punctatis, obscure
brunneis, 30-45 * 22-28, episporio ca. 3 [x. crasso ; pedicello hya-
lino, tenui, usque 30 ;x. longo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Cardui pycnocephali var. albidi,
in Ponto Galactico Asiie minoris (Bornmuller).

66. Puccinia Cnici-oleracei Pers. apud Desm. Catal. des plant. omises, w:,
p. 24, 1823, Syd. Mon. Ured. p. 58, tab. III, f. 47, P. spectMis
Otth. — Sacc, Syll. XIV, p. 314. — Soris teleutosporiferis hypo-
phyllis, maculis orbicularibus usque 5 mm. diam , pallidis insiden-
tibus, minutis, ciroinatis, secl plerumquo in greges usque 5 mm.
latos orbiculares diu tectos omnino coniluentibus, compactis, brun-
neis; teleutosporis clavatis, apice plerumque rotundatis, rarius coni-
co-acutiusculis, valdo incrassatis, 5-10 \i., medio constrictis, basi at-

292 Uredinaeese, Didymosporse, Puccinia

tenuatis; levibus, flavo-brunnois, 38-B6 « 14-21'; pedicello hyalino
flavidulo, crasso, persistenti, usquo 50 [i. longo.

Ifab. in foliis vivis Cirsii ochroleuci, oleracei, lanceo-
lati, Cardui crispi (?) in Germania, Italia, Helvetia, Belgio, Bri-
tannia, Fennia.

67. Puccinia kermanensis Syd. Mon. Ured. vol I, p. 57, tab. III, 996
f. 45. — Soris uredosporis amphigenis, sparsis, sine maculis, ro-
tundatis, mediocribus, circiter 1 mm. diam., epidormide fissa cinctis,
cinnamomeis; uredosporis globosis v. subglobosis, subtiliter echinu-
latis, dilute brunneis, '24-32 ;j.. diam. ; soris teleutosporiforis amphi-
genis, sine maculis, sparsis v. aggregatis, interdum subconfluentibus,
mediocribus, 1 -2 mm. diam... pustuliformibus, pulverulentis, atris;
teleutosporis ellipsoideis v. oblongo-ellipsoideis, apico rotundatis.
non incrassatis, medio non constrictis, basi plerumque rotundatis,
verrucosis, castaneo-brunneis, 37-54 * 19-27, episporio circiter 3-3,5

;j.. crasso; pedicello hyalino, fragili, usque 35 ;x. longo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Cirsii bracteosi, spectabilis in prov.
Kerman Persiae aust. (Bornmuller).

68. Puccinia Cirsii Lasch in Eabh. Fg. europ. n. 89, Syd. Mon. 997
Ured. vol. I, pag. 55: cfr. Sacc. Syll. VII, p. 633, n. 2210 p. p. —
Soris uredosporiferis amphigenis, sparsis, minutis, mox nudis, pul-
verulentis, cinnamomeis ; uredosporis globosis, subglobosis, ellipsoi-
deis v. ovatis, echinulatis, diluto brunneis, 22-28 * 19-24; soris teleu-
tosporiferis conformibus, atro-brunneis v. atris; teleutosporis elli-
psoideis v. ovato-ellipsoideis, apice rotundatis, non incrassatis, medio
non v. vix constrictis, basi plorumque rotundatis, subtiliter verru-
culosis, castaneo-brunneis, 25-38« 17-25, episporio tenui; pedicello
hyalino.

Hab. in foliis vivis Cirsii acaulis, altissimi, bulbosi,
californici, cani, discoloris, Drummondii, Erisithalis,
heterophyll i, japonici, monspessulani, oleracei, palu-
stris, rivularis, ruthenici, s p inosiss i m i, tatarici. in
Germania, Austria, Hungaria, Holvetia, Italia, Hispania, (fallia,
Belgio, Hollandia, Britannia, Dania, Suecia, Norvogia, Feimia,
Rossia, Sibiria, Japonia et in America bor.

69. Puccinia Echinopis D. C. Fl. franc. VI, p. 57, Syd. Mon. Urod. 998
vol. I, p. 75. — Sacc. Syll VII, p. 711, sub P. Echinopis Haszl. —
Soris uredosporiferis amphigonis, plerumque epiphyllis, maculis
nullis v. obsoletis insidontibus, sparsis, plerumque non confluentibus,
mediocribus, orbicularibus, pulvcrulentis, cinnamomeis ; uredosporis

Uredinacese, Didymosporse, Puccinia. 293

globosis, echinulatis, dilute brunneis, 24-27 jjl. diam ; soris teleuto-
sporiferis amphigenis, plerumque epiphyllis, sine maculis, sparsis,
raro confluentibus, mediocribus 1-1,5 mm. diam., hemisphserico-pro-
minentibus, epidermide fissa cinctis, pulverulentis, atris; teleuto-
sporis ellipsoideis v. oblongo-ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis, apice
non incrassatis, medio non v. vix constrictis, subtiliter verruculosis,
dilute brunneis, 32-46 » 18-27 ; pedicello hyalino brevi, tenuissimo.
Hab. in foliis caulibusque vivis Echinopis banatici, E. Ri-
tro, E. sphaerocephali, in Germania, Austria, Hungaria, Ita-
ha, Serbia, Rossia.

70. Puccinia Fuckelii Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 103, tab. VI, f. 90, 909
P. Compositarum f. Jurinece Fuck. in Fg. rhen. n. 345. — Soris
uredosporiferis epiphyllis, maculis nullis v. obsoletis insidentibus,
sparsis, minutis, rotundatis, epidermide lacerata cinctis, pulveru-
lentis, ferrugineis, uredosporis globosis v. subglobosis, subtiliter
echinulatis, brunneis, 19-27 jjl. diam. ; soris teleutosporiferis con-
formibus, usque 1 mm. diam., atro-brunneis teleutosporis ellipsoi-
deis v. ellipsoideo-oblongis, utrinque rotundatis, apice non incras-
satis, medio non vel raro lenissime constrictis, Jevibus, castaneo-
brunneis, 35-48^21-27; pedicello hyalino, tenui, deciduo usque

30 [a. longo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Jurinese cyanoidis pr. Budenheim Nas-
soviae in Germania (L. Fuckel).

71. Puccinia Carduncelli Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 33. — Soris te- 100°
leutosporiferis amphigenis, sine maculis, sparsis, solitariis, minutis
'/,-1 mm. diam., rotundatis vel oblongis, subpulverulentis, atris;
uredosporis immixtis subglobosis v. ellipsoideis, ecJimulatis, flavo-
brunneis, 25-32 « 19-26; teleutosporis ellipsoideis v. ovato-ellipsoi-
deis, utrinque rotundatis, apice non incrassatis, medio plerumque
crasso; pedicello hyalino, brevissimo.

Hab. in foliis Carduncelli caerulei, in Sicilia.

72. Puccinia Cousiniae Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 62, tab. IV, f. 52. — 1001
Soris teleutosporiferis amphigenis, sine maculis, sparsis, non con-
fluentibus, orbicularibus, convexis, 1-1,5 mm. diam., atro-brunnois ;
uredosporis immixtis, globosis v. subglobosis, subtiliter echinulatis,
flavo-brunneis, 21-27 ;j.. diam. ; teleutosporis ovatis v. ovato-ollip-
psoideis, apice rotundatis, rarius leniter attenuatis, non v. parum
incrassatis, usque 4 [i., medio non v. vix constrictis, basi rotundatis,
subtiliter punctatis, castaneo-brunneis, 37-54 « 21-30; pedicello liya-
lino, brevi, tenui, deciduo.

201 (Jredinacese, Didymosporse, Puccinia.

Hab. in foliis vivis Cousiniae anomala3, bicoloris, bu-
phthalmo idis, con tumacis, fallacis, libanotica1, Ono-
pordi in Syria, Armenia. Turkestania et Persia.

73. Puccinia Pinaropappi Syd. in Hedw. 1901, p 127 et Mon. Ured. L002
vol. I, p. 132. — Soris uredosporifrris amphigonis, maculis minuiis
flavis rotundatis iusidentibus, sparsis, minutis, epidermide fissa
cinctis, pulverulentis, brunneis; uredosporis ^lobosis, subglobosis

v. ellipsoideis, aculeatis, dilute brunneis, 22-28 ;j.. diam. ; soris te-
leutosporiferis conformibus, atris v. atro-brunneis ; teleutosporis
ellipsoideis, ovato-ellipsoideis v. oblongis, apice rotundatis, non
inerassatis, medio non constrictis, basi rotundatis, subtilissime ver-
ruculosis v. tantum punctatis. obscure brunneis, 32-40 « 21-28; pe-
dicello hyalino, crassiusculo, brevi, deciduo.

llab. in foliis vivis Pinaropappi rosei, Austin, Texas
(Long).

74. Puccinia Pyrrhopappi Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 138. — Soris 1003
uredosporiferis amphigenis, maculis nullis v. obsoletis pallidis aut
brunneis insidentibus, sparsis, quandoque circulariter dispositis, mi-
nutis, orbicularibus, non confluentibus, pulverulcntis cinnamomeis ;
uredosporis globosis, subglobosis v. ovatis, echinulatis, flavo-brun-
neis, 22-27 ;j.. diam. v. 22-27^17-21; soris teleutosporiferis con-
formibus, obscure brunneis; teleutosporis ellipsoideis, utrinquo ro-
tundatis, apice non incrassatis, medio non constrictis, subtiliter
verruculosis, fuscis, 30-40 « 19-25; pedicello hyalino usque 15 ;j..
longo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Py rrhopappi scaposi in.Kansas (Bae-

THOLOMEW).

75. Puccinia Stobaeae Mac Owan. — Sacc. Syll. VII. pag. 615. — 1004
var. Woodii Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 160, tab. IX, fig. 138. —
Soris hypophyllis, in epiphyllo maculas orbiculares purpureo-
brunneas generantibus, sparsis ; uredosporis globosis, regularibus,
echinulatis, obscure brunneis, 20-28 ;j.. diam. ; teleutosporis late
fllipsoideis, rarius suboblongis, apice valde incrassatis usque 11 ;j..,
sed semper late et obtuse rotundatis nec productis, basi rotunda-
tis, medio non v. lenissime constrictis, obscure brunneis, 43-57 »
27-38; pedicello hyalino, persistenti, usque 54 [i. longo, 6 ;j.. cr.,
basi tenuior-

Ilab. in foliis vivis Stoba^ae speciosaa ad Port Natal Africae
austr. (Wood).

76. Puccinia Acanthospermi Eenn. iu Bedw. 1902, p. 296. — Ma- ioo5

Uredinacese, Didymosporse, Puccinia. 295

culis rotunclatis, fuscis; soris hypophyllis, aggregatis, minutis pul-
vinatis, ferrugineis, plerumque in circulos 1-2 mm. diam. clispo-
sitis; teleutosporis clavatis vel subfusoideis, apice paullo incras-
satis, rotundato-obtusis vel apiculatis, flavo-brunneis. 30-40 « 13-
24, septo plus minus constrictis; pedicello subclavato, fuscidulo,
persistente, 10-25 ^ 3-5, episporio levi, brunneo.

Hab. in foliis Acanthosper mi xanthioidis, in horto
botanico, S. Paulo Brasilia\ — P. Acanthospermi Syd. Ann Myc.
1903, p. 17 non differt. Hsec in eadem matrice, Venezuela.

77. Puccinia Acroptili Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, pag. 4, tab. I, f. 4, 1006
1902. — Soris uredosporiferis amphigenis, sine maculis, sparsis,
non confluentibus, minutis, punctiformibus, pulverulentis, cinna-
■momeis; uredosporis globosis v. subglobosis, subtiliter echinulatis,
dilute brunneis, 22-27 [x. cliam. ; soris teleutosporiferis conformi-
bus, atro-brunneis ; teleutosporis ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis,
apice non incrassatis, medio non v. vix constrictis, subtilissime
verruculosis, dilute brunneis, 35-42 ^ 19-27 ; pedicello hyalino, usque

28 [j.. longo.

Hdb. in foliis vivis Acroptili Picridis in Kurdistania,
Persia (Haussknecht, BornmIiller).

78. Puccinia Ainsliaeae Syd. Mon. Ur. vol. I, p. 6 (1902). — Soris 1007
teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, maculis orbicularibus vel suborbicu-
laribus fuscis circ. 2-3 mm. diam., insidentibus, minutis, 50-750 a.
diam., rotundatis, in macula annulariter dispositis. compactis, pul-
vinatis, atro-brunneis ; teleutosporis oblongis v. oblongo-clavatis

v. ovato-oblongis, apice rotundatis, truncatis v. conico-attenuatis,
valde incrassatis, usque 12 [j.., medio constrictis, basi plerumque
attenuatis, levibus, dilute flavo-brunneis apice obscurioribus, 32-
45^14-20; pedicello flavido persistenti, usque 60 [L. longo.

Hab. in foliis vivis AinsligesB gracilis in prov. Hupe Si-
narum (A. Henry).

79. Puccinia Aplopappi Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 8, tab. I, f. 7 1008
(1892). — Soris teleutosporiferis amphigenis, maculis orbicularibus

v. irregularibus flavidis insidentibus, solitariis, sparsis v. in gre^^
minutos aggregatis, subinde confluentibus, rotundatis circa 1 mm.
diam., pulvinatis, atro-castaneis ; teleutosporis oblongis vel oblon-
go-clavatis, apice rotundatis v. leniter acutiusculis, valde incras-
satis, usque 12 ;x., medio constrictis, basi plerumquo attenuatis,
levibus, dilute castaneo-brunneis, 40-64 « 16-28; pedicello hyalino,
crasso, persistenti, usque 140 [x. longo.

290 Uredinacese, Didymosporse, Puccinia,

Ildb. in foliis vivis Aplopappi spinulosi, squarrosi,
in Montana et California America? bor. (Mc Clatchie).

80. Puccinia Zcegeae-crinitae N. Sposchnew Fungi transcaspici et tur- 1009
kestanici 1901, p. 0, tab. I, f. 22-26. — Maculis in pag. sup. et
inf. foliorum, fuscis, subrotundatis, sparsis, inflatis 1-5 mm. diam.;
soris uredosporiferis irregulariter dispositis, rotundatis, primo epi-
dermide velata, pallida tectis, postremo cinctis, pulvinatis brun-
neolis uredosporis globosis, ellipsoideis v. ovoideis, sempiterne
poris germinationis 2-3 ad mediam altitudinis sporse dispositis,
sine papilla, episporio minute verrucoso, brunneis, 20-24^19-20;
soris teleutosporiferis minutis, rotundatis, atro-fuscis, sparsis, raro
confluentibus, prominulis; teleutosporis subellipsoideis, clavatis,
medio septatis, non constrictis, apice mediocr. incrassatis 30-3G «
24-28; episporio flavo-brunneo, levissime verrucoso; pedicello hya-
Jino, persistente, sporam longitudine a^quante vel eam superante.

Hab. in foliis caulibusque Zcegeae crinitse, in Rossia asiat.

81. Puccinia Xylorrhizae Arth. in Bull. Torr. Bot. 01. 1901, p. 662, Syd. 1010
Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 185. — Soris teleutosporiferis amphigenis,
maculis flavis insidentibus, dense circinatim dispositis, minutis, ro-
tundatis, epidermido rupta cinctis, mox nudis, pulvinatis, atris;
urcdosporis paucis interdum immixtis, globosis v. ellipsoideis, fla-
vis, verruculosis, 24-26 [i. diam. ; teleutosporis oblongis, apice ro-
tundatis et parum incrassatis vel conico-attenuatis et valde in-
crassatis vel conico-attenuatis et valde incrassatis, usque 10 ;j..,
medio constrictis, basi plerumque rotundatis, levibus, brunneis, 40-
65^20-27; pedicello persistenti, crasso, flavescenti, usque 100 [t.
longo, interdum lateraliter disposito.

Ilab. in foliis vivis Xylorrhiza1 glabriusculaa in Wyo-
ming America' bor.

82. Puccinia WyethiaB (Peck) Ell. et Ev. in North Am. Fg. n. 2987, 1,,n
Uredo Wyethioe Peck. — Sacc. Syll. VII, p. 863. — Syd. Mon.
Ured. vol. I, pag. 184, tab. XI, f. 162. — Soris uredosporiferis
amphigenis, maculis plerumquo nullis, sparsis, sed s;epe numero-
sis, minutis, pulverulentis, pallide fuscis ; uredosporis globosis sub-
globosis v. late ellipsoideis, echinulatis. brunneis, 30-40*23-30;
soris teleutosporiferis amphigenis, sparsis, intordum aggregatis
confluontibusque, minutis v. mediocribus, 0,5-1.5 mm. diam., ro-
tundatis, epidermide lacerata cinctis, pulverulentis, atris; teleuto-
sporis ellipsoidois v. oblongis, utrinque rotundatis, apice non in-

Uredinacese, Didymosporse, Puecinia. 297

crassatis, medio non v. vix constrictis, dense punctatis, laete ca-
staneis, 30-45 « J.8-27 ; pedicello hyalino, deciduo, brevissimo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Wyethiae angustifolite in Colorado
et California Americfe bor.

83. Puccinia Stizolophi Syd. Mon. Ured vol. I, pag. 158. tab. IX, 1012
f. 136. — Soris teleutosporiferis amphigenis, sine maculis. sparsis
mediocribus v. majusculis, 1-3 mm. diam., subrotundatis v. irre-
gularibus, pustuliformibus, epidermide plumbea diutius tectis, de-
mum ea fissa cinctis, pulverulentis, atris; uredosporis immixtis,
globosis, ellipsoideis v. ovatis, subtiliter echinulatis, flavo-brunneolis,
21-30 » 18-24; teleutosporis ellipsoideis v. oblongo-ellipsoideis,utrin-
que rotundatis, apice non incrassatis, medio plerumque non con-
strictis, punctatis, castaneo-brunneis, 30-48 « 21-30, episporio circi-

ter 3-4 \x. crasso; pedicello hyalino, tenui, deciduo, usque 35 |i. longo.
Hab. in foliis vivis Stizolophi coronopif ol ii pr. Mer-
sina Anatoli;e orient. (Bornmuller).

84. Puccinia subdecora Syd. et Holw. Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 17. — 1013
Soris teleutosporiferis amphigenis, sine maculis, rotundatis v. ir-
regularibus, mediocribus confluentibusque, pulverulentis, atro-brun-
neis; uredosporis immixtis globosis, subglobosis v. ovatis, minute
aculeatis, brunneolis, 25-30 « 19-28; teleutosporis ellipsoideis vel
ovato-ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis, apice non v. lenissime in-
crassatis, srepe autem papilla dilutiore lata donatis, medio vix v.
leniter constrictis, punctatis, castaneis, 34-50 « 16-28, episporio ca.
2-2,5 \y. crasso; pedicello liyalino, crasso subpersistenti, usque 30

\x. longo.

Hdb. in foliis vivis Brickelliae grandiflora*, Georgetown
Colorado Amer. bor. (Holway).

85. Puccinia praemorsa Diet. et Holw. Bot. Gaz. XXXI, 1901, p. 332, loi i
Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 31, tab. III, f. 32. — Soris teleuto-
sporiferis hypophyllis, maculis rotundatis brunneis depressulis in-
sidentibus, singulis in quaque macula, mediocribus, plerumque et
pluribus minoribus omnino coalitis formatis, pulvinatis, atro-brun-
neis; teleutosporis oblongo-clavatis, apice truncatis, conico-atte-
nuatis v. irregularibus, incrassatis, usque 8 [j.., medio loniter con-
strictis, basi attenuatis, levibus brunneis, 40-70 \i.. long , loculo su-
periore 16-30 [j.. lato, inferiore semper angustiore ; pedicello brevi,
firmo, brunneolo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Brickelli.r. veronicaefolisB, Oaxaca
Mexico.

298 UrediiKicoif, I>i(lymosi>or;i\ Puccinife

86. Puccinia Picrosiae Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 131. — Soris te- 1015
Jeutosporiferis amphigenis, maculis nullis vel obsoletis brunneis
insidentibus, in greges rotundatos ad nervos saepe elongatos 5-10
mm. longos dense aggregatis, pulvinatis, obscure brunneis; teleu-
tosporis clavatis v. oblongo-clavatis, apico rotundatis vel conico-
angustatis, incrassatis, usque 9 ;j.., medio constrictis, basi angu-
statis, levibus, Havidis, 35-46 « 15-21 ; pedicello hyalino, crasso,
persistenti, usque 38 ;j.. longo.

llab. in foliis vivis Picrosiie longifolia', in Brasilia.

87. Puccinia Lugoae P. Magn. in Ber. Deutsch. Bot. Ges. 1901, p. 203, 1016
Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 118. — Soris teleutosporiferis hypo-
phyllis, maculis orbicularibus vel suborbicularibus rufo-brunneis,
usque 1 cm. diam. insidentibus, in greges rotundatos annulatim
laxeque dispositis, minutis, rotundatis, compactiusculis, atris; ure-
dosporis immixtis, globosis, subglobosis v. ellipsoideis, aculeatis,
flavo-brunneis, 27-40 «18-26; teleutosporis ellipsoideis v. oblon-
go-ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis, apice leniter incrassatis, 4-6 ;j..,
medio non v. vix constrictis, punctulatis 33-42*17-27; pedicello
hyalino, persistenti crasso, ad insertionem subinde leniter incras-
sato, usque 120 ;j.. longo.

Hab. in foliis Lugoae revolutse, pr. Tagauana, Teneriffa
in ins. Canariis (Bornmuller).

88. Puccinia Leuzeae Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 118. — Soris ure- iu]~
dosporiferis hypophyllis, sine maculis, sparsis. non coniiuentibus,
minutis, pulverulentis, cinnamomeis;*uredosporis globosis v. sub-
globosis, subtiliter echinulatis, flavo-brunneis, 21-25 ;i. diam.;so-

ris teleutosporiferis conformibus, brunneis; teleutosporis ellipsoi-
deis v. ovatis, utrinque rotundatis, apice non incrassatis, medio
plerumque non constrictis, subtilissime verruculosis, brunneis, 22-
34 « 18-24, episporio tenui ; pedicello hyalino, brevissimo.

Ilab. in foliis Leuzea; car tham oid is, in Sibiria oceid.

89. Puccinia Krigiae Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 104. — Soris uredo- 1018
sporiferis amphigenis, maculis minutis pallidis insidentibus, spar-

sis, minutis, rotuudatis, pulverulentis, dilute brunneis; uredosporis
globosis v. subglobosis, rarius ellipsoideis, subtiliter echinulatis,
dilute flavo-brunneis, 21-27 jx. diam. ; soris teleutosporiferis con-
formibus, obscure brunneis; toleutosporis ellipsoideis, utrinque ro-
tundatis, apice non incrassatis, inedio non v. vix constrictis, pun-
ctatis v. subtilissime verruculosis, castaneo-brunneis 32-40*19-
23, 'pisporio tenui; pedicello hyalino tenui, brevi, deciduo.

Uredinacefe, Didymospone, Puccinia. 299

Hab. in foliis caulibusque vivis Krigia3 amplexicaulis
pr. Asheville, N.orth Carolina Americse bor. (B. L. Robinson).

90. Puccinia Jostephanes Diet. et Holw. Bot. Gaz. XXXI, 1901, p. 334. 1019
Sacc. Syll. XVI, p. 1119 (nomen), Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 101,

t. VI, p. 80. — Soris teleutosporiferis plerumque epiphyllis, rarius
hypophyllis, maculis minutis purpureis saepe insidentibus, sparsis,
minutis, punctiformibus, atris; teleutosporis ellipsoideis, utrinque
rotundatis, apice et ssepe sub septo papillula dilutiore instructis,
medio non v. vix constrictis, verrucosis, castaneo-brunneis, 35-
50 * '24-35 ; episporio ca. 3 jt. crasso ; pedicello hyalino e latere
inserto, persistenti, usque 80 ;j.. longo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Jostephanes heterophylla?, Cuer-
navaca Mexico (Holvay).

91. Puccinia Homoianthi Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 99, t. VI, f. 85. logo
— Soris uredosporiferis amphigenis, sine maculis, sparsis, minutis,
punctiformibus, pulverulentis, cinnamomeis; uredosporis globosis

v. subglobosis, echinulatis, dilute brunneis, 22-28 ;x. diam. ; soris
teleutosporiferis conformibus, atris; teleutosporis ellipsoideis, utrin-
que rotundatis, apice non incrassatis, medio non v. vix constrictis,
punctatis, brunneis, 30-40 * 22-27, episporio tenui; pedicello brevi,
hyalino.

Hab. in foliis vivis Homoianthi variabilis et Hom. vi-
scosi in Chile.

92. Puccinia Helianthellae Arthur Bull. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1904, p. 4. 1021
Soris uredosporiferis amphigenis, sparsis rotundatis, immersis, pul-
verulentis, pallicle brunneis; uredosporis globosis, 25-32 ;j.. latis,
episporio pallide-brunneo, 3 u. cr., minute subechinulato, poris 2
requatorialibus vel oppositis ; soris teleutosporiferis amphigenis.
sparsis, rotundatis, immersis, pulverulentis, pallide-brunneis ; te-
leutosporis ellipsoideis v. obovato-oblongis, 30-40^20-26, utrin-
que obtusis vel rotundatis, ad septum non vel vix constrictis :
episporio levi pallide brunneo, 2-2,5 ;x. cr., apice incrassatulo ; pe-
dicelio hyalino, exili, sporse a;quilongo, fugaci.

Hab. in foliis Helian thellae Nevadensis, NevadaCount\
Californiae (A. A. Heller).

93. Puccinia Guardiolae Diet. et Holw. Bot. Gaz. XXXI, 1901, p. 334, 1022
Sacc. Syll. XVI, pag. 1119 (nomen) — Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I,
pag. 90, t. V, flg. 79. — Soris urodosporiferis plerumque hypo-
phyllis, maculis irregularibus, purpurascentibus insidentibus, spar-

sis, minutis, obscure brunneis, pulverulentis; uredosporis globosis,

3(»0 Uredinacese, Didymosporse, Puccinia.

subglobosis vel ovatis, echinulatis, brunneis, 24-32 * 20-25, poris
germinationis binis instructis; soris teleutosporiferis couformibus,
compactiusculis, atro-brunneis; teleutosporis oblongo-clavatis vel
clavatis, apice rotundatis vel rarius truncatis, incrassatis, 4-8 [>..,
merlio constrictis, basi plerumque attenuatis, rarius rotundatis, le-
vibus pallide brunneis, apice subhyalinis, 45-60 » 18-25 ; pedicello
hyalino, crassiusculo, porsistenti, usque 60 u,. longo.

Hab. in foliis vivis G-uardiol.r mexicanae, Cuernavaca,
Mexico (Holway).

94. Puccinia Gonospermi P. Magn. in Ber. Deutsch. Bot. Ges .1901, 102S
p. 293, Sacc. Syll. XVI, pag. 1120 (nomen) — Syd. Mon. Ured.
vol. I, p. 89. — Soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, maculis nullis

v. vix distinctis insidentibus, sparsis, minutis, rotundatis, compa-
ctiusculis, atris; uredosporis immixtis, subglobosis v. ellipsoidcis,
subtiliter echinulatis, flavo-brunneis, 27-35^19-25; teleutosporis
ellipsoidois vel oblongo-ellipsoideis, utrinquo rotundatis, apice le-
niter incrassatis 4-6 \i., medio non v.vix constrictis, punctulatis,
dilute brunneis, 32-42^18-25; pedicello hyalino, persistenti, cras-
siusculo, usque 100 u.. longo.

Hab. in foliis vivis G-onospermi fruticosi pr. Laguna,
Teneriffa ins. Canar. (Bornmueller).

95. Puccinia Franseriae Syd. in Ann. Mycol. vol. I, 1903, pag. 326. lC2J

— Soris uredosporiferis amphigenis, sine maculis, sparsis, minutis,
rotunclatis, punctiformibus, pulverulenti.s, obscure brunneis; uredo-
sporis globosis v. subglobosis, echinulatis, brunneis, 25-32 [X. diam. ;
soris teleutosporiferis conformibus, atris ; teleutosporis ellipsoideis
v. oblongo-ellipsoideis, utrinque late rotundatis, apice valde incras-
satis, usque 1U u,., medio plerumque leniter constrictis, levibus,
brunneis, 38-50 « 26-32; pedicello crasso, hyalino, persistonti, usque
110 \).. longo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Franseria; ambrosioidis, Tucson
Mts. in Arizona Americae bor. (Griffiths).

96. Puccinia Barroeteae Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 28, t. II, fig. 28. 1025

— Soris uredosporiferis hypophyllis, maculis irregularibus fuscis,
insidentibus, sparsis, minutis vel mediocribus, pulverulentis, cin-
namomeis; uredosporis subglobosis, ovatis v. ellipsoideis, echinu-
latis, navo-brunneis, 27-35 * 19-27 ; soris teleutosporiferis conlbr-
mibus etiam caulicolis, atris; teleutosporis ellipsoideis, utrinque
rotundatis, apice papilla subliyalina auctis, medio constrictis, le-

Uredinacete, Didymospora, Puccinia. 301

vibus, castaneo-brunneis, 40-65^27-35; pedicello hyalino, persi-
stenti, crasso, usque 110 ;j.. longo.

Hab. in foliis caulibusque vivis Barroeteae sabuligene,
Aguas Calicutes, Mexico (Holway).

97. Puccinia Calimeridis Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 32, t. III, f. 34. 1026
— Soris teleutosporiferis amphigenis, maculis nullis vel vix di-
stinctis, sparsis, mediocribus, ca. 1-1,5 mm. rotundatis v. irregu-
laribus, compactis, atro-brunneis ; teleutosporis clavatis, apice ro-
tundatis, raro acutiusculis, valde incrassatis, 8-13 ;j. , medio con-
strictis, basi rotundatis vel in pedicellum attenuatis, levibus, pal-
lide brunneolis, loculo superiore paullo obscuriore, plerumque 36-
50^18-27, rarius usque 60 \x. long. ; pedicello hyalino, crasso,
persistente, usque 70 \x. long. ; mesosporis paucis obovatis.

Hab. in foliis Calimeridis altaicae, Minussinsk Sibiriae
(Martianoff).

98. Puccinia clarioneicola Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 61. — Soris 1027
uredosporiferis amphigenis, sine maculis, sparsis, numquam con-
fluentibus, minutis, pulverulentis, cinnamomeis; uredosporis globosis

vel subglobosis, echinulatis, brunneis, 24-30 \x. diam.; soris teleu-
tosporiferis conformibus, atris; teleutosporis ellipsoideis v. oblongis
utrinque rotundatis, apice non incrassatis, medio non v. vix con-
strictis, punctatis, brunneis, 35-44 « 23-27, episporio tenui; pedicollo
brevi hyalino.

Hab. in foliis vivis Clarionearum variarum in Chile et
Fuegia.

99. Puccinia crassicutis Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I. pag. 125, t. VII, t028
f. 105. — Soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, sine maculis, sparsis,
rotundatis, ca. 1 mm. diam., primo tomento folii tectis dein nudis,
pulverulentis, atris; uredosporis immixtis oblongis v. ellipsoideis,
aculeatis, flavis, 32-40^16-20, apice incrassatis; teleutosporis elli-
psoideis v. oblongo-ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis, apice papilli-
formi-incrassatis, usque 10 [j.. et subhyalinis, medio vix v. leniter
constrictis, verrucosis, obscure brunueis, 52-60 * 27-38, episporio
usque 8 [j.. crasso ; pedicello hyalino, crasso, persistenti, fiexuoso,
usque 80 [x. longo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Mutisiae Clematis, S. Cruz Bolivi.i'.

100. Puccinia Desmanthodii Diet. et Holw. Bot. Gaz. XXXI, 1901, k«i
p. 334, Sacc. Syll. XVI, pag. 1119 (nomen) — Syd. Mon. Ured.
vol. I, p. 73, t. IV, f. 58. — Soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis,
maculis magnis irregulariter limitatis, violaceis v. flavis, usque 1

rs<i2 i redinaceffi, Didymospor», Puccinia.

cm. diam. insidentibus, minutis sed in greges magnos denso con-
fortis. compactis, atris, paraphysibus atro-brunneis coalitis ciroum-
scriptis; teleutosporis oblongo-lanceolatis vel fusiformibus, apice
attenuatis vel truncatis, incrassatis, usque 9 \i.., medio non vel le-
niter constrictis, basi attenuatis, levibus, dilute brunneis, 40-GO »
10-16; pedicello brunneolo, firino, usque 40 jj.. longo.

Hdb. in foliis Desmanthodii ovati, Oaxaca, Mexico (Hol-

\VA Y .

101. Puccinia Electrae Diet. et Holw. Bot. Gaz. XXXI, 1901, p. 333, 1030
Syll. XVI, p. 1119 (nomen) Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 76,

tab. IV, f. 62. - Soris uredosporiferis epiphyllis, maculis varie
coloratis insidentibus, rarius hypophyllis, sparsis, minutis, pulve-
rulentis, obscuro brunneis, 26-35 * 20-25 ; soris tcleutosporiferis
conformibus, atris; teleutosporis ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis,
apice non incrassatis, medio non vel vix constrictis, verrucosis,
obscure castaneo-brunneis, 35-48 « 24-32, episporio crasso; pedicello
hyalino, sursum brunneolo, crasso, persistenti, usque 80 [j.. longo,
intordum laterali.

Ilab. in foliis vivis Electrse Galeottii, Oaxaca, Mexico
(Holway).

102. Puccinia Hypochoeridis Oud. in Nederl. Kruidk, Archief II, 103]
ser. I, pag. 175 (1873): cfr. Sacc. Syll. VII, p. 633, n. 2210 p. p.

— Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 100. — Soris uredosporiferis am-
phigenis v. soepe caulicolis, plerumque maculis minutis insidenti-
bus, sparsis, pulverulentis, cinnamomeis, primariis mediocribus, se-
cundariis minutis; uredosporis globosis. subglobosis v. ellipsoideis,
echinulatis, pallide brunneis, 22-28 [j.. diam. ; soris teleutosporiferis
amphigenis, siepe caulicolis, sparsis, minutis, punctiformibus, in
caule majoribus, pulverulentis, atris; teleutosporis ellipsoideis vel
ovato-ellipsoideis, apice rotundatis, non incrassatis, medio non v.
vix constrictis, basi rotundatis, rarius attenuatis, subtiliter verru-
culosis, brunneis, 30-46*18-24, episporio tcuui ; pedicello brevi,
hyalino.

Ilah. in foliis caulibusque vivis H y pochoer id is glabrae
holveticse, maculatae, radicatae, uniiiorse, in Germania,
Italia, Austria, Hungaria, Helvetia, Gallia, Belgio. Hollandia, Bri-
tannia, Dania, Siu-cia., Lusitania. Sibiria, America bor. ct Ohile.

103. Puccinia hemisphaerica (Peck Ell. et Ev. in North Am. Fung. 1032
n< 3144. _ Syd. Mon. Ured. vol I. pag. 109, t. VI, f. 93: cfr.
Sacc» Syll. VII, p. 805, sub JEcidio hemisphcerico Peck. — Py-

Uredinacese, Didymosporaa, Puccinia. 303

cnidiis amphigenis, minutis, brunneolis; aecidiis plerumque hypo-
phyllis vel caulicolis, interdum etiam epiphyllis, maculis nullis,
per totam foliorum superficiem oeque sparsis vel praecipue nervum
medium sequentibus, soepe etiam caulicolis, hemisphicricis, diu clausis
dein poro centrali apertis, navis, pariete proprio vix evoluto; U3ci-
diosporis globosis vel subglobosis, verruculosis, pallide aurantiacis
20-27 |jl. diam.; soris uredosporiferis amphigenis, plerumque hy-
pophyllis, maculis minutis, navis v. viridibus insidentibus, minu-
tis, punctiformibus, brunneis; uredosporis globosis, subglobosis v.
ellipsoideis echinulatis, brunneis, 20-28*18-25; soris teleutospori-
feris conformibus, atro-brunneis; teleutosporis ellipsoideis vel ob-
longis, utrinque rotundatis, apice non incrassatis, medio non vel
vix constrictis, subtiliter verruculosis, brunneis, 27-42 » 16-25 ; pe-
dicello hyalino, brevi.

Hab. in foliis caulibusque vivis Lact ucse (Mulgedii) pul-
chellse, Ludovicianae in America bor.

104. Puccinia Lactucarum Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 108. — Mo\- 1033
diis plerumque hypophyllis vel caulicolis, maculis irregularibus,
flavo-brunneis insidentibus, paucis plerumque irregulariter et laxe
aggregatis, primo hemisphgericis, dein applanatis, navis; secidio-
sporis globosis vel subglobosis, subtiliter verrucosis, pallide auran-
tiacis, 18-27 (j.. diam.; soris uredosporiferis plerumque hypophyl-

lis, maculis irregularibus indeterminatis pallidis insidentibus, sparsis
vel paucis aggregatis, minutis, pulverulentis, pallide brunneis ;
uredosporis globosis, subglobosis vel ellipsoideis, echinulatis, flavo -
brunneis, 18-27 |j.. diam. ; soris teleutosporiferis plerumque hypo-
phyllis, sa;pe autem caulicolis, maculis rotundatis v. irregularibus
fiavidis insidentibus, in foliis sparsis v. in groges minutos aggro-
gatis, rotundatis, in caule rotundatis vel s;epe elongatis et hinc
inde connuentibus, pulverulentis, atro-brunneis ; teleutosporis elli-
psoideis, utrinque rotundatis, apice non incrassatis, medio non
constrictis, verrucosis, castaneo-brunneis, 30-43*22-30; pedicello
hyalino, brevissimo.

Hab. in foliis caulibusque vivis Lactuc;c perennis, al-
tissimas (?.), quercinae (?), sagittat;e (?), in Germania, Au-
stria, Helvetia, G-allia, Rossia.

105. Puccinia lactucina Syd. Mon. Urod. vol. I, pag. 111. — Soris 1034
uredosporiferis amphigenis, plerumque hypophyliis, sine maculis,
sparsis non confluentibus, minutis, pulvcrulentis, emnamomeis ;
uredosporis globosis, subglobosis vel ellipsoidois, echinulatis, tlavo-

804 Uredinace», Didymosporse, Pucoinia.

brumieis vel brunneis, 18-27 a. diam. vel 24-28 * 18-22 ; soris te-
leutosporiferis conformibus, obscure castaneis; teleutosporis regu-
laribus, ellipsoideis vel oblongo -cllipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis,
apice non incrassatis, medio non constrictis, punctatis, brunncis,
34-39 «21-24, episporio tonui ; pedicello hyalino, brovi.

Ilab. in foliis vivis Lactuca3 scar ioloidis, in prov. Ker-
man Persia? austr. (Bornmueller).

106. Puccinia Leontodontis Jacky in Compositen-Puccin. p. 75 (1899) 1035
— Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 114. — Soris uredosporiferis am-
jthigenis, sparsis non confluentibus, minutis, punctiformibus, cin-
namomeis; uredosporis globosis, subglobosis vel ellipsoideis, echi-
nulatis, pallide brunneis, 25-37 a. diam. vel 27-35^24-27; soris
teleutosporiferis conformibus, atris v. atro-brunneis; teleutosporis
variabilibus plerumque ellipsoideis, ovato ellipsoideis vel oblongis,
apice rotundatis, non incrassatis, medio non v. vix constrictis, basi
plerumque rotundatis, subtiliter verruculosis, castaneo-brunneis,
30-42*21-27, episporio tenui; pedicello hyalino, brevi.

Hdb. in foliis vivis Leontodontis autumnalis, glabra-
ti, hastilis, hispidi, incani, nigricantis, pyre-
naici, squamosi, in G-ermania, Austria, Hungaria, Helvetia,
Italia, Gallia, Belgio, Hollandia, Britannia, Suecia, Serbia, Rossia,
Fennia.

107. Puccinia Mulgedii Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 123. — iEcidiis 1036
hypophyllis, maculis minutis flavidis indeterminatis insidentibus,
solitariis v. paucis tantum aggregatis, minutis, planis, flavis; aeci-
diosporis globosis, subgJobosis vel ovatis, subtiliter verruculosis,
flavescentibus, 19-24 ;j.. diam.; soris uredosporiferis hypophyllis,
maculis nullis vel indeterminatis, sparsis, minutissimis, pulveru-
lentis, cinnamomeis ; uredosporis globosis vel subglobosis, subtilis-
sime echinulatis, flavis, 20-27 a. diam. ; soris teleutosporiferis hy-
pophyllis, sparsis, minutissimis, epidermide diutius tectis dein ea
cinctis, obscure brunneis, pulverulentis; teleutosporis ovoideis vel
oblongis, apice rotundatis, non incrassatis, medio non constrietis,
basi rotundatis subtilissime verruculosis, brunneis, 27-38*19-24,
episporio tenui; pedicello hyalino. tenui, brevi, deciduo.

Ilab. in fuliis vivis Mulgedii alpini, aurei, macro-
phylli, in G-ermania, Austria, Gallia, Helvetia, Suecia, Norvegia
Serbia.
10s. Puccinia Crepidis-leontodontoidis R. Maire in Bull. Soc. bot. de 1037
France, anneo 1904, tab. 13, fig. 1. — Spermogoniis plerumque

UredinaceEe, Didymosporce, Puccinia. 305

epiphyllis, lageniformibus, penicillo ostiolari valde evoluto; secidiis
pleruraque hypophyllis, in maculis navescentibus orbicularibus seu
marginalibus semiorbicularibus, laxiuscule congregatis, cupulato-
explanatis; pseudoperidiis albidis, margine fere integro nec revo-
luto ; aecidiosporis subglobosis vel irregularitcr polyhedricis, subti-
liter verruculosis, hyalinis, gattulis oleosis aurantiacis, farctis, 13-
18 v 13-14 ; soris uredosporiferis amphigenis, minutis, punctiformi-
bus, maculse flavidie 2-3 mm. insidentibus, pulverulentis, cinna-
momeo-brunneis; uredosporis ovoideis v. subglobosis, 16-23 » 14-22
episporio dilute brunneo, aculeolato, duobus, rarius tribus, poris
germinationis instructo ; soris teleutosporiferis conformibus, atro-
brunneis; teleutosporis ovoideis vel ovoideo-ellipsoidois, 26-34»
18-26, utrinque rotundatis, apice haud incrassatis nec ad septum
constrictis, episporio brunneo, subtiliter punctulato; poro germina-
tionis celluloe superioris, plerumque apicali, celluhe inferioris a septo
plus minusve remoto ; pedicello hyalino, valde deciduo, saepe late-
rali, teleutosporam sequante vel ea breviore.

Hab. in foliis Crepidis leontodontoidis, Ajaccio Cor-
sicoe et Avellino Ital. merid.

109. Puccinia Picridis-strigosae Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, pag. 131, 1038
tab. VII, fig. 112. — Soris teleutosporiferis amphigenis, maculis
nullis vel obsoletis insidentibus, sparsis, interdum connuentibus,
orbicularibus, mediocribus, 1-2 mm. diam., pulverulentis, atris ;
uredosporis immixtis, globosis vel subglobosis, echinulatis, flavo-
brunneis, 24-32 jx. diam. ; teleutosporis ellipsoidois, utrinquo ro-
tundatis, apice non incrassatis, medio parum constrictis, punctatis,
obscure castaneo-brunneis, 32-46^27-32; pedicello hyalino, persi-
stenti, circiter 16 ;x. longo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Picridis strigosae pr. Kerman Persise
australis (Bornmueller).

110. Puccinia altaica Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, pag. 137, tab. VIII, 1039

fig. 117. — Soris teleutosporiferis foliicolis vel caulicolis, medio-

cribus, sparsis, hinc inde confluentibus et tunc usque 3 mm. longis,

oblongis vel elongatis, epidermide plumbea nitida ssepe toctis vel

semivelatis, compactis, atris; teleutosporis oblongo-clavatis v. cla-

vatis, apice rotundatis vel ssepius acutiusculis, valde incrassatis,

usque 13 [x., medio vix loniter constrictis, deorsum attonuatis, le-

vibus, brunneis, 43-54» 16-25; pedic?llo hyalino vel hyalino-

brunneolo, persistenti, crasso, usque 115 [j.. longo.

Hab. in foliis caulibusquo Prenanthis diversifoliae

ao

:!(n', Uredinace», Didymospora, Puccinia.

(Crepidis baicalonsis) in regione altaica Asia3 centralis (Lk-
deboub).

111. Puccinia Prenanthis (Pers.) Lindr. Mykol. Mittheil., pag. G, in 1040
Act. Soc. pr. Fauna et Flora fennica 1901, n. 9. — Syd. Mon.
Ured. vol. I, pag. 106: cfr. Sacc. Syll. VII, p. G06, n. 2157 p. p.

— iEcidiis hypophvllis, raro paucis etiam epiphyllis v. petiolicolis,
maculis flavis vol purpureis usque 1 cm. diam. insidentibus, in
greges rotundatos vel irregularcs G mm. latos ad nervos s;rpe
clongatos dispositis, primo hemisphoericis dein applanatis, liavis
vel albidis, interdum fiavo-purpureis ; jecidiosporis globosis, sub-
globosis vel ellipsoideis, subtiliter verruculosis, pallido aurantia-
cis, 13-24 [j.. diam.; soris uredosporiferis hypophyllis, maculis ir-
regularibus pallidis indeterminatis insidentibus, sparsis, minutis,
punctiformibus, pulverulentis, pallide brunncis; uredosporis glo-
bosis vel subglobosis, echinulatis, flavo-brunneis, 16-24 jj.. diam.;
soris teleutosporiferis conformibus, epidermide nssa cinctis, atro-
brunneis; teleutosporis ellipsoideis, apice rotundatis, non incrassa-
tis, medio non constrictis, basi plerumque rotundatis, subtilissime
verruculosis, brunneis, 26-36^16-24; pedicello hyalino, brovis-
simo.

Hab. in fohis vivis Lactucse (Prenanthis) muralis, in
Germania, Austria, Hungaria, Helvetia, Italia, Gallia, Belgio, Hol-
landia, Britannia, Dania, Suecia, Fennia, Rossia.

112. Puccinia Prenanthis-purpureae (DG.) Lindr. Mykol. Mittheil. p. 7, 1041
in Act. Soc. pro Fauna et Fl. fennica 1901, n. 9. — Syd. Mon.
Ured. vol. I, pag. 135: cfr. Sacc. Syll. VII, p. 606, n. 2157 p. p.

— iEcidiis hypophyllis, maculis orbicularibus usque 5 mm. diam.,
flavis vel flavo-purpureis insidentibus, in greges rotundatos vel
irrcgulares, usque 6 mm. latos ad nervos subinde elongatos dispo-
sitis, primo hemisphsericis dein late apertis, flavis vel albidis, in-
terdum iiavo-purpureis ; a-cidiosporis globosis, subglobosis v. elli-
psoideis, subtilitor verrucosis, pallide aurantiacis, 15-24 « 12-20 ;
soris uredosporiferis hypophyllis, maculis minutis flavis insiden-
tibus, sparsis, minutissimis, punctiformibus, pulverulentis, dilute
rufo-brunneolis ; uredosporis globosis vol subglobosis, subtiliter
echinulatis, flavidis, 17-25 ;j.. diam. ; soris teleutosporiferis confor-
mibus brunncis ; teleutosporis ellipsoideis vel ovatis, apice rotun-
datis, Bubtilissime vcrruculosis, brunneis, 24-37 « 16-24, episporio
tenui ; pedicello hyalino brevi.

Jlah. in foliis vivis Prenanthis albae, purpureae, te-

Uredinaceae, Didymosporoe, Puccinia. 3<>7

nuifoliae, in Germania, Austria, Hungaria, Helvetia, Italia,
Gallia, Belgio, Hollandia, Britannia.

113. Puccinia Prenanthis-racemosae Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 137. 1042
— Soris uredosporiferis amphigenis, maculis minutis obsoletis vel
nullis insidentibus, sparsis, minutissimis, punctiformibus, epider-
mide fissa cinctis, pulverulentis, dilute brunneis ; uredosporis glo-
bosis, subglobosis v. ellipsoideis, subtiliter echinulatis, dilute brun-
neis, 22-30 |x. diam.; soris teleutosporiferis conformibus, obscure
brunneis ; teleutosporis ellipsoideis v. ovatis, apice rotundatis, non
incrassatis, medio non vel raro parum constrictis, basi plerumque
rotundatis, subtilissime verruculosis, brunneis, 30-45 «21-28, epi-
sporio tenui ; pedicello hyalino, brevi.

Hab. in foliis Prenanthis racemossB, Saskatchewan, Ame-
rica bor. (E. Bourgeau).

114. Puccinia Rhagadioli (Pass.) Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, pag. 139, 1043
JEcidium Rhagadioli Pass. : cfr. Sacc. Syll. VII, p. 805. — Pycni-
diis epiphyllis; ;ecidiis amphigenis, sine maculis, per totam super-
ficiem foliarum ;eque sparsis, cupulatis, margine albido, laciniato,
reflexo ; ;ecidiosporis globosis v. subglobosis, subtiliter verruculosis,
pallide aurantiacis, 15-26 jj.. diam. ; soris uredosporiferis amphige-
nis, maculis nullis v. minutis flavidis insidentibus, sparsis minutis,
punctiformibus, brunneis; uredosporis globosis, subglobosis v. late
ellipsoideis, subtiliter aculeatis, flavidis 20-28 jj.. diam. ; soris te-
leutosporiferis conformibus, sajpe caulicolis et tunc diu tectis, atro-
brunneis; teleutosporis late ellipsoideis v. interdum subglobosis.
utrinque rotundatis, apice non incrassatis, medio non constrictis,
verrucosis, obscure castaneis, 30-43 * 24-32; pedicello hyalino, brevi.

Hab. in foliis vivis Rhagadioli stellati, in Italia, Gallia.

115. Puccinia sejuncta Syd. in Ann. Mycol. 1903, vol. I, p. 326. - mn
Pycnidiis epiphyllis, flavidis; «cidiis amphigenis, plerumque hv-
pophyllis, vulgo per totam foliorum superficiem seque distributis,
minutis, cupulatis, flavidis, margine leniter recurvato, subtiliter
inciso ; ;ecidiosporis subglobosis, angulato-globosis v. angulato ver-
rucosis, hyalino-flavescentibus, 14-20 * 11-16; soris uredosporiicris
amphigenis, maculis nullis v. vix distinctis flavescentibusque insi-
dentibus, sparsis v. subinde etiam partem folii majorcm seque ob-
tegentibus, minutis, rotundatis v. irregularibus, epidermide fissa
cinctis, pulverulentis, cinnamomeo-brunuois; uredos]3oris globosis

v. subglobosis, echinulatis, flavo-brunin is v. brunneis, 24-30 m..
diam. vel 24-32^22-27; soris teleutosporiferis conformibus, atro-

308 Uredinaceee, Didymosporee, Puccinia.

brunneis; teleutosporis ellipsoideis v. ovato-ollipsoidois, utrinque
rotundatis, apice nou incrassatis, medio non vel raro lenissime
constrictis, subtiliter punctatis, brunneis 32-40 * 20-25, opisporio
tenui ; pcdicello hyalino, brevi, dociduo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Hieracii albiflori, Falcon Valley,
Washington (Suksdorf), Hieracii spec, Lisson Cal. (Holway).

116. Puccinia variabilis G-rev. Scot. Orypt. Fl. 1823, tab. 75 ot Fl. nur,
Edimb. p. 431 (1824), Syd. Ured. vol. I, p. 1G3. — ^Ecidiis am-
phigenis, maculis minutis indoterminatis flavis v. purpureis hinc
inde eonfluentibus insidentibus, solitariis v. perpaucis tantum ag-
gregatis, cupulatis, humilibus, margine laciniato albido; a;cidiosporis
subglobosis v. ovatis, intus aurantiacis, verruculosis, 20-25 « 15-
20; soris uredosporiferis amphigenis, maculis minutissimis, flavis

v. purpureis plerumque insidentibus, sparsis, minutis, punctiformi-
bus, mox nudis, brunneis; uredosporis globosis, subglobosis vel
ovatis echinulatis, brunneis, 22-32^19-26; soris teleutosporiferis
conformibus, obscure brunneis; teleutosporis ellipsoideis vel ob-
longo-ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis, apice non incrassatis, medio
non v. vix constrictis, subtiliter verruculosis, brunneis, 28-40 »
18-25, episporio tenui; pedicello hyalino, sporam subiequante, sed
deciduo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Taraxaci officinalis, palustris, in
Britannia, Italia et Suecia.

117. Puccinia Willemetiae Bubak in (Est. bot. Zeits. 1902, pag. 95, 1046
Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 183. — Soris uredosporiferis amphi-
genis, praecipue hypophyllis, maculis violaceo-purpureis minutis
insidentibus, sparsis, minutissimis, punctiformibus, mox nudis, pul-
verulentis, cmnamomeo-brunneis; uredosporis globosis, subglobosis

v. ovatis, echinulatis, dilute brunneis 19-26^17-23; soris teleu-
tosporiferis conformibus, atris; teleutosporis ellipsoideis v. ovato-
ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis, apice non incrassatis, medio non
v. parum constrictis, vorruculosis, brunnois, 26-35 « 19-24, epispo-
rio tenui ; pedicello hyalino, tenui, sporam requante, sed dcciiluo.

Ilab. in foliis vivis Willemeti.c hioracioidis in Boho-
mia (Jhhak .

118. Puccinia sonchina Syd. in Revista Agronomica de Portugal, 1047
1903, n. 10, p. 331. — Soris uredosporiferis amphigenis, maculis
nullis vel obsoletis insidentibus, irregulariter sparsis, minutis vel
rarius confluendo tnediocribus, epidermide lacerata cinctis, pulve-
rulentis, cinnamoiinis uredosporia globosis, subglobosis vel ovatis,

Uredinacese, Didymosporse, Puccinin. 309

subtiliter echinulatis, navo-brunneis, 24-27 ja. diam. vel 24-32«
22-27; poris germinationis duobus pneditis; soris teleutosporiferis
conformibus, atro-brunneis ; teleutosporis ellipsoideis vel ovato-
ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis, apice non incrassatis, medio non
vel vix constrictis, subtiliter verruculosis, brunneis, 30-45 « 22-27,
episporio tenui; pedicello hyalino, tenui, deciduo.

Hdb. in foliis vivis v. languidis Sonchi spec, prope Beja
Lusitaniie. — An huc spectat Uredo sonchina Thuem., qure viget
in foliis Sonchi arvensis ad Orenburg Rossi;e? Uredospor.i'
duarum specierum non differunt, sed teleutosporse in specie Thue-
meniana adhuc desiderantur.

119. Puccinia tagananensis Magnus Ber. d. deutsch. bot. Ges. XIX. ims
1901, p. 297, pl. XIV, fig. 1-3. Ab affini P. Sonchi specifice
differret uredosoris tantum uredosporas nec teleutosporas com-
mixtas prasbentibus (sed, teste cl. Sydow, differentia nimis tenuis).

Hab. in foliis Sonchi radicati, in Algeria (?) et in foliis
Sonchi tenerrimi, Tunis Africic bor. (Juel).

120. Puccinia Podospermi DC. Fl. franc. II, p. 595 (1805) et Syn. 1049
p. 46 (1806), Syd. Mon. Ured. vol..I, p. 133. — Pycnidiis epi-
phyllis; recidiis hypophyllis, sine maculis, per totam supernciem
foliorum tcque sparsis, cupulatis, margine albido, laciniato, revo-
luto; fficidiosporis globosis, subglobosis v. ellipsoideis, dense ver-
rucosis, pallide aurantiacis, 20-30 [i. diam. ; soris uredosporiferis
amphigenis, maculis nullis v. pallidis indeterminatis insidentibus,
sparsis, minutis, punctiformibus, brunneis; uredosporis globosis,
subglobosis vel ellipsoideis, aculeatis, brunneolis, 24-32*22-26;
soris teleutosporiferis conformibus, atro-brunneis; teleutosporis
globoso-ellipsoideis vel ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis apice non
incrassatis, medio non constrictis, verruculosis, castaneis, 27-40 -
22-30; pedicello hyalino, brevi.

Hab. in foliis vivis Podospermi calci trapif ol ii , Ja-
cquiniani, laciniati, in G-ermania, Austria, Helvetia, Gallia,
Italia, Eossia.

121. Puccinia Scorzonerae (Schum.) Jacky, in Gomposit. Puccin. p. 54 1050
(1899), Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, pag. 141, zEcidiolum minutellum
Speg. : cfr. Sacc. Syll. VII, p. 774. — Pycnidiis epiphyllis; seci-
diis hypophyllis, sine maculis, per totam superficiem foliorum ;cque
sparsis, cupulatis, margine albido, laciniato, rovoluto; ;ccidiosporis
globosis, subglobosis v. ellipsoideis, pallide aurautiacis, donso ver-
rucosis, 20-30*18-24; soris urodosporiferis amphigonis, maculia

310 rredinricerc, Didymosporse, Puccinia!

nullis v. pallidis indeterminatis iusidentibus, sparsis, minutis, pun-
ctiformibus, brunneis; uredosporis globosis, subglobosis vel elli-
psoideis aculeatis, brunneolis, 20-32 v 20-26 ; soris teleutosporiferis
eonformibus, atro-brunneis; teleutosporis ellipsoideis vel ovatis,
apice rotundatis, non incrassatis, medio non v. vix lenissime con-
strictis, basi rotundatis v. attenuatis, subtiliter verruculosis, brun-
neis, 27-38*17-26; pedicello hyalino, brevi.

Ilab. in foliis vivis Scorzonera; austr iac.i', hispanic;r,
humilis, purpureoe, in Germania, Austria, Hungaria, Italia,
Gallia, Dania, Suecia, Rossia.

122. Puccinia scorzonericola Tranzsch. Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 161. — ](,:>1
Uredosoris primariis amphigenis, subcircinatis, pycnidia circum-
ambientibus, epidermide rupta cinctis, brunneis, in maculis flavi-
cantibus sitis; soris secundariis minutis. amphigenis sparsis, brun-
neis, senio ob teleutosporas atro-brunneis ; uredosporis globosis v.
ellipsoideis, 28-31 w 23-30, membrana brunnea spinulosa, binis
poris germinationis praxlita; teleutosporis ellipsoideis v. ovoideis,
apice rotundatis, basi rotundatis vel breve attenuatis, septo non
constrictis, 33-38*21-24, membrana castanea, minute verrucosa,
.cquicrassa; poris germinationis in quaque cellula subcentralibus ;
pedicello tenui.

Hab. in foliis Scorzoneraj humilis in Belgio, Silesia, Italia,
Fennia, Rossia. — Puccinia Plantaginis West. (et Bereng. in Herb.
meo !) huc spectat, non tamen in Plantagine sed in Scorzonera hu-
rnili viget. Cfr. Tranzs. 1. c.

123. Puccinia Stephanomeriae Syd. Mon. Ured. vol, I, p. 157, t. IX, 10-52
f. 135. — Soris teleutosporiferis amphigenis v. caulicolis, sine ma-
culis sparsis vel paucis aggregatis, ca. 1 mm. diam., rotundatis,
pulverulentis, atro-brunneis ; uredosporis immixtis, globosis v. sub-
globosis, echinulatis, brunneis, 30-35 [j.. diam ; teleutosporis elli-
psoideis vel ovato-ellipsoideis, apice rotundatis, non incrassatis,
medio non v. vix constrictis, basi rotundatis, rarius leniter atte-
nuatis, subtilissime verruculosis, brunneis, 35-52 « 24-31, episporio
tenui; pedicello hyalino, deciduo.

Ilab. in foliis caulibusque Stephanomerioe cichoriacere,
San Gabriel Mts. Oaliforniae (Mc Clatchie).

124. Puccinia Barkhausiae-rhoeadifoliaB Bubak (Ester. bot. Zeitschr. 1053
1902, n. 2, p. 42, Syd. Mon. Urcl. vol. I, p. 65. — Pycnidiis
inter aecidia sparsis, minutis, navis, mox evanescentibus; aecidiis
jil«rumque per totam foliorum superfieiem infe -.iorom asque distri-

Uredinacese, Didymosporse, Puccinia. 311

butis, rarius etiam paucis in epiphyllo evolutis, minutis, humili-
bus, albido-flavis, -margine leniter recurvato, subtiliter inciso ;
aecidiosporis angulato-globosis, ovatis v. ellipsoideis, subtiliter ver-
ruculosis, flavescentibus, 18-30 « 14-20; soris uredosporiferis am-
phigenis, maculis nullis vix distinctis insidentibus, sparsis rotun-
datis, mox nudis, pulverulentis, brunneis; uredosporis globosis,
subglobosis v. late ellipsoideis, echinulatis, brunneis, 17-25 * 16-22;
soris teleutosporiferis amphigenis, maculis plerumque nullis insi-
dentibus, sparsis, minutis, punctiformibus, rotundatis, atro-brunneis
v. atris, pulverulentis ; teleutosporis ovatis, ellipsoideis v. oblongis,
apice rotundatis, non incrassatis, medio non v. leniter constrictis,
basi rotundatis, punctatis, brunneis 26-42 v 20-30, episporio tenui ;
pedicello hyalino, tenui sporam ajquante sed valde deciduo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Crepidis (Barkhaushc) rhoeadifo-
lioe ad Pragam Bohemia? (Bubak).

125. Puccinia canariensis Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 166. — Soris 1,r>1
uredosporiferis amphigenis, maculis nullis v. obsoletis insidentibus,
sparsis, rotundatis, epidermide fissa cinctis, pulverulentis, obscure
brunneis; uredosporis globosis vel subglobosis, raro ellipsoideis,
aculeatis, brunneis, 26-32 jx. diam. ; soris teleutosporiferis confor-
mibus, minutis v. mediocribus, ca. 0,5-1 mm. diam., atris v. atro-
brunneis; teleutosporis ellipsoideis vel oblongo-ellipsoideis, apice
rotundatis, non incrassatis, medio non v. vix constrictis, basi ro-
tundatis, subtiliter verruculosis, obscure brunneis, 35-42 ^ 26-32,
episporio ca. 2 \l. crasso; pedicello hyalino, brevissimo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Thrincise nudicaulis, pr. Funchal,
ins. Madeira (Bornmuller).

126. Puccinia Cichorii (D. C.) Bell. in Kickx. Fl. Fland. II, p. 65, 1065
Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, 49. — Soris uredosporiferis amphigenis

v. caulicolis, sparsis, interdum confluentibus, minutis, pulverulen-
tis, epidermide lacerata cinctis, cinnamomeis ; uredosporis globosis,
subglobosis vel ellipsoideis, echinulatis, llavo-brunneis, 21-27 \i.
diam. ; soris teleutosporiferis amphigenis v. caulicolis, conformibus,
atro-brunneis ; teleutosporis ellipsoideis v. ovato-ellipsoideis, apice
rotundatis. non incrassatis, medio non v. vix constrictis, basi plo-
rumque rotundatis, levibus, brunneis, 27-38 * 19-25, episporio te-
nui; pedicello hyalino, brevi.

Hab. in foliis caulibusque Cichorii Intybi, 0. Endiviae (?)
in Glermania, Austria, Hungaria, Helvetia, Italia, Grallia, Belgio,
Britannia, Suecia

3]2 Uredinacese, Didymosporse, Puccinla,

127. Puccinia chondrillina Bubak et Syd. in (Est. bot. Zeitschr. 1901, L056
n. 1, p. 7 et 1902, n. 2, p. 94, Syd. Mou. Urod. vol. I, p. 44:
cfr. Sacc. Syll. VII, p. 606, P. Prenanthis (Pers.) Fuck. p. p. —
Soris uredosporifcris amphigenis, v. saepo caulicolis, maculis mi-
nutis v. subnullis insidentibus, in folio sparsis, minutis, non con-
fluentibus, in caule sparsis v. saepe aggregatis majoribus interdum
confluentibus et epidermide fissa cinctis, pulverulentis, cinnamo-
meis; uredosporis globosis, subglobosis v. ovatis, subtiliter echi-
nulatis, brunneis, 20-27 \x. diam. vel 24-30*16-24; soris teleuto-
sporiferis plerumque caulicolis, rarius paucis etiam foliicolis, in
caule s;epe confluentibus, epidermide tectis vel ea fissa cinctis,
obscurioribus, minus pulverulentis ; teleutosporis ellipsoideis vel
ovato-ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis, apice non incrassatis, medio
non v. parum constrictis subtilissime verruculosis, castaneis, 32-

42 * 19-27, episporio tenui, pedicello hyalino, tenui usque 40 |j..
longo, facile deciduo.

Hab. in foliis, petiolis caulibusque vivis Chondrillse jun-
cea3 in Germania, Bohemia, Italia, Gallia, Lusitania.

128. Puccinia Cymboseridis Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 73, t. IV, f. 57 L067
— Soris uredosporiferis amphigenis, sine maculis, sparsis v. ag-
gregatis, minutis, rotundatis v. irregularibus, epidermide fissa cin-
ctis, pulverulentis, cinnamomeis ; uredosporis globosis, subglobosis

v. ellipsoideis, echinulatis, dilute brunneis, 21-24 \i. diam. vel 24-
27*18-24; soris teleutosporiferis conformibus, obscure castaneis;
teleutosporis ellipsoideis v. ovato-ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis,
apice non incrassatis, medio non constrictis, punctatis, brunneis,
31-39*20-24, episporio tenui; pedicello brevi, hyalino.

Ilab. in foliis vivis Cymboseridis pal;estinse in monte
Carmel Palaestinae (Bornmuller).

129. Puccinia aurata Syd. in Ann. Mycol. 1904, pag. 349. — Soris l < >~>s
teleutosporiferis, hypoxjhyllis, maculis depressis, obscuris, minutis
circ. 1-2 mm. diam. insidentibus, plerumque omtiino in acervulum

1-2 mm. latum confluentibus et maculam totam explcntibus, com-
pactis, ochraceo-fiavis ; teleutosporis oblongo-clavatis, apice rotun-
datis non vel vix incrassatis, medio non vel parum constrictis,
deorsum attenuatis, levibus, aureo-flavis, 45-60 * 14-21 ; pedicello
hyalino usque 40 [j.. longo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Coinposit;e cujusdam indeterminat;e,
Derema Africae orient. trop. (A. Karasek).

130. Puccinia nervincola Lagh. in Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 190, io69

Uredinaceae, Didymosporse, Puccinia. Sl3

tab. XI, fig. 172. — Soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, rarius
paucis etiam epiphyllis, sparsis v. soepius nervos sequentibus et
tunc paucis aggregatis, plerumque rotundatis, ca. 1 mm. diam.,
compactiusculis, alutaceo-brunneolis ; teleutosporis cylindricis vel
cylindrico-clavatis, apice rotundatis, truncatis v. conico-attenuatis,
valde incrassatis, usque 19 jj..-, medio leniter constrictis, basi rotun-
datis v. attenuatis, levibus, pallide flavis, 135-162*14-22; pedi-
cello subhyalino v. concolori, persistenti, curvulo, longissimo, usque
190 \l. longo, crasso, snepe spora3 latitudine.

Hab. in foliis vivis Compositae cujusdam, Panatanga iEqua-
toria^ (Lagerheim).

131. Puccinia leuceriicola Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 118, tab. VI, 1060
f. 97. — Soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, sine maculis, sparsis,
minutis, ca. 350-500 [i. diam., punctiformibus, compactiusculis,
atro-brunneis ; uredosporis immixtis, globosis v. subglobosis, sub-
tiliter verruculosis, flavis, 24-29 {j.. diam. ; teleutosporis oblongis

v. oblongo-clavatis, apice rotundatis, incrassatis, usque 8 \i., medio
leniter constrictis, basi rotundatis vel attenuatis, levibus, dilute
brunneis, apice obscurioribus, 32-50=17-28; pedicello hyalino,
crasso, persistenti, usque 60 jx. longo; mesosporis interdum paucis
immixtis.

Hab. in foliis vivis Leucerioe oligocephala3 pr. Concoption
in Chile (Neger).

132. Puccinia Calycerae-Cavanillesii (Speg ) Sacc. et D. Sacc. P. Caly- 1061
cercB Speg. Myc. arg. ser. II, 1902, p. 61, nec Sydow. — Acervulis
cauli-foliicolis amphigenis, subrotundis, erumpenti-superficialibus,
nudis, cinnamomeis, compactiusculis 0,3-1 mm. diam. ; uredosporis
ellipticis v. obovatis rufis, levibus, grosse 1-guttulatis, 24-30*24-
26; teleutosporis ellipticis vel obovatis apice obtusissimis, tunica
ubique subtenui vestitis, ferrugineis, levibus, 28-40 * 26-30, loculis
grosse 1 - guttulatis ; pedicello hyalino fragilissimo 25-30*5-7,
paraphysibus praecipue marginalibus, linearibus 50-60 * 5-6 do-
natis.

Hab. ad caules et folia Calycerse Cavanillesii var. si-
nuatae, Puente del Juca in Argentina.

133. Puccinia Calycerae Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 192, tab. XII, 1062
f. 174. — Soris uredosporiferis amphigenis, sine maculis, sparsis

v. aggregatis, minutis, rotundatis v. ellipticis, epidermide fissa
cinctis, pulverulentis, cinnamomeis; urodosporis globosis v. sub-
globosis, subtilitor echinulatis, brunneolis, 22-27 \i. diam.;soris to-

311 Uredinacese, Didym08f>orae, PucCinia.

leutosporiferis conformibus, atro-brunneis; toloutosporis ellipsoi-
deis, utrinque rotundatis, apico non incrassatis, medio non con-
strictis, subtilissime verruculosis, castaneis, 35-43 « 24-30, episporio
ca. 3 [J.. crasso; pedicollo hyalino, brevissimo.

llab. in foliis potiolisque vivis Calycerae sessili llor.r in
Argontina (K. Reiche) ot Chilo (PHiLirpi).

134. Puccinia melanosora Speg. — Syll. VII, p. 710. — var tigrensis 1088
M. Pennington Ured. Paran. p. 4 (Anales Soc. Cien. Arg. 1902).

— Maculis nullis vel indeterminatis; soris hypophyllis pulvoru-
lentis; uredosporis globosis, tunicatis, non echinulatis. 23-25 ;j..
diam.; teleutosporis cylindraceis, leviter constrictis, fulvis, crasse
tunicatis, 30-35*20-25; pedicello brevissimo hyalino, 4*2.

Ilab. ad folia viva Acicarphae tribuloidis in pratis pr.
San Fernando et Tigre Brasiliae. — Dimensionibus conspicue mi-
noribus teleutosporarum et pedicellorum a typo recedere vidotur.

135. Puccinia Nastanthi Speg. Mycet. argent. ser. II, 1902, p 64. 1064

— Maculis nullis v. folio toto pallescenti-flavescente; acervulis
amphigenis, majusculis, erumpontibus, subpulverulentis, atro-fu-
ligineis; soris 0,5-1 mm. diam. , applanatulis, saepe confluenti-
bus, epidermide disrupta cinctis; teleutosporis obovatis v. ellipticis
obtusis, ubique subtenuiter tunicatis, intense fulvo-ferrugineis,
levibus, ad septum non v. vix constrictis, 40-50*22, loculis sub-
aequilongis, rarius apice subcuneatis, pedicello hyalino, 10-25 » 5-8
suffultis.

Ilab. ad folia viva Nastanthi agglomerati, in summis
andibus Las Cuevas, in Argentina. — Specics P. Gamocarphcu
(Klotz.) Henn., nec non P. Boopidis Neg. afflnis, sed ut videtur
satis distincta.

136. Puccinia Gilgiana P. Henn. in Hedw. 1901, p. 95, Syd. Mon. 10(5
Ured. vol. I, p. 194, tab. XII, f. 179. — iEcidiis petiolicolis v.
calvcicolis, partibus incrassatis leniterquo deformatis insidentibus,
hemisphierico-cupulatis. flavidis; «cidiosporis angulato-globosis ,
aubtiliter verruculosis, flavidis, 15-20 ;j.. diam. ; soris uredosporiferis
caulicolis, gregariis, oblongis, epidermide fissa brunnoa cinctis v.
subtectis, subpulverulentis, brunnois; urodosporis globosis, sub-
globosis v. ellipsoideis, verruculosis, flavo-brunneis, 14-21 « 12-18;
soris toloutosporiferis conformibus, atris; teleutosporis clavatis v.
oblongis, apice rotundatis v. truncatis, leniter incrassatis, usquo

5 ij.., medio leniter constrictis, basi rotundatis v. attenuatis, levi-
bus, brunnois, 32-46 * 17-24; pedicollo brunneolo, crassiusculo,

Uredinaceae, Didymosporse, Puccinia. 315

persistenti, 30-50 (i. longo ; mesosporis oblongis v. oblongo-cla-
vatis, 26-35 w 16-22, apice magis incrassatis.

Hab. in petiolis, caulibus calycibusque vivis Leschenaulti.e
linarioidis pr. Pertli Australioe occid. (Pritzel).

137. Puccinia Dampierae Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 193, tab. XII, 1066
f. 178. — Soris teleutosporiferis in alis caulium evolutis sine ma-
culis, sparsis vel aggregatis, rotundatis vel oblongis, ca. 1 mm.
diam., epidermide fissa cinctis, compactis, atro-brunneis; teleuto-
sporis clavatis, apice rotundatis vel acutiusculis, valde incrassatis,
8-11 [j.., medio constrictis, deorsum attenuatis, rarius rotundatis,
levibus, brunneis, 48-66 ^ 16-26; pedicello ilavido, persistenti, usque

80 [j.. longo; mesosporis immixtis clavatis, 40-55^14-22.

Hab. in alis caulium Dampierae alatoe in Australia (L.
Preiss).

138. Puccinia Ipomceae-panduratae. (Schw.) Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, ior7
pag. 323, tab. XXII, fig. 312, JEcid. Ipomozai-pcinduratai Schw.
Syn. Fg. Carol. 1822, p. 69: efr. Sacc. Syll. VII, p. 619, n. 2186,

p. 671, n. 2322, p. 716, n. 2503. — ^cidiis hypophyllis, maculis
flavidis v. flavo-brunneis orbicularibus v. irregularibus insidenti-
bus, rarius epiphylJis, in greges rotundatos vel irregulares 1-3
mm. latos confertis, rarius solitariis, primo tectis, globulosis, sub-
globosis v. ellipsoideis, minutissime asperulis, flavidis, 20-24 jj..
diam. vel usque 26 [j.. longis, 14-16 [j.. latis ; soris teleutosporife-
ris amphigenis, aecidiis s;epe contrapositis, suborbicularibus vel
irregularibus, mediocribus vel majusculis, confluentibus et tunc
usque 4 mm. latis, pulverulentis, epidermide fissa cinctis, atris;
teleutosporis oblongis apice in papillam obtusam pellucidam pro-
ductis, medio vix vel leniter constrictis, basi rotundatis, grosse
verrucosis, castaneo-brunneis, 42-62^22-32; pedicollo hyalino,
apice infuscato, persistenti, crasso usque 170 [j.. longo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Ipomoese acuminat;e, commutatrc,
lacunosos, megapotamhe , panduratae, purpure;e, tri-
chocarpa3, trilob;e in America bor. et austr.

139. Puccinia commutata Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 201: cfr. Sacc. km;s
Syll. vol. VII, p. 669, P. Valerianai Carest. p. p. — iEcidiis hy-
pophyllis, petiolicolis v. caulicolis, in foliis greges orbiculares v.
irregulares efformantibus, in petiolis caulibusquo socus series plus
minusve longas dispositis, maculis pallidis insidentibus, dense con-
fertis, cupulatis, margine albo lacerato revoluto; ;ecidiosporis po-
lygonis, subtiliter verrucosis, aurantiacis, 14-19 [j.. diam. ; soris te-

316 Uredinaceae, Didymosporee, Puccinla.

leutosporiferis hypopl^Ilis, petiolicolis v. eaulicolis, in foliis sparsis
v. aggregatis, subinde coniiuentibus, minutis, in petiolis caulibus-
que plerumque dense confertis confluentibusque et pustulas plus
minusve longas efformantibus pulverulentis, fusco-brunnois ; te-
Lutosporis diiformibus, oblongis, subfusoideis v. subclavatis, apice
modice incrassatis. rotundatis v. subconoideo-attenuatis. medio non
v. parum constrictis, basi attenuatis, raro rotundatis, levibus, ca-
staneo-brunneis, 40-60 » 20-35 ; pedicello hyalino, dociduo , lon-
giusculo.

Hab. in foliis, petiolis caulibusque vivis Valerianre offici-
nalis. tripteris, sam buci fo 1 i;e in Germania, Austria, Ita-
lia, Helvetia, Belgio, Rossia.

140. Puccinia Anthospermi Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 206. — Soris 1069
teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, maculis minutis ca. 2 mm. diam ,
griseo-brunneis insidentibus, minutis, rotundatis, paucis aggregatis

v. in unum omnino confluentibus, compactiusculis, cinnamomeo-
brunneis; teleutosporis oblongis, apice rotundatis et non v. vix
incrassatis vel conico-attenuatis et tunc usque 9 u,. incrassatis,
medio valde constrictis, basi plerumque attenuatis, rarius rotun-
datis, levibus, ilavis, 35-46*16-21, episporio tenui; pedicello
hyalino, usque 30 [j.. longo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Anthospermi hirti in Capite Bonae
Spei Africre austr. (Sieber).

141. Puccinia Bouwardiae Griniths in Bull. of the Torr. Bot. Club. 1070
1902, p. 297, cum icone. — Soris teleutosporiferis epiphyllis, in-
terdum snepe hypophyllis, circularibus, sparsis, prominentibus, ni-
gris, erumpentibus dein evanidis; teleutosporis subellipticis inferne
rotundatis, superne luteo-umbonato-apiculatis, ad septum subcon-
strictis, 36-46 « 23-28, episporio crasso. tuberculato, brunneo do
natis; pedicello persistonti crassiusculo 80-100 jj.. longo, superne
incrassatulo.

Hdb. in foliis Bouwardia? triphyllre, in montibus Santa
Catalina, Arizona, Amer. bor. — Probabiliter stat. teleut. sEcidii
Bouwardice Diet.

142. Puccinia Borreriae Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, pag. 209. — Soris 1071
teleutosporiferis liypophyllis, maculis indeterminatis brunneolis
insidentibus, sparsis v. laxe aggregatis, minutis. rotundatis, com-
pactis, atro-brunneis; teleutosporis ellipsoideis, ovato-ellipsoideis

v. oltlongo-ovatis, apice rotundatis, minoribus vix vel leniter in-
crassatis, majoribus plorumquo magis incrassatis, usque 11 u.., me-

Uredinacese, Didymosporse, Puccinia. 317

dio non v. vix constrictis, basi rotundatis, levibus, brunneis, 24-
41 » 16-24, episporio subtenui, ca. 2 \x. crasso; pedicello apice
brunneolo, tenui, persistenti, usque 100 \x. longo, vix oblique
inserto.

Hab. in foliis vivis Borreriae angustif oliio ad iluv. Lon-
ga Africae aust. (Baum).

143. Puccinia Houstoniae Syd. in Hedw. 1901, p 26, Mon. Ured. 1072
vol. I, p. 222, tab. XIII, f. 200. — Soris teleutosporiferis hypo-
phyllis, maculis flavidis v. brunneolis determinatis v. indetermi-
natis insidentibus, minutis, sparsis v. plerumque dense aggregatis

et subinde confluentibus, rotundatis, pulvinatis, primo flavidis,
dein flavo-brunneis, tandem brunneis; teleutosporis ellipsoideis v.
oblongis, apice rotundatis, incrassatis 4-7 \x., medio non vel vix
constrictis, basi plerumque rotundatis, levibus, dilute brunneis,
32-45 « 16-24, episporio tenui; pedicello hyalino, crasso, persistenti,
usque 75 \i. longo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Houstonise angustifoliae, Austin,
Texas Americoe bor. (Long).

144. Puccinia Operculariae Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, j). 224, tab. XIV, 1073
f. 203. Soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, maculis orbicularibus
fusco-griseis usque 5 mm. diam., insidentibus, solitariis v. paucis

in quaque macula aggregatis, minutis, rotundatis, compactis, rufo-
brunneis; teleutosporis oblongis v. oblongo-clavatis, apice rotun-
datis, rarius truncatis v. leniter acutiusculis, incrassatis, usque 8
|i., medio constrictis, basi rotundatis v. attenuatis, levibus, flavis
35-54*14-20; pedicello hyalino, firmo, usque 100 \i. longo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Operculari;e, asper;e, Genoa River
Australice (F. v. Muller).

145. Puccinia Otiophorae Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 224, tab. XIV, 1071
f. 204. — Soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, maculis miuutis 1-2
mm. diam. rotundatis, depressulis brunneis insidentibus, sparsis,
non confluentibus, rotundatis '/2-3/4 mm. diam., compactis, cin-
namomeis; teleutosporis clavulatis, apice rotundatis, non incras-
satis, medio constrictis, basi attenuatis, levibus, hyalino-flavescen-
tibus 35-43* 10-16, episporio tenuissimo; pedicello hyalino, per-
sistenti, sporam ;cquante.

Hab. in foliis vivis Otiophoru: subcapitatae, Andrango-
ioaka ins. Madagascar cent. (J. M. Hildebrandt).

146. Puccinia Pentanisiae Cooke — Syll. VII, p. 645. — var. Pen- 1075
tagynae P. Henn. in Bot. Ergebn. der Kunene-Sambesi Expedit.

318 Uredinacese, Didytnospora), Puccinla.

pag. 3 (1902;, Syd. Mon. Ured. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 225. —
Teleutosporis longe pedicellatis, pedicello usque 90 ;j.. longo. Ce-
tera typi.

Ilab. in foliis vivis Pentanisia) pentagyna1, ad iium.
Kubango Africce austr. (Baum).

147. Puccinia rubiivora P. Magn. in Ber. Deuts. Bot. Ges. 1901, 1076
p. 297, tab. XIV, ng. 4-16, Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 227.
^Ecidiis hypophyllis, maculis rufo-brunneis insidontibus, in greges
minutos paucis laxe dispositis, cupulatis, margine inciso albido;
.icidiosporis globoso-angulatis, verruculosis, iiavidis, 22-29 « 16-25;
soris teloutosporiferis epiphyllis, sine maculis, sparsis v. subinde
binis trinis dispositis, ca. 1 mm. diam., pulverulentis, atris; teleu-
tosporis variabilibus, plerumque ovato-oblongis v. oblongis, apice
rotundatis, truncatis v. obtuse et oblique acuminatis, non v. vix
incrassatis, medio non vel parum constrictis, basi rotundatis vel
attenuatis, punctulatis, brunneis, 30-60*20-32; pedicello hyalino,
persistenti, crasso, usquo 70 ;j.. longo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Rubiae fruticos;o pr. Tafira, Gran Ca-
naria ins. Canar. (Borxmuller).

148. Puccinia rubiicola Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 226, tab. XIV, 1077
f.. 207. — Soris uredosporiferis epiphyllis, maculis indeterminatis
fiavo-brunneolis insidentibus, sparsis, minutis, ejndermide fissa
cinctis, subpulverulentis, cinnamomeis; uredosporis globosis vel
ovatis, echinulatis, flavo-brunneis, 26-30 ;j.. diam. vel 30-36 * 22-

25, episporio ca. 3 ;j.. crasso ; soris teleutosporiferis conformibus,
atro-brunneis; toloutosporis oblongis v. clavatis, apice rotundatis
v. acutiusculis, valde incrassatis, usque 11 ;j.., medio leniter con-
strictis, basi attenuatis. lovibus, pallide flavo-brunneis, 35-54 »
12-19; pedicello hyalino, tenui, fragili, usque 60 ;j.. longo.
Ilab. in foliis Rubia) discoloris in Abyssinia (Schimper).

149. Puccinia Galii-elliptici R. Maire in Bull. Soc Bot. de France 1078
annce 1904, pag. 215. — Soris amphigenis, praecipue hypophyllis,

in maculis purpureis arescentibus insidentibus. minutis, rotundatis,
pulvinatis, cinnamomeo-brunneis; uredosporis globosis v. ovoideis;
epis]»orio aculeato, brunnoo, duobus, rarius tribus, poris prasdito,
20-30^20-26; teleutosporis in soris uredosporiferis mox evolutis,
clavatis vol davato-oblongis, medio constrictis, loculo superiore
apice rotundato vel retuso, 7-8 ;j.. incrassato, poro germinationis
subapicali praedito, brunneis, 37-60^ 20-28; pedicello livalino spora
srjiius brovioro, tirciter 40-50*6-9.

Uredinacese, Didymosporse, Puccinia. 319

Hab. in foliis vivis G-alii-elliptici , prope Sartena Oorsicae.

150. Puccinia syriaca Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, pag. 211, tab. XIII, 1079
f. 194 (Eov. 1902), Pucc. ansata Lindr. in Act. Soc. Faun. et Fl.
fenn. 1902 Dec, pag. 17. — Soris hypophyllis v. caulicolis, sine
maculis, sparsis, solitariis, rotundatis v. oblongis, ca. 1 mm. longis,
epidermide cinerea diu tectis, pulverulentis, atro-brunneis ; uredo-
sporis subglobosis, tenuiter spinulosis, 18-23 « 16-22, poris 3-5;
teleutosporis difFormibus, ellipsoideis v. oblongis, apice rotundatis

v. truncatis, leniter incrassatis, usque 5 {j... medio parum constri-
ctis, basi plerumque rotundatis, levibus, brunneis, 30-40*20-30;
pedicello tenui hyalino, brevi, subdeciduo.

Hab. in foliis caulibusque Crucianelke syriacse, macro-
stachyae in Syria (Haussknecht), CrucianelLe grcecie, di-
stichai in Gnecia et Phrygia (Heldreich, Balansa).

151. Puccinia asperulina (Juel) Lagh. apud Vestergr. Microm. rar. 1080
selecti n. 258 (1901), Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 207: cfr. Sacc.
Syll. XIV, p. 381, JEcidium asperulinum Juel. — iEcidiis prae-
cipue hypophyllis, srepe per totam ' superficiem foliorum icque
sparsis, folia infecta flavida reddentibus, cupulato-cylindraceis, mar-
gine profunde lacerato, albido, recurvato; iecidiosporis globoso-
polygoniis, verruculosis, hyalino-flavescentibus, 15-20 ji. diam. ;
soris uredosporiferis hypophyllis, paucis, sparsis, minutissimis, di-
lute brunneis; uredosporis globosis, subglobosis v. ovato-ellipsoi-
deis, subtilissime echinulatis, flavis, 22-28*18-24; soris teleuto-
sporiferis hypophyllis, paucis, sparsis, minutissimis, pulverulentis,
diutius epidermide tectis, brunneis ; teleutosporis subcutaneis, ob-
longo-clavatis v. clavatis, apice rotundatis v. interdum truncatulis,
non v. lenissime incrassatis, medio vix v. leniter constrictis, basi
attenuatis, levibus, flavo-brunneolis, 40-50 « 15-26, episporio te-
nuissimo; pedicello flavido brevi.

Hab. in foliis vivis Asperula? tinctorise in Suecia et
K-ossia.

152. Puccinia dimorpha Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 227, tab. XIV, io8l
f. 208. — Soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis v. rarius amphigenis,
sparsis v. circinatim dispositis, 1-2 mm. diam , mox nudis, obscure
castaneo-brunneis, in caule pulviniformibus oblongis v. elongatis
crassioribus ; teleutosporis clavatis, apiee rotundatis vel raro acu-
tiusculis, valde incrassatis, usque 13 [j.. et obscurioribus, medio con-
strictis, basim versus in pedicellum attenuatis, levibus, brunneolis
45-75 [x. longis, loculo superiore subgloboso vel raro ellipsoideo

320 Uredinacoic, Didymospora', Pucoiiria.

20-34 ;j.. lato, inferiore 19-24 ;j.. lato; pedicollo hyalino, firmo,
crasso, usque 68 ;j.. longo.

llab. in foliis caulibusque vivis Rubia3 petiolaris pr. Bosch-
berg Africie australis (Mac Owan).
163. Puccinia Blepharidis P. Henn. Bot. Ergeb. der Kunene-Sambesi 1082
Expedit. p. 2 (1902), Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 231. — ^cidiis
plerumque hypophyllis, maculis indeterminatis flavidis v. fuscidulis
insidentibus, sparsis v. ssepius paucis laxe orbiculariter dispositis,
cupulatis, margine fimbriato; aecidiosporis angulato-globosis, pun-
ctatis, flavidis, 15-22 »12-19; soris teleutosporiferis ampliigenis,
s:cpius epiphyllis, interdum cccidiis intermixtis, sparsis v. paucis
irregulariter laxeque aggregatis v. suborbiculariter dispositis, mi-
nutis. epidermide bullata diutius tectis, compactis, atro-brunneis ; te-
leutosporis variabilibus, ovato-oblongis v. oblongo-clavatis, apice
rotundatis v. rarius acutiusculis, plus minusve incrassatis 5-11 ;j. ,
medio non v. leniter constrictis, basi rotundatis v. attenuatis, le-
vibus, brunneis, 35-58 « 18-28; pedicello brunneo persistenti, cras-
siusculo, sporam a;quante; mesosporis subinde paucis immixtis.

Hab. in foliis vivis Blepharidis Buchneri pr. Manouge
Africae austr. (Baum).

154. Puccinia Anisacanthi Diet. et Holw. in Bot. Gaz. XXXI, p. 329, 1083
1901, Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 230, tab. XIV, f. 211. — Soris
uredosporiferis amphigenis, sparsis, minutis, pulverulentis, brun-
neis; uredosporis globosis, subglobosis v. ellipsoideis, remote echi-
nulatis, flavo-brunneis, 22-28 * 16-24, poris germinationis binis in-
structis; soris teleutosporiferis conformibus. atro-brunneis; teleu-
tosporis ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis, sicpe apice papillato-in-
crassatis, medio vix vel leniter constrictis, verrucosis, obscure ca-
staneo-brunneis, 36-48 » 24-32, episporio ca. 2,5 ;j.. crasso, ccllula
inferiore interdum sub septo etiam papillula lata instructa; pedicello
hyalino, crasso flexuoso, subinde laterali, usque 110 ;j.. long.

Hab. in foliis Anisacanthi iWrightii?) pr. Acamboro,
Mexico (Holwav .

155. Puccinia Ruelliae-Bourgaei Diet. et Holw. in Bot. Gaz. XXXI, 1034
p. 329, 1901, Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 235, t. XV, f. 216. —
iEcidiis in greges irregulares secus venas dispositis; ;rcidiosporis
globosis v. ellipsoideis, s;cpo angulosis, verrucosis, apice valde in-
crassatis, flavescentibus, 25-38*20-26; soris urodosporiferis pun-
ctiformibus, pulverulentis, brunneis; uredosporis globosis v. sub-
globosis, echinulatis, iiavo-brunneis; 21-26 ;j. diam.; soris tolcuto-

Uredinacese, Didyniosporse, Puceinia. 321

sporiferis conforrnibus, atro-brunneis, teleutosporis ellipsoideis v.
ovato-ellipsoideis, utrinque rotuudatis, apice non incrassatis, medio
non v. vix constrictis, verrucosis, atro-brunneis, 32-40 « 24-31 ;
pedicello liyalino, flexuoso, persistenti, firmo, crasso, usque 95 ;j..
longo, s;epe oblique inserto.

Hab. in foliis vivis Ruellia: Bourgasi, Chapala, Mexico
(Holway).

156. Puccinia Longiana Syd. in Hedw. 1901, p. 126 et Mon. Ured. 1033
vol. I, p. 234. — Soris uredosporiferis, amphigenis, sine maculis,
sparsis, minutis punctiformibus, pulverulentis, brunneis;.uredosporis
globosis, subglobosis v. ellipsoideis, aculeatis, flavo-brunneis, 22-28

a. diam.; soris teleutosporiferis conformibus, epidermide fissa cinctis,
atris v. atro-brunneis; teleutosporis ellipsoideis vel oblongo-elli-
psoideis, apice rotundatis, plerumque leniter incrassatis, usque 5 ;j..,
medio non v. lenissime constrictis, basi rotundatis, subtilissime
verruculosis v. tantum punctatis, obscure castaneo-brunneis, 33-
48^24-32; pedicello hyalino, crasso, sa^pe oblique inserto, usque
40 ;j.. longo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Ruellhe tuberos;r [?.) Austin, Texas

(IiONG-).

157. Puccinia exitiosa Syd. et Holw. in Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, 1086
p. 245. — Soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis vel soepe gemmas

et calyces ex toto tegentibus, in folio (ut videtur) rotundatis v.
ovatis, ca. 2-4 mm. longis, in gemmis calycibusque plerumque late
extensis et confluentibus pulverulentis, cinnamomeo-brunneis ; te-
leutosporis valde regularibus, ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis, apice
non v. lenissime incrassatis, usque 3 ;j.., medio non v. parum con-
strictis, verruculosis, brunneis, 28-33 « 16-21 ; pedicello hyalino,
brevissimo.

Hab. in foliis, gemmis calycibusque Tecoruae mollis, Patzcuaro,
Mexico (Holway).

158. Puccinia appendiculatoides P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, p. 186, 1087
Hedw. 1904. — Maculis rotundatis vel effusis, brunneolis; ure-
dosoris minutis, flavidulis; uredosporis subglobosis vel ellip^oideis,
subcastaneis, verrucosis 30 «20 u.. ; teleutosoris hypophyllis aggre-
gatis, pulverulentis, ferrugineis; teleutosporis late ellipsoideis vel
subcuboideis, utrinque rotundatis vel applanatis, apice vix incras-
satis, papilla hyalina subhemisphairica ca. 3 ;j.. ornatis, dense grosse
verrucosis, medio 1-septatis constrictis, castanois, 30-38 « 22-26

•ji.. ; pedicello hyalino vel flavido, tereti, ca. 40-60 v 4-4 '/, ;j.., ad

21

822 i redinace», Didymospowe, Puccinia.

basin appendiculis hyalinis versiformibus, repetito lobatis vel sub-
palmatifidis.

Hab. in foliis Bign onianse cujusdam, Rio Jurua, Miry Anier.
merid. — Affinis P. appendicidatai sed teleutosporis minoribus
hyalino-apiculatis recedit.

159. Puccinia Memorae P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, p. 158 (Hedw. 1904) i(,s^

— Maculis flavidulis vel fuscidulis, parvis vel indeterminatis; soris
hypophyllis sparsis vel subgregariis, minutis, hemisphaericis, diutius
tectis, flavidulis; uredosporis subglobosis, brunneis, aculeatis, 18-24
;j..; teleutosporis subellipsoideis. articulis globosis, facile secedentibus,
apice rotundatis haud incrassatis, brunneis, episporio castaneo levi,
tenui; pedicello ca. 12^4, hyalino.

Hab. in foliis Memorae [Bignoniacece) spec, Peru, Rio Hual-
laga, Tarapoto, Amer. merid.

160. Puccinia Gerardiae Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 18. — Soris teleu- 1089
tosporiferis foliicolis v. caulicolis, minutis, in foliis aggregatis et

ea plerumque incurva reddentibus, ut videtur, in caulibus, in gre-
ges irregulares v. elongatos usque 6 mm. longos dispositis, com-
pactiusculis, atro-brunneis; teleutosporis ellipsoideis, ovatis v. oblon-
gis, apice plerumque rotundatis, incrassatis, usque 8 ;j.., medio con-
strictis, basi rotundatis v. attenuatis, levibus, brunneis, 28-42 «15-
20; pedicello subhyalino, persistenti, crassiusculo, usque 80 ;j.. longo.
Hab. in foliis caulibusque Gerardise tenuif oli ;e, Mount
Carmel, Illinois Americse bor. (M. B. Waite).

161. Puccinia Adenostegiae Arthur in Bull. of the Torr. Bot. Club io90
1902, pag. 231. — Soris teleutosporiferis caulinis, in circulum
dispositis, erumpentibus, subnudis; teleutosporis oblongis, 15-22«
45-07, ad septum paullo constrictis, apice obtusis, acutis v. acumi-
natis, crasse tunicatis, basi parce constrictis, pedicello exili, inter-
dum colorato, sporae .-rquilongo vel breviori donatis.

Hab. in foliis Adenostegioe pilosae (-Cordylanthus)
prope Stanford, Cal., Amer. bor.
L62. Puccinia (Ederi Blytt in Christiani i Vidensk Selsk. Forhand. io
1896, n. 6, p. 54, Syd. Mon. Ured. vol I. p. 250, tab. XVI, f. 237.

— Soris teleutosporiferis epiphyllis, sine maculis, sparsis, minutis
v. mediocribus, ca. 1-1 '/, mm. diam., sed aegre conspicuis, epider-
mide diutius tectis, rotundatis, tandem liberis vel subliberis, pul-
verulentis, castaneis; teloutosporis oblongis v. subfusoideis. apice
rotundatis v. attenuatis, non incrassatis, medio leniter constrictis,
basi rotundatis v. attenuatis, subtiliter verruculosis, flavo-brun-

Uredinacese, Didymosporse, Puccinia. 323

neis, 30-38 * 11-15; pedicello hyalino, gracili, decicluo, usque 25 jt.
longo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Pedicularis (Ederi in Norvegia (Blytt,
C. Bock).

163. Puccinia Veronicae Schroet. Pilze Schles. 1889, p. 347, Syd. Mon. 1092
Ured. vol. I, p. 256. — Soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, ma-
culis orbicularibus brunneis insidentibus, minutis, sparsis v. orbi-
culatim dispositis, rotundatis , initio flavo-brunneis , dein brun-
neis; teleutosporis fusoideis, apice plerumque rotundatis, incras-
satis, usque 5 jx., medio non v. vix constrictis, basi attenuatis,
levibus, flavescentibus v. dilutissime brunneolis, 28-36*10-12;
pedicello hyalino, persistenti, teleutosporam ;cquante vel ea bre-
viore.

Hdb. in foliis vivis Veronicse montana,' in G-ermania, Au-
stria, Britannia, Belgio, Dania.

164. Puccinia Cestr! Diet. et P. Henn. in Hedw. 1902, p. 295, Syd. 1093
Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 262. — Soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis,
maculis fuscidulis rotundatis insidentibus, sparsis, primo tectis,
brunneolis, dein nudis, citrinis, rotundato-discoideis, majusculis,

ca. 1-2,5 mm. diam., ceraceis; teleutosporis subfusoideis v. fu-
soideo-clavatis, apice subrotundatis, non v. vix incrassatis, medio
non v. vix constrictis, basi attenuatis, levibus, hyalino-flavescen-
tibus, 60-100*11-16, episporio tenuissimo ; pedicello primo brevi,
dein plus minusve elongato et usque 200 [x. longo, crasso, hyalino,
fistuloso, persistenti.

Hab. in foliis vivis Cestri spec, Serra da Cantareira, San
Paulo Brasilina et in iEquatoria.

165. Puccinia turgida Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 266, tab. XVII, 1094
f. 250. — Soris uredosporiferis, amphigenis, sine maculis, sparsis,

ca. y,-3/4 mm. diam , orbicularibus, punctiformibus, epidermide
fissa cinctis, pulverulentis, brunneis; uredosporis ovatis v. ellipsoi-
deis, aculeatis, flavis, 35-43 « 14-27; soris teleutosporiferis confor-
mibus, atro-brunneis, teleutosporis ellipsoideis, apice rotundatis,
rarissime leniter acutiusculis, non incrassatis, medio vix constri-
ctis, basi rotundatis, dense verrucosis, opacis, atro-brunneis, 40-
55*28-37, episporio 4-5 ja. crasso; pedicello hyalino, crasso, cylin-
drico, medio subito usque ad basim valde inflato, hinc parte in-
fera omnino globosa, toto 50-60 \i. longo interdum obliquc inserto.
Hab. in foliis vivis Lycii europsei, Jericho Palsestina' (Born-
muller).

334 i redinacese, Didymosporae, Puccmia.

L66. Puccinia imitans Syd. Mon. CJred. vol. I, p. '273. tab. XVIII, 1095
f. 261. — Soris teleutosporiferis hypo]>liyllis, per totam suporfi-
ciem aeque distributis v. iii gregos rotundatos v. irregularos con-
fertis et tunc ssepe maculis llavis insidentibus, minutis, nudis, com-
pactis, pulvinatis, atro-brunneis ; teloutosporis variis ellipsoidois,
oblongis v. oblongo-clavulatis, apicc rotundatis v. acutiusoulis,
valde incrassatis, usquc 11 ;j.., modio plerumque lenitor constrictis,
basi rotundatis v. attcnuatis, levibus. dilute ilavo-brunneis, 30-
48*15-24; pedicello liyalino, persistenti, crassiusculo, usque 100
[>.. longo.

Ilab. in foliis vivis Solani spec. prope Quito yEquatorko (La-
gerheim).
167. Puccinia huallagensis P. Eenn. Pungi Amaz. I, p. 158 EEedw. 1096
1904). — Maculis atroferruginois rotundatis; soris hypophyllis, ag-
gregato-compactis, cinnamomois vel fuscis; teleutosporis olavatis,
apice rotundatis, paulo usque ad 4 [j.. incrassatis, medio 1-septatis,
constrictis, 30-40 «15-23, opisporio subtenui, levi, brimneo; pe-
dicello brevi vel elongato, liyalino-fuscidulo, 4-5 u» crasso.

Uab. in foliis Solani spec, Peru, Cerro de Ponasa, Amer.
morid. — Afnnis P. clariformi sed soris compactis, sporis, propor-
tione angustioribus diversa.
L68. Puccinia Pittieriana P. Henn. F. Costaric. und Par. p. 147 (Hedw. 1097
1904). — Maculis fuscidulis sparsis, soris hypophyllis pulvinatis,
aggregatis, ferrugineis; teleutosporis ellipsoideis, ovoidois vel sub-
cuboideis, apice rotundatis vel applanatis, paulo, interdum usque
ad 5 [j.., incrassatis, medio 1-septatis haud vel paulo constrictis,
20-30 > l(>-22 [j.., episporio flavobrunneo, levi, pedicello usquo ad
liO « G [j.., .hyalino-navido; mcsosporis ovoideis vel subclavatis 20-
25 » 13-18 [j.. intermixtis.

Hab. in foliis Solani tuberosi, Vulkan Irazu, Costarica
Amer. centr. (Pittier). — P. Negerianai afftnis, sod sori aliter
eiformati, mesospone prajsentes etc.
L69. Puccinia Chamaesarachae Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 2G3, t, XVII. 1098
f. 247. — iEcidiis hypophyllis, rarius paucis etiam epiphyllis,
irregulariter sparsis vel saepe totam paginam folii opcupantibus,
sed in gregr^ haud dispositis, eupulatis, albidis, margine lacerato;
secidiospo is subglobosis v. angulatis, vorruculosis, hyalino-flave-
si -ciii ibus. 18-22 u.. diam.; soris teleutosporifcris hypophyllis, ra-
rius paucis etiam epiphyllis, sine maculis, plerumque totam super-
ficiom foliorum occupantibus, minutis, valde pulverulentis, viola-

Uredinacese, Didymospone, Puceiriia. 325

ceo-brunneis; teleutosporis ellipsoideis v. oblongo-ellipsoideis, utrin-
que rotundatis, apice non incrassatis, medio constrictis, levibus,
brunneis, 27-40*16-22; pedicello hyalino, tenui, fragili, usque
55 |i. longo.

Hdb. in foliis petiolisque vivis Chamaisarachse nana' in
Nevada et California Amerioe bor.

170. Puccinia ballotaeflora Long in Bull. Torr. Bot. 01. 1902, p. 116, 1099
f. 7, Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 294. — Soris teleutosporiferis
plerumque hypophyllis, sj)arsis, minutis, usque 1 mm. diam., pul-
verulentis, atris; uredosporis immixtis globosis, subglobosis vel
ovatis, echinulatis, dilute brunneis, 20-28 ;x. diam.; teleutosporis
ovato-ellipsoideis v. ellipsoideis, apice papilliformiter incrassatis,
medio leniter constrictis, verrucosis, castaneo-brunneis, 37-50 «
24-30; pedicello hyalino, apice fulvo, usque 90 ix. longo, ssepe
oblique inserto.

Hab. in foliis vivis Salvise ballota^florse, San JMarcos,
Texas Americaa bor. (Long). — Affinis P. farinacece. Septum
soepe obliquum; mesosporae rariores.

171. Puccinia bithynica P. Magn. in Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 295, 110°
tab. XIX, f. 281. — Soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, rarius
paucis etiam epiphyllis, maculis indeterminatis flavis insidentibus,
subinde petiolicolis, minutis, rotundatis, aliis sparsis v. solitariis,
aliis in greges rotundatos v. irregulares 2-5 mm. latos aggregatis

et subinde subconfiuentibus, compactis, atris; teleutosporis oblon-
gis, forma et prajcipue magnitudine variabilibus, plerumque utrin-
que rotundatis, apice valde incrassatis, usque 14 [j.., medio con-
strictis, levibus, brunneis, apice obscurioribus, 38-62 * 16-28, ra-
rius usque 32 |i. latis; pedicello hyalino, crasso persistenti, usque
130 [i. longo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Salvise pomifera> pr. Kissamos ins.
Cretee (Reverchon), S. bithynicoe pr. Brussa Bithynise (Born-
muller), S. grandiflora^ in Rossia.

172. Puccinia farinacea Long in Bull. Torr. Bot Cl. 1902, p. 115, noi
f. 6, Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 293, tab. XX, f. 277. — Soris
uredosporiferis amphigenis, maculis nullis v. vix manifestis in-
sidentibus, sparsis, minutis, ca. '/2-3/4 mm. diam., rotundatis, pul-
verulentis, brunneis; uredosporis globosis, subglobosis v. ellipsoi-
deis echinulatis, dilute brunneis, 19-27 \i. diam.; soris teleutospo-
riferis conformibus, ca 3/t-l mm. diam., atris; teleutosporis late
ellipsoideis v. subglobosis, utrinquo rotundatis, apico loniter incras-

326 Uredini ee, Didymosporse, Puccinia.

satis, usque 3 \j.., medio nou constrictis, subtiliter, prsecipue api-
cem versus, verruculosis, obscure brunneis, 24-35 » 22-30; pedi-
cello hyalino, firmo crassiusculo, usque 70 a. long.

Hab. in foliis vivis Salviie farinaceae, Austin, Texas Amc-
ricse bor. (Long).

173. Puccinia Gillesii Speg. Myc. Arg. Ser. I, in Ann. Soc. Cient. no:
Arg. 1899, p. 265. — Maculis nullis; acervulis amphigenis. spar-

sis, rarius pauci-gregariis sed non connuentilms. difformibus, 0,5-
1,5 mm. diam., erumpenti-prominulis, aterrimis, subpulverulentis:
teleutosporis eliipticis vel subovatis, 40-45 « 30, medio 1-septatis
non v. vix constrictis, episporio crassiusculo apice leniter umbo-
nato et sublevi, ceterum dense majusculeque papilloso vestitis, sub-
opace atro fuligineis, pedicello hyalino crassiusculo, 50-75 » 6-8
subpersistente fultis.

Ilab. in foliis vivis Salviae Grillesii pr. Cordoba Argentimi'.

174. Puccinia griseola Lagh. in Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, pag. 296, 1103
tab. XX, fig. 283. — Soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, maculis
nullis vel vix distinctis insidentibus, sparsis, solitariis, minutis,
rotundatis, compactis, pallidis, griseo-flavidis; teleutosporis oblon-
go-clavatis vel clavatis, apice plerumque rotundatis, incrassatis, 2-

6 ;x., medio constrictis, basim versus attenuatis, levibus, hyalinis
v. subhyalinis 40-68 «12-19; pedicello hyalino brevi.

Hab. in foliis vivis Salvise spec, San Jorge zEquatorkr v'La-
gkrheim).

175. Puccinia mitrata Syd. Mon. Ured, vol. I, p. 294, tab. XIX, 1104
f. 279. — Soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, maculis nullis v. ob-
soletis insidentibus, sparsis v. inteidum subgregariis, minutis, '/.,-1
mm. diam., pulverulentis, atro-brunneis ; uredosporis immixtis,
plerumque globosis, dense valideque aculeatis, brunneis 18-22 ;j..
diam. ; teleutosporis late ellipsoideis v. subglobosis, utrinque rotun-
datis, apice papilla lata humili dilutiore instructis, modio non v.
vix constrictis, verrucosis, castaneo-brunneis, 30-42 « 26-32, epi-
sporio ca. 5 \i. crasso; pedicello hyalino, persistenti, crasso, deor-
sum tenuiore, usque 90 ;j.. longo, flexuoso.

Ilab. in foliis vivis Salviae moxicanaB, Patzeuaro, Mexico
(Seler).

176. Puccinia obesa Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, pag. 289, tab. XIX, 1103
fig. 272. — yEcidiia hvpophyllis v. petiolicolis, in folio maculis mi-
nutis brunneolis insidentibus solitariis v. paucis tantum aggregatis.

in p<'tiolo s:cpe deformato et incrassato curvatoque compluribus

Uredinacete. Didymosporae, Puccinia. 327

laxe aggregatis, cylin'draceis, aliis margine revolnto profimcle in-
ciso; recidiosporis globosis v. subglobosis, verrucosis, subhyalinis
24-32 a. diam., episporio crasso ca. 3 \i. ; soris uredosporiferis
epiphyllis. singulis interdum hypophyllis, sine maculis, sparsis, ro-
timdatis '/„-1'/., mm. diam., ferrugineis; uredosporis globosis vel
subglobosis, remote aculeatis, flavis, 28-36 jx. diam., episporio cr.
6-7 jx.; soris teleutosporiferis. rufo-ferrugineis; teleutosporis sub-
globosis v. Jate ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis, apice non incras-
satis, medio non constrictis, castaneo-brunneis, verrucis planis in-
structis, 40-46 « 31-36, episporio crasso, ca. 9 ;x. ; pedicello hya-
lino, persistenti, crassiusculo, usque 80 a. longo.

Hab. in foliis petiolisque vivis Salvire G-illesii in prov.
Cordoba Argentinre (Hieronymus).

177. Puccinia rcesteliiformis Lagh. in Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 292, 1106
tab. XIX, fig. 275. — iEcidiis hypophyllis, maculis indeterminatis
brunneolis insidentibus, solitariis, longe cylindraceis , usque 2,5
mm. long., albis, margine lacerato; aecidiosporis globosis, subglo-
bosis v. ellipsoideis, grosse verrucosis, subhyalinis, 27-38 u. diam.;
soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, eisdem maculis insidentibus,
sparsis, vix confluentibus, minutis, rotundatis, compactiusculis,
subtremelloideis, cinnamomeis; teleutosporis longe cylindraceis,
apice rotundatis, incrassatis, 2,5-6 \x., medio leniter constrictis, basi
plerumque truncato-rotundatis, levibus, fl-wesentibus, 100-162 «
16-25; pedicello hyalino, persistenti, sporse crassitudine, longissimo.
usque 200 w. longo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Salviae spec, Guayrascaja iEquatorire
(Lagerheim).

178. Puccinia Salviae Ung. Einfl. des Bodens etc. 1836, p. 21S, Syd. 1107
Mon. Ured vol. I, p. 296, Pucc. Salvke-glutinoscv Ces. in Sacc.
Myc. ven. n. 130: cfr. Sacc. Syll. VII, p. 688, n. 2374, p. p. - Soris
teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, maculis rotundatis v. irregularibus
indeterminatis, centro brunneis sa3pe flavo-cinctis insidentibus,
sparsis, solitariis, minutis, punctiformibus, compactis, griseo-bran-
neis; teleutosporis ellipsoideis v. oblongis, apice papilla subverru-
ciformi obtusa v. leniter acutiuscula subindo laterali auctis, medio
non v. vix constrictis, basi rotundatis, levibus, brunneis 30-52 v
15-24; pedicello hyalino, persistenti, usque 75 a longo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Salvia3 glutinosne in Germania, Austria,
Helvetia, Italia, Romania, Rossia.

179. Puccinia Riibsaameni P. Magn. in Berichte Deut. Bot. Gesell. H08

328 Uredinacese, Didymosporse, Puccinia.

1904, p. 344, t. XX (absque diagnosi). — Matricem microphyl-
lam ct cladomaniacam (scopazzi) reddens; teleutosoris tantum no-
tis, absque paraphysibus (colore et magnitudine non indicatis);
teleutosporis (ex icone) ellipsoideis medio constrictis, utrinque ro-
tundatis, 30,7*19,7, tunica sequaliter modice incrassata levi; poris
germinativis in quaque cellula singulis, lateralibus; pedicello longo
deciduo (subnullo ex icone).

Hab. in Origano vulgari (in caulibus tantum?) Remagen
Germaniio (Ew. II. Rubsaamen).

180. Puccinia caulincola Schneid. in 48 Jahr. der Schl. Ges. fiir ] ,ri
valterl. Cultur, 1870, p. 120, Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 301, Pucc.
Schneideri Schroet. (1879) — Sacc. Syll. VII, p. 677.

Hab. in foliis, petiolis caulibusque Thymi an gustif ol i i,
C ham sed r y o s, p a n n o n i c i, S e r p y 1 1 i, O r i g a n i v u 1 g a r i s (?)
in Germania, Austria, Hungaria, Helvetia, Gallia, Britannia, Sue-
cia, Dania.

181. Puccinia leonotidicola P. Henn. in Bot. Ergebn. der Kunene 1110
Sambesi Exped. 1902, p 3, Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 280. — Soris
urodosporiferis ampliigenis, maculis indistinctis flavo-fuscis insiden-
tibus, sparsis v. subaggregatis, minutis, ca. 1 mm. diam., pulve-
rulentis, cinnamomeis; uredosporis globosis v. subglobosis, ecliinu-
latis, brunneis 21-25 jj.. diam. ; soris teleutosporiferis amphigenis,
maculis indistinctis flavo-fuscis insidentibus, sparsis, minutis, ca.

'/, mm. diam., subpulverulentis, brunneis; teleutosporis ellipsoi-
deis, apice rotundatis, late papilliformiter incrassatis, usque 5 ;j..,
medio non vel vix constrictis, basi rotundatis. levibus, flavo-
brunneolis, 25-32^18-23; pedicello hyahno, crassiusculo, sporam
aequante.

Hab. in foliis vivis Leonotidis nepetifolise ad fluv. Longa
Africse austr. (Baumi.

182. Puccinia Micromeriae Dudley et Thomps. in Journ. of Myeol. im
1904, p. 54. — iEcidiis hypophyllis in soros dense sparsos v. caulo-

• genos 6-10 * 3-4,5 mm. dispositis, basi hemisphsericis, superne longe
cylindraceis, margine irregulariter denticulatis, non rovolutis; aeci-
diosporis anguloso-ovoideis, oblongis v. globosis, hyalinis, minute
denseque verrucosis, 25-32,5 * 16-21; soris uredosporiferis spai^sis
vel congestis bypophyllis, in maculia pallide luteis insidentibus,
parvulis, rotundatis, pallido luteis; uredosporis olliptico-oblongis
vel ovoidois, minute echinulatis. 25-30*18.7-21, granulosis; soris
teleutosporiferis caulogenis, raro in pag. inf. insidenfcibus, 3-3.7«

Uredinaceae, Didymosporte, Puccinia. 329

1-1,9 mm. diam. intense brunneis, suberumpentibus; teleutosporis
rufo-brunneis, oblongis ad septum paullo constrictis, superne ver-
rucosis, utrinque rotundatis, papilla apicali subinconspicua donatis,
29-34^24-27,5; pedicello hyalino, fragili 37,5-44 -x. longo.

Hab. in foliis caulibusque Micromeriae Cliamissonis, Santa
Cruz et Big River, Mendacino County Californise.

183. Puccinia Vossii Koern. in Rabh. Fg. eur. n. 1294, Syd. Mon. nia
Ured. vol. I, p. 298: cfr. Sacc. Syll. VII, p. 677, n. 2339, p.p.

— Soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, interdum paucis etiam epi-
phyllis, numerosis, aggregatis, confluentibus, plerumque magnam
superficiem foliorum occupantibus, s.epe ad nervos constipatis, mi-
nutis, rotundatis, epidermide lacerata cinctis, pulverulentis, obscure
brunneis; teleutosporis ellipsoideis v. ovoideo-ellipsoideis, utrinque
rotundatis, apice leniter incrassatis, medio constrictis, levibus, fla-
vo-brunneis, 20-36 v 14-24; pedicello brevi, hyalino, deciduo.

Hab. in foliis caulibusque vivis Stachydis rectfe in Grerma-
nia, Austria, Hungaria, Helvetia, Rossia.

184. Puccinia hyptidicola Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 280, t. XVIII, ms
f. 267. — Soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, sine maculis, spar-
sis, minutis, punctiformibus, pulverulentis, atris; uredosporis im-
mixtis globosis v. subglobosis, echinulatis, flavis, 20-25 a. diam. ;
teleutosporis ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis, apice non incrassatis,
medio parum constrictis, subtiliter verruculosis, brunneis, 26-32*
19-25; pedicello hyalino, tenui, brevi.

Hab. in foliis Hyptidis fasciculatae, Concepcion Uruguay

(Gr. P. LORENTZ).

185. Puccinia Hyssopi Schw. N. Amer. Fg. p. 296 (1834), Sycl. Mon. HU
Ured. vol. I, p. 281: cfr. Sacc. Syll. VII, p. 688, n. 2374, p. p.

— Soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, maculis orbicularibus, 2-3
mm. diam., brunneis depressulis insidentibus, rotundatis, ca. 1 mm.
diam., sparsis v. in greges minutos usque 3 mm. latos donse ag-
gregatis confluentibusque, compactis, bruuneis; teleutosporis elli-
psoideis v. oblongis, apice papilla subverruciformi obtusa v. leniter
acutiuscula auctis, medio vix v. leniter constrictis, basi rotundalis.
levibus, brunneis, 35-50*16-24; pedicello hyalino, persistonti,
usque 75 jj.. longo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Lophanti nepetoidis (Uyssopi ne-
petoidis), H. scr ophu lar iifolii in G-ermania (hort. bot. Berl.)
et America bor.

186. Puccinia Leucadis Syd Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 281, tab. XVIII, 1115

330 Uredinacese, Didymosporae, Puccinia.

f. 268, Uredo Leucadis Syd. et Sacc. Syll. XVI, p. 361. - - Soris
uredosporiferis amphigenis, plerumque hypophyllis, numerosis,
maculis nuliis v. obsoletis insidentibus, sparsis v. aggregatis, s >■] »<•
confluentibus, nudis, pulverulentis, l/a-l mm. diam.. ferrugineis;
urcdosporis plerumque perfecte globosis, subtiliter aculeatis, brun
neis, 20-28 ;j.. diam.; telcutosporis paucis immixtis tantum visis,
ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis, apicc non v. vix incrassatis, mc-
dio non v. parum constrictis, subhyalinis, levibus, 30-38 « 16-22;
pedicello hyalino, gracili, usque 50 ;j.. longo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Leucadis m ar tin icensis pr. Durban,
Natal Africae austr. (Wood).

187. Puccinia luandensis Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 287, tab. XIX, HlG
p. 271. — Soris uredosporiferis hypophyllis, siue maculis, sparsis,
minutissimis, rotundatis, pulverulcntis, ferrugineis; uredosporis
globosis vel subglobosis, subtiliter verruculosis, dilute brunneis,
20-30 ;j.. diam.; soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, sine maculis,
sparsis, minutissimis, rotundatis, epidermide elevata cinereo-plum-
bea fere semper tectis; teleutosporis ellipsoideis, utrinque rotun-
datis, apice vix v. leniter incrassatis, usque 4 ;j... medio plerumque
leniter constrictis, levibus, brunneis, 40-52*24-30; pedicello hya-
lino, persistenti, s;rpe curvato, crasso, usque 55 ;x. longo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Plectranthi spec, Luanda prope Port
Natal Africfe austr. (Wood).

188. Puccinia pallida Massee in Kew Bull. 1901, p. 168. — Maculis 1117
amphigenis, determinatis, pallescentibus ; soris hypophyllis, centro
macularum insidentibus 6-10-aggregatis, crumpentibus, intense fu-
sco-ferrugineis; teleutosporis anguste lanceolatis, levissimis, apice
incrassatis, stramineis, 50*15-16; stipite crassiusculo, basi subat-
tenuato hyalino.

Hab.m foliis Orth osi phonis cujusdam, Deakensberg, Natal
Africse merid.

189. Puccinia Ziziphorae Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 304, fcab. XX. 1118
f. 288. — iEcidiis hypophyllis, sinc maculis, solitariis, sparsis v.
interdum partim per superficiem foliorum aiquo dispositis, cupu-
latis, margino vix lacerato v. integro, intus curvato, rlavido; seci-
diosporis globosis, subglobosis v. angulatis, minute verruculosis,
flavidis. 19-26 ;>.. diam. soris uredosporiferis amphigenis, sine ma-
culis, sparsis v. vix aggrcgatis, rotundatia v. ellipticis, minutis,
epidermide rupta cinctis, mox nudis, cinnamomeis; uredosporis
plerumque ellipsoideis v. pirifbrmibus, Bubtiliter echinulatis, pal-

rredinacepe, Didymosporfe, Puccinin. 331

lide flavo-brunneis, ■ 22-32 » 14-24 ; soris teleutosporiferis confor-
mibus, atris; teleutosporis ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis apice
papilla pallida Jata prseditis, medio leniter constrictis, verrucosis,
24-35 « 20-27 ; pedicello hyalino, sporam superante.

Hab. in foliis vivis Ziziphorre canescentis, clinopo-
dioidis in Syria, Kurdistania, Tarkestania, Songaria.

190. Puccinia Monardellae Dudley et Thomp. in Journ. of Mycol 1H9
1904, p. 53. — Folia ramulosque juveniles contorquens; pecidiis
epiphyllis sparsis, longe tenuiterque cylindraceis, margine irregu-
lariter laceratis; ;ecidiosporis irregulariter angulosis, globosis vel
oblougis, minute denseque verrucosis, granulosis, 23-38,7 « 16-25;
soris uredosporiferis hypophyllis, rotundatis, sparsis brunneo-lu-
teis, parvulis ; uredosporis globosis vel subangulosis, fere hyalinis,
minute sparseque echinulatis, granulosis, 22,5-25 [j.. diam.; soris
teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, rotundatis, parvis, sparsis, raro in
circulo dispositis, nigris, pulverulentis ; teleutosporis intense rufo-
brunneis, brevi ellipticis, plus minusve ad septum constrictis, utrin-
que rotundatis, papillatis, 25-31 « 22-25 ; pedicello brevi hyalino,
superne leviter colorato, basi spathulato-incrassato, circ. 5 ;j.. diam.,
50-62 [t. longo.

Hab. in foliis caulibusque Manardellae et M. undulatne
in California.

191. Puccinia istriaca Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 301. — Soris teleu- 1120
tosporiferis hypophyllis v. subinde caulicolis, sine maculis, sparsis

v. s:epius in greges orbiculares elongatos v. indeterminatos dispo-
sitis, minutis, vix confiuentibus subpulverulentis, atro-brunneis;
teleutosporis ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis, apice non incrassa-
tis, medio valde constrictis, levibus, dilute castaneo-brunneis, 33-
43^17-24, episporio tenui; pedicello hyalino, tenui, brevi, ca-
duco.

Hab. in foliis caulibusque vivis Teucrii Polii, ins. Due So-
relle pr. Rovigno, Istria (P. Sydow).

192. Puccinia heliotropicola Speg. Myc. argent. ser. II, 1902, p. 64. 1121
— Maculis nullis; acervulis saepius hypophvllis, confluentibus,
subpulverulentis, obscure fulvis;. soris erumpentibus fere totum
hypophyllum obtegentibus, crassiusculis e compactiusculo pulve-
rulentis; teleutosporis subeJlipsoideis 30-32*18-20 medio lonitor
constrictis, loculo supero subgloboso apice obtuso ct tenuiter tu-
nicato, infero obovato donatis; pedicollo hyalino mox fluxili sub-
aequilongo.

332 Uredinacese, Didymosporse, Puccinia.

Ihih. ad folia viva Heliotropii campestria prope Cor-
doba in Argentina (T. Stuckeet).

193. Puccinia accedens Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 309, tab. XXI, uaa
fig. 297. — Soris toleutosporiferis hypophyllis, maculis aridis or-
bicularibus v. irregularibus insidentibus, sparsis, mediocribus, 1-3
mm. diam., pulvinatis, umbrinis; teleutosporis ellipsoideis v. ovato-
ellipsoideis, apice non incrassatis, medio uon vol vix constrictis,
levibus, fiavo-brunneolis, 22-32 « 10-20; pedicello brunneolo, per-
sistenti, usque 50 a. longo; mesosporis numerosissimis, ellipsoideis

v. ovato-ellipsoideis, apice non incras>atis, flavo-brunneolis, eadem
magnitudine.

HaJb, in foliis vivis Lippiae aristatse, Matto Grrosso Brasiliae.

194. Puccinia conjuncta Diet. et Holw. Bot. Gaz. XXXI, 1901, p. 335, 1 123
Syd. Mon. Urod. vol. I, p. 308, tab. XXI, fig. 296. — Soris te-
leutosporiferis epiphyllis, rarius paucis hypophyllis v. caulicolis,
sparsis v. in caulibus aggregatis et tunc confluentibus, pulvoru-
lentis, obscure brunneis; teleutosporis e cellulis globosis v. sub
globosis formatis, medio valde constrictis, apice papilla humili di-
lutiore auctis, echinulatis, brunneis, 34-45*22-28; pedicello liya-
lino, brevi, deciduo.

Hab. in foliis, petiolis caulibusque vivis Lippise Pringlei,
Oaxaca Mexico (Holway).

195. Puccinia peruviana Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 308, tab. XXI, H-J1-
f. 295. — Soris telcutosporiferis hypophyllis, sine maculis, minu-

tis, punctiformibus, sparsis, pulverulentis, atro-brunneis ; uredo-
sporis immixtis globosis v. subglobosis, valde ocliinulatis, fiavis,
19-22 a. diam. ; teleutosporis ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis, apice
non incrassatis nec papillatis, medio semper constrictis, grosse ver-
rucosis, brunneis, 27-38*19-26; pedicello hyalino, crasso, persi-
stenti, sporam asquante, basi lonitor asporulo.

Ilah. in foliis vivis Lippine urticoidis pr. Tarapoto Pe-
ruviae (R. Speuce).

196. Puccinia Premnae P. Henn. in Hedw. 1902, p. 02, Syd. Mori. 1123
Urod. vol. I, p. 309. — Soris teleutosporiforis amphigenis, ple-
rumquo cpiphyllis, maculis rotundatis, 2-6 mm. diam., flavidis dein
fuscescentibus insidentibus, in macula laxi' aggregatis, minutis,
punctiformibus, rotundatis, epidermide fissa cinctis, pulverulentis,
atris; teleutosporis ellipsoideis vol ovato-^ellipsoideis apico rotun-
datis, non v. vix incrassatis, subindo papilla hyalina minuta anctis
modio nonv. parum constrictis, basi rotundatis, verruculosis, brun-

Uredinacese, Didymosporse, Puccinia. 333

neis, 25-46 «16-26; peclicello liyalino, apiee leniter brunneolo,
tenui, usque 35 [j,. longo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Premnae m acrophy 1 1 ae pr. Sakawa
in prov. Tosa Japonue (Joshinaga).

197. Puccina Phaceliae Sycl. et Holw. in Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, H2G
p. 314, tab. XXI, flg. 303. — Soris teleutosporiferis amphigenis,
maculis ilavescentibus srepe insidentibus, in greges rotundatos 2-4
mm. diam. plerumque dense confertis et ssepe omnino confluen-
tibus, compactis, atris; teleutosporis clavatis v. subclavatis, apice
rotundatis v. subtruncatis, leniter incrassatis, usque 6 [j.., medio
vix leniter constrictis, basi attenuatis, levibus, intus granulosis,
brunneis, apice obscurioribus, 32-54 « 11-24 ; pedicello brunneolo,
brevi, persistenti, usque 15 [j.. longo; mesosporis subinde immixtis ;
paraphysibus brunneis ssepe numerosis.

Hab. in foliis vivis PhaceliEe circinatse in Monte Tacoma,
Washington Americ;e bor. (Holway).

198. Puccinia Richardsoni Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 317, t. XXII, 112~
f. 307. — Soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, minutis, ca. '/., mm.
diam., rotundatis, sparsis v. paucis seriatim dispositis, nudis, com-
pactis, atro-brunneis ; teleutosporis clavatis v. cylindraceo-clavatis,
apice rotundafis v. leniter attenuatis, valde incrassatis, usque 16 ;j..,
medio leniter constrictis, deorsum attenuatis, levibus, brunneis, 40-
75^11-19; pedicelio hyalino, apice brunneolo, persistenti, usque

55 [j.. longo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Phlogis Richardsonii, Helena, Mon-
tana Americse bor. (Kelsey).

199. Puccinia enecta Speg. Mycet. argent. ser. II, 1902, p. 62. — 1128
Maculis nullis; acervulis plus minus velatis, atro-ferrugineis, 0,3-

0,6 mm. diam., foliicolis, amphigenis; soris minutis subsparsis
subpulverulentis; teleutosporis subcylindraceis apice ssBpius mu-
cronato-umbonatis sempcrque crassissime tunicatis, intense ferru-
gineo-fulvis levibus 50-60 ^ 20-25, ad medium leniter constrictis,
pedicello chlorino sat crasso deorsum sensim leniterque attenuato,
20-30 « 5-7, fultis.

Hab. ad foiia viva Evolvuli cujusdam prope Cordoba, in
Argentina (T. Stuckert).

200. Puccinia Batatae Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 323, tab. XXII. 1129
fig. 311. — iEcidiis hypophyllis, maculis irregularibus brunneis

v. atro-brunneis insidentibus, solitariis v. in greges minutos sine
ordine dispositis, cupulatis, albis, margine elevato subintegro; ;eci-

:}:il Uredinacese, Dldymosporae, Puccinia.

diosporis globosis, subglobosis v. raro lato ovatis, puuctatis, fla-
vescentibus, 24-3)3 a. diam. ; soris toloutosporiferis epiphyllis, secus
circulos supra secidia efformatos dispositis v. rarius hypophyllis
cum aecidiis vetustis immixtis, planiusculis, rotundatis v, irregu-
laribus, epidermide rupta cinctis, pulverulentis, atro-fuscis; tcleu-
tosporis ellipsoideo-oblongis, utrinque rotundatis, apice non v. le-
niter incrassatis, medio vix constrictis, atro-brunneis verruculosis
54-75 »30-40; pedicello crasso, hyalino, apice brunneolo srepe
flexuoso, usque 140 \i. longo. circiter 10 \j.. crasso.

llab. in foliis vivis Ipomceii' (Batat;o) paniculatae pr.
Durban, Natal Africffi austr. ^Woon).

201. Puccinia Marsdeniae Diet. et Holw. in Bot. Gaz. XXXI, p; 330, 11:!"
1901 et Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 331, tab. XXIII, flg. 321.—
Soris uredosporiferis amphigenis, maculis flavidis vel brunneolis
insidentibus, plerumque sparsis, minutis, pulverulentis, cinnamo-
meis; uredosporis globosis, subglobosis v. late ellipsoideis, remote
echinulatis, flavo-brunneis, 28-33 » 25-30, poris germinationis nu-
merosis praeditis; soris teleutosporiferis epiphyllis, conformibus,
atris; teleutosporis ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis, apice non in-
crassatis, medio non v. lenissime constrictis, dense verrucosis, de-
mum atro-brunneis, opacis, 33-45 « 27-32, episporio 5-6 ;j.. crasso;
pedicollo hyalino, usque 75 \i. longo, crasso, flexuoso, ssepe oblique
inserto.

Ilah. in foliis vivis Marsdeniae mexicans, Cucrnavaca in
Mexico (Holway).

202. Puccinia Tassadiae Syd. in Ann. Mycol. 1903, vol. I, p. 328. — 1131
Soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis. maculis rotundatis v. irrogu-
laribus brunneolis s:opo indeterminatis insidentibus, minutis, in
greges rotundatos v. subrotundatos ca. 2-5 mm. diam., dense gre-
gariis, sed non v. vix confluentibus, subcompactis, brunneis; te-
loutosporis ovatis v. ovato-ollipsoideis, apice rotundatis, vix vel
parum incrassatis, usquo 2 <).. medio non oonstricti-, basi rotun-
datis, Wibus, flavidis v. llavo-brunneolis, 22-2S « 14-22, episporio

ca. 1 '■/., \i.. crasso ; pedicello hyalino v. subhyalino, subtenui, per-
sistcnti, usque 00 \>.. longo, interdum oblique inserto; mesosporis
paiuis immixtis.

Ilab. in foliis vivis Tassadi:e comos;r, in Brasilia (Glaziou).

203. Puccinia sphaerospora Syd. ot P. Honn. in Ann. Mycol. 1903, H32
vol. I, p. 327. — Suris teloutosporiforis hypopliyllis, maculis ro-
tundatjs vol indeterminatis ca. 2-5 mm. diam. flavidis insidentibus,

Uredinacese, Didymospora?, Puccinia. 335

sparsis vel saepius paucis vel compluribus circinatim dispositis, vix
confluentibus, 0,5-1 mm. diam., compactis, atris ovato-brunneis;
teleutosporis globosis, subglobosis v. ovatis, utrinque rotundatis,
apice plerumque leniter incrassatis, usque 5 [i.., medio non constri-
ctis, levibus, flavo-brunneolis, 19-27 » 16-26, episporio ca. 3 [t. cr. ;
pedicello saepissime lateraliter inserto, persistente, flavido, usque
80 [i. longo; mesosporis numerosis, globosis vel subglobosis, apice
magis incrassatis.

Hab. in foliis vivis Metastelmatis Schlechtendalii, in
insula St. Croix Americge bor. (A. E. Fricksecker).

204. Puccinia Rhyssostelmatis Speg. Myc. argent. ser. II, 1902, p. 64. 1133

— Maculis nullis v. diffusis, indeterminatis, pallescentibus ; acer-
vulis ssepius hypophyllis ac totum folium obtegentibus, 0,3-0,7
mm. diam., innato-subsupsrficialibus, duriusculis, non rarius con-
fluentibus ; soris amphigenis, hemisphsericis umbrinis, compactis,
nudis; teleutosporis obovatis, pallide fulvis, levibus, medio non v.
vix constrictis, 25-28 « 18-20, loculis subsequilongis non vel 1-
guttulatis, pedicello subhyalino, iiexili, 50-100 w 5-7 donatis.

Ilab. ad folia caulesque Rhyssos telmati s nigricantis,
prope Cordoba in Argentina (F. Stuckert).

205. Puccinia aequatoriensis Syd. in Ann Mycol. 1903, vol. I, n. 325. lm

— Soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, maculis indeterminatis in-
sidentibus, plus minusve sparsis vel hinc inde aggregatis, minutis,
punctiformibus, compactis, griseo-brunneis ; teleutosporis ovato-
oblongis vel oblongis, variabilibus, apice plerumque rotundatis non
v. parum incrassatis, medio plus minusve constrictis, basi rotun-
datis, rarius leniter attenuatis, levibus, flavidis, 16-30 « 11-17; pe-
dicello hyalino-flavidulo, persistenti, usque 60 jj.. longo, 10 ;x. cr. ;
mesosporis interdum paucis immixtis.

Hab. in foliis vivis Marsdenise spec. pr. Palmira in iEqua-
toria (A. Sodiro).

206. Puccinia Cynoctoni Speg. Myc. argent. ser. II, 1902, p. 62. — H35
Maculis subnullis; acervulis hypophyllis plus minusve gregariis
innato-subsuperficialibus, 0,3-0,7 mm. diam ., pallide sordideque ex
incarnato testaceis compactis duris; teleutosporis pallidissimis sub-
clavulatis obtusis levibus ubique tenuiter tuuicatis, medio non

v. vix constrictis, 30-35 * 15-18, loculis sub.-cquilongis, pedicello
hyalino 60-70 » 5-7 persistente suffultis.

Hab. ad folia viva Cynoctoni bulligeri secus Carreu-
leofu in Argentina.

:w> Uredinaceee, Didymosporse, Puocinia.

207. Puccinia Engleriana P. Henn. Engl. Bot. .Tahrb. 1903, p. 40.— H36
Maculis flavidulis vcl fuscidulis, rotundatis vel explanatis; uredo-
sporis hypophyllis sparsis, minutis, epidermide pallide tectis, doin
pulverulentis, fiavo-brunneis; uredosporis subglobosis, ovoideis v.
ellipsoideis 25-35 «20-28, episporio flavo-fuscidulo, asperato, acu-
leis hyalinis vel flavidulis ca. 2 ;j.. longis; teleutosporis amphige-
nis, plerumque epiphyllis sparsis vel aggregatis, epidermide pal-
lide velatis, atro-fuscis. pulvorulentis, 0,2-1 mm. diam. ; telouto-
sporis ollipsoideis, interdum oblonge ovoidois, apice rotundatis.
haud incrassatis. medio 1-septatis, vix constrictis, 30-48 « 22-23,
episporio amoene cinnamomeo, dense aculeato asporato, aculi-is
subconicis, hyalinis vel flavidulis; pedicello hyalino 30-50*5-0,

ad basim vesiculoso infiato, interdum subappendiculato. sicco 5-7
[j.., humido usque ad 15 ;j.. incrassato.

llab. in foliis Carvalhoas macrophyllae, Ost-Usambara
Africae orient. (Engler).

208. Puccinia Zimmermanniana P. Henn. Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1903, 11:iT
p. 40. — Maculis rotundatis, fuscidulis; teleutosporis hypophyllis
denso gregariis versiformibus, subgyrosis, pallide brunneis, epi-
dermide fissa pallida velatis; teleutosporis ellipsoideis, ovoideis v.
clavatis, apice plus minus paullo incrassatis, medio 1-septatis, con-
strictis, 20-40*13-22, episporio fusco brunneo, levi; pedicello
subhyalino, usque ad 20 « 3-4.

Hab. in foliis Jasmini mauritiani, Usambara Africae
orient. (Zimmeumann).

209. Puccinia abyssinica (P. Henn.) Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 345, 1138
tab. XXIV, fig. 329, Pucc. exhauriens Thuem. var. dbyssinica P.
Henn. in Hedw. 1895, pag. 329. — Soris teleutosporiferis liypo-
phyllis, maculis rotundatis v. irregularibus, pallidis, brunneo-mar-
ginatis insidentibus, minutis, compactis, in greges usque l/ cm.
diam. dense confertis v. subconfluentibus, compactis, pulvinatis,
atris; teleutosporis oblongis v. clavatis, apice rotundatis vel vix
acutiusculis, non v. vix incrassatis, medio vix vel leniter constri-
ctis, deorsum plerumque attenuatis, lovibus, flavo-fuscis, 30-54 w
11-19; pedicello subhyalino 15-40 ;j.. longo.

Ilab. in foliis vivis Jasmini abyssinici, Ambuscha Abys-
siniae (Schimpee).

210. Puccinia aphanicondra Lindr. in Acta pro Fauna et Fl. fenn. 1139
XXIT, n. 1. pag. 86 (1902), Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, fasc. III,
pag. 394. — Soris teleutosporiferis, amphigenis, sparsis. minutis,

Uredinacese, Didymosporfe, Puccinia. 337

puuctiformibus, mox uudis, pulveruleutis, atro-bruuneis; uredo-
sporis immixtis globosis, subglobosis vel ellipsoideis, echiuulatis,
apice iucrassatis (usque 8 \x.), flavo-brunneolis, 25-36 * 22-28, poris
germinationis ternis instructis; teleutosporis ellipsoideis v. oblongo-
ellipsoideis, apice rotundatis, non v. vix incrassatis, ad medium non
v. parum constrictis, basi plerumque rotundatis, rarius leniter at-
tenuatis, levibus v. sublevibus, brunneis, 32-54*23-27; pedicello
hyaliuo, brevi, deciduo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Ligustici alati, Sipikor in Armenia
turcica (P. Sintenis).

211. Puccinia arctica Lagh. in Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 349. — 1140
iEcidiis hypophyllis, maculis orbicularibus pallidis insidentibus^ so-
litariis v. in greges rotundatos 2-4 mm. latos laxe dispositis, mi-
uutis, flavidis, cupulatis, margine lacerato, recurvato ; secidiosporis
angulato-globosis v. ovoideis, punctatis, hyalino-flavescentibus, 14-

20 [i. diam. ; soris teleutosporiferis amphigenis, sine maculis, spar-
sis, solitariis, minutis, ca. '/2 mm. diam , punctiformibus, pulve-
rulentis, atro-brunneis ; uredosporis immixtis subglobosis, oblongis
v. ovoideis, echinulatis, flavo-brunneis, 22-27 * 19-22; teleutosporis
oblongis, apice papilla subhyalina obtusa usque 4 jjl. alta iustru-
ctis, medio non v. vix constrictis, basi rotundatis raro attenuatis,
levibus, dilute brunneis, 35-43 «16-24; pedicello hyalino, teleuto-
sporam requante, deciduo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Primulae sibiric;e in Norvegia arctica
et Lappouia rossica.

212. Puccinia oregonensis Earle in New York Bot. Gard. 1902, nii
pag. 349. — Caulicola vel foliicola; pycnidiis minutis, brunneo-

Iis, fere semper epiphyllis; pseudoperidiis dense congestis s;epe
amphigenis brevibus et latis 750 » 250, interdum laceratis e cel-
lulis prismaticis 30*20-25 compositis; secidiosporis subovalibus
20*16 paullulo reticulatis, membrana tenui, 1,5 jx. cinctis; ure-
dosporis non visis ; soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, in maculis
luteolis indefinitis, sparsis v. confluentibus, ovalibus 1 * 0,75 mm.,
subcutaneis, fere nigris; teleutosporis brunneo-nigris, ovalibus,
apice rotundatis, leviter constrictis, episporio tenui, opaco, rugoso-
tuberculato donatis; stipite fragili, hyalino.

Hab. in caulibus foliisque Saniculir bipinnata1, Corvallis,
Oregon. — A Pucc. Saniculte Grev. vere distincta; P. Pimpinettce
(Strauss) Link affinis.

213. Puccinia microsphincta Lindr. in Acta Soc. pro Fauna et Flora n^

22

338 Uredinacese, Didymosporee, Puccinia.

fennica XXII. n. 1, p. 74 (1902), Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 366.
Soris teleutosporiferis amphigenis v. petiolicolis, sparsis. rotundatis
v. oblongis, mediocribus 1-2 mm. longis, sa>pe nervos sequontibus,
mox nudis, compactiusculis atris; teleutosporis oblongo-ellipsoideis
v. oblongo-clavulatis, apice rotundatis, vix incrassatis. medio vix
v. lcniter constrictis, basi plerumque leniter attenuatis, indistincte
undulato-tuberculatis, brunneis, 35-54 * 20-27, episporio usque 4 ;j..
cr. ; pedicello liyalino, crassiusculo, subpersistenti, sporam aequante
v. ea breviore.

Ilab. in foliis petiolisque vivis Cari ' atrosanguinei in Tur-
kestania iThanzschel). .

214. Puccinia dolomitica Kabat et Bubak,in(Esterr.,bot.Z. 1904, n. 4-5. m:;
— Teleutosoris hypopliyllis in greges plus minusve latos aggre-
gatis, ad nervos et petiolos hypertrophias et torsiones efficicntibus,
semiglobosis, diu epidermide tectis denique rimose erumpentibus,
cinnamomeis, subinde comfluentibus; teleutosporis ovato-ellipsoi-
deis v. oblongis, srepe irregularibus, 26-44 » 15-20 rarius usque
30-40 ;j.. latis, utrinque rotundatis v. leviter attenuatis, medio non

v. vix constrictis, poris germinationis binis, papilla hyalina vix 1,5-
2 [>.. alta tectis, tunica tenui 1-2 (i. crassa, pallidc brunnea, levi
v. indistincte punctata; pedicello hyalino, tenui, deciduo, usque
40 ;j.. longo.

Hab. in foliis Cerefolii silvestris, Campitello Val di
Fassa Xtalias bor. — Teleutosp. tricellulares non raro occurrunt.

215. Puccinia aromatica Bubak apud Lindroth in Acta Soc pro mi
Fauna et Flora fennica XXII, n. 1, p. 22 (1902), Syd. Mon. Ured.
vol. I, p. 369. — ^Ecidiis hypophyllis v. petiolicolis, sa^pe nervos
sequentibus, cupulato-pustuliformibus, verruculosis, hyalino-flave-
sccntibus, 19-24 « 15-22 ; soris uredosporiferis liypophyllis, sparsis,
minutis v. majusculis, usque 2 mm. diam., cinnamomeis, pulveru-
lentis; uredosporis subglobosis, ellipsoideis v. ovatis, echinulatis,
flavo-brunneolis, 21-28 * 17-23, poris germinationis ternis instru-
ctis; soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, sparsis, in folio minutis
rotundatis, in petiolis oblongis, atro-brunneis; teleutosporis clli-
psoideis vel ovato-ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis, apice non in-
crassatis, medio vix constrictis, reticulatis, brunneis, 26-34 « 19-24;
pedicello hyalino, tenui.

Ifah. in foliis petiolisque vivis Chaerophylli aromatioi in
Gormania, Austria, llungaria, Rossia.

216. Puccinia retifera Liudr. in Acta Soc. pro Fauna et Flora fen- inr,

Uredinacese. Didymosporse, Puccinia. 339

nica XXII, n. 1, p: 20 (1902), Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 368,
tab. XXIV, fig. 334. — iEcidiis hypophyllis, plerumque nervos
foliorum sequentibus vel petiolicolis, pustuliformibus, creomatifor-
mibus, flavidis, pariete vix evoluto; oecidiosporis angulato-globosis
v. ovatis,. subtiliter verruculosis, flavescentibus, 19-30 « 17-22; soris
uredosporiferis hypophyllis, sparsis, minutis, rotundatis, pulveru-
lentis, cinnamomeis; uredosporis globosis, subglobosis vel ovatis,
echinulatis, flavo-brunneolis, 18-27^17-21, poris germinationis
ternis prseditis ; soris teleutosporiferis conformibus, atro-brunneis ;
teleutosporis ellipsoideis v. ovato-ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis,
apice non incrassatis, medio vix v. leniter constrictis, reticulatis,
brunneis, 26-36 « 19-24; pedicello hyalino, tenui, sporam ;equante,
deciduo.

Hdb. in foliis petiolisque vivis Ch;erophylli bulbosi in
G-ermania, Hungaria et Rossia.

217. Puccinia Myrrhis Schw. Syn. N. Am. Fg. 1831, p. 296, Lindr. H46
in Acta Soc. pro Fauna et Fl. fennica XXII, n. 1, p. 28 (1902),
Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 371. — Soris uredosporiferis amphi-
genis, minutis, rotundatis, punctiformibus ; uredosporis globosis,
subglobosis v. ellipsoideis, proecipue ad apicem dense subtiliterque
echinulatis, basim versus levibus, flavis, 20-25 » 18-23, poris ger
minationis duobus pmeditis; soris teleutosporiferis conformibus,
atro-brunneis ; teleutosporis ellipsoideis v. ovatis, apice rotundatis

v. attenuatis, reticulatis, brunneis, 26-32 « 16-21; pedicello hyalino,
deciduo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Chserophylli prcumbentis, prope
Lexington, Kentucky et Washington Americae bor.

218. Puccinia Apii Desm. Cat. des plantes omis. 1823, p. 25, Syd. nn
Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 359: cfr. Sacc. Syll. VII, p. 634, n. 2211,

p. p. — iEcidiis hypophyllis v. petiolicolis, maculis orbicularibus
v. irregularibus minutis flavidis insidentibus,' in greges rotundatos
v. in caule elongatos dispositis, brevissime cylindraceis, margine
albo, lacerato; ascidiosporis globosis v. angulato-globosis, subtilitor
verruculosis, aurantiacis, 17-24 \x. diam.; soris uredosporiferis hy-
pophyllis, sparsis, hinc inde confluentibus, pulverulentis, cinnamo-
meo-brunneis ; uredosporis subglobosis, ovatis v. ellipsoideis, echi-
nulatis, apice leniter incrassatis, 3-5 \l , flavo-brunneolis, 24-35 «
20-26, poris germinationis ternis instructis; soris teleutosporiferis
hypophyllis subinde etiam epiphyllis v. petiolicolis, sparsis v. hinc
inde confluentibus rotundatis v. irregularibus, pulverulentis, atro-

310 Uredinaceae, Didymoaporse, Puccinia.

brunneis; toloutosporis oblongis v. ovato-oblongis, apice rotunda-
tis, non incrassatis, medio non v. parum constrictia, basi rotun-
datis v. loniter attenuatis, levibus, brunneis, 30-50*15-23; pedi-
cello hyalino, teuui, deciduo.

llab. in foliis petiolisquo vivis Apii gra v eolent is, pro-
strati, Solini japonici iu Germania, Austria, Hungaria, Hel-
vetia, Italia, Gallia, Hollandia, Britannia, Dania, Suecia, Fennia,
India or., Japonia et Tasmania.

219. Puccinia Petroselini (D. C.) Lindr. in Acta Soc. pro Fauna et 111H
Fl. fenn. XXII, n. 1, pag. 84 (1902), Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I,
fasc. III, p. 399, Uredo Petroselini D. C. — Soris uredosporiferis
plerumque liypopliyllis, sparsis vel hinc inde paucis aggregatis,
minutissimis v. confiuendo majoribus, pulvorulentis, oinnamomeis;
uredosporis globosis, subglobosis v. ellipsoideis, omnino echinulatis

v. ad medium subinde sublevibus, apice incrassatis (5-6 jj..), flavi-
dis v. flavo-brunneolis, 22-29 « 21-25, poris germinationis ternis
rarius binis instructis; soris teleutosporiferis conformibus, obscure
brunneis, in petiolis caulibusque ssepe majoribus elongatis et con-
fluentibus; teleutosporis ellipsoideis v. ovato-ellipsoideis, apice ro-
tundatis, non incrassatis, medio parum constrictis, basi rotundatis
v. leniter attenuatis, levibus v. sublevibus, brunneis, 28-48 » 18-
25; pedicello hyalino, tenui, brevi, deciduo.

Hdb. in foliis, petiolis caulibusque iEthus;e Cynapii, cy-
napioidis, Anethi graveolentis, Petroselini sativi in
Gerinania, Austria, Hungaria, Helvetia, Italia, Gallia, Britannia,
Dania, Suecia, Norvegia.

220. Puccinia phymatospora Lindr. in Acta Soc. pro Fauna et Flora 111!l
fennica XXII, n. 1, p. 68 (1902), D. Sacc. Myc. itai. 247, Syd. Mon.
Ured. vol. I, fasc. III, pag. 415. — Soris teleutosporiferis hypo-
phyllis, maculis flavidis insidentibus, sparsis, minutis, rotundatis,
subpulverulentis, atris; uredosporis immixtis, ellipsoideis v. ovato-
ellipsoideis, echinulatis, apice valde incrassatis, usque 9 ;j.., flave-
scentibus, 28-34 « 20-25, poris germinationis ternis instructis ; te-
leutosporis ellipsoideis v. oblongo-ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis,
apice hon vel vix incrassatis, medio non v. vix constrictis, subti-
lissime punctatis, ad marginem undulatis, brunnois, 32-40 » 24-32;
pedicello hyalino, deciduo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Seseleos spec, iu monte S. Angelo Gar-
gano Italiie austr. ( A. Fiori).

221. Puccinia Sileris Voss in Verhandl. Zool. bot. Gesellsch. Wion 1150

Uredinacese, Didymosporse, Puccinia. 341

XXVI, p. 120 (1876), Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, fasc. III, p. 415. —
iEcidiis hypophyllis, maculis flavo-brunneolis insidentibus, cupu-
lato-pustuliformibus, pariete parce evoluto; eecidiosporis globosis
v. subglobosis, subtiliter verruculosis, hyalino-flavescentibus, 18-
25 [x. diam. ; soris uredosporiferis hypophyllis, maculis minutissi-
mis flavis v. flavo-brunneolis insidentibus, sparsis, minutis, rotun-
datis, pulverulentis, cinnamomeis; uredosporis globosis v. subglo-
bosis, dense aculeatis, flavis v. dilute flavo-brunneolis, 24-27 « 22-
26, episporio ca. 5 »x. crasso, poris germinationis ternis, ut vide-
tur, pneditis ; soris teleutosporiferis conformibus, atro-brunneis ;
teleutosporis ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis, apice non incrassa-
tis, medio vix v. leniter constrictis, reticulatis, 30-40*22-30; pe-
dicello hyalino, tenui, deciduo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Sileris trilobi in Germania, Austria,
Hungaria, Rossia, Asia minori.

222. Puccinia Bonanniae Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, pag. 363. — Soris 1151
teleutosporiferis amphigenis, sine maculis, sparsis, minutis, rotun-
datis, '/,-1 mm. diaru., epidermide plumbea nitida diu vel fere
semper tectis, pulverulentis, atro-brunneis ; teleutosporis ellipsoi-
deis v. oblongis, sgepe angulatis, plerumque utrinque rotundatis,
apice non v. raro lenissime incrassatis, medio non v. vix constri-
ctis, levibus, brunneis, 35-50 « 24-30, episporio crassiusculo, usque

3 [x. ; pedicello hyalino, brevi.

Hab. in foliis vivis Bonanniae resiniferae, in mont. Ne-
brodibus Sicilisa austr. (Gr. Strobl).

223. Puccinia corvarensis Bubak. (Esterr. bot. Zeitschr. 1900, n. 8. — 1152
Teleutosoris hypophyllis, plerumque nervicolis et interdum petio-
licolis, magnitudine varia, subscutellatis poro rotundo dehiscenti-
bus, cinnamomeo-brunneis, pulvereis, matricem deformantibus; te-
leutosporis ovoideis ellipsoideis v. oblongis, medio constrictis, utrin-
que tenuatis v. rotundatis, 22-42 w 15-24, plerumque 32 « 20-22,
brunneis, levibus; pedicello sporam dimidiam oequante; poro ger-
minativo amplo in quoque loculo unico, verrucula 2-4 [x. alta,
initio tectis.

Hdb. in foliis PimpinellsB magnae, in valle Corvara
agri Tridentini.

224. Puccinia lejoderma Lindr. Acta Soc. pro Fauna et Flora fen- L153
nica XXII, n. 1, p. 110 (1902) et Syd. Mon. Urcd. vol. I, p. 354. —
iEcidiis hypophyllis, maculis brunneolis insidentibus, solitariis v.

in greges minutos 2-3 mm. diam. dispositis, cupulatis, albis, mar-

342 Uredinacerc, Didymo-sporre, Pweinia.

gine leniter recurvato, minutissime dcnticulato; secidiosporis an-

^ulato-globosis, subtilissime verruculosis, subhyalinis, 15-22 <i. diam.;
soris tcleutosporiferis hypophyllis, maculis minutis indeterminatis
brunneolis insidentibus, minutis, vix '/., mm. diam , epidcrmide
tectis, dein nudis et in acervulos 1-3 mm. latos obscure brunneos
confluentibus, pulverulcntis; teleutosporis ovatis vel ellipsoideis,
apice rotundatis, medio non vel vix constrictis, basi plerumque
rotundatis, levibus, brunneis, 25-33*13-22; pedicello hyalino,
brovi tenui, deciduo.

Hab. in foliis iEgopodii alpestris, in Turkestania, Si-
biria.

225. Puccinia /Egopodii Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 6, tab. I, f. 5 ll&J
(1902). — Soris teleutosporiferis amphigcnis, sine maculis, sparsis,
non confluentibus, 1-1,5 mm. diam., orbicularibus v. suborbicula-
ribus, epidermide lacerata cinctis v. semitectis, pulverulentis, atris;
uredosporis immixtis, globosis v. subglobosis, echinulatis, flavo-
brunneis, 23-27 [j.. diam. ; teleutosporis late ellipsoideis, valde re-
gularibus, utrinque rotundatis, apice non incrassatis, medio non
constrictis, subtiliter verruculosis, castaneo-brunneis, 37-46 « 27-
35, episporio crasso, usque 4 [A. ; pedicello brevissimo hyalino.

Hab. in foliis vivis zEgopodi berardioidis, prope Ker-
man Persiae australis (Bornmuller).

22G. Puccinia Laserpitii Lindr. in Acta Soc. pro Fauna et Fl. fen- 1155
nica XXII, n. 1, pag. 35 (1902) Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, f. III,
p. 391. — iEcidiis hypophyllis, petiolicolis v. caulkolis, pustulato-
cupuliformibus, margine albido, irregulariter lacerato; aecidiosporis
globosis, subglobosis v. ellipsoideis, verruculosis, subhyalinis, 25-
36 « 20-26; soris uredosporiferis hypophyllis, sparsis, minutissimis.
punctiformibus, pulverulentis, cinnamomcis; uredosporis subglobo-
sis v. ollipsoideis, echinulatis, brunneis, 26-33 « 22-26, poris ger-
minationis binis, rarius ternis instructis; soris teleutosporitoris
conformibus, atro-brunneis; teleutosporis ellipsoideis, utrintjue ro-
tundatis, apice non incrassatis, medio vix constrictis, roticulatis,
brunneis, 28-36 «19-25; pedicello hyalino, deciduo.

Ilab. in foliis caulibusque vivis Laserpitii Ar changc 1 icas
in Moravia (Bubak).

227. Puccinia Heraclei Grev. in Scott. Crypt. Fl. I, tab. 42 (1823), 1156
Syd. Mon. Urod. vol. I, fasc. III. p. 387. • - iEcidiis bypophyllis
v. saepissime jiotiolicolis. praecipue nervos foliorum sequentibus ct
maculis lenitcr incrassatulis flavis v. llavobrunnoolis insidentibus,

Uredinacese, Didyniosporse, Puccinia. 343

in greges irregulares v. elongatos clense dispositis, cupulato-pustu-
liformibus, pariete parce evoluto; lecicliosporis globoso-angulatis,
subtiliter verruculosis, flavescentibus, 21-32*18-28; soris uredo-
sporiferis amphigenis, sparsis, minutis, castaneo-brunneis ; uredo-
sporis globosis, subglobosis v. ellipsoideis, clense echinulatis, dilute
brunneis, 25-32 » 19-27, poris germinationis ternis vel quaternis
instructis; soris teleutosporiferis amphigenis, minutis, sparsis vel
ad nervos subinde plus minusve confluentibus, pulverulentis, atro-
brunneis v. atris ; teleutosporiferis ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis,
medio vix v. parum constrictis, reticulatis, brunneis, 26-37 « 18-
27; pedicello hyalino, brevi, deciduo.

Hab. in foliis petiolisque Heraclei sibirici, Sphondylii
in Germania, Italia, Gallia, Hollandia, Belgio, Britannia, Suecia,
Norvegia, Fennia.

228. Puccinia Bakeriana Arthur, Bull. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1904, p. 3. — "~>~
Soris uredosporiferis hypophyllis, rotundatis, sabimmersis, pul-
verulentis, cinnamomeo-brunneis; uredosporis latis, globosis vel
obovoideis, 39-45 * 34-42 ; episporio aurantiaco-luteo 4-6 «x. crasso,
superne usque 12 >j.. dense tuberculato ; poris 3 latis, requatoria-
libus; soris teleutosporiferis, sparsis, hypophyllis, subimmersis, ro-
tundatis, pulverulentis, intense brunneis; teleutosporis ellipsoi-
deis, interdum obovato-oblongis, irregularibus, 40-55 « 24-32, utrin-
que rotundatis, ad septum non vel vix constrictis; episporio 2,5-

3 \i. crasso, dense tuberculato, intense brunneo; pedicello brevi,
hyalino, subdeciduo.

Hab. in foliis Heraclei. lanati, Pillar Point, San Mateo
County Californice (C. F. Baker).

229. Puccinia athamanthina Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 362. — Mci- H58
diis laxe et irregulariter aggregatis, cupulato-pustuliformibus, pa-
riete parce verruculosis, 19-30 « 13-21 ; soris uredosporiferis sparsis,
minutis, punctiformibus, pulverulentis, cinnamomeis; uredosporis
globosis, subglobosis v. ellipsoideis, subtiliter denseque echinulatis,
flavo-brunneolis, 23-30 « 19-25, poris germinationis ternis instru-
ctis ; soris teleutosporiferis sparsis, minutis, punctiformibus, rotun-
datis, in caule oblongis v. elongatis et saepe subconfluentibus, pul-
verulentis, atris vel atro-brunneis ; teleutosporis late ellipsoideis,
utrinque rotundatis, apice non incrassatis, medio non vol parum
constrictis, reticulatis, obscure brunneis, 30-36*24-30; pedicello
hyalino, tenui.

Hab. in foliis caulibusque vivis Atliamanthx1 cretensis,

341 Uredinaceee, Didymosporse, Puccinia.

Mattliiol i, vestinse, verticillatae (?) in G-ermania, Austria,
Italia et Graecia.

230. Puccinia angelicicola P. Jlonn. in Hedw. 1903, pag. (107). 1159
Maculis flavidulis; uredosoris plerumque opiphyllis, minutis, sub-
ochraceis; uredosporis subglobosis, ovoideis v. eilipsoideis, hyalino-
brunneis, 18-24» 17-20, episporio aculeato-verrucoso; teleuto.soris
ampliigenis sparsis vel gregariis, atris, epidermide fissa, pallida,
basi velatis; teleutosporis ellipsoideis v. ovoideis, apico rotundatis,
interdum applanatis, haud incrassatis, rlavo-brunneis, medio 1-
septatis, leniter constrictis; episporio castaneo, reticulato, 22-34»
18-23; pedicello ca. 10 » 3,5-4 hyalino.

Hab. \n foliis Angelica? Miqueliana;, Mt. Takao, Musashi
Japoniae (N. Nambu).

231. Puccinia Angelicae Schum.) Fuck. Symb. Myc. p. 52 (1869). — 1160
Sacc. Syll. VII, p. 703 (descriptio incompleta), Syd. Mon. Ured.
vol. I, p. 357. — Soris uredosporiferis primariis prsecipue secus
nervos evolutis v. petiolicolis, in foliis in greges minutos dispo-
sitis. primitus intense obscureque flavis, dein obscurioribus, tan-
dem atro-brunneis; secundariis hypophyllis, subinde etiam epi-
phyllis, maculis minutissimis dilutioribus sicpe insidentibus, sparsis,
minutis, pulverulentis, flavo-cmnamomeis; uredosporis ovatis, elli-
psoideis v. ovato-oblongis, echinulatis, apice valde incrassatis, 5-

10 >).., basi minus incrassatis, ca. 4 »j.., dilute brunneis, 25-40 »
22-28, poris germinationis ternis instructis; soris teleutosporiferis
plerumque amphigenis, sparsis, minutis, rotundatis, pulverulentis,
atro-brunneis v. atris; teleutosporis ellipsoideo-oblongis v. oblon-
gis, apice rotundatis, non v. vix incrassatis, medio non v. parum
constrictis, basi rotundatis v. leniter attenuatis, levibus, brunneis,
30-50 »16-24; pedicello hyalino, brevi, deciduo.

Hab. in foliis petiolisque vivis Angelicae decurrentis,
silvestris, Archangelica? littoralis, officinalis in
Germania, Hollandia, Dania, Britannia, Suecia, Norvegia, Fennia,
Rossia, Turkestania.

232. Puccinia Ferrarjsii Lindr. in Acta pro Fauna et Fl. fenn. XXII. 1161
n 1, p. 94 (1902), Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, fasc. III, p. 405. —
Soris uredosporiferis plerumque amphigenis, minutissimis, rotun-
datis, brunneis; uredosporis ovato-ellipsoideis v. subglobosis, echi-
nulatis, apice incrassatis (usque 6,6 [t.), 25-34 » 21-27, episporio
crassiusculo, poris germinationis plerumque ternis instructis ; soris
teleutosporiferis conformibus, atro-brunneis; teleutosporis ovato-

Uredinacese, Didymosporse, Puceinia. 345

ellipsoideis vel ovato-clavulatis, apice rotundatis, vix incrassatis
medio parum constrictis, basi ssepe leniter attenuatis, levibus, brun-
neis, 27-38*19-24; pedicello hyalino, tenui, deciduo.

Hab in foliis vivis Peucedani Oreoselini (?), Crescentino
Ital. bor. (T. Ferraris).

233. Puccinia tokyensis Syd. Mon. Ured. I, 1902, p. 377, JEcidium 1162
Cryptotcenice Diet. — Syll. XVI, p. 335, Uredo Crijptotcenice Syd.

— Syll. XVI, p. 355. — iEddiosporis et ureclosporis at 11. cc.
soris teleutosporiferis epidermide fissa cinctis v. semitectis, atro-
brunneis; teleutosporis ovoideis v. ellipsoideis, apice rotundatis,
non incrassatis, medio vix v. leniter constrictis, basi rotundatis,
levibus, brunneis, 22-35*16-22; episporio tenuissimo; pedicello
hyalino tenuissimo, deciduo.

Hab. in foliis petiolisque vivis Cryptotaenise japonica;,
Tokyo Japoniae.

234. Puccinia Araliae-cordatae P. Henn. Fungi Pilze Japan. II, p. 151 1163
(Hedw. 1904). — Maculis fuscis vel centro pallidis, rotundatis vel
explanatis; soris hypophyllis sparsis vel aggregatis, atris pulve-
rulentis; uredosporis subglobosis, ellipsoideis v. ovoideis, 25-40*
20-28 ;a., episporio brunneo, aculeato-echinato; teleutosporis ob-
longe ellipsoideis vel clavatis, apice hemisphaerico-papillatis, 35-
45*22-30 p-.., medio 1-septatis, constrictis, brunneis, levibus; pe-
dicello 30-40 « 4-5 ia. hyalino-fuscidulo.

Hab. in foliis Araliae cordata1, Yamato, Mt. Yoshina Ja-
poniae (T. Yoshinaha). — A P. Aralice Ell. et Ev. tam uredo-
sporis quam teleutosporis papillatis omnino diversa. Non raro oc-
currunt teleutospore ob compressionem cuboideae et subinde in
eodem pedicello bina1.

235 Puccinia imperspicua Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 361. — Soris 11,;i
teleutosporiferis amphigenis, sparsis, minutissimis, vix perspicuis,
pulverulentis, atris; teleutosporis ellipsoideis vel oblongo-ellipsoi-
deis, apice rotundatis, incrassatis, usque 8 ;x., medio vix v. lcniter
constrictis, basi plerumque rotundatis, levibus, castaneo-brunneis,
38-52*25-35, episporio crasso ca. 4 ;j.. ; pedicello hyalino, cras-
siusculo, usque 70 ;x. longo, sed deciduo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Arracachae multifidse, Rio Hondo in
Mexico (Pringle).

236. Puccinia Phellopteri Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, fasc. III, p. 406. — 1165
Soris uredosporiferis amphigenis, sparsis, minutis, pulverulentis,
cinnamomeis; uredosporis subglobosis vel ellipsoideis, valide acu-

340 Uredinaceee, Didymosporse, Puccinia.

leatis, opisporio crasso 5-7, apico usquo 11 a. icrassatis, Havis 27-
38 v 2G-30, soris gorminationis tenuis instructis; soris teleutospo-
riferis, conformibus, obscurioribus ; teleutosporis ellipsoideis, oblon
gis v. oblongo-clavulatis, apico rotundatis, non incrassatis, medio
vix v. lonitor constrictis, basi rotundatis vel attenuatis, levibus,
brunneis, 32-46 «19-27; podk-cllo hyalino, tenui, deciduo.

llab. in foliis vivis Phellopteri littoralis, Port Chusan
Korese (C. Wilfoud).

237. Puccinia sphalerocondra Lindr. in Acta pro Fauna et Fl. fenn. H66
XXII, n. 1, pag. 63, (1902). Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, fasc. III,

p. 419. — iEcidiis hypophyllis v. petiolicolis, maculis rotundatis,
usque 1 cm. diam. insidentibus, in greges majusculos laxo dispo-
sitis vel solitariis, cylindraceis, margine irrogulariter lacerato, fla-
vido; secidiosporis angulato-globosis, subtiliter punctatis, flavidis
25 32^19-24; soris teleutosporiferis plorunque hypophyllis vel
petiolicolis, sparsis 0,5-1,5 mm. diam., rotundatis vel in petiolis
ellipticis. pulverulentis, atris; teleutosporis ellipsoideis v. oblongis,
apice rotundatis, non incrassatis, medio vix v. parum constrictis,
basi rotundatis, vel leniter attenuatis, subtilissime verrucwlosis,
brunneis 30-42^19-23, episporio 2-3 [x. crasso; pedicello hyalino
tenui, deciduo.

Hab. in foliis potiolisque vivis Veloeoe argutre, Pasadena,
California (Mc Clatchie).

238. Puccinia Doremae Speschn. in Fungi paras. Transcapici et tur- 1167
kestanici 1901, p. 11, Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 378. — Soris
teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, maculis nullis v. flavescentibus insi-
dentibus, valde inflatis, sffipissime in caule confluentibus, primo
epidermide tcctis, atro-brunneis; urodosporis immixtis subglobosis

v. ovatis, echinulatis, brunneis, 20-24 « 16-20, poris germinationis
binis rarius ternis instructis; tcleutosporis oblongis v. ellipsoideis,
apice modice incrassatis, medio lenissime constrictis, flavo-brunneis
32-34*15-19; pedicello hyalino, usquc 16 jjl. longo.

Hab. in foliis caulibusque Dorennc spec. in Turkestania.

239. Puccinia Coulterophyti Diet. ct Holw. in Bot. Gaz. 1901, p. 335. 1108
— Maculis luteis veJ nullis; soris hypophyllis minutis, sparsis;
uredosporiferis pallide ochraceis; uredosporis obvatis 29-36 « 22-29
episporio hyalino apice valde incrassato, verrucis sparsis, globosi-
donato; soris teleutosporiferis nigro-brunneis, immersis, pulveru-
lentis; teleutosporis oblongo-ellipsoideis vel irregularibus, utrin-
(|iio rotumlatis parce constriciis, .'5:5-50*23-30, episporio pallido

Uredinacese, Didymosporee, Puccinia. 347

brunneo, verrucoso, 'interdum irregulariter rugoso; pedicello de-
ciduo.

Hab. in foliis Coulterophyti laxi, Chapala et Urnapam in
Mexico.

240. Puccinia Kundmanniae Lindr. Act. Soc. pr. Fauna et Fl. fenn. H69
1902, XXII, p. 136, Syd. Mon. Ured. I, pag. 390, f. 340, Stat.
cecidiosporus : JEcidium Helosciadii Har. Syll. XVI, p. 335. -
Pycnidiis amphigenis numerosis reque sparsis, melleis; cecidiis ple-
rumque hypophyllis, sparsis, solitariis, cupulatis, fiavidis, margine
crasso integro, vix revoluto; teleutosoris, hypophyllis, sine ma-
culis, sparsis, minutissimis, a3gre conspicuis, epidermide primitus
tectis, brunneis; teleutosporis ovato-oblongis v. oblongo-clavulatis,
apice rotundatis, nori incrassatis, medio non v. vix constrictis, basi
plerumque attenuatis, levibus, navo-brunneis, 32-48^16-25; pe-
dicello hyalino, deciduo.

Hab. in foliis Kundmannirc siculae in insula Melita (Malta)
et Algeria.

241. Puccinia dictyospora Tranzsch. in Act. pro Fauna et Fl. fen- 1170
nica XXII, n. 1, p. 48 (1902), Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, fasc. III,

p. 420. — iEcidiis secus folii nervos in greges magnos elongatos
densiuscule dispositis, cupulatis v. breviter cylindraceis, margine
albido irregulariter lobato; ;ecidiosporis angulato-globosis vel el-
lipsoideis, subtilissime verruculosis, hyalinis, 17-26 ;j.. diam. ; soris
teleutosporiferis amphigenis, sparsis, vix coniluentibus, minutis,
rotundatis, pulverulentis, atro-brunneis ; teleutosporis ellipsoideis
v. oblongis, apice rotundatis, non incrassatis, medio vix v. parum
constrictis, basi rotundatis v. attenuatis, reticulatis, diliite brun-
neis, 28-42 « 20-24; pedicello deorsum hyalino, apicem versus iia-
vido et incrassato.

Hab. in foliis U m b e 1 1 i f e r 33 cuj usdam indeterminatne et C a r i
spec, in Turkestania (Komarov).

242. Puccinia Gayophyti Speg. Myc. Argent. ser .II, 1902, p. 63. 1171
— Maculis nullis; acervulis cauli -foliicolis, innato -prominulis,
ssepe confluentibus, compactis, atro-ferrugineis, 0,3-0,5 mm. diam.;
teleutosporis obovatis, apice pra^cipue crasse tunicatis, parum infra
medium septatis, vix constrictis levibus, intense fulvis, loculis 1-gut-
tulatis, supero ssepius sublongioro crassioreque, 30-32 « 18-20; pe-
dicello hyalino fragili subbreviore 15-20 » 5-7 suffultis.

Hab. ad caules foliaque Gayopliyti humilis prope Puonte

348 Uredinacese, Didymosporse, Puccinia.

del Juca, Mendoza in Argontina. — Specios P. sphccrostigmati Diot.
ct Npjz. valdo afilnis sod corte distincta.

243. Puccinia sphaeroidea P. Henn. in Hedw. 1903, p. (107). — Soris 1172
oaulicolis, gregariis, interdum foliioolis, sphseroideis, hemisph;ericis

v. pulvinatis, oastaneis. v. rufo-brunneis, ca. 350 [j.. diam. ; toleu-
tosporis ollipsoideis v. ovoideis, apice obtuso rotundatis v. appla-
natis, vix paullo incrassatis, modio septatis, lenitor v. haud con-
strictis v. obliquo verticaliter septatis, interdum continuis, 20-
30 « 13-20, episporio flavo-brunueo, lovi ; podicello usquo ad 80
;j.. elongato, hyalino fuscidulo, 3-4 ;j.. cr.

Hab. in caulibus foliisquo Jussiseae spec. prope Baia Califor-
nine (C. A. Purpus).

244. Puccinia Zauschneriae Syd. Mon. Urcd. vol. I, fasc. III, p. 435, 1173
tab. XXV, fig. 361. — iEcidiis hypophyllis, eopiosis, plerumque
totam folii superficiem obtegentibus, cupulatis, navidis, margine
lenitcr inciso; oecidiosporis globosis, subglobosis v. angulatis, pun-
ctatis, hyalino-navescentibus, 16-22 ;j.. diam. vel 19-25*14-18;
soris uredosporiferis hypophyllis, sparsis, minutis, rotundatis, epi-
dermide lacerata cinctis, brunneis; uredosporis globosis v. subglo-
bosis, aculeatis castaneis 24-30 ;j.. diam.; soris teleutosporiferis
hypophyllis, conformibus, subpulverulentis obscure brunneis; to-
leutosporis ellipsoideis vel oblongis, utrinque rotundatis, apice in-
crassatis 5-8 |j.. medio non vel vix constrictis, levibus, obscuro
brunneis, 32-40*18-25, rarius usque 43 jj.. long. ; pedicello hya-
lino brevissimo.

Hab. in foliis vivis ZauschneriLO californicoe in Califor-
nia, Amer. bor.

245. Puccinia Epilobii DC. Fl. franc, II, p. 221 (1805) ot VI, p. 61 1174
(1815) nec P. Epilobii Schrot. et Sacc. Syll. VII, pag. 608, quse

— P. Epilobii-tetragoni (DC.) Wint. — Teleutosoris hypophyllis
sparsis v. plerumquo confertis, ssepe per totam folii superflciom
Eeque distributis, rarius connuentibus, rotundatis, opidermide lace-
rata cinctis, pulverulentis, rufo-brunnois v. atro-brunneis ; teleuto-
sporis oblongis v. ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis. raro basim vor-
sus leniter tenuatis, apice non v. lenissime incrassatis, modio valde
constrictis, levissime verrucosis, brunneo-fuscidulis, 27-48 * 16-25 ;
pedicello hyalino 10-16 |i. long.

Hdb. in foliis vivis Epilobii alpini, alsinefolii, ana-
gallid ifolii, davurici, or iganifoli i , palustris, rosei
in Germania, Helvetia, Hungaria, Italia, Gallia, Britannia. D.inia,

Uredinaceje, Didymosporse, Puccinia. 349

Suecia, Rossia et Groenlandia. Huc ducenda Pucc. Veronicce

Anagallidis Oud., quae revera in Epilobii specie, nec Veronica
provenit.
246 Puccinia Jambosae P. Henn. Fungi S. Paulenses I, in Hedw. li75
1902, pag. 105. — Maculis fuscis, rotundato-explanatis, exaridis ;
poris amphigenis, aggregatis, applanatis, diutius epidermide brun-
nea tectis; uredosporis ellipsoideis v. ovoideis, flavis v. subhyalinis,
15-20 « 13-18, episporio asperatis; teleutosporis clavatis, apice
paullo incrassatis, obtuso-rotundatis, 1-soptatis, paullo v. haud
constrictis, 28-40 « 15-10, flavo-brunneis, levibus; pedicello sub-
hyalino, 15-18*2,5-3.

Hab. in foliis Jambosse vulgaris pr. S. Paulo Brasilige.

247. Puccinia canadensis Arthur Bull. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1904, p. 2. — i«6
Soris teleutosporiferis amphigenis, soepe gregariis, pustuliformibus,
coalescentibus, immersis, pulverulentis, pallide brunneis; teleu-
tosporis subellipsoideis vel lineari-oblongis, 37-58 » 10-15, utrinque
obtusis, episporio 1-2 [j.. crasso, cinnamomeo-brunneo, minute ru-
goso, apice hyalino et incrassatulo, 3-5 p. ; pedicello exili, brevi,
hyalino, deciduo.

Hab. in foliis Violaa orbiculatoe, Laggan, Alberta, Amer.
bor. et Glacier in Columbia Britannica.

248. Puccinia Heliocarpi Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, fasc. III, p. 447, U77
tab. XXVI, fig. 370. — Soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, ma-
culis rotundatis 2-4 mm. diam. fuscis v. flavo-fuscis insidentibus,
minutis, sed plerumque in greges irregulariter confluentibus, pul-
vinatis, obscure brunneis ; teleutosporis oblongis v. oblongo-clava-

tis, apice rotundatis v. attenuatis, non vel lenissime incrassatis,
medio leniter constrictis, basi attenuatis, levibus, pallide flavo-brun-
neolis, 30-54*11-18, episporio tenuissimo; pedicello hyalino. per-
sistenti, usque 80 \x. longo.

Hab in foliis vivis Heliocarpi americani, Puenta de
Chimbo iEquatoriae (Lagerheim).

249. Puccinia conglobata Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, fasc. III, fig. 448, 1178
tab. XXVI, fig. 372. — Soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, ma-
culis rotundatis v. irregularibus, 2-5 mm. diam , flavis centro fu-
scis insidentibus, plerumque paucis in globulum 1-2 mm. diam.,
omnino confluentibus, compactis obscuro brunneis; teleutosporis
ellipsoideis v. ovatis, utrinque rotundatis, apice non vel vix in-
crassatis, medio non v. lenissime constrictis levibus, pallide flavo-

350 I redinacese, Didymosporse, Puccinia.

brunneolis, 24-32 w 19-25, opisporio crasso ; pedicello hyalino, crasso.
persistenti, usque 80 \l. longo, saepius e latere inserto.

Hab. in foliis vivis Trum fett.e spec , prope Pesqueria M-
quatoriae (Lagerheim .

250. Puccinia Komarovi Tranzsch. in Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, fasc. III, in''
p. 451. — iEcidiis oaulicolis et potiolicolis totam superficiem par-

tis infectae caulis occupantibus, aggregatis, immersis, demum apertis,
breviter cupulatis, margino primum integro incurvato, dein la-
cerato, parum e matrice emorgente; aecidiosporis angulato-globosis
v. angulato-ollipsoideis, subtilissime echinulatis, intus aurantiacis
1T.-20 » 14-18; soris uredosporiferis hypophyllis, maculis minutis
navescentibus v. subnullis insidentibus. sparsis v. circa majorem
centralem circinatim dispositis, rotundatis, pulverulentis, cinna-
momeis; uredosporis subglobosis v. ellipsoideis, echinulatis, dilute
brunneolis, 22-29 « 17-24, poro germinationis singulo apicali saepe
papillula lata humili tecto instructis; soris teleutosporiferis hv-
pophyllis maculis minutis navidis plerumque insidentibus, sparsis
v. circinatim dispositis, minutis, rotundatis, mox nudis, castaneo-
brunnois; teleutosporis ellipsoideis, ovatis v. subclavulatis, apice
papilla hyalina prseditis, interdum etiam sub septo apiculo minuto
instructis, medio non v. lenissime constrictis, sublevibus, castaneo-
brunnois, 27-40^16-25; pedicello hyalino, brevi, fragili.

Hab. in foliis caulibusque Impatientis amphorat;c, par-
viflor;c in Turkestania. India or. etc.

251. Puccinia Pritzeliana P. Henn. F. Australite occid. I, in Hedw. 1180
1901, p. 95. — Syll. XVI, p. 1119 (nomen). — Maculis rotun-
datis, fuscis; soris hypophyllis, sparsis, cinnamomeis, pulvinatis,

ca. 0, 5-1 mm. diam. : teleutosporis oblongis v. oblonge clavatis,
apice obtuse rotundatis, incrassatis v. lateraliter 2-papillatis. in-
terdum subcristatis, 1-septatis, paulio constrictis, flavidis, levibus,
30-50 « 13-23, stipite hyalino, consistenti, usque ad 150 [i. longo,
7-11 ;j.. cr., interdum intiato.

llab. in foliis vivis Tremandrae stelliger.e, Perth Au-
straliae occid.
252 Puccinia rubricans Hohvay, Journ of Mvcol. 1904, p. 165. — 1181
Maculis purpureis, piVrumque circuFaribus, 1-6 mm. diam.; soris
ampliigenis, saepius hypophyllis, solitariis, sp.irsis v. circinantibus
in maculis latioribus; uredosoris laete brunneis; urodosjxa-is pallide
brunneis, globosis, rarius ovoidois, 36-44 w 32-46 fortiter echinulatis,
spiimlis 3-4 ;j.. long. ; tunica 4-6 ;j.. crassa; teloutosoris uredosoros

Uredinacea?, Didymosporse, Puccinia. 351

subsequentibus, nigris; teleutosporis eliipsoideis, ferrugineis, for-
titer verrucosis, 60-80 « 40-44, apice breviter acutato v. rotunclato,
leviter incrassato; pedicello hyalino, usque 80 »j.. longo.

Hab. in foliis Heteropter idis Portillanae, Guadalajara,
Mexico.

253. Puccinia Echinopteridis Holway Journ. of Mycol. 1904, p. 164. H82
— Uredosoris amphigenis et eaulicolis, brunneis, circinantibus,
globoso-oblongis, subinde confluentibus; maculis pallide flavis; ure-
dosporis liete brunneis, globoso-ovoideis, grosse echinulatis, 26-

33 v 22-26; teleutosoris amphigenis, nigris, pulverulentis, minutis,
dein confluentibus ; teleutosporis globosis v. late ellipsoideis, non
constrictis, suba^qualiter tunicatis, fortiter verrucoso-reticulatis,
atro-brunneis, 30-40^22-37; stipite varie inserto, ssepe lateraliter
et prope sporam inflato eamque suba'quante.

Hab. in foliis Echinopteridis Lappulse, Guaclalajara et
Puebla, Mexico. — Proxime afnnis Puccinia insuetcu, a qua dif-
ert uredosporis omnino diversis et teleutosporis profundius reti-
culatis.

254. Puccinia Ribis-japonici P. Henn. Einige neue japan. Ured. III, 1183
in Hedw. 1902, p. 19. — Maculis rotundatis subvesiculosis, fu-
scis; soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, gregarie pulvinatis, atro-
fuscis, ca. 1-2 mm. cliam.; teleutos.poris clavatis vel oblongo fu-
soideis, apice incrassatis obtuse apiculatis, 1-septatis, paullo cou-
strictis, 25-40 v 10-13, pallide brunneis; stipite persistente, flavi-
dulo, 20-40 « 3,5-4,5.

Hab. in foliis Ribis japonici, Jyo Japonue.

255. Puccinia Boroniae P. Henn. in Hedw. 1903, p. (73). — Soris ra- 1184
micolis, crasse erumpentibus, longe effusis, pulvinato-tuberculatis,
atro-cinnamomeis, duris, usque ad 2 cm. longis, basi epidermide
fissa pallida velatis; teleutosporis oblonge ellipsoideis, subclavatis

vel subfusoideis, apice incrassatis, rotundatis v. obtuse gibbosis,
brunneis, levibus, ca. 20-32 «15-18; pedicello hyalino-flavidulo
usque ad 150 « 3,5-4.

Hab. in ramulis Boronice spinescen t is, W. Australia (L.

DlELS).

256. Puccinia praeclara Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, fasc. III, p. 452. — 1185
Soris uredosporiferis plerumque hypophvllis, maculis nullis v. mi-
nutis obsoletis insidentibus, sparsis, punctiformibus, subpulveru-
lentis, flavo-cinnamomeis; uredosporis globosis, subglobosis v. lato
ellipsoideis, dense valideque aculeatis, flavo-brunnois, 24-33 « 22-30,

352 Uredinacese, Didymosporae, Puccinia.

episporio crassiusculo ; soris teleutosporiferis conformibus, atris;
teleutosporis late ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis, apice non in-
crassatis, modio constrictis, grosse verrucosis, obscure brunneis,
septo plerumque verticali, 35-42 «30-38; pedicello hyalino, persi-
stenti, crasso, usque 50 \i. longo.

Ilah. in foliis vivis Sapindacea1 cujusdam, prov. Chimbo-
razo, Puento de Chimbo ^&quatoriae (Lagerheim).

257. Puccinia Modiolae Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, fasc. III, p. 478, H86
tab. XXVIII, fig. 392, Speg. Dcc. Myc. Argent. 10. — Soris
teloutosporiferis hypophyllis, maculis minutis. rotundatis, 2-3 mm.
diam., deprossulis, flavidis insidentibus, sparsis v. hinc inde ag-
gregatis, mcdiocribus, 1-2 mm. diam., rotundatis, compactis, pri-
mitus rufls vel flavo-rufis, dein rufo-brunneis; teleutosporis an-
guste fusoideis v. linearibus, utrinque attenuatis. apice incrassatis
s;rpeque inciso-fissis, medio non v. vix constrictis, lcvibus, fiave-
scentibus, 54-85 « 10-lG; pedicello hyalino persistenti, usque 150 a.
longo, crasso.

llab. in foliis vivis Modiohc prostratje in Argentina et
Uruguay.

258. Puccinia exilis Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, fasc III, pag. 481, lls7
tab. XXIX, fig. 396. — Soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, ma-
culis minutis orbicularibus ca. 2 mm. diam., arescendo albidis in-
sidentibus, solitariis in quaque macula, mediocribus 1-3 mm. diam.,
rotundatis v. subrotundatis, compactis, flavo-brunneis; teleutospo-

ris oblongis v. oblongo-clavulatis, apice rotundatis v. leniter acu-
tiusculis, non incrassatis, medio leniter constrictis, basi rotundatis
v. attenuatis, levibus, subhyalinis, 27-40 « 10-14, episporio tenuis-
simo; pedicello hyalino, tenui, subpersistenti, sporam requante vel
ea longiore.

Ilab. in foliis vivis Pavonhu leucantha?, P. roseae, in
Brasilia (PoEPriG, Regnell).

259. Puccinia Anodae Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, fasc. III, pag. 475, 1188
tab. XXVIII, fig. 391. • - Soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, ma-
culis minutis rotundatis, tiavidis v. brunneolis, ca. 2-3 mm. diam.
insidentibus, minutis, sparsis vel saepe in circulos usque 3 mm.
latos dispositis et omnino confluentibus, compactis, obscuro brun-
neis; teleutosporia ellipsoideis v. oblongis, apice rotundatis non

vel vix incrassatis, modio non vel lonissime constrictis, badi ple-
rumque rotundatis, lovibus, flavis, 27-35 w 16-24; pedicello hyalino,
prassiusculo, persistenti, usque 90 a. longo.

Uredinacese, Didymosporse, Puccinia. 353

Hab. in foliis viyis Anodse hastatse, San Miguel Uspantan
Guatemala (Heyde et Lux).
2G0. Puccinia Sieversiae Arthur, Bull. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1904, p. 3. — 1189
Soris teleutosporiferis amphigenis, sparsis, rotundatis vel ovalibiis,
epidermide bullata tectis, immersis, pulverulentis, brunneis; te-
leutosporis ellipticis vel ovato-oblongis, 32-40 v 20-26, utrinque ro-
tundatis vel interdum inferne conicis, ad septum non vel vix
constrictis; episporio rugulosulo, sublevi, cinnamomeo-brunneo 1,
5-2,5 [x. crasso, superne 4-6 [i. crasso, ssepe subhyalino-umbonato;
pedicello brevi, spora breviore, exili, subhyalino.

Hab. in foliis Sieversiae turbiriatte, Fish Lake, in mon-
tibus Uintah, Amer. bor.

261. Puccinia turrita Arth. in Bull. Torr. Bot. CJub XXIX, 1902, 1190
p. 230, Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, fasc. III, p. 504. — Soris teleu-
tosporiferis amphigenis, sparsis, rotundatis, minutis, 0,5-1 mm.
diam., mox nudis, subpulverulentis, obscure brunneis; teleutospo-

ris ellipsoideis v. oblongis, apice rotundatis v. attenuatis, incras-
satis, usque 6 [j.. medio leniter constrictis, basi rotundatis rarius
leniter attenuatis, verrucosis, flavo-brunneis, 27-40 « 16-22, rarius
usque 24 \x. latis; pedicello hyalino, tenui, brevi, caduco.

Hab.in foliis vivis Saxifragae bronchialis, Maniton, Co-
lorado Amer. bor. (Holway).

262. Puccinia Parnassise Arthur, Bull. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1904, p. 3. — 1191
— Soris teleutosporiferis amphigenis, interdum gregariis, pustuli-
formibus, coalescentibus, immersis, pulverulentis, intense brunneis ;
teleutosporis ellipticis, 30-37 « 16-20, utrinque rotundatis vel obtu-
sis; episporio 1-2 [j.. crasso, bruhneolo, lovi vel superne obscure
punctato ssepe apice hyalino-umbonato; pedicello hyalino, sporfi
breviore, deciduo.

Hab. in foliis Parnassise fimbriatic, Bauff, Alberta Amc-
ric83 bor. (E. "W. D. Holway).

263. Puccinia Laurentiana Trelease, Harrim. Alaska Exped. Crypt. 1192
p. 38. — Soris hypophyllis, castaneis, rotundis, circ. 1 mm. diam. ;
teleutosporis brunneis, subconstrictis, 50 ^ 20, vertice incrassatis

et pallide apiculatis; tunica crassiuscula nec striata nec verrucosa;
pedicellis hyalinis, brovibus, fragilibus.

Hab. in foliis Saxifraga: noglectie var. stolonifer r.e ,
St. Lawrence Island, Behring Sca, Alaska (Macoun). — Affinis
Pucc. /Saxifragce-ciliatce.

264. Puccinia aspera Diot. et Holw. in Bull. Torr. Bot. Club XXIX, 11;«

23

354 i redinacese, Didymosporse, Puccinia.

1902, p. 230, Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, £asc. III, p. 503. — Soris
t'l<utosporiferis amphigenis vel petiolicolis, magnis, 1.5-4 mm.
diam., rotundatis, pulverulentis. nudis, castaneo-brunneis; teleuto-
sporis ellipsoideis vel ol>longis, apice rotundatis, non incrassatis,
medio plerumque leniter constrictis, basi rotundatis, rarius leniter
attenuatis, verrucis majusculis planis irregularibus obsitis, flavo-
brunneis, 30-42*16-24; pedicello hyalino, brevi, caduco.

Hab.m foliis vivis Saxifragaa Mer tensianc, Mt. Paddo,
in Washington Ameriere bor. (W. N. Suksdorf).

265. Puccinia Lindrothii Syd. in Aeta pro Fauna et Fl. fenn. XXII, 11;"
n. 1, p. 62 (1902), Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, fasc. III. pag. 418,
tab. XXV, f. 348. — iEcidiis hypophyllis v. petiolicolis v. can-
licolis, maculis indeterminatis pallidis insidentibus, in foliis greges
rotundatos vel irrogulares, usque 5 mm. diam. formantibus, in
petiolis caulibusque in greges elongatos et snepe longe confluentes
confertim dispositis, cupulatis, albidis, margine irregulariter lace-
rato; a>cidiosporis globosis, subglobosis, angulatis v. ovatis, tcnuis-
sime verruculosis, flavidis, 22-32 » 19-25; soris teleutosporiferis am-
phigenis v. caulicolis, plerumque hypophyllis, sine maculis. sparsis

v. hinc inde subgregariis, rotundatis, 0,5-1 mm. diam., epidermide
lacerata cinctis. in caule oblongis et diutius tectis, pulverulcntis.
atris; teleutosporis ellipsoideis v. oblongo-ellipsoideis, utrinque ro-
tundatis, apice non incrassatis, medio non v. vix constrictis, ver-
ruculosis, intense castaneo-brunneis, 30-42 « 18-2G. episporio 3-4 ;i.
cr. ; pedicello hyalino, tenui. deciduo.

Hab. in foliis, petiolis caulibusque vivis VeheaB (Arraca-
ciae) Hartwegii, in California (Blasdale).

266. Puccinia Alyssi Lindr. Acta Soc. Fauna et Fl. fennica 1902, ]]'x>
XXII, n. 3, p. 11, P. Alyssi Syd. in Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 18. —
Soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis v. s;epe caulicolis, in folio spar-

sis, rotundatis minoribusque, in caule majusculis crassis scpo con-
fluentibus et tunc confluendo usque 1 cm. long., epidermide fissa
cinctis v. semivelatis, pulvinatis, atro-brunneis; teleutosporis elli-
psoideis, utrinque rotundatis. apice vix v. leniter incrassatis, usque
8 [>.., medio non v. parum constrictis, levibus, castaneo-brunneis,
38-52 » 22-32, episporio B-6 \i cr. ; pedicello subhyalino, persi-
stcnti, usque 60 ;j.. longo; mesosjwris interdum immixtis, subglo-
bosis v. ovatis, 30-35*23-27.

Ilab. in caulibus et petiolis Alyssi spinosi in Hispania el
Alyssi lialimifolii pr. Porto Maurizio Italiae l>or.

Uredinaceee, Didymosporfe, Puceinia. 355

267. Puccinia Cochleafiae Lindr. Acta Soc. Fauna et Fl. fennica H96
1902, XXII, n. 3, p. 10. — Teleutosoris roinutis rotundatis vel
ellipticis, subsparsis, diu epidermide cinctis, nigricantibus, denique
nudis, pulverulentis; teleutosporis vulgo anguste ellipsoideis, ob-
longis, sajpe subirregularibus, medio distincte constrictis, 32-40 »
13-18; membrana ilavido-brunneola, longitrorsum striolata, supra
porum germ. subhyalino-papillatis ; pedicellis 40-60« 4-5, tenuibus,
labilibus.

Hab. in foliis Cochleariae fenestratoe, groenlandic.r.
pyrenaicoe in Grcenlandia et G-allia.

268. Puccinia Eutremae Lindr. Acta Soc. Fauna et Fl. fenn. 1902, 1197
XXII, n. 3. p. 9. — Soris foliicolis, petiolicolis et caulicolis, sub-
orbiculari-oblongis, 0.5-1,5 mm. diam., epidermide vesiculosa gri-

sea tectis, demum nudatis, pulvereis, subnigris; teleutosporis ob-
longis, utrinque soepius rotundatis, medio fortiter constrictis, 30-
38 «12-14; membrana tenui, intense brunnea, icquicrassa, tenuiter
crebre striolata; poro germin. cellulse superioris laterali, inferioris
prope septum sito; pedicellis 40-60 « 4-5, tenuibus, labilibus.

Hab. in foliis Eutremse Edwardsii in Lapponia (Buo-
thbrus). — Adsunt interdum mesosporoe 26-29 » 11-13.

269. Puccinia Litseae (Pat.) Diet. et Henn. Einige neue japan. Urod. [m
III, in Hedw. 1902, p. (19), JEcidium Litsetv Pat. Champ. Asiat.

p. 3: cfr. Syll. XI, pag. 221. — Maculis vesiculoso-subcupulatis,
pallide cinctis; tuberculis hypophyllis oppositis, hemisphocrico-pul-
vinatis, lignosis, botryose verrucosis, ca. 1,5-3 mm. diam.; pseu-
doperidiis immersis, tectis dein erumpentibus, cupulatis, navidis e
cellulis tabulari-polyhedricis flavido-hyalinis, 20-35 jj.. compositis,
intus cellulis sterilibus oblongis, subquadrangulis, hyalinis, verru-
culosis 40-70 « 15-25, impletis, secidiosporis haud conspicuis; soris
teleutosporiferis deinde ad basim in loculis secidiorum generatis;
teleutosporis oblonge ellipsoideis v. subfusoidois, utrinque attenua-
tis, apice paullo incrassatis, obtusiusculis, 40-50^20-28, medio 1-
septatis, haud vel paullo constrictis, mox in cellulis subconoideis
dehiscentibus, episporio castaneo, granuloso-verrucoso ; pedicello
plus minus elongato, fuscidulo, fragili.

Hab. in foliis Litseae glaucoe, Tosa Japonioe.

270. Puccinia texana Holway et Long in Bull. Torr. Bot. Club 1902. 1199
p. 113, fig. 3, Syd. Mon. Urecl. vol, I, fasc. III, p. 325. — Soris
teleutosporifcris hypophyllis, maculis minutis irregularibus, brun-
neis vel atro-purpureis insidcntibus, sparsis v. paucis aggregatis.

3E(j Uredinacese, Didymosporse, Puccinia.

minutis, ca. 0,B mm. diam., epidermide lacerata cinctis, subpul-
verulentis, atro-bruuneis ; urcdosporis immixtis, globosis, subglo-
bosis v. ellipsoideis. minuto echinulatis, flavo-brunneolis, 18-23 ;j..
diam. v. 22-30 «15-24; teleutosporis ellipsoideis, utrinque rotun-
datis, apice non vel vix, ca. 4 jj.. cr., medio constrictis, levibus,
castaneo-brunneis, 27-38 «18-27; pedicello hyalino, crassiusculo,
persistenti, usque 50 [t. longo, non inflato.

Ilab. in foliis vivis Borberidis trif ol iolat 9e, Austin in
Texas America! bor. (Long).

271. Puccinia Berberidis-trifoliae Diet. et Holw, in Bot. Gaz. XXXI, 1200
1901, p. 328, Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, fasc. III, p. 524, tab. XXXI,

f. 423. — Soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, maculis brunneis v.
atro-purpureis insidentibus, sparsis vel aggregatis, confluentibus-
que, mediocribus, 1-3 mm. diam., in petiolis linearibus, pulvinatis,
atris; teleutosporis oblongis v. oblongo-clavatn, apice rotundatis
v. ssepius conico-attenuatis, varie incrassatis, 4-8 ;j.. v. etiam usque
16 u., medio constrictis, basi plerumque rotundatis, levibus, dilute
brunneis, 26-50 «14-24; pedicello brunneolo, persistenti, usque
75 ;j.. Jongo, non inflato; mesosporis interdum intermixtis.

Hab. in foliis vivis Berberidis trifolise, Rio Hondo, Me-
xico (Holway).

272. Puccinia atragenicola (Bubak) Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, fasc. III, 120]
p. 538, P. De-Bari/ana Thuem. f. atragenicola Bubak. P. Atragenes
Fuck. (1869) nec Hausm. (1861). — Soris teleutosporiferis hypo-
phyllis, minoribus interdum paucis, etiam epiphyllis, maculis orbi-
cularibus, 2-5 mm. diam. flavis v. brunneis insidentibus, subinde
petiolicolis, magnis, sparsis vel confluentibus, 1-5 mm. longis ,
compactis, duris, tectis, atris ; teleutosporis clavatis, apice rotun-
datis, truncatis vel acutiusculis, valde incrassatis, usque 12 ;j...
medio leniter constrietis, deorsum attenuatis, flavo-brunneis, apice
obscurioribus, levibus, 44-82 « 15-24 : pedicello brunneolo, brevi,
crasso.

Jlab. in foliis petiolisque vivis Atragenes alpin;e in Austria,
Helvetia, Italia.

273. Puccinia clavata Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, fasc III, pag. 545, 1202
tab. XXXI, fig. 428. — Soris teleutosporiferis plerumque hypo-
phyllis, maculis minutis orbicularibus ca. 2 mm. diam., brunneis
insidentibus, sparsis, minutis, epidermide diutius tectis, dein ea
fissa cinctis, compactis, atris; teleutosporis clavatis, apice rotunda-

tis, truncatis v. leniter acutiusculis, valde incrassatis, usque 10 ;j...

Uredinacese, Didymosporpe, Puccinia. 357

medio constrictis, levibus, pallicle brunneis, apice obscure brunneis,
42-62 [x. longis, loculo superiore 14-22 \l. lato, inferiore 11-16 u..
lato; pedicello brevi, brunneolo.

Ilab. in foliis vivis Clematidis hexapetalpe, in Nova Ze-
landia (Basttan).

274. Puccinia Castagnei Schrcet. in Cohn Beitrage III, p. 62 (1879), 1203
Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, fasc. III, p. 55 L. — Soris teleutospori-
feris amphigenis, maculis vix distinctis, sparsis, raro paucis aggre-
gatis, minutis, diutius epidermide tectis, rotundatis subpulveru-
lentis, ferrugineis; uredosporis immixtis subglobosis, stepius elli-
psoideis vel plerumque piriformibus, primo flavis, dein brunneolis
verrucosis, apice valde (usque 8 jj..) incrassatis, 27-33 »21-25;
teleutosporis ellipsoideis v. oblongo-ellipsoideis, apice rotundatis,
subinde truncatulis, non incrassatis, medio vix v. leniter constri-
ctis, basi rotundatis, sublevibus, brunneis, 28-40 « 16-22 ; pedicello
hyalino, brevissimo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Thalictri angustifolii, Istres Grallise
(Castagne).

275. Puccinia Trautvetteriae Syd. et Holw. in Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, 1204
fasc. III, p. 552, tab. XXXII, fig. 432. Soris teleutosporiferis
hypophyllis, maculis orbicularibus vel suborbicularibus 2-3 mm.
latis, griseo-brunneis insidentibus, sparsis, mediocribus, 1-2 mm.
diam., rotundatis v. subrotundatis, compactis, atris; teleutosporis
clavatis, apice rotundatis, truncatis v. rarius leniter acutiusculis,
parum incrassatis, usque 3 «1., medio non v. vix constrictis, basi
attenuatis, levibus. dilute brunneolis, 40-56 « 11-16; pedicello brevi,
brunneolo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Trautvetteri;c in monte Tacoma, Wa-
shington, Amer. bor. (Holway).

276. Puccinia melasmioides Tranzsch. in Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, 1203
fasc. III, p. 538. — Soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis v. petio-
licolis, tandem etiam epiphyllis, maculis indeterminatis flavescen-
tibus, insidentibus, in foliis in acervulum rotundatum subrotunda-
tum v. rarius irregularem usque 1 cm. diam. plerumque omnino
confluentibus, in petiolis acervos irregulares elongatos s;cpe for-
mantibus ; teleutosporis lineari-clavatis, apice truncatis vel acutiu-
sculis, incrassatis, 2-6 \>.., medio non vel parum constrictis, basi in
pedicellum attenuatis, levibus, dilute brunneis, apicc obscurioribus
45-75 «12-16; pedicello brevi, persistenti, brunneolo, usque 15 a.
longo; paraphysibus numerosis, brunneis.

358 Uredinaceee, Didymosporse, Puccinia.

llab. m foliis petiolisquo vivis Aquilegiae vulgaris var., in
jugo transalaieo, ad fines Sinse, ad lluv. Irkeschtam Turkestaniae
(W. Tranzsi iiki, . — Var. Aquilegiae viridiflorae Karst. Fung. nov.
Loonnb. 1904, p. G (Finska Vetonsk. Soc.j: teleutosporis in soros
epiphyllos, erumpontibus, plano-convexos, nudos. confluentes, raro
sparsos atrofuscos congestis, elongato-clavatis, medio haud v. paul-
lulum constrictis, flavescentibus, 40-60*8-12. In foliis Aquile-
gise viridiflorae in rogione Baicalensi, Listvinitschnoje So-
ptembri 1902 (0. A. F. Lonnbohm).

277. Puccinia Lycoctoni Fuk. Symb. Naclitr. III, p. 11 (1875), Syd. 1206
Mon. Ured. vol. I, fasc, III, p. 527, JEcidium Lycoctoni Kalchbr.
in herb., Uredo Lycoctoni Kalchbr. in herb. — iEcidiis hypophyl-
lis, maculis orbicularibus brunneis insidentibus, in greges rotun-
datos v. ellipticos dense confertis, ssepe etiam petiolicolis, cupula-
tis, margine denticuiato, albido; seeidiosporis irregulariter globosis
v. ellipsoideis, subtiliter verruculosis, aurantiaco-flavis, 16-24 ;j..
diam. v. usque 26 jjl. longis, 14-20 \i. latis; soris teleutosporiferis
hypophyllis, raro amphigenis, solitariis v. per paucos aggregatis,
magnis, usque 1,5 cm. diam. , in petiolis caulibusque elongatis
variaeque magnitudinis, plorumque, diu epidermide plumbea dein
irregulariter fissa tectis, pulverulentis, atro-brunneis ; teleutosporis
oblongis v. ellipsoideis apice papilla late conica v. kemisphserica
dilutiore v. subhyalina donatis, medio non v. parum constrictis,
basi rotundatis v. vix attenuatis, flavis v. flavo-brunneis, levibus
25-45*20-28; pedicello hyalino, brevi, caduco.

Ilab. in foliis, petiolis caulibusque vivis Aconiti Lycoctoni
in Germania, Austria, Hungaria, Italia, Helvotia, Norvegia. — A
P. Trollii Karst., quacum conjungitur a cl. Winter et in Sylloge
VII, p. 670, teste Ed. Fischer, certe distincta.

278. Puccinia gemella Diet. et Holw. in Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I. ^{)~
fasc. III, p 541. — Soris teleutosporiferis amphigenis v. petio-
licolis, in epipliyllo sa^pe magis evolutis. maculis nullis vel vix
distinctis insidentibus, irregularitor sparsis v. hinc indo confiuen-
tibus, mediocribus, 750-1500 ;j.. diam., pulverulentis, atro-brunneis;
tdeutosporis fusoideo-oblongis, apice modo rotundatis, modo atto-
nuatis, papilla valida conica dilutiore instructis, medio non con-
strictis, basi s;epius attenuatis, levibus, brunneis, 36-50^22-26;
pedicello hyalino, brevi.

llah. in foliis Calth.r 1 <• p tose paloe, iu monto Tacoma, Wa-
shington Amer. bor. (IJolway).

Uredinacese, Didymospora^, Puccinia. 359

279. Puccinia cohaesa Long in Bull. Torr. Bot. Glub. 1902, p. 112, 1208
fig. 2, Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, fasc. III, p. 529. - ^cidiis hy-
pophyllis, maculis indeterminatis flavescentibus insidentibus, seque

v. irregulariter per folium distributis, cupulatis, margine in lo-
bos quatuor recurvatos plerumque fissis; secidiosporis polygoniis,
subtiliter verruculosis, flavescentibus, 16-22 jj.. diam. ; soris uredo-
sporiferis hypopyllis, maculis flavidis insidentibus, sparsis, rotun-
datis, 0,8-1 mm. diam., pulverulentis, cinnamomeis; uredosporis
plerumque ellipsoideis vel oblongis, apice incrassatis, usque 6 ;j..,
echinulato-verruculosis, flavidis, 25-35 » 14-22, paraphysibus usque
70 [jl. long. capitato-incrassatis, usque 14 tj.. immixtis; soris teleu-
tosporiferis plerumque hypophyllis, sparsis v. annulatim dispositis
v. in greges usque 3 mm. diam. confluentibus, s;epe intra ;ccidia
ortis, pulverulentis, epidermide diutius tectis, atris; teleutosporis
ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis, apice non incrassatis, medio valde
constrictis, verrucis magnis dense obsitis, castaneo-brunneis, 30-
40*18-24; pedicello hyalino, brevi, deciduo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Anemones carolinianoe, Austin, Texas,
Amer. bor. (Long).

280. Puccinia suffusca Holw. Journ. of Mycol. 1902, p. 171, Syd. 1209
Mon. Ured. p. 532, P. Pulsatillce Rostr. nec Kalchbr. — A P.
fusca differt teleutosporis soepe 1-cellularibus, saturatius coloratis

et imiequaliter longiusque tuberculatis.

Hab. in foliis petiolisque vivis Pulsatilhe pratensis, P.
patentis, P. vulgaris, P. grandis, P. hirsutissim.i1 in
Europa et America. — De Pucciniis anemonicolis cfr. Bubak in
Hedw. 1903, p. (28).

281. Puccinia gigantispora Bubak in Sitzungster. Konigl. Ges. Wis- 1210
sensch. Prag 1901, n. II, p. 9, fig. 51-61, Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I,
fasc. III, p. 537. — iEcidiis hypophyllis, maculis rotundatis vel
subrotundatis purpurascentibus, 2-4 mm. diam. insidentibus, gre-
gariis, subinde soris teleutosporiferis circumdatis, breviter cylin-
draceis, margine reflexo, inciso, albido; ;rcidiosporis polyhodricis, ver-
ruculosis, flavidis, 24-29 v 20-22 ; soris teleutosporiferis amphigonis,
maculis purpurascentibus insidentibus, sparsis v. circa a:cidia ag-
gregatis confluentibusque, minutis v. majoribus, 1-3 mm. diam.,
rotundatis v. irregularibus, eompactis, atris; teleutosporis clavatis

v. linearibus, apice rotundatis, truncatis vel acutiusoulis, valde
incrassatis, usque 10 \i., meclio non vel vix constrictis, deorsum
attenuatis, levibus, pallide brunneis, sursum, pr;ecipue ad apicem,

3G0 Uredinaceee, Didymosporx, Puccinia.

obscure brunneis, 50-104 (j.. longis, loculo superiore 10-22 ;j.., in-
feriore 7-15 a. lato; pedicello hyalino, brevi ; paraphysibus pauei.s,
Bavo-brunneis.

Hab. in foliis vivis Anemones patentis var. Nuttallia-
nge pr. Livingston in Montana (Seymour), A. multifidae iu Wyo-
ming (Merrill et Wilcox) et in Canada (Holwav

282. Puccinia Pulsatillae Kalehbr. in Mathem. es termessett. Kozle- 1211
menyek III, pag. 307 (1865), Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, fasc. III,
pag. 530. — Soris teiVutosporiferis amphigenis, maculis plus mi-
nusve bullatis rufo-vel purpureo-cintis insidentibus, magnis, usque

l/2 cm. diam., duris, crassis, compactis, tectis, atris; teleutosporis
oblongo-clavatis, clavatis v. linearibus, apice rotundatis, truncatis
v. leniter acutiusculis, valde incrassatis (6-12 ;j..), medio leniter
constrictis, basi attenuatis, levibus, dilute brunneis, apice obscuro
brunneis, 42-92 « 12-24; pedicello brevi, brunneolo; paraphysibus
brunneis, tremellosis intermixtis.

llab. in foliis petiolisque vivis Anemones (Pul sati 1 1 ae)
alpina?, montanae, nigricantis, patentis, var. Nuttallia-
nae, pratensis, Pulsatillas, silvestris, sulphureic in
Germania, Austria, Hungaria, Helvetia, Italia. America bor.

283. Puccinla retecta Syd. in Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 34, et Mon. Ured. 1212
vol. I, fasc. III, p. 535. — Soris teleutosporiferis amphigenis v.
petiolicolis, maculis flavidis usque 5 mm. latis insidentibus, mi-
nutis, sed in greges rotundatos usque 4 mm. latos, deuse dispo-
sitis, epidermide lacerata cinctis, pulverulentis, obscure brunneis

vel cinnamomeo-brunneis; teleutosporis ellipsoideis, apice rotun-
datis, non incrassatis, medio leniter constrictis, basi sa?pius rotun-
datis, dense et distincte verruculosis, brunneis, 32-40 » 21-27 ; pe-
dicello liyalino, brevi, caduco.

Hdb. in foliis petiolisquo Anemones narcissif lorse, Buf-
falo Pass, Park Range, Colorado Americas bor. (C. L. Shear).

284. Puccinia leptosperma Syd. Mon. Ured vol. I, fasc. III, p. 557, 1213
tab. .XXXII, fig. 434. — Soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, ma-
culis irregularibus indeterminatis flavis vel iiavo-brunneolis insi-
dentibus, sparsis v. paucis in greges minutos aggregatis, minutis,
compactis, flavo-brunneis v. brunneis; teleutosporis oblongis vel
clavatis, apice rotundatis v. lcniter acutiusculis, non v. rarius vix
incrassatis, ca. B ;j.., medio constrictis, basi plerumque attenuatis,
levibus, subhyalinis, 27-45 •* 10-15, episporio tenuissimo; pedicello
h}'alino tenui, ca. 60 a. longo.

Uredinacese, Didymospora?, Puceinia. 361

Hab. in foliis Drymariae cordatae, Kanierun (Preuss) et
in ins. Madagascar (Hildebrandt).

285. Puccinia modica Holway in Journ. of Mycol. 1904, p. 164. — 1214
Soris amphigenis, rotundis v. elongatis, l/2 1 mm. diam. ; uredo-
soris brunneis ; uredosporis globosis, crebre plano-tuberculatis, fla-
vido-brunneis, 20-24 \x. diam. ; poris germinativis 4-5 sparsis; te-
leutosoris nigris, pulverulentis; teleutosporis late ellipsoideis, brun-
neis, levibus, 36-40 « 24-32, crasse tunicatis, apice rotundato 4-

8 ;j.. cr. ; pedicellis persistentibus, hyalinis, usque 120 ;i. loug. ;
mesosporis intermixtis.

Hab. in foliis Arenarise Peyritschii, A. reptantis etc.
pluribus locis in Mexico.

286. Puccinia Galeniae Diet in Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, fasc. III. 1215
p. 562. — Soris uredosporiferis amphigenis, sparsis, minutis vel
mediocribus, obscure brunneis; uredosporis globosis, subglobosis

vel ssepius ellipsoideis, breviter echinulatis, fiavo-fuscis, 18-29 «
18-22, episporio crasso, poris germinationis quatuor instructis;
teleutosporis immixtis, ovatis, apice rotundatis, modice incrassatis,
medio paullo constrictis, levibus, brunneis, ca. 30 «22; pedicelio
sporam subasquante.

Hab. in foliis vivis G-alenhe africanse, sarcophyllse,
Swakopmund Afric;e austr. (Stapf, C. Klugkist).

287. Puccinia Stuckerti Speg Myc. Arg. ser. I, in An. Soc. Cient. 1216
Arg. 1899, p. 266. — Maculis plane nullis; soris quandoque mi-
nutis 0,5-1 mm. diam., quandoque ob confluentiam majusculis 2-

5 mm. diam , lenticulari-prominulis, amphigenis e pulverulento
compactiusculis, atris; teleutosporis ellipticis vel subovatis, utrin-
que obtusissimis, levibus, 34*25-26, episporio crassiusculo ubique
tequali vestitis, medio 1-septatis sed non constrictis, loculis sa^pius
1-guttulatis, intense ferrugineis, pedicello mox fluxili crassiusculo
30-40*5-7 hyalino fultis.

Hab. in foliis vivis Gomphren:e, prope Cordoba Argentinoe.

288. Puccinia Dlelsiana P. Heun. F. Australic occid. I, in Hedw. 1217
1901, p. 95, Sacc. — Syll. XVI, p. 1119 (nomen). — Soris caulico-

lis, epidermide erumpentibus, oblonge pulvinatis, firmis, atris, ca.
5 mm. longis ; teleutosporis ellipsoideis v. ellipsoideo-ovoidois, apice
rotundato-obtusis, j^aullo incrassatis, 1-septatis, minus constrictis
35-42 « 23-25, episporio castaneo, levi; pedicello subhyTalino 60-
80 « 5-6, consistenti.

Hab. in caulibus ChenopodiaceaB, Perth Australiae occid.

3G2 UredinnciM'. Didyiimspiini'. 1'in-riuia.

289. Puccinia pachyploea Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, fasc III, p. 581, 1218
tal). XXXII, fig. 445. — Soris teleutosporiferis ainphigenis vel
petiolicolis, maculis nullis vel indistinctis, sparsis. rotundatis, in
petiolis oblongis, mox nudis, usque 1 mm. diam., atris; teleuto-
sporis ellipsoideis v. subgloboso-ellipsoidcis, utrinque late rotun-
datis, apice non incrassatis, medio non vel lenissime constrictis,
grosse verrucosis, amoene obscureque castaneo-brunneis, 35-46 »
24-32, episporio crassissimo 4,5-5,5 \i. lato ; pedicello brevi, hya-
Iino; mesosporis globosis vel subglobosis. verrucosis, obscure ca-
staneo-brunneis, ca. 27 a. diam.

Hab. in foliis petiolisque vivis Rumicis tuberosi, pr. E,i-
wandous Kurdistaniae assyriacse (Bornmuller).

290. Puccinia AristolochiaB (D. C.) Wint, -- Syll. VII, p. G14 — var. 1219
crassior Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, fasc. III, p. 583. — Soris teleu-
tosporiferis hypophyllis, solitariis, paucis (1-8) in quoque folio,
multo majoribus, 2-5 mm. diam., subcompactis, epidermide tectis
vel, ea stellatim v. irregivariter fissa, semivelatis, rotundatis, ob-
scure atro-brunneis ; teleutosporis ut in typo.

Hab. in foliis Aristolochiie maurorum, inter Damascum
et Beirut, Syriae.

291. Puccinia achroa Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, fasc. III, pag. 438, 1220
tab. XXVI, fig. 365. — Soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, ma-
culis epiphyllis minutissimis saepe ;t:gre conspicuis orbicularibus
insidentibus, sparsis, rotundatis, minutis vel mediocribus, 0,8-1,5
mm. diam., compactis, primitus cinnamomeis, dein atris; teleu-
tosporis oblongis v. oblongo-fusoideis, apice rotundatis v. obtuse
attenuatis, incrassatis usque 8 jj. ., medio leniter constrictis, basi
ssepius attenuatis, levibus, hyalino-flavescentibus, 50-58 «16-24;
pedicello hyalino, crasso, persistenti, usque 70 ;j.. longo; meso-
sporis interdum paucis immixtis.

Ilab. in foliis vivis Eheagni macrophylli, Kamakura
Japonia^ (S. Hori).

292. Puccinia fusispora Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, fasc. III, p. 590, 1221
tab. XXXIII, fig. 448. — Soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis,
maculis minutis 1 mm. diam., brunneolis insidentibus, sparsis, mi-
nutis, solitariis, nunquam confiuentibus, rotundatis , compacfcis,
obscure brunneis; teleutosporis fusoideis. apice acutiusculis, incras-
satis, 5-8 (x., medio leniter constrictis, basi attenuatis, levibus, pal-
lide flavo-brunneis, 40-55^8-11; pedicello hyalino, persistenti,
-jioram aequanfce.

llredinacea?, Didymospora?, Puecinia. 363

Hab. in foliis vivis Urticse angustifolise in prov. Mukde-
nensi Mandschurise (Komarow).

293. Puccinia Satyrii Syd. Monogr. Ured. vol. I (1903), pag. 594, 1222
tab. XXXIII, f. 453. — Soris teleutosporiferis liypophyllis, sine
maculis, plerumque per totum folium seque gregariis, minutis, pun-
ctiformibus, rotundatis, compactiusculis, luteo-fulvis; uredosporis
immixtis globosis v. subglobosis, echinulatis, navescentibus, 16-24

;j,. diam ; teleutosporis oblongis vel fusiformibus, utrinque atte-
nuatis, apice valde incrassatis, usque 11 ;x., medio non vel vix
constrictis, levibus, dilute flavidis, 32-52 « 13-19; pedicello hyalino.
persistenti, sporam sub;equante.

Hab. in foliis languescentibus Satyrii carnei, prope False
Bay Africas austr. (Mac Owan).

294. Puccinia Megatherium Syd. Monogr. Ured. I (1903), pag. 624, 122:}
tab. XXXV, fig. 475. Soris teleutosporiferis amphigenis, sine
maculis, minutis vel mediocribus, oblongis vel elongatis confluen-
tibusque, pulverulentis, epidermide fissa cinctis, cinnamomeis; te-
leutosporis late ellipsoideis v. subglobosis, utrinque rotundatis,
apice non incrassatis, medio non constrictis, levibus, 40-72 w 40-

68, episporio usque 20 jj.. crasso; pedicello hyalino, tenai, brevis-
simo vel subnullo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Gage;e reticulata? in Caucaso.

295. Puccinia Allii-japonici Diet. in Bot. Jahrb. 1902, p. 47. — Soris 1221
oblongis, epidermide primo tectis, deinde ea fissa cinctis, castaneis;
uredosporis obovatis vel ellipsoideis, 30-34 « 23-26, episporio hya-
lino, verruculoso, poris numerosis instructo, vestitis; teleutosporis
forma valde varia, oblongis v. cuneatis, ad septum plus minusve
profunde constrictis, cellula superiore plerumque rotundata, infe-
riore cuneata vel oblonga, episporio levi, brunneo, apice haud in-
crassato vestitis, 35-62 « 18-27; pedicello brevi, caduco instruetis.

Hab. in foliis et caulibus Allii japonici in prov. Kosuke
Japonite (Kusano).

296. Puccinia Moreniana Dudley et Thomp. in Journ. of Mycol. 1904, 122:.
p_ 53. — Soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, sparsis, pustulatis,
rotundato-oblongis, 1-3 ^'1-12 mm., epidermide velatis, dein cvum-
pentibus, pulverulentis, castaneo-brunneis; teleutosporis forma
magnitudineque difformibus, superne rotundatis v. obliquo conicis,
inferne subrotundis vel conicis, ad septum paullo constrictis, 16-

21 « 30-40, medio 19 « 35; pedicello ruguloso, conico, fragili, 30-
60 [j.. longo.

364 Uredinacese, DidymosporsB, Puccinia.

Hab. in foliis Brodinsne capitatse, Sierra Morona, San Matteo
County Californiae (Tuompson).

-1\ »7. Puccinia grumosa Syd. et Holw. in Syd. Mon. Ured. I (1903), 1236
p. 641, tab. XXXV, fig. 479. — /Eridiis plerumque . hypophyllis,
maculis pallidia irregularibus ssepe obsoletis insidentibus, plerumqu''
paucis in greges irregulares dispositis, subinde solitariis, cupulatis,
margine albido, inciso; secidiosporis globosis, subglobosis v. angu-
latis, verruculosis, hyalino-flavescentibus, 19-27 ;j.. diam.; soris ure-
dosporiferis amphigenis, sine maculis, sparsis, rotundatis v. oblon-
gis, minutis, epidermide diutius tectis, dein ea medio fissa, cinctis.
dilute brunneis; uredosporis globosis vel subglobosis. subtilissime
verruculosis, brunneolis, 20-30 ;j.. diam. , episporio tenui ; soris
teleutosporiferis amphigenis, maculis nullis vel vix distinctis insi-
dentibuSj sparsis, minutis, rotundatis v. oblongis, ca. 0,5 mm. diam.,
epidermide cinerea, diutius tectis, dein, ea medio fissa, cinctis vel
semitectis, pulverulentis, atris; teleutosporis ellipsoideo-oblongis v.
ovato-oblongis vel subinde subclavatis, apice rotundatis, rarius le-
niter truncatis, non incrassatis, medio valde constrictis, basi ple-
rumque rotundatis, rarius attenuatis, subtiliter punctato-verrucu-
losis, intus grumosis, castaneo-brunneis, 33-48 v 20-30; pediccllo
subhyalino, crassiusculo, fragili, usque 55 ;j.. longo.

Ilab. in foliis Zygadeni elegantis, Bauff in Alberta, Ca-
nada, Amer. bor. (Holway).

298. Puccinia melanopsis Syd. Mon. Ured. (1903) p. 600, tab. XXXIV 1227
flg. 459. — Soris teleutosporiferis amphigenis, elongatis, 2-5 mm.
longis, 1-2 mm. latis, compactis, nitidis, atris; teleutosporis oblon-
go-clavatis, apice plerumque acutiusculis, 6-8 ;j.. incrassatis, medio
vix vel leniter constrictis, deorsum attenuatis, levibus, ilavo-brun-
neis, 43-70^13-16, raro usque 21 ;j. Jatis; pedicello apice leniter
flavescente, tenui, persistenti, usque 95 ;j.. longo; paraphysibus
brunneis.

Hab. in foliis vivis Iridis Sisy r in ch ii, in desertis ad Erbil
Assyriae (Bokmuller).

299. Puccinia dehiscens Syd. Mon. Ured. I (1903) p. 597, tab. XXXIII, 1228
fig. 457. — Soris uredosporiferis amphigenis, sparsis vel hinc
inde irregulariter aggregatis, minutis, oblongis vel Bublinearibus,
epidermido diu tectis, tandem, ea medio longitudinaliter fissa,
cinctis v. semitectis, flavo-brunncis; uredosporis globosis, subglo-
bosis vel late ellipsokleis, verruculosis, flavo-brunneolis, 19-27 ;>..
diam ; soris teleutosporiferis ampliigenis, sparsis vel hinc inde ir-

Uredinacea?, Didyniosporre, Puccinia. 365

regulariter aggregatis, oblongis v. sublinearibus, ca. 0,5-1,5 mm.
longis, epidermide longitudinaliter v. rimose dehiscente diu tectis
v. semivelatis, pulverulento-compactiusculis, atro-brunneis ; teleu-
tosporis oblongis v. clavatis, apice rotundatis, truncatis v. longe
conico-attenuatis, valde incrassatis, 8-16 jj.., medio constrictis, basi
attenuatis, levibus, dilute brunneis, 40-65^14-21; pedicello flavi-
do, persistenti, crasso, dimidium sporoe oequante.

Hab. in foliis vivis Aristene spec. in monte Muizenberg
Africae austr. (H. Bolus).

300. Puccinia Dieramae Syd. Mon. Ured. I (1903), p. 597, tab. XXXIV, 1229
fig. 458. — Soris uredosporiferis amphigenis, sparsis vel hinc
inde paucis aggregatis, minutis, oblongis vel oblongo-linearibus,
epiclermide diu tectis, flavo-ochraceis; uredosporis globosis, subglo-
bosis v. sfepius ellipsoideis, subtiliter echinulato-verruculosis, flavo-
brunneis, 24-32 « 16-25; soris teleutosporiferis amphigenis, sparsis

v. hinc inde paucis irregulariter v. subseriatim aggregatis, oblon-
gis vel oblongo-linearibus, 0,5-1 mm. long., epidermide tandem
longitudinaliter fissa diu tectis, atro-brunneis vel atris; teleuto-
sporis oblongo-clavatis v. clavatis, apice plerumque conico-angu-
statis, ssepe oblique attenuatis, levibus, brunneis, 42-72^14-21;
pedicello flavo-brunneolo, peristenti, crassiusculo, sporam icquante.
Hab. in foliis vivis Dieramae ensifolia^ in Capite Bona3
Spei Africse austr. (Ecklon et Zeyher).

301. Puccinia Asparagi-lucidi Diet. in Bot. Jahrb. 1903, pag. 625. 1230
— Soris amphigenis et caulicolis, minutis, sparsis; uredosporiferis
epidermide castanea cliu tectis ; uredosporis ellipsoideis, 22-28 «
19-23, flavo-brunneis, echinulatis; soris teleutosporiferis epider-
mide tectis, nigris, paraphysibus arcuatis pallidis clausis; teleu-
tosporis fusiformibus plerumque curvatis, apice attenuatis et snepe

in rostrum dilutius protractis, truncatis vel rotundatis, ad septum
modice constrictis, basi plerumque attenuatis, episporio levi ca-
staneo, apice incrassato indutis, 43-62 « 11-16, pedicello mediocri,
usque 25 ja. longo suffultis.

Hab. in foliis caulibusque Asparagi lucidi, Tokyo Japoime

(KUSANO).

302. Puccinia CooperiaB Long in Bull. Torr. Bot. Olub. 1902, p. 110, 1831
fig. 1, Syd. Mon. Ured. I, 1903, p. 604. — MicVns amphigenis,

in greges ca. 3-6 mm. longos et 1-3 mm. latos aggregatis, mar-
gine leniter reflexo, lacerato, albido; recidiosporis angulato globosis,
subtilissime verruculosis v. sublevibus, flavidis, 20-30 ;j.. diam. ;

366 Uredinacese, Didymosporse, Puccinia.

soris uredosporiferis amphigenis, sine maculis, sparsis, rotundatis
vel oblongis, 1-3 mm. longis, epiderraide demum longitudinaliter

fissa tectis, pulverulentis, rlavis; uredosporis globosis, subglobosis
v. ellipsoideis, echinulato-verruculosis, aureo-flavis, 16-24 p.. diam.

vel 24-30 «16-24; soris teleutosporiferis amphigenis, sine maculis,
rotundatis vel oblongis 0,5-2 mm. longis, epidermide cinerea diu
tectis; teleutosporis variabilibus, oblongis, oblongo -clavatis vel
cuneatis, apice rotundatis vel truncatis, non incrassatis, medio lc-
niter constrictis, basi rotundatis v. cuneato-attenuatis, striis pau-
cis longitudinalibus percursis, brunneis, 32-46 » 18-25 ; pedicello
subliyalino, brevi, crasso.

Hah. in foliis vi vis C o o p e r i ;c D r u m m o n d i i, p e d u n c u-
lat;c, Austin, Texas, Amer. bor. (Long).

303. Puccinia Alstroemeriae Syd. Monogr. Ured. I (1903), p. 603. 1232
Soris teleutosporiferis amphigenis, irregularibus, confluentibus ma-
gnis, usque 1 cm. longis, epidermide plumbea sempor tectis, com-
pactis; uredosporis immixtis globosis vel subglobosis, subtiliter
echinulatis, flavidis 21-27 ;j.. diam.; teleutoiiporis cuneato-clavatis,
apice plerumque truncatis, rarius rotundatis, parum incrassatis,

ca. 4 ;j.. medio leniter constrictis, basi plerumque attenuatis, levi-
bus, brunneis, apice obscurioribus, 38-48^16-24; pedicello brun-
neolo, crassiusculo dimidium sporae requante.

llah. in foliis vivis A 1 s tr oemeriae revolutae, Cordillera de
St. Fernando, Chile (Meyen).

304. Puccinia Haemodori P. Henn. F. Australiae occid. I in Hedw. 1233
1901, p. (96).— Syll. XVI, p. 1119 (nomen). — Soris amphigenis,
oblonge pulvinatis, erumpentibus, epidermide fissa velatis, atris
1-2 mm. longis; uredosporis subglobosis v. ellipsoideis, castaneis,
levibus 18-22 « 16-19; mesosporis subfusoideis v. ovoideis, subcla-
vatis, apico gibboso-apiculatis, subobtusis vel 2-cornutis, brunneis,
20-35*15-18, pedicello ca. 30 « 5-7 hyalino fuscidulo; teleuto-
sjioris oblonge clavatis v. fusoideis, apice incrassatis, obtuse rotun-

< latis vcl apiculatis, 1-septatis, paullo constrictis, 36-42 * 18-20,
episporio castaneo, levi; pedicello hyalino-fuscidulo ca. 40^5-7.
Ilah. in fuliis vivis Haemodori, Perth Australi;c occid. (Diels).

305. Puccinla Cannae P. Henn. Fungi S. Paulenses I, in Hcdw. 1234
L902, }). 105. — Maculis fuscidulis, minutis; soris uredosporiferis
(Uredo Caniuu AVint. — Syll. VII, p. 843) amphigenis, plerum-
que hypophyllis, gregarie sparsis, totam superflciem occupantibus,
minutis, rotundatis, 0,3 mm. diam., pallide flavis; uredosporis sub-

Uredinacese, Didymosporfe, Puccinia. 367

globosis, ellipsoideis v. oblonge ovoideis, subhyalinis, 20-35 « 16-22,
echinulatis; soris teleutosporiferis amphigenis sparsis, diutius te-
ctis, dein erumpentibus, atro-brunneis, subpulverulentis, 0,3 ;j..
diam.; teleutosporis longe clavatis, apice plus minus incrassatis,
obtuse rotundatis, applanatis vel varie apiculatis, flavo-brunneis,
medio 1-septatis vix constrictis, 35-60*13-18; pedicello cuneato,
fuscescente, 10-20 « 4-6.

Hdb. in foliis Cannse spec, in horto botanico, S. Paulo
Brasiliae.

306. Puccinia citrina Syd. Mon. Ur. 1(1903; p. 634, t. XXXVI, f. 483. 1235
— Soris uredosporiferis amphigenis, maculis nullis v. vix distinctis
insidentibus, ssepius dense sparsis, subinde foliorum superflciem
icque obtegentibus vel in greges dispositis vel ciroinatis, minutis,
punctiformibus, flavo-brunneis; uredosporis ellipsoideis, remote et
valide aculeatis, citrinis, 35-60 « 27-35, episporio usque 5 |jl. crasso,
apice non vel vix incrassato; soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis,
seque sparsis vel gregariis vel circinatim dispositis, rotundatis,

ca. 1 mm. diam., epidermide fissa cinctis, compactis, atro-brun-
neis; teleutosporis oblongis, apice rotundatis, incrassatis, usque
8 [x., medio leniter constrictis, basi rotundatis, levibus, obscure
citrinis, 40-58 « 19-25; pedicello concolori, persistenti, usque 95 ;j..
longo, 18 [x. crasso.

Hab. in foliis vivis Smilacis G-audichaudiante in regione
Sinarum (Hillebrandj.

307. Puccinia Henryana Syd. Mon. Ured. I (1903) p. 633, tab. XXXV. 1236
fig. 452. — Soris. teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, maculis indotermi-
natis rufo- vel obscuro-brunneis insidentibus, sparsis vel paucis
aggregatis vel interdum circinatis, rotundatis, hemisph;cricis, ca.

1 mm. diam., compactiusculis, epidermide rupta subinde cinctis,
obscure brunneis ; teleutosporis oblongis vel oblongo-clavatis, apice
rotundatis vel acutiusculis, valde incrassatis, 10-16 ;j.., medio con-
strictis, basi plerumque attenuatis, levibus, dilute brunneis. 38-56 «
14-19; pedicello hyalino persistenti, sporam ;equanto.

Hab. in foliis vivis Smilacis menisperm oidis pr. Hupho
Sinarum (A. Henry).

308. Puccinia Smilacis Chinae P. Henn. in Hedw. 1901, p. (125). 1237
Maculis fusciclulis ; soris hypophyllis, sparsis, pulvinato-applanatis,
subceraceis, firmis, ochraceis, dcin cinnamomeis usquo ad 1 mm.
diam.; uredosporis interdum intermixtis, ellipsoideis v. subglobosis,
subcastaneis, 20-24^20-22, subverrucosis; teleutosporis oblonge el-

363 Uredinaceae, Didymosporse, Puccinia.

lipsoideis v. subclavatis, apice obtuse rotundatis haud incrassatis,
medio septatis plus minus constrictis, primo iiavidis, dein brun-
neis, intus granulatis, 30-60*18-30; pedioello clavato v. subfu-
soideo, gelatinoso-inflato, iongitudinaliter sulcato, hyalino, usque
ad 100 ;j.. longo, 15-30 \i.. crasso.

Hab. in foliis Smilacis Chin;e, prope Kamomura in prov.
Tosa Japonise.
300. Puccinia Beschiana R. Maire in Bull. Soc. bot. de France 1901, 1233
tom. XLVIII, p. CCXVII. tab. 13, f. IV (Etym. a mycophilo
nanceiensi Besch). — Soris uredosporiferis in foliorum vivorum
maculis atro-purpureis insidentibus, oblongis veT ellipticis, ochra-
ceo-fulvis, minutis, diu epidermidc tectis, sparsis v. irregulariter
congregatis, aparaphysatis ; uredosporis subglobosis vel ovoideis,
18-26*15-24, episporio tenui, dilute brunneo, aculeato, duobus,
rarius tribus poris prsedito, contentu hyalino; soris teleutospori-
feris in foliis emortuis sparsis, atro-brunneis, ovatis vel cllipticis,
0,5-1 mm. long., mox nudis, iirmulis, aparaphysatis; mesosporis
nullis; teleutosporis ad septum constrictulis, clavatis v. oblongo-
davatis, 40-53 « 13-19, episporio undique crassiusculo, apice autcm
11-15 ;j. incrassato nec non concentrice striato, dilute ochraceo-
brunneo, levissimo; eellube superioris poro apicali, cellulae autem
inferioris juxta septum posito; pedicello plus minusve deciduo
brunneolo, usque 30 jj.. longo.

Ilab. in foliis Luzuhe Forsteri, in pinetis Valdoniello
Corsica^.

310. Puccinia cyrnaea R. Main. in Bull. Soc. Bot. de France 1901, 1239
tom. XLVII, p. CCXVI cum icone (Etym. Cyrnos nomen graecum
Corsicae), Soris teleutosporiferis subcutaneis, rimis plurimis de-
hiscentibus, illis P. cancellatm fere similibus, sed minus olongatis,
minus bullatis, (irmulis, atro-brunneis; uredosporis nullis inter-
mixtis; teleutosporis clavatis, oblongis v. fusoideis, 37-72*19-26,
brunneis, levibus, apice valdo incrassatis, usque 11 ;j.., rotundatis
acuminatisve, basi in pedicellum validum, usque ad 80 [j.. longum,
brunneolum, persistentem, 6-11 ;j.. cr., attenuatis; mesosporis non-
nullis intermixtis, forma et dimensione variis, plerumque ovoideis,
clavatis vol rhomboideis, apice valde incrassatis.

Ilab. in culmis foliisque vivis Junci niaritimi, in paludosis
maritimis, in sinu Figari Corsicae.

311. Puccinia riparia Holway, Journ. of Mycol. 1904, pag. 163. — 1240
Pycnidiis epiphyllis, paucissimis, e flavo fuscescentibus ; maculis

Uredinacete, Didymosporse, Puccinia. 369

navis non incrassatis; oecidiis hypophyllis sparsis, 1-6 in quoque
soro (v. in cultura late connuentibus), margine recurvo in 2-8-la-
cinias fisso; ascidiosporis globosis, hyalinis, minute asperulis, 22-26
plerumque 22 [t. diam., tenue tunicatis; uredosoris hypophyllis,
oblongis, brunneis; uredosporis globoso-ellipsoideis, 26-33 » 22-26,
spinulis 3 [i. alt. conspersis, brunneis, minute rugulosis; pedicellis
hyalinis 35-40 \i. long. ; teleutosoris hypophyllis oblongis, mox
erumpentibus; teleutosporis oblongis v. oblongo-clavatis, medio
constricto-septatis, 30-40^13-15, apice 7-11 jx. incrassato; pedi-
cello colorato, sporam asquante; cellula super. rotundata rarius
acutata v. truncata, tunica tenui.

Hab. st. teleut. et uredosp. in foliis Oaricis riparise, py-
cnid. et aecid. in fol. Ribis floridi, Decorah Jowa Amer. bor.

312. Puccinia /Ecidii Leucanthemi Ed. Fisch. in Bull. de 1'Herb. 1241
Boiss. VI, 1898, pag. 11, Syd. Mon. Ured. I, 1903, p. 663, zEci-
clium Leucantliemi D. C. Syll. VII, p. 803 — Cceoma Leucanthe-
matum Link Spec. II, p. 51. — iEcidiis hypophyllis, maculis or-
bicularibus v. irregularibus flavidis v. purpureis v. rufo-purpureis
3-12 mm. diam. insidentibus, in greges orbiculares v. irregulares
dispositis v. sine ordine clistributis, cupulatis, margine late recur-
vato, flavido, inciso; cccidiosporis angulato-globosis, verruculosis,
aurantiacis, 14-20 jjl. diam.; soris uredosporiferis hypophyllis, spar-

sis, minutissimis, vix 250 \x. longis, brunneis; uredosporis glo-
bosis, subglobosis vel ovatis, echinulatis dilute brunneis, 20-26 «
18-22; soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, sparsis, minutissimis,
250 (i. cliam., epidermide diutius tectis, atro-brunneis; teleutosporis
clavatis, apice rotundatis v. s;epius conico-attenuatis, valde incras-
satis, 14-17 (x., medio leniter constrictis, basi attenuatis, levibus,
brunneis, apice saturatioribus, 44-50 « 18-21 ; pedicello subhyalino,
dimidium' sporae cequante, persistenti.

Hab. tecidia in foliis vivis Chrysanthemi Leucanthemi,
uredo et teleutosporas in foliis vivis Caricis montanae, in
Germania, Austria, Hungaria, Helvetia, Italia, Fennia, Rossia.

313. Puccinia nonensis P. Henn. Pilze Japon. II, p. 151, Hedw. 1904. 1212

Maculis fuscis vel atris, rotundatis; soris rotundatis planis,
amphigenis gregariis, atris; toleutosporis elongato-clavatis, apice
valde incrassatis usque ad 15 [i., applanatis v. rotundatis, interdum
crenatis v. conicis, brunneo-castaneis, modio 1-septatis constrictis,
intus granulatis, episporio tenui vix 1 \i. crasso, brunneo, 35-48 v
14-18 \x. ; pedicello ca. 20 « 4-6 \i. hyalino-tiavidulo.

S?0 rredinacejr, Dldymosporse, Puccinla.

Ilab. in foliis Caricis spec in mt. None, Tosa Japonia?, (T. Yo-
shinaga). — Ab affini P. ludibunda toleutosporis apice valide
incrassatis praecipue dignoscitur.

314. Puccinia albi-peridia Arth. Journ. Mycol. 1902, p. 53, Syd. Mon. 1343
Ured. I, p. 652. — Pyenidiis amphigenis ; oecidiis hypophyllis,
maculis orbicularibus vol suborbicularibus, fiavescentibus insiden-
tibus, in greges rotundatos circinatim dispositis, cupulatis, mar-
gine albo reflexo inciso. aaeidiosporis angulato-globosis, levibus,
flavescentibus, 15-20 \l. diam. episporio tenui; soris uredosporiferis
hypophyllis. minutis, rotundatis vel oblongis, mox nudis; uredo-
sporis oblongis, minutis, echinulatis; soris teleutosporiferis hypo-
phyllis, rotundatis v. oblongis, pulvinatis, obscure brunneis ; teleu-
tosporis oblongo-cuneatis, apice rotundatis, valde incrassatis, medio
non v. vix constrictis, 32-45 « 17-24; pedicello colorato, sporam
;cquante vel ea breviore.

Ilab. a^cidia in foliis C a r i c i s C y n o s b a t i, g r a ci 1 i s, ure-
dosporae et teloutosporre in foliis vivis Caricis pubescentis,
in Amer. bor.

315. Puccinia Peckii (De Toni) Kellerm. in Jurn. of Mycol. 1902, 124 1
pag. 20 et p. 52 et 1903, f. 11, Sydow. Mon. Ured. I, 1903,
pag. 671, AZcidium GJnothercu Peck et JEcid. Peckii De Toni. —
Syll. VII, p. 790. — i iEcidiis hypophyllis, maculis subrotundatis
plerumque purpureis v. flavo-purpureis, usque 3/4 cm. diam., insi-
dentibus. in greges maculam explentes laxe dispositis, cupulatis,
margine erecto vel vix recurvato, inciso, flavidis; ;rcidiosporis
subglobosis vel angulato-globosis, punctatis, dilute flavidis, 14-

18 a. diam.; soris uredosporiferis hypophyllis, maculis indetermi-
natis, flavo-brunneis insidentibus, sparsis vel seriatim dispositis,
oblongis, hinc inde confhientibus et usquo 3 mm. longis, epider-
mide diutius tectis, ferrugineo-fuscis; uredosporis globosis subglo-
bosis v. ellipsoideis, echinulatis, dilute brunneis. 24-32^19-26;
soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, maculis indoterminatis, brun-
neis insidentibus, sparsis, subinde confiuentibus, plerumque rotun-
datis vel ellipticis, usque 8/4 mm. diam., comj^actis, epidermide
fissa cinctis, atris; teleutosporis clavatis, apice rotundatis vel co-
nico-attenuati.s, valde incrassatis, usquo 14 ji. et obscurioribus, me-
dio non vel vix constrictis, basi attenuatis, levibus, dilute brun-
neis, 38-56 « 11-1 <"> ; pedicello fiavido, persistenti, usquo 55 ;x.
longo.

Hab. oecidia in foliis vivis (Enotheras biennis, uredospor;c

Ured-inacese, Didymosporse, Puccinia. 371

et teleutosporoe in foliis Caricis trichocarpse, stipatse, in
Amer. bor.
316. Puccinia Opizii Bubak in Centralbl. f. Bakter. u. Parass. 1902, 1245
IX, p. 925, jEcidium lactucinum Lagli. et Lindr. Act. pro Fauna
et Fl. Fenn. 1901, XX, n. 9, p. 19, cum icone, ^Ecid. Opizii
Bubak 1. c. : cfr. Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, pag. 659. — Pycnidiis
epiphyllis; recidiis hypophyllis, maculis rotundatis purpurascen-
tibus vel roseolis, zona flavescenti plus minusve expansa circun-
datis, 0,5-1,5 cm. latis insidentibus, in greges maculam explentes
dispositis, cupulatis vel breviter cylindraceis, margine revoluto
lacerato albo; tecidiosporis globosis, subglobosis vel ellipsoideis,
verruculosis, aurantiacis, 16-25^14-22; soris uredosporiferis hy-
pophyllis, maculis minutis flavescentibus insidentibus, sparsis, mi-
nutis, ovatis vel oblongis, epidermide primitus tectis, demum nu-
dis, pulverulentis, brunneis; uredosporis globosis, subglobosis, el-
lipsoideis vel oblongo-ellipsoideis, remote echinulatis, brunneis,
18-33^17-22, poris germinationis duobus praeditis; soris teleu-
tosporiferis hypophyllis v. culmicolis, sparsis v. hinc inde aggre-
gatis, folia saspeque omnino tegentibus, minutis, ovatis v. oblongis,
diu tectis, pulvinatis atris; teleutosporis clavatis vel oblongo-cla-
vatis apice rotundatis, truncatis vel conico-attenuatis, valde in-
crassatis, 10-18 ja. obscurioribusque, medio leniter constrictis, basi
in pedicellum attenuatis, levibus, flavo-brunneis, 35-60^13-24;
pedicello hyalino, persistenti, sporam sequante.

Hab. oecidia in foliis vivis Lactucae muralis, Scariolae,
uredo et teleutosporoe in foliis caulibusqne vivis Caricis mu-
ricata^, in Grermania, Austria, Suecia, Fennia.

317. Puccinia Caricis (Schum.) Rab. — Syll. VII, p. 626. — Quoad
formas hetercecia distinguendas cfr. Klebahn ap. Syd. Monogr.
Ured. I (1903), p. 652.

318. Puccinia Caricis-Asteris Arthur, Journ. of Mycol. 1902, p. 54, 1246
Syd. Mon. Ured. I, 1903, p. 665, xEcidium Asterum Schw.

Syll. VII, pag. 802, p. p. — Pycnidiis epiphyllis; aecidiis hypo-
phyllis, maculis rotundatis vel subrotundatis flavis vel flavo-pur-
pureis insidentibus, in greges circinatim dispositis vel irregulariter
consociatis, cupulatis v. breviter cylindraceis, margine rocurvato
profunde lacerato; ajcidiosjDoris angulato-globosis, minute verrucu-
losis, flavescentibus, 12-18 \l. diam., episporio tenui ; soris uredo-
sporiferis, hypophyllis, oblongis; uredosporis ovatis v. oblongis,
echinulatis 18-22 v 12-16, episporio tenui, poris germinationis pau-

372 i redinace», Didymosporea, Puccinia.

cis sparsis instructis; soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, oblougis
v. oblongo-linearibus. mox nudis, epidermide rupta cinctis, ob-
scure brunneis; teleutosporis oblongis vel oblongo-clavatis, apice
rotundatis, valrle incrassatis, 58-56*16-22; pedicello colorato di-
midium sporse ;equante.

Hab. secidia in foliis vivis Asteris cordifolii, panicu-
lati, salicifolii, spathulati, uredo- et teleutosporae in foliis
vivis Caricis foenese, Amer bor.

310. Puccinia Caricis-Erigerontis Arth. Journ. of Myc. 1902 p. 53, Syd. 12«
Mon. Ured. I, 1903, p. 664, tab. XXXVII, fig. 489, sEcidium eri-
geronatum Schw. — Syll. VII, p. 801. — Pycnidiis epiphyllis;
secidiis hypophyllis, maculis rotundatis vel irregularibus, magnis
ca. 0,5-2 cm. latis vel subinde totum folium occupantibus, flavis
v. purpureo-flavidis insidentiltus, in greges rotundatos usque 1,5
cm. diam. dispositis, minutis, cupulatis, margine albo inciso reflexo;
;ecidiosporis angulato-globosis, subtiliter verruculosis, rlavescenti-
bus, 13-20 |j.. diam.; soris uredosporiferis hypophyllis, sparsis, mi-
nutis, oblongis, demum nudis dilute brunneis; uredosporis subglo-
bosis v. ovatis, echinulatis, dilute brunneis, 16-22 « 13-20, poris ger-
minationis 3-4 - instructis ; soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis ,
sparsis, minutis, rotundatis v. oblongis, pulvinatis, epidermide
fissa cinctis, atro-bruneis ; teleutosporis clavatis, apice rotundatis
vel truncatis, incrassatis usque 8 \x. et obscurioribus, medio leniter
constrictis, basi attenuatis, levibus, dilute brunneis, 35-50 « 12-20;
pedicello flavido, persistenti, usque 35 ;j.. longo.

Hab. secidia in foliis vivis Erigerontis annui, bellidi-
folii, canadensis, philadelph ici , strigosi, uredo- et te-
leutospor.L' in foliis vivis Caricis festucaceae, Amer. bor.

320. Puccinia Caricis-montanae Ed. Fischer in Hedw. 1903, p. (136), la48
JEcidium Centaureai-&eabiosai P. Magn. — Syll. IX, p. 324: cfr.
Sydow Mon. Ured. I, p. 662. — Soris longitudinaliter dispositis,
elongatis 1 mm. long. 250-350 \x. cr., mox nudis; uredosporis glo-
bosis v. ellipsoideis, 18-21 a. diam., membrana brunuea, minutis-
sime hyalino-verruculosa; poris germinationis duobus; teleutospo-
ris pirilbrmibus apice rotundatis, interdum imequilateris, rarius
papillatis, deorsum seusim in stipitem attenuatis, leviter constri-
ctis, 42-52*18-24; membrana levi, brunnea, apice valde incras-
sata usque 10-14 jj.., poro gorminativo in cellula superiori subapi-
cali, in inferiori prope septum sito; stipito hyalino, toleutosporam
suba'quante.

Uredinacese, Didymosporte, Puccinia. 373

Hab. in foliis Centaurea; montanae in Helvetia.

321. Puccinia Caricis-Solidaginis Arth. in Bot. Gaz. XXXV, 1903, 1249
p. 21, Sycl. Mon. Ured. I, 1903, pag. 666, jEcidium Solidaginis
Schw. — Pycnidiis amphigenis; secidiis hypophyllis, maculis or-
bicularibus v. suborbicularibus- fiavis, 0,5-1 cm. diam., insidenti-
bus, in greges maculam ssepe explentes dispositis, cupulatis vel
breviter cylindraceis, margine recurvato, profundo lacerato; aeci-
diosporis angulato-globosis, minute verruculosis, flavescentibus, 14-

20 [A. diam. ; soris uredosporis et teleutosporis iis Pucc. Caricis-
Asteris et Pucc. Caricis-Erigerontis affinis.

Hab. secidia in foliis vivis Solidaginis bicoloris, cyesise,
canadensis, lanceolatse, latifolise, rigidcie, serotinae,
ulmifolise, uredo- et teleutosporse in foliis vivis Caricis Ja-
mesii, stipatse in Amer bor.

322. Puccinia Yokogura P. Henn. in Hedw. 1903, p. (107). — Ma- 1250
culis flavidulis v. fuscidulis explanatis; uredosporis sparsis, hypo-
phyllis, minutis, ferrugineis ; uredosporis subglobosis, ovoideis vel
ellipsoideis, brunneis, verrucosis, 20-22 « 16-18; teleutosporis hy-
pophyllis, sparsis v. gregariis, minutis, rotundato-pulvinatis, atro-
castaneis; teleutosporis clavatis vel subfusoideis, apice obtuse ro-
tundatis v. apiculatis, usque ad 10 |i. incrassatis, medio 1-septatis,
leniter constrictis, episporio castaneo, levi, 20-40 v 15-20; pedicello
persistente, hyalino-fuscidulo ca. 6 |i. crasso.

Hab. in foliis Caricis spec, Mt. Yokogura, Tosa Japoni.r
(Yoshinaga).

323. Puccinia karelica Tranzsch. Centralbl. fr. Bakter. u. Parass. 125]
1903, II, Abt., Bd. XI, p. 106. — (Absque diagnosi).

Hab. cecidium in foliis Trientalis europ;e;e, II et III in
fol. Caricis limosse, in Rossia.

324. Puccinia Dulichii Syd. Monogr. Ured. I, p. 684, t. XXXVIII, 1250
fig. 507. — Soris uredosporiferis hypophyllis, sine macuiis, sparsis

vel interdum aggregatis, minutis, rotundatis v. oblongis, brunneis;
uredosporis subglobosis vel ellipsoideis, remote echinulatis, dilute
brunneis, 16-19 «11-16; soris teleutosporiforis hypophyllis, sine
maculis, sparsis vel s.eriatim dispositis, oblongis v. linearibus, 0,5-
1,5 mm. longis, epidormide fissa cinctis, pulvinatis, atris; teleuto-
sporis clavatis, apice rotundatis, valde incrassatis, 8-14 jjl., medio
constrictis, basi cuneato-attenuatis, levibus, dilute brunneis, apice
saturatius coloratis, 38-60 * 15-19; pedicello brunneolo, persistenti,
breviusculo.

371 Urcdinacerc, Didymospor:1.'. Puccinia.

Hab. in foliis vivis Dulichii spatliacei in America bor.
(Farlow, Seymour).

325. Puccinia Romagnoliana Maire et Sacc. in Ann. My<ol. 1903, 1233
n. 3. — Soris utriusque form.T foliicolis vel culmicolis, semper
epidermide tectis, ellipticis vel linearibus, sparsis vel gregariis,
ssepius connuentibus, longitudine rarissime 3 mm. superantibus ;
soris uredosporiferis bullatis, pallide cinnamomeis, aparaphysatis ;
uredosporis ovoideis vel interdum subglobosis, 21-28^16-21; epi-
sporio brunneo, aculeolato, duobus poris germinationis praedito;
soris teleutosporiferis bullatis. fusco-atris, paraphysatis; teleuto-
sporis inter paraphyses nidulantibus, breviter pedicellatis v. sub-
sessilibus. plerumque oblongis vel subclavatis, medio haud vel
parum constrictis, episporio subtenui, levi, dilute brunneo, nec
poris germinationis prreditis, juvenilibus apice apiculo incrassato
scepe e pressione lateraliter evoluto auctis, adultis autem plus mi-
nusve rotundatis, paullo incrassatis, 40-60 » 13-20.

Hab. in foliis culmisque Cyperi longi, Liamone et prope
Ajaccio in paludosis Corsicr.

326. Puccinia hydnoidea (B. et C.) Arthur, Journ. of Mycol. 1904, 1254
vol. X, p. 19, sEcidium liydnoideum B. et C. — Syll. VII, p. 790.

— Pycnidiis amphigenis in parvulos greges in maculis latis lu-
teis insidentibus, punctiformibus ; axiidiis hypophyllis; pseudope-
ridiis brevibus, cylindricis, pallidis, margine paullo recurvatis, mi-
nute laceratis; oecidiosporis globosis vel oblongo-globosis, 14-19 *
11-15; episporio 1 p,. crasso, luteolo minute verrucoso; soris ure-
dosporiferis praecipue epiphyllis, oblongis, subimmersis, pulveru-
lentis, fuscis ; uredosporis globosis vel obovato-globosis, 20-28 v
18-21 ; episporio 1 ;j.. crasso, brunneo, valde echinulato ; poris ger-
minationis 4 vel ultra ; soris teleutosporiferis, pnecipue hypophyl-
lis et caulicolis, minimis, numerosis, oblongis, epidermide tectis;
teleutosporis lineari-oblongis, 30-50 * 13-18 superne truncatis, in-
ferne obtusis vel subconicis, ad septum non constrictis; episporio
levi, pallide brunneo, 1-1,5 |j.. cr., apice 4-7 ;j.. cr.; pedicello bre-
vissimo, pallide colorato; paraphysibus paucis vel nullis.

Hab. in foliis Dirc.e palustris (.Kcid/tan)] in foliis Bro-
mi ciliati (Puccinia) in America bor.

327. Puccinia Miihlenbergiae Arth. et Holw. Bull. Nat. Hist. Univ. 1235
Jowa, 1902, p. 317, Syd. Monogr. Ured. p. 765, .hvidiuni hibi-
8ciatum Schw. — Syll. VII, p. 781, Pucr luhisciiitnm Kellerm.

in Journ. of Mycol. 1903. vol. 9, p. 110. — iEcidiis hypophyllis,

Uredinacese, Didymosporse, Puccinia. 375

maculis orbicularibus brunneis, margine flavis, magnis, 0,5-1,5 cm.
diam., insidentibus, in greges totam maculam explentes, plerumque
dense confertis, subinde irregulariter circinatis, breviter cylindra-
ceis, margine recurvato, lacerato ; oecidiosporis globosis, angulato-
globosis v. late ellipsoideis, punctatis flavidis, 20-26 \x. diam.;so-
ris uredosporiferis hypophyllis vel hinc inde amphigenis, minutis,
oblongis, mox nudis, pulverulentis, dilute brunneis; uredosporis
globosis v. subglobosis, dense et distincte echinulatis, iiavo-brun-
neis, 22-30 \x. diam., episporio tenui, poris gerrninationis circ. 5
sparsis instructis; soris teleutosporiferis plerumque hypophyllis,
dein sparsis, subrotundatis, oblongis vel lineari-oblongis, 0,5-1,5
mm. longis, subinde confluentibus, atro-brunneis ; teleutosporis
ellipsoideis v. ellipsoideo-oblongis, apice rotundatis, leniter 4-6 \x.
incrassatis, medio non vel parum constrictis, basi rotundatis vel
leniter attenuatis, levibus, brunneis, 30-40 « 18-27, episporio me-
diocri ; pedicello brunneolo, firmo crassiusculo, sporam oequante vel
ea paullo longiore, subinde oblique inserto.

Hab. secidia in foliis vivis Hibisci moschati, uredo- et te-
leutosporae in foliis vivis Muhlenbergiae diffusie, mexi-
can£e, racemosse (= glomeratge) in Amer. bor.

328. Puccinia Zoysiae Diet. in Bot. Jahrb. 1902, pag. 48. — Soris 1236
hypophyllis, mediocribus, oblongis; uredosporis ellipsoideis v. ob-
ovatis 17-21 » 15-17, episporio hyalino vel flavescenti subcrasso
verruculoso donatis; soris teleutosporiferis atro-fuscis, firmis, nu-
dis, pulvinatis ; teleutosporis ellipsoideis vel oblongis, utrinque ro-
tundatis, rarius apice conoideis vel truncatis, ad septum leniter
vel non constrictis, 28-40^16-25; episporio levi, castaneo, apice
modice incrassato vestitis, pedicello hyalino. usque 80 \x. longo
suifultis.

Hab. in foliis Zoyske pungentis, Tokyo Japonise (Kusano).

329. Puccinia vilis Arthur in Bull. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1901, p. 663. ■— ]-r,:
Soris amphigenis, oblongis vel linearibus, in maculis brunneis in-
sidentibus, subepidermicis, brunneis (ured.) et brunneo-nigris (te-
leut.); uredosporis ellipticis, ovatis v. globosis, 18-26 =* 22-30, brun-
neo-luteolis, episporio 3-4 u. cr., echinulato-verruculoso donatis;
teleutosporis ellipticis vel obovatis, 19-23 ^ 33-45, apice obtusis,
brunneis, basi rotundatis v. angustatis; pedicello concolori, firmo
sporse sub;cquilongo.

Hab. in foliis Panici Crus-G-alli prov. Jowa, Amer. bor.

330. Puccinia Triticorum Speg. Myc. argent. ser. II, 1902, p. 65. — 1258

fD'> Uredinacese, Didymosporee, Puccinia.

Maculis nullis; acervulis epidermide semper tectis. Lmearibus, du-

ris, fuscis; soris depressis. subsclorotiaceis, ssepe confluentibus 0,4-
1.2-5 mm. long. 0,4-0,5 mm. lat., extus fuscis, intus atris; teleu-
tosporis e clavulato bacillaribus, pallide ferrugineis, 40-50 « 11-18,
loculo supero ovato v. subcuboideo, 15-20^10-18, subdenticulato
crasseque tunicato, infero elongato cuneato, 25-30 » 11-15, pedicelio
persistente 10-15*6-8 subhyalino ornatis.

Ifab. ad folia Triticorum cultorum. prope S. Juan in Ar-
gentina. — Species habitu externo P. coronatm Corda et Pucc.
Brachypodii Otth simillima, sed notis internis longo recedens.

331. Puccinia triticina Erikss. in Ann. Sc. Nat. 1899, p. 270, Syd. 1259
Monogr. Uredin. I, p. 710, Uredo triticina Erikss. 1. c. — Soris
urodosporiferis amphigenis, plerumque epiphyllis, sparsis, oblongis,
mediocribus, ferrugineis; uredosporis globosis v. subglobosis, echi-
nulatis, flavis, 20-27 jj.. diam.; soris teleutosporiteris hypophyllis

v. culmicolis, sparsis, in culmo ssepe seriatim dispositis, oblongis,
epidermide tectis, atris; teleutosporis oblongo-clavatis v. clavatis.
apice rotundatis, siope obtuse et oblique angustatis, vix v. parum
incrassatis, medio leniter constrictis, basi attenuatis, levibus. brun-
neis, 30-45 « 12-20; pedicello brevi; paraphysibus brunneolis nu-
merosis.

Hab. in foliis culmisque Tritici compacti, dicocci, Spel-
tae, vulgaris in tota Europa et Amer. bor.

332. Puccinia Triseti Erikss. in Ann. Sc. Nat. 1899, p. 277. Syd. im
Monogr. Ured. I, p. 710, Uredo Triseti Erikss. — Soris uredo-
sporiferis amphigenis, plerumque epiphyllis, sparsis, minutis, pun-
ctiformibus, flavo-brunneolis v. flavidis; uredosporis globosis vel
subglobosis, echinulatis. flavis, 18-29 u-. diam.; soris teleutospori-
feris hypophyllis, rarius evolutis, minutis, punctiformibus, epider-
mide tectis, atris; teleutosporis oblongo-clavatis v. clavatis, apice
rotundatis vel obtuse et oblique angustatis, leniter incrassatis, me-

dio plerumque leniter constrictis, basi s;opius attenuatis, levibus,
brunneis, 32-48 « 16-23; pedicello brevi; paraphysibus brunneolis.
Hab. in foliis Triseti flavescentis in Germania, Italia.
Grallia et Suecia.

333. Puccinia tosta Arthur in Bull. of the Torr. Bot. Club 1902, 126]
pag. 228. — Soris uredosporiferis amphigenis, minutis, brunneo-
luteis, cito nudis; uredosporis globosis 20-30 \i. diam. ; episporio
brunneo-luteolo, exili 1,5 u.. crasso, dense minuteque tuberculatis,
poris 6 vel pluribus, sparsis; soris teleutosporiferis amphigenis,

Uredinacese, Didymosporse, Puccinia. 377

prominentibus, rotunclatis vel oblongis, nigro-brunneis, erumpen-
tibus, nudis; teleutosporis globosis vel oblongis, 20-30 « 30-40,
utrinque rotundatis, parce constrictis, apice paullo acuminatis 5-
10 [i., pedicello crasso, firmo, colorato, spora duplo vel triplo lon-
giore donatis.

Hab. in foliis Sporoboli cuspidati, utilis, asperifolii
in Amer. bor. — Var. luxurians Arthur 1. c. : uredosporis paullo
latioribus quam in typo, valde tuberculatis fere echinulatis, epi-
sporio fere 2 [j,. crasso ; soris teleutosporiferis elongatis ; teleuto-
sporis latioribus, 43-55^-27-32. In foliis Sporolobi airoidis,
Andrews, Oreg , Amer. bor.

334. Puccinia subandina Speg. Myc. argent. ser. II, 1902, p. 65. — 1262
Maculis nullis; acervulis orbicularibus 0,5 mm. diam , depressis,
subnudis, duriusculis; soris innato-erumpentibus, obscure ferrugi-
neis, sparsis ; teleutosporis clavulatis, apice subtruncatis v. obtusis-
sime rotundatis ibique crasse tunicatis, 60 « 14-20, loculo supero
obovato 20-25 v 18-20, infero cuneato, 30-35 » 14-16, pallido fulvis.
levibus, ad septum leniter constrictis, stipitibus flexuosis, 20-30 »
5-8 hyalinis prseditis.

Hab. in foliis vivis Pose chorizanthre, secus Carrenleofu
in Argentina.

335. Puccinia simplex (Koern.) Erikss. et Henn. in Getreideroste 1263
1896, pag. 238, Sydow Mon. Ured. I , pag. 756, P. graminis
Fuck. var. simplex Koern. P. rubigo-vera (D. C.) var. simplex
Auct. — Syll. VII, p. 625. — P. anomala Rostr. — Soris ure-
dosporiferis, amphigenis, sparsis, minutis, punctiformibus, Havis;
uredosporis subglobosis v. ellipsoideis, echinulatis, navis, 19-22 \i.
diam. v. 22-27 v 15-20; soris teleutosporiferis amphigenis v. ssepe
culmicolis, in folio sparsis, minutis, punctiformibus, in culmo majo-
ribus, plerumque oblongis coniiuentibusque, epidermide tectis, atris;
teleutosporis septatis plus minusve evolutis, oblongo-clavatis, apice
rotundatis v. oblique conico-attenuatis, 4-8 [x. incrassatis, levibus,
brunneis, 40-54*15-24; pedicello brunneolo, brevi; mesosporis
plerumque numerosissimis, asymmetricis, oblongis vel clavulatis,
variabilibus, apice 4-10 ja. incrassatis, 25-45» 16-24; paraphysibus
brunneis, apice incrassatis.

Hab. in foliis culmisque Hordei distichi, secalini, vul-
garis, zeocriti, in tota Europa et Asia minori.

336. Puccinia rufipes Diet. in Bot. Jahrb. 1902, pag. 48. — Soris 1264
oblongis vel linearibus, hypophyllis, minus copiose otiam epiphyl-

378 Uredinacese, Didymosporse, Puecinia.

lis, urcdosjjoriferis ochraeeis; uredosporis obovatis vel ellipsoideis,
echinulatis. obscure castaneis vel rufis, 25-35 « 18-26, poris 4 aequa-
torialibus instructis, paraphysibus capitatis pallidis intermixtis ;
soris teleutosporiferis atris; teleutosporis ellipsoideis, utrinque ro-
tundatis ad septum leniter constrictis, levibus, apice vix incras-
satis, 28-33-20-23. pedicello longissimo usque 90 ;j.., intense ru-
fo-brunneo interdum oblique vel lateraliter inserto, firmo suffultis.
Hab. in foliis Imperatae arundinaceae var. Koenigii,
Tokyo Japoniae (Kusano).

337. Puccinia Puttemansii P. Henn. Fungi S. Paulenses I, in Hedw. l265
1902. p. 105. — Maculis pallidis v. obsoletis ; soris uredosporiferis
hypophyllis v. amphigenis, sparse gregariis, punctiformibus, ro-
tundatis diutius tectis, flavidulis; uredosporis subglobosis, ellipsoi-
deis v. ovoideis, 20-30 v 20-24, flavidis, aculeatis; soris teleutospo-
riferis amphigenis, rotundatis v. oblongis, diutius tectis, fuscis;
teleutosporis oblonge ovoideis v. clavatis, apice valde incrassatis,
rotundatis, interdum oblique papillatis, medio 1-septatis. haud v.
paulo constrictis, flavidis, 30-40 w 15-20, episporio brunneo, levi ;
pedicello persistente, flavido, usque ad 30 * 4-6.

Hab. in foliis Panici prope S. Paulo Brasiliae.

338. Puccinia Paniculariae Arth. in Bull. Torr. Bot. 01. 1901. p. 663. 1266
— Soris amphigenis, oblongis, parvulis, subepidermicis ; uredospo-

ris subglobosis vel oblongis, pallide luteis, 18-26 * 15-21 ; episporio
minute verruculoso ; teleutosporis obJongis, clavatis vel linearifor-
mibus, brunneis, ad septa parce constrictis, 43-70 « 15-19, apice
rotundato-obtusis, papillatis, basi angustatis; pedicello brevissimo
brunneolo; paraphysibus. nullis.

Hab. in foliis Paniculariae americanie (=Glyceria
grandis), Spirit Lake, Jowa Amer. bor. (J. C. Arthur).

339. Puccinia Micranthae Griff. Bull. Torr. 01. 1902. pag. 299, Syd. 1267
Mon Ured. I, p. 768, tab. XLI, fig. 536. — Soris teleutospori-
feris epiphyllis, sparsis, minutis, rotundatis vel oblongis, atris ;
uredosporis immixtis globosis v. subglobosis v. elhpsoideis, subti-
liter echinulatis, flavis, 15-18 jj,. diam.; teleutosporis variabilibus,
ovato-ellipsoideis, oblongis vel oblongo-clavulatis, apice sive ro-
tundatis sive longe attenuatis, valde incrassatis, usque 17 <j... me-

dio constrictis, basi rotundatis, rarius attenuatis, levibus, brunneis,
30-50*14-25; pedicello hyalino persistenti, usque 90 ;x. longo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Oryzopsidis micranthae, Billings in
Montana Amer. bor. (AVilliams et Griffits .

Uredinacete, Didvmospora;, Puccinia. 379

340. Puccinia Melicae (Erikss.) Syd. Monogr. Ured. I, p. 760, Pucc. 1268
coronata f. Melicaz Erikss. in Ber. Deutsch. Bot. Gesell. 1894,

p. 322. — Soris uredosporiferis hypophyllis, sparsis, minutissimis,
rotundatis vel oblongis, pulverulentis, aurantiacis ; uredosporis glo-
bosis, subglobosis, ellipsoideis v.' angulatis, subtilissime echinulatis,
flavescentibus, 15-18 » 11-16, paraphysibus nullis; soris teleutospo-
riferis raro evolutis, hypophyllis, minutissimis. atris; teleutosporis
clavatis, apice applanatis, dentibusque acutis instructis, medio non
vel parum constrictis, basi attenuatis, levibus, brunneis, 9,5-11 a.
latis, loculo superiore 24-37 ;x. longo, inferiore 32-37 ;j.. longo
(sec. Eriksson); pedicello brevi.

Hab. in foliis Melicse nutantis in G-ermania, Suecia, Nor-
vegia.

341. Puccinia kozukensis Diet. in Bot. Jalirb. 1902, p. 48. — Soris 1269
hypophyllis oblongis vel rotundatis; uredosporis late ellipsoideis,
flavescentibus, verruculosis, ca. 24 ^ 21 ; soris teleutosporiferis pul-
vinatis, nudis, atris ; teleutosporis obovatis vel oblongis, utrinque
rotundatis, rarius basi attenuatis, ad septum leniter constrictis
33-45 y 18-25, episporio levi, castaneo, apice usque 8 jjl. incras-
sato vestitis, pedicello longo, hyalino, firmo instructis.

Hab. in foliis Andropogonis spec. in prov. Kozuke Japo-
nise (Kusano).

342. Puccinia Hookeri Syd. Monogr. Ured. I, p. 723, tab. XXXIX, 1270
fig. 515. — Soris teleutosporiferis amphigenis, sparsis, rotundatis

v. oblongis 0,5-1,5 mm. longis, mox nudis, compactis, obscure
brunneis; uredosporis immixtis globosis, subglobosis v. ellipsoideis,
verruculosis, flavis, 24-30^20-26; episporio crasso, 5-6 \x. ; teleu-
tosporis ellipsoideis vel oblongo-ellipsoideis, apice rotundatis vel
rarius obtuse conico -attenuatis, valde incrassatis usque 10 \l., me-
dio non v. leniter constrictis, basi rotundatis, levibus, flavo-brun-
neis, 38-54 « 26-35 ; pedicello hyalino persistenti, crasso, usque
100 [x. longo.

Hab. in foliis Andropogonis echinulati, Himalaya In-
dia3 or. (Hooker Fil. et Thomson).

343. Puccinia holcina Erikss. in Ann. Sc. Nat. 1899, p. 274, Syd. 1271
Monogr. Ured. I, p. 715, Uredo holcina Erikss. 1. c. — Soris ure-
dosporiferis amphigenis, plerumque epiphyllis, sparsis v. hinc inde
aggregatis, minutis, oblongis, flavo-brunneis ; uredosporis ^lobosis

v. subglobosis, echinulatis, flavis, 20-28 ;j.. diam. ; soris teleuto-
sporiferis amphigenis, sparsis vel in vaginis lineariter aggregatis,

380 Uredinacese, Didymosporee, Puccinia.

minutis, epidermide toctis, atris; teleutosporis ellipsoideo-clavatis
v. clavatis, apice rotundatis v. obtusc et obliquo angustatis, non
v. parum incrassatis, medio leniter constrictis, basi plerumque at-
tenuatis, levibus, brunneis, 34-54 * 16-24; pedicello brevi; para-
physibus brunnois, numorosis.

Hab. in foliis culmisque Holci lanati, mollis, in Gor-
mania, Austria, Hungaria, Italia, Norvegia, Suecia, ins. Madera.

344. Puccinia Gymnopogonis Syd. Monogr. Ured. I, p. 755, tab. XLT, 1272
fig. 531. — Soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, subinde culmicolis,
sine maculis, sparsis, rotundatis, compactis, pulvinatis, 0,8-1 mm.
diam., atris; teleutosporis ovato-ellipsoideis vel late ellipsoideis,
apice rotundatis, non v. vix incrassatis, medio non v. vix con-
strictis, basi rotundatis, levibus, castaneo-brunneis, 24-30*18-21,
episporio ca. 2,5 [x. crasso ; pedicello brunneo, persistenti, usque

60 [j.. longo, s;opissime e latere inserto ; mesosporis globosis vel
subglobosis 18-24 \x. diam.

Hab. in foliis culmisque G-ymnopogonis (Chloridis) fo-
liosi, Santarem in prov. Para Brasili;c (R. Spruce).

345. Puccinia glumarum (Schum.) Erikss. et Henn. Die G-etreideroste 1273
p. 141 (1896), Syd. Mon. Ured. I, p. 706, Uredo glumarum Schum.
Allgem. 6k. techn. Fl. I, p. 27 (1827). — Soris uredosporiferis
hypophyllis, minutis, oblongis, usque 1 mm. longis, seriatim in
lineas usque 7 cm. longas dispositis et interdum confluentibus,
navo-citrinis ; uredosporis globosis, subglobosis v. late ellipsoideis,
echinulatis, flavis, 25-30*18-26; soris teleutosporiferis hypophyl-

lis v. culmicolis, in lineas longas dispositis, in spicis soepe sparsis,
oblongis, obscure brunneis v. atris, epidermide tectis; teleutosporis
clavatis, apice rotundatis, truncatis v. conico-angustatis, incrassa-
tis, 4-6 [j.. interdum usque 10, modio leniter constrictis, basi atto-
nuatis, levibus, brunneis, 30-70*12-24; pedicello brevissimo, sub-
nullo; paraphysibus brunneis, numerosis.

Hab. in foliis, culmis vel spicis Brachypodii silvatici,
Bromi mollis, Calamagros tidis Epigei, Elymi arena-
rii, Hordei hexastici, jubati, vulgaris, Secalis Ce-
realis, Tritici canini, compacti, dicocci, desertorum,
distichi, duri, gigantei, polonici, repentis, Speltse,
turgidi, vulgaris in tota Europa, /Egypto, Amorica boroali,
Japonia.

346. Puccinia flavescens Mc. Alp. Proc. Linn. Soc. N. S. Walos 1271
1903, p. 558. — Soris uredosporiferis opipliyllis. minutis, Imeari-

Uredinacete, Didymospor?e, Puccinia. 381

bus, interdum coniiuentibus, immersis, pulverulentis, rufo-brun-
neis; uredosporis globosis vel breve-ellipsoideis, minute echinula-
tis, aureo-brunneis, 21-24 \x. diam. vel 26-28« 21-24; poris ger-
minationis 5, irregulariter sparsis; soris teleutosporiferis minutis,
ellipsoideis, nigris, siepe coniluentibus ; teleutosporis intense brun-
neis, oblongis, ad septum constrictis, apice rotundatis, levibus, 33-
48^18-24; pedicello persistenti, colorato, usque 72 li. longo.

Hab. in foliis Stipse flavescentis, Hampton in Victoria
Australise.

347. Puccinia Epicampis Arthur, New spec. of Ured. in Bull. Torr. 1375
Bot. 01. 1901, p. 662. — Soris ampliigenis, oblongis vel lineari-
bus; soris uredosporiferis brunneo-luteis, epidermide lacerata, libe-
ris, prominentibus ; uredosporis oblongis vel subglobosis 22-24 «
26-30, episporio brunneo echinulato vel papillato; soris teleuto-
sporiferis intense brunneis; teleutosporis oblongis vel ellipticis, ad
septa paullo vel non constrictis utrinque rotundatis, 30-40 « 22-
26; pedicello firmo hyalino, basi colorato 40-90 ll. longo.

Hab. in foliis Epicampis ringentis, Hot Springs, N.
Mex. Amer. bor.

348. Puccinia Enteropogonis Syd. Monogr. Ured. I, p. 751, t. XL, 1271;
iig. 528. — Soris teleutosporiferis amphigenis, plerumque hypo-
phyllis, sparsis, minutis, rotundatis vel oblongis, 350-500 ll. longis,
nudis, subpulvinatis, atro-brunneis ; uredosporis immixtis globosis,
subglobosis v. ellipsoideis, subtiliter verruculoso-aculeatis, dilute
brunneis, 19-24 ll. diam. ; teleutosporis ellipsoideis vel ovatis, utrin-
que rotundatis, apice non vel rarius lenissime incrassatis, medio
non vel vix constrictis, levibus, castaneo-brunneis, 21-31 « 16-26,
episporio ca. 2-2,5 \l. lato; pedicello crassiusculo, persistenti, hya-
lino, apice brunneolo, interdum laterali, usque 85 \i. longo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Enteropogonis monostachyi, Usam-
bara, Africoe orient. (C. Holst).

349. Puccinia dispersa Erikss. et Henn. Die Getreideroste pag. 110 1277
(1894) Syd. Monogr. Ured. I, p. 709, Uredo dispersa Erikss. et
Henn., JEcidium Anchuscv Erikss. et Henn. etc. — ./Ecidiis hypo-
phyllis, saepe etiam calyces fructusque occupantibus, maculis orbi-
cularibus v. suborbicularibus iiavidis v. rufo-ilavidis insidentibus,
cupulatis, margine revoluto, inciso; cecidiosporis globosis, vorru-
culosis. aurantiacis, 20-26 u.. diam. ; soris uredosporiferis preeeipue
epiphyllis, oblongis, ferrugineis, minutis vel mediocribus; uredo-
sporis subglobosis, echinulatis, iiavis, 22-28 \x. diam. ; soris tolou-

382 Uredinacese, Didymosporse, Puccinia.

tosjwriferis hypophyllis vel sirpn in vaginis evolutis, sparsis vel
subinde aggregatis, oblongis, epidermide tectis, atris; teleutosporis
oblongo-clavatis, apice rotundatis v. obtuse et oblique angustatis,
parum incrassatis, medio plerumque leniter constrictis. basi atte-
nuatis, levibus, brunneis, 40-50 * 12-20: pedicello brevi; paraphy-
sibus brunneolis, numerosis.

llah. aecidia in foliis calycibus fructibusque Anchusae an-
gustissimas arvensis, Barrelicri, hybridae, italicae,
ochroleuci', officinalis, undulatae, uredo- et teleutosporge
in foliis vaginisque vivis Secales cerealis, montani, in
tota Europa, Asia minori. America bor.

350. Puccinia Burnettii Griffiths in Bull. of the Torr. Bot. Club. 1278
1902, p. 298. — Epiphylla; soris uredo- ot teleutosporiferis latis,
sparsis, 2 cm. diam. marginem foliorum recurvantibus, erumpenti-
bus, in macula epiphylla brunnea insidentibus ; uredosporis sub-
globosis vel ellipticis v. ovatis 20-26 a. diam., episporio crasso,
tuberculato donatis; teleutosporis utrinque rotundatis v. utrinque
conico-obtusis, ad septum constrictis, 28-31 « 18-23, episporio su-
perne crasso, inferne tenui; pedicello hyalino, 60-120 ;j.. longo.

Hcib. in foliis Stipie comata? pr. Buffalo, Wyo (Williams
et Griffiths) et Billings, Montana Amer. bor. (Burnett).

351. Puccinia bromina Erikss. in Ann. Sc. Nat. 1899, p. 271, Syd. 1279
Monogr. Ured. I, p. 712, Pucc. Symphyti-Bromorum Miill. Bot.
Centr. Beih. 1901. p. 201, Uredo bromina Erikss. 1. c. Puccinia
dispersa f. Bromi Erikss , JScidium Asperifolii Pers. JEcid. Sym-
phyti Thum., sEcid. Pvlmonarice Thum. — Pycnidiis melleis; ;cci-
diis hypophyllis v. petiolicolis, subinde etiam in calvcibus evolutis ;
maculis orbicularibus v. irregularibus 1 cm. vel ultra longis brun-
neis vel purpureo-brunneis, zona flavida saepe circundatis, insiden-
tibus, in greges vari:t- magnitudinis circulariter vel plus minusve
irregulariter dispositis, cupulatis, margine revoluto inciso; aecidio-
sporis angulato-globosis, verruculosis, aurantiacis, 18-27 a. diam.;
soris uredosporiferis amphigenis, plerumque epiphvllis, sparsis v.
hinc inde aggregatis, minutis v. mediocribus, oblongis, interdum
confiuentibus, ferrugineis; uredosporis subglobosis v. late ellipsoi-
deis, echinulatis, flavis, 20-26 ;j.. diam. ; soris teleutosporiferis hy-
pophyllis, sparsis, minutis, oblongis. epidermide tectis, atris ; te-
leutosporis oUongo-clavatis v. clavatis, apice rotundatis v. inter-
dum obtuse et oblique angustatis. non v. parum incrassatis, medio
plerumque leniter constrictis, basi s.epius attenuatis, levibus, brun-

Uredinacese, Didymosporse, Puccinia. 383

neis, 36-50*14-18; pedicello brevi; paraphysibus brunneolis, nu-
merosis.

Hab. secidia in foliis petiolisque vivis Pulmonaria? mon-
tange, Sympliyti officinalis, uredo- et teleutospone in foliis
Bromi specierum omnium in tota Europa et in Asia minore.

352. Puccinia brachysora Diet. in Bot. Jahrb. 1902, p. 49. — Soris 1280
minutis, oblongis, uredosporiferis, hypophyllis, ochraceis, teleuto-
sporiferis epiphyllis, griseis vel nigris, epidermide tectis; uredo-
sporis late ellipsoideis, ovoideis vel subglobosis, 25-31 » 20-24, di-
lute fuscis, echinulatis, poris numerosis instructis, paraphysibus
haud intermixtis; teleutosporis oblongis vel cuneatis vel irregu-
laribus, apice truncatis vel obliquis, paullo incrassatis, ad septum

vix vel non constrictis, basi rotundatis vel attenuatis, fuscis, 33-
45*15-20; pedicello brevissimo suffultis.

Hab. in foliis Brachypodii japonici, Tokyo Japonia;

(KlJSANO).

353. Puccinia Diplachnes Arthur, Bull. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1904, p. 4. — i?si
Uredosporis, in soris teleutosporiferis, subellipsoideis vel fere glo-
bosis 24-26*19-21; episporio hyalino 3 jx. crasso, minute verru-
coso, poris 4 aequatorialibus ; soris teleutosporiferis fere semper
hypophyllis oblongo-linearibus, immersis, pulvinatis, prominenti-
bus, compactis, nigro-brunneis; teleutosporis ellipsoideis, 32-39«
20-24, ad septum non vel vix constrictis, utrinque obtusis vel
rotundatis; episporio levi, 1,5-2,5 \l. crasso, superne usque 7 a.

cr. pallide brunneo ; pedicello spora concolori, 40-100 \x. longo.

Hdb. in foliis Diplachnes dubise, Big Springs, Texas,
Amer. bor. (S. M. Tracy).

354. Puccinia brachypus Speg. Myc. argent. ser. II, 1902, p. 61. - 1282
Maculis nullis; acervulis minutis, confluendo linearibus compactis,
duriusculis epidermide tectis, fuscis, 0,25-3 mm. Iong., 0,15-0,30
mm. latis, subsclerotiaceis ; teleutosporis obconicis levibus pallide
ochraceis, medio non v. vix constrictis, 35-45 * 15-20, loculis sub-
aequilongis, apice saepius truncatis crassiusculequo tunicatis. intus
minute et dense granulosis, pedicello subnullo 3-7 « 4-6 pallidiore
suffultis.

Hab. ad folia et culmos Bromi auletici prope Rufino Nov.
et in Tritico sativo prope S. Juan in Argentina. Species ha-
bitu externo et notis nonnullis ad P. coronatam Corda vergens,
P. sessili Schr. etiam cognata.

355. Puccinia Arrhenatheri (Kleb.) Erikss. in Cohn Beitr. 1898, I, 1283

384 Uredinace», Didymosporae, Puccinia.

p. 1 et 1901, II, p. 111, Sydow Monogr. Ured. I, p. 729, Puc-
cinia perple.cans Plow. f. Arrhenotheri Kleb., P. MagelJuunica
Peyr. — Syll. XI, p. 202, sEcidium graveolens Shuttl. — Syll.
VII, p. 778. — Pycnidiis rainutis, numerosissimis, magnam folii
partem vel folium totum reque obtegentibus ; aecidiis hypophyllis,
subinde etiam in floribus evolutis, ramulos infectos deformanti-
bus, plerumque per folium totum ;eque denseque distributis, cy-
lindraceo-cupulatis, margine revoluto, albido, lacerato; a^cidiosporis
subglobosis vel ellipsoideis, verruculosis, flavidis, 19-32 « 16-24;
soris uredosporiferis praecipue epiphyllis, rarissime hypophyllis,
maculis minutis navis insidentibus, ellipticis v. oblongis, minutis,
dilute ferrugineis; uredosporis globosis v. ovatis, echinulatis, iiavis
19-30 » 19-26, poris germinationis numerosis praeditis; paraphy-
sibus numerosis, usque 80 \i. longis, apice 10-14 [j.. latis immixtis;
soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, sparsis, minutis, punctiformi-
bus v. breviter linearibus, epidermide tectis, atris; teleutosporis
ellipsoideo-oblongis v. oblongo-clavatis, apice rotundatis truncatis
vel rarius leniter attenuatis, incrassatis, 5-10 ;j.., et obscurioribiis,
medio non v. vix constrictis, basi plerumque attenuatis, levibus,
dilute brunneis, 30-45^18-24; pedicello tenui, brunneolo; para-
physibus brunneolis immixtis.

Hab. secidia in foliis Horibusque Berberidis vulgaris, he-
teropodie, uredo- et teleutospor;e iu foliis vivis Arrhenatheri
elatioris. in Germania, Austria, Hungaria, Helvetia, Suecia,
Fennia, Turkestania.

356. Puccinia agropyrina Erikss. in Ann. Sc. Nat. 1899, pag. 273, 1284
Syd. Monogr. Uredin. pag. 712, Uredo agropyrina Erikss. 1. c,
Puccinia dispersa f Agropgri Erikss. — Soris uredosporiferis am-
phigenis, plerumque epiphyllis, sparsis. minutis, punctiformibus,
ferrugineis; uredosporis globosis, subglobosis vel late ellipsoideis
echinulatis, liavis, 16-26 a. diam.; soris teleutosporiferis hypo-
phyllis, sparsis, interdum seriatim dispositis, minutis, oblongis,
epidermide tectis, atris; teleutosporis oblougo-clavatis, apico ro-
tundatis v. obtuse et oblique aiigustatis. vix vel lenitcr incrassa-

tis, medio plerumque leniter constrictis, basi attenuatis, levibus,
brunneis, 36-56 « 13-18; paraphysibus brunneolis, numerosis.

Ilab. in foliis Agropyri rcpentis, in Germania, Austria,
Eungaria, Italia et Suecia.

357. Puccinia negrensis P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, j>. 159 (Hedw. l-^r.
L904). — Maculis minutis vel conflueute-eflfusis, ferrugineis ; ure-

Uredinacese, Didymosporse, Puccinia. 385

dosoris amphigenis, pulvinatis, diutius tectis, ferrugineis; uredo-
sporis ovoideis, interdum subglobosis vel ellipsoideis flavido-brun-
neis, aculeato-verrucosis, 15-24 « 13-18 ; teleutosporis hypophyllis
gregarie sparsis, rotundato-pulvinatis firmis, cinnamomeis, ca. 0,3-
0,4 [i. diam. ; teleutosporis ovoideis interdum ellipsoideis, apice vix
incrassatis, rotundatis, medio 1-septatis constrictis, ilavo-brunneis,
ievibus, 15-25^10-16; stipite plus minus elongato, hyalino sub-
navidulo, 10-30*2-3.

Hab. in foliis Panici sp., Rio Negro, Moura, Amer. merid. —
Soris firmis, pulvinatis, teleutosporarum notis sat distincta species.

358. Puccinia simillima Arth. in Bot. Gaz. 1902, XXXIV, p. 17,11, 1286
III. — Soris amphigenis minusculis, oblongis, epidermide fissa;
uredosoris late flavis pulverulentis, paraphysibus clavatis inter-
mixtis ; uredosporis obovato-oblongis clavatisque, 26-44 « 18-22,
modice tunicatis, aureo-flavis, minute tuberculatis et interdum
leviter echinulatis, poris germinat. sparsis, obsoletis ; teleutosoris
minutis, copiosissimis, subnigris; teleutosporis, subinde ex uredo-
soris provenientibus, lineari-oblongis v. oblongo-lanceolatis, septo
leniter constrictis, 42-56 * 15-20, basi tenuatis, apice acutiusculis

v. plus minus obtusis, ad 15 \x. incrassatis ; pedicello firmo, crasso,
sporam plus minus aequante.

Hab. in foliis et vaginis Phragmitis communis in Ame-
ricce borealis pluribus locis. — Pycnidia et aecidia incerta.

359. Puccinia peridermiospora Arthur, Science I, p. 565 (1899), Puc- L287
cinia fraxinata (Link) Arth. in Bot. Gaz. 1902, p. 6. — I Cceoma
fraxinatum Link in Willd. sp. pl. 62, p. 62, JEcidium Fraxini
Schw. — Syll. VII, p. 806. — II Uredo peridermiospora Ell. et

Tr. — Syll. IX, p. 333. — Puccinia sparganioides E. et Tr. III.
— ■ Teleutosoris pulvinatis, atro-brunneis, hypophyllis; teleutospo-
ris ellipsoideo-oblongis, 35-62*16-22, septo leniter constrictis,
apice obtusis incrassatisque ; pedicello firmo, angusto, sporam
aequante v. duplo longiore.

Hab. II-III in foliis Spartime cynosuroidis in Amer.
boreali pluribus locis. — In foliis Fraxini lanceolatir et F. penn-
sylvanicce, socio iEcidiolo pycnidiis epiphyllis, navidis, exiguis;
sporulis obovato-oblongis 5*3.

360. Puccinia Seymouriana Arth. in Bot. Ga/.. 1902, XXKIV, p. 11. 1288
— Soris epiphyllis, internerviis, prominulis, oblongis, epidermide
rupta obsolete cinctis; uredosporis globosis v. late ellipsoideis, 30-

45 * 26-39, tuberculatis, contentu aurantiaco glolmloso, dein navo

25

386 Uredinaccje, Didymosporse, Puccinia.

angulosoquc; tunica hyalina, poris gcrminativis obsoletis; telcu-
tosoris pulvinatis, cinnamomeo-brunneis; teleutosporis ellipsoideo-
oblongis, 37-B2 * 20-26, ad septum leviter constrictis apice obtuso
incrassato; pedicello firmo, tenui, colorato, teleutosporam .rquante
v. triplo longiore.

Hab. in foliis S p a r t i n ae c y n o s u r o i d i s Massacliusetts, Wi-
sconsin, Ulinois, Jowa, Ontario etc. Amer. bor.

361. Puccinia himalensis (Barcl.) Diet. iu Engl. Prantl, Pflanzenfam. 128«
Pilze II, p. 63 (1900), Syd. Monogr. Ured. I, p. 738. P. coronata
var. himalensis Barcl. Trans. Linn. 1891, pag. 227, t. LVI. —
iEeidiis hypophyllis, maculis rotundatis navo-brunneis v. rufo-
brunneis insidentibus, laxe fasciculatis, longe cylindraceis, usque
2 mm. longis, albis; cecidiosporis globosis vel angulatis, verrucu-
losis, flavis, 19-25 v 19-22; soris uredosporiferis pr.ecipue epiphyl-
lis, sparsis, minutis v. mediocribus, flavo-brunneis ; uredosporis
globosis, subtiliter echinulatis, pallide flavo-brunneis, 20-24 ;x.
diam., poris germinationis tribus vel quatuor instructis; soris te-
leutosporiferis epiphyllis, saepe etiam in vaginis evolutis, sparsis,
minutissimis, plerumque rotundatis, compactiusculis, nudis, atris;
teleutosporis clavatis, apice usque 5 ;j.. incrassatis et dentibus 2
vel pluribus, 2-11 ;x. longis coronatis, medio non v. parum con-
strictis, basi attenuatis, levibus, 38-52 \i. longis, cellula superiore
16-22 ;j.. lata et brunnea, inferiore 9-16 \x. lata et pallidiore; pe-
dicello brunneolo, crassiusculo, usque 30 ;j.. longo.

Hab. recidia in foliis ramulisque vivis Rhamni dahuricse,
uredo- et teleutosporas in foliis vaginisque Brachypodii silva-
tici in Simla India orient. (Barclay).

362. Puccinia Oudemansii Tranzsch. in Sydow, Mon. Ured. I, p. 894. 1290
— Teleutosoris hypophyllis v. amphigenis v. etiam petiolicolis,

1-4 mm. diam., rotundatis v. irregularibus, epidermide diu tectis,
pulverulentis, castaneo-brunneis ; teleutosporis, oblongis v. oblongo-
clavatis apice saepius rotundatis, leniter incrassatis, usque 7 ;j..,
medio constrictis, basi rotundatis v. attenuatis flavo-brunneis, ver-
ruculosis, vcrruculis haud raro in strias dispositis, 30-44 « 14-20;
pedicello hyalino deciduo.

Ilab. in foliis podicellis petiolisque Parryae (MatthiolsB)
monocarp.i' ei P. pinnatifoliaa, Nowaja-Semlja. Bering et
in Turkestania.

363. Puccinia Cortusae Tranzseh. in Sydow, Mon. Ured. I, p. 886. 1291

Uredinacete, Didymospora?, Puccinia. 387

— Maculis inferne nullis superne lutescenti-brunneolis, rotundatis
1-2 mm. diam., teleutosoris hypophyllis rarius epiphyllis pulve-
rulentis atro-fuscis, teleutosporis ellipsoideis utrinque rotundatis-
non incrassatis, medio vix constrictis, brunneis, levibus, 22-36 «
15-21, poris germinativis papillulis hyalinis tectis, superiori vulgo
apicali, inferiori ad septum posito; pedicello hyalino fragili caduco.

Hab. in foliis Cortusae Matthioli in jugo Alaico Turke-
stanise (W. Tranzschel).

364. Puccinia Myosotidis Tranzsch. in Sydow, Mon. Ured. I, p. 880. 1292

— Teleutosoris hypophyllis v. etiam amphigenis et caulicolis, ma-
culis flavidis insidentibus, minutis, sed in greges magnos rotun-
datos v. elongatos usque 1 cm. longos dense dispositis et demum
in crustam omnino connuentibus, epidermide tectis, atris, com-
pactis ; teleutosporis oblongo-clavatis v . clavatis, apice rotundatis
v. truncatis, rarius acutiusculis, vix v. leniter incrassatis (usque
4 Lt.), medio vix leniter constrictis, basi attenuatis, levibus, brun-
neis, apice castaneo-brunneis, 40-64 « 14-22 ; pedicello brunneolo,
persistenti, brevissimo; mesosporis solitariis minutis.

Hab. in foliis caulibusque Myosotidis silvatioae Inke-
schtam Turkestania? (Tranzschel).

365. Puccinia Penningtonii Syd. Monogr. Ured. I, p. 875. — Teleu- 129 :s
tosoris amphigenis, maculis nullis, sparsis; punctiformibus, 0,2-

0,5 mm. diam., pulverulentis, atris; uredosporis immixtis subglo-
bosis v. oblongo-ellipsoideis, aculeatis, flavis, 27-42 « 24-31 ; teleu-
tosporis ellipsOideis v. oblongis, utrinque rotundatis, apice non v.
vix incrassatis, medio non v. vix constrictis, verrucosis, laete ca-
staneo-brunneis, 38-56 « 25-30; pedicello hyalino, crasse inflato,
usque 40 [x. deorsum saepe napiformi, toto usque 85 \i. longo.

Hab. in foliis G-rabowskiae duplicatae, San Fernando
Argentinae (M. Sc. Pennington).

366. Puccinia nocticolor Holw. Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 391. — Mci- 1294
diis in maculis flavis s:cpius hypophyllis, circinantibus v. norvi-
sequis; pseudoperidiis haud reflexis, 1-2 mm. long. ; ;ecidiosporis
globoso-angulosis, raro oblongis, 24-34 * 16-24, minute tubercula-

tis ; cellulis pseudoperidii 40-56 « 24-40, membrana 8-12 ;j.. cr.,
fortiter tuberculata; teleutosoris nigris, pulvereis, vulgo epiphyllis,
aacidiis contrapositis, epidermide rupta cinctis, s;cpe confluentibus;
teleutosporis oblongis, atro-brunneis, opacis, leviter constrictis, pa-
pilla apicali 12 \x. longa terminatis, 60-80 « 28-40, grosse verru-
cosis ; pedicello sursum colorato, 160 ;x. longo.

::ss rivdinnepip, Didymospor», Puccinia.

Hab. in foliis Ipomoese intro pilosae, I. murucoidis et
I. sp. in pluribus locis Mexici.

367. Puccinia rubicunda Holw. Ann Mycol. 1904, p. 392. — ^Joidiis 1885
amphigenis, minutissimis, sparsis, pseucloperidio non reflexo; aeci-
diosporis globosis, globoso-angulosis, rarius ellipsoideis, plano-tu-
berculatis 22-28 « 20-24; cellulis pseudoperidii 28-40 « 12-16 mem-
brana 2-4 fjt. cr. ; teleutosoris epiphyllis, minutis, nigris, pulveru-
lentis, vulgo circinantibus circa aecidia, subinde sparsis; teleuto-
sporis tuberculatis, atro-rufo-brunneis, ellipsoideo-oblongis, apice
rotundatis, non incrassatis, 44-66« 24-28; pedicello sursum dilute
colorato, usque 70 \i. longo.

Hab. in foliis Ipomceae sp. (an I. intropilossB?) pr. Vera
Cruz, Mexico.

368. Puccinia insignis Holw. Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 392. Teleu- 1296
tosoris in maculis flavis epipliyllis, in soros 3-4 mm. diam. ag-
gregatis, non confluentibus, epidermide cinctis; teleutosporis cin-
namomeo-brunneis ellipsoideo-oblongis, apice papilla conica flavo-
brunnea usque 16 jj.. longa terminatis, minute striato tuberculatis
68-80 «32-40; pedicello hyalino crasso usque 80 jx. longo.

Hab. in foliis Ipomceae sp. Cuernavaca, Mexico.

369. Puccinia superflua Holw. Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 392. — Teleu- 1297
tosoris ampliigenis, minutis, in maculis flavis, parvis insertis, ni-
gris, pulverulentis ; teleutosporis rufo-brunneis, plano-tuberculatis,
late ellipsoideis, rarius oblongis, 44-68 « 28-36, cellula superiore
rotundata, apice breviter conico-papillata ; pedicello sursum colo-
rato, subinde lateraliter inserto, usque 80 [i. longo.

Hab. in foliis Ipomoea? murucoidis, Iguata, Guerrero,
Mexico.

370. Puccinia Cuphece Holw. Ann. Mycol. 1904, pag. 393. — Te- 1298
leutosoris atro-brunneis, in maculis rubris vel flavis, plerumque
liypophyllis, sparsis vel circinatis, in soros minutos saepe con-
fluentes dispositis; teleutosporis cllipsoideo-clavatis levibus flavo-
brunneis, 37-48*15-19, ad septum constrictis, cellula superiori
vulgo rotundata, rarius acuta, inferiori in pedicelium tenuata;
pedicollo hyalino , vel leviter colorato . sporam dimidiam sub-
.rquante.

Ilab. in foliis C U p h e 83 p r o c u m b c n t i s et C u p h. sp. in
Valle Mcxici.

371. Puccinia jaliscensis Holw. Ann. Mycol. 1904. p. 393. — Soris 1299
porexiguis, in maculis rubris vel flavis, vulgo hypophyllis, in

Uredinacete, Didymosporse, Puccinia. 389

greges 5 mm. diam. dispositis, subinde confluentibus, singulis 1
mm. diam epidermide rupta cinctis; teleutosporis oblongo-clavatis
vel linearibus, apice acutis v. rotundatis, ocliroleucis, levibus, 44-
74^15-19, cellula inferiori in pedicellum tenuata; membrana 4-8
[i. crassa; pedicello colorato 45 (*,. longo.

Hab. in foliis Cuphese Hookerianae, C. cyaneae, C.
squamuliferte, C. nitiduhe, Jalisco, Oaxaca, Jalapa, Cuer-
navaca Mexici.

372. Puccinia Asperulae-cynanchicae Wurth, Centralbl. f. Bakt. II, 1300
Abt. XII, 1904, p. 814 (absque diagnosi), P. Asperulce Fuck. p. p.

Hab. in foliis Asperulse cynanchic;©, Bern Helvetia. —
Forma biologica.

373. Puccinia Galii-silvatici (Otth in herb.) Wurth, Centralbl. f. Bakt. 1301
II, Abt., XII, 1904, p. 714 (absque diagnosi).

Hab. in foliis Galii silvatici, Bern Hel vetiae. — Forma
biologica.

374. Puccinia Asperulae-odoratae Wurth, Centralbl. f. Bakt. II, Abt. 1302
XII, 1904, p. 714 (absque diagnosi), P. Asperulce Fuck. p. p.

Hab. in foliis Asperulae odoratte, Bern Helvetise. — Forma
biologica.

375. Puccinia orbiculata Sydow, Mon. Ured. I, p. 896. — Teleuto- l3o;{
soris hypophyllis, maculicolis, exacte in circulutn 4-7 mm. dispo-
sitis confluentibusque, compactis, obscure brunneis ; teleutosporis
ellipsoideis utrinque rotundatis apice non incrassatis, medio non v.
vix constrictis, brevibus, brunneis, 22-32 « 17-22, episporio 4 [jl. cr. ;
pedicello hyalino tenui subinde oblique inserto sporam subsequante ;
mesosporis interdum paucis immixtis.

Hab. in follis Trymatococci africani in M. Bomole
Africte trop. or. (A. Karasek).

376. Puccinia CommelinaB Holw. Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 393. — Ma- i::ui
culis flavis vel demum brunneis, irregularibus ; uredosoris hypo-
phyllis, sparsis, brunneis, epidermide rapta cinctis; uredosporis
globoso-ovoideis, pallide brunneis, echinulatis 24-32 » 24-28, poris
germinativis 2; teleutosoris hypophyllis compactis, punctiformibus,
sparsis, vulgo in parvos greges dispositis, bnmneis; teleutosporis
paraphysibus brunneis cinctis, constrictis, levibus, oblongo-clavatis,
linearibus, arcuatis, sursum acutis vel truncatis vel rotundatis 44-

68 ^ 16-24, brunneis, apice quandoque, lateraliter acuto apiculatis ;
pedicello brevi, brunneo, rarius hyalino.

:3(.iu Uredinacese, Didymosporse, Puccinia.

Jlah. in foliis Commelinn1 sp. Guadalajara, Oaxaca, Cha-
pala, Cuernavaca, Morelos, Jalapa Mexici.

377. Puccinia Penniseti Zimm. Berichte iib. Land und Forstwirth. 1305
Deutsch. Ostafrika, 1904, I, p. 16, t. I, f. 5. Maculis longitu-
dinalibus, flavis, demum atro -brunneis ; teleutosoris atris in centro
macularum; uredosporis versiformibus ovato-piriformibus, verru-
culosis, 33-38 « 23-: K); pedicello hyalino 25 « 5; poris germinativis
quaternis a^quatorialibus ; teleutosporis oblongo-clavatis, apice ro-
tundatis, constricto-1-septatis, 40-60 » 16-20; pedicello hyalino,
brevissimo 6-9 \i. cr. ; paraphysibus nullis; poris germinativis
nullis visis.

Hab. in foliis et eulmis Penniseti spicati, Amani in
Africa orient. — A Pucc. purpurea et P. Maydis praesertim pe-
dicello brevissimo dignoscenda. Quoad P. Penniseti Barcl. Journ.
Asiat. Soc. Beng. 1891, pag. 215, cfr. Syd. Monogr. Ured. I,
p. 804.

378. Puccinia Arthuri Sydow Mon. Ured. I, 775. — Uredosoris am- 1306
phigenis minutis subrotundis, tectis flavo-ferrugineis ; uredosporis
subglobosis echinulatis, ilavo-brunneis 22-32 « 20-25, soris germin.

4 aiquatorialibus; teleutosoris vulgo oblongis, 1 mm. long., tectis
tandem erumpentibus, atris; teleutosporis ovato-oblongis vel ob-
longo-clavatis apice rotundatis leniterque incrassitis 3-6 a., medio
subconstrictis, basi rotundatis v. tenuatis, levibus, brunneis, 28-
45 « 16-24; pedicello hyalino v. flavidulo persistenti, crasso, usque
100 [i. longo.

Hab. in foliis Penniseti mexicani, Mexico (Holway).

379. Puccinia Rottboelliae Sydow, Mon. Ured. I, p. 800, tab. XLII, 1301
fig. 545. — Teleutosoris subsparsis oblongis vel linearibus 0,5-3
mm. long., epidermide fissa cinctis, atris; tolcutosporis ellipsoideo-
oblongis, apice rotudatis subincrassatis usque 10 ;j.., medio vix
constrictis basi rotundatis, levibus, brunneis, 34-54^22-27; pedi-
cello hyalino persistenti crassiusculo, usque 120 \i. longo, s.epc
lateraliter inserto.

Hab, in foliis B-ottboellia: arundinace;o in valle Mai Me-
zanmc Abyssiniaj (Schimper).

380. Puccinia luxuriosa Sydow, Mon. Ured. I, p. 812, tab. XLIL igoe
fig. 548, P. tosta v. luxurians Arth. Bull. Torr. Cl. 1902, p. 22! 1

— Teleutosoris amphigenis, subsparsis srpe striiformibus, usque
6 mm. long., atris; uredosporis immixtis subglobosis, vorrucoso-
irhinulatis, flavo-brunneis, 22-30 ;i. diam., poris gormin. 6 instru-

Urediriacese, Didymosporse, Puccinia. 391

ctis, ca. 2 p. cr. ; teleutosporis ellipsoideo-oblongis, apiee rotun-
datis, incrassatis usque 10 [j.., medio subconstrictis, basi sa^pius
rotundatis, levibus, brunneis, 36-56 » 20-28; pedicello apice brun-
neolo, persistenti, crasso, usque 110 [t. longo.

Hab. in foliis Sporoboli airoidis, Oregon et Montana
Amer. bor.

381. Puccinia Actinellae (Webb.) Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 4, 1902.
Ita vocanda Puccinia Tanaceti D. C. var. Actinettce Webb. Rep.
Nebraska 1889 et Sacc. Syll. IX, p. 302.

382. Puccinia Gnaphalii (Speg.) Henn. in Hedw. 1902, p. (66), Uredo
Gnaphalii Speg. — Syll. VII, pag. 849. — Huc ducenda est P.
gnaphalicola Henn. — Syll. XVI, p. 295.

383. Puccinia Mac-Alpini Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 100. Ita dicenda
P. Hypochoeridis Mc. Alp. in Roy. Soc. Victoria 1894, p. 217 et
Sacc. — Syll XIV, p. 310, nec Oud.

384. Puccinia nigrescens Kirchn. in Lotos 1856, p. 182, Syd. Mon.
Ured. vol. I, p. 288. Ita vocanda Pucc. obtusa Schroet. in Abh.
Schl. Ges. 1869, p. 13. — Sacc. Syll. VII, p. 604.

385. Puccinia Giberti Speg., Sacc. Syll. VII, p. 653, Puccinia Hypti-
dis (Curt.) Tracy et Earle in Bull. Missip. Agr. Exper. Stat.
XXXIV, 1895, p. 86. Status secidialis est JEcidium tucumanense
Speg. — Sacc. Syll. VII, p. 816, Mcidium Hyptidis P. Henn. —
Sacc. Syll. XIV, p. 385.

386. Puccinia Salviae-ianceolatae Bubak in Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I,
p. 294, tab. XX, f. 280, Puccinia nigrescens Peck in Bot. Graz.
1878, p. 35, Sacc. — Syll. VII, p. 720, nec Kirchn.

387. Puccinia constricta (Lag.) Bubak in Centralbl. f. Bakter. 1902,
IX, p. 919. Ita vocanda P. Schneideri var. constricta Lagh.
Syll. IX, p. 302.

388. Puccinia Porteri Peck in Th. C. Porter and John M. Coulter
Synop. of the Fl. of Colorado 1874, p. 164, Syd. Mon. Ured.
vol. I, p. 258. Huc ducenda Pucc. albulensis P. Magn. in Ber.
Deuts. Bot. Ges. 1890, p. 169, Sacc. Syll. IX, p. 300.

389. Puccinia Veronicae Schrot., Syd. Monogr. Ured. I, p. 256. Ita
vocanda est Pucc. Veroniccu (Schum.) Wint., nam exempl. orig.
Schumacheri Uredinis Veroniccc nullam Uredineam pr;ebent.

390. Puccinia Lobeliae Grev. Bull. Bufif. Soc. Nat. Sc. I. p. 66 (1873)
Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 195. Huc spectat Puccinia microsperma
B. et C. in Grev. III, p. 55 et Sacc. Syll. VII, p. 713.

391. Puccinia phlyctopus Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 242, tab. XVI,

392 Uredinacese, Didymosporse, Puccinia.

fig. 225, Pucc. Amphilophii Diot. et Holw. iu Bot. Gaz. XXV,
1897, p. 30, Sacc Syll. XIV, p. 326. — Matrix est Pitheco-
ctenium hexagonum, nec Amphilophium ; nomen spccinYum
ergo corrigendum erat.
392. Puccinia Toumeyi Sacc. et Syd. (= P. circinans Ell. et Ev. nec
Diet.). — Syll. XVI, pag. 299, 1902 (Febr.). Huc ducenda eel
P. Chasmatis Ell. et Ev. in Journ. of Mycol. vol. 8, p. 15, 1902
(Majo).

393 Puccinia novo-zelandica Bubak in Sitz. Kgl. bohm. Ges. Wiss.
Prag 1901. p. 5 (extr.) Ita vocanda Pucc. compacta Berk. in Fl.
Nov. Zeal. II, p. 195 et Sacc. Syll. IX, p. 309, non Kunze.

394. Puccinia Schweinfurthii (P. Henn.) Magn. in Ber. Deutsch. Bot.
Ges. 1892, p. 44, Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, fasc. III, p. 449. Huc
ducenda, teste Magn. Rostrupia SchweinfurthWP. Henn., Sacc. Sjdl.
XI, p. 208.

395. Puccinia gregaria Kunze in Weigelt exsicc. 1827, Syd. Mon.
Ured. vol. I, fasc. III, pag. 520. Huc ducendae sunt Dasyspora
foveolata Berk. et Curt. — Syll. IX, p. 314 et XI, pag. 205 et
Pucc. Winteri Pazschke — Syll. IX, p. 300.

396. Puccinia acuminata Peck in 23 Rep. State Bot. Mus. New York
1872, p. 57, nec Fuck. Ita vocanda Pucc. porphyrogenita Curt. in
Thuem. Myc. uu. n. 545, Sacc. Syll. VII, p. 703. '

397. Puccinia Ribis DC. - Syll. VII, pag. 679. — Huc ducenda
Pucc. Acerum Link ex errore matricis orta.

398. Puccinia Mariae-Wilsoni Clint. — Syll. VII, p. 673. — Pucc.
claytoniata Syd. Monogr. Urecl. I, p. 561. Huc spectat JEcidium
claytoniatum Schw. 1834.

399. Puccinia Thuemeniana Voss. — Sacc. Syll. VII, p. 618. — Status
ascidiosp. est sEcidium involvens Voss.

400. Puccinia Arenariae (Schum.) Schrot. — Syll. VII, p. 683. Huc
spectat Pucc. circinans Fuck. Campanulce Trachelio falso attributa.

401. Puccinia solitaria Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, tasc. III, pag. 483.
Sic denominanda P. simplex Peck — Syll. VII, p. 698, nec Korn.

402. Puccinia aegra Grove — Sacc. Syll. VII, p. 614. — Status aeci-
diosporus est MciMum depauperans Vize.

403. Puccinia asiatica (Kom.) Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, fasc. III,
pag. 499. Ita vocanda P. Heuchercv (Scliw.) Diet. var. a&iaHca
Kom. — Sacc. Syll. XVI, p. 286.

404. Puccinia curtipes Howe in Bull. Torr. Bot. Club. 1874, p. :).
— Syll. VII, p. 619. Huc ducenda sunt, teste Sydow Mon. Ured.

Urerliriacese, Didymosporse, Puccinia. 393

vol. I, fasc. III, pag. 501, P. Saxifragce Schlecht. var. curtipes
Diet. et P. striata Cooke. — Syll. VII, p. 734.

405. Puccinia Heucherae (Schw.) Diet. in Ber. Deutsch. Bot. G-es.
1891, p. 42, Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, pag. 497, Ureclo Heucherce
Schw. Syn. Fg. Carol. p. 71 (1822). - - Huc ducendge P. Tiarelltv
B. et C. — Sacc. Syll. VII, p. 701 — , P. spreta Peck — Syll. VII,
p. 701, P. congregata Harkn. — Syll. VII, p. 702.

406. Puccinia Astrantiae Kalchbr. Verz. Zipser Schwamme in Mitt.
d. Ung. Akad. du Wissensch. Pest. Bd. III, 1865, p. 309, Syd.
Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 361. Huc ducenda Pucc. astrantiicola Bu-
bak in Sity. Kgl. bohm. G-es. Wiss. 1900, n. XXVI, Sacc. Syll.
XVI, p. 285.

407. Puccinia Falcariae (Pers.) Fuck. Symb. Myc. 1869, p. 52, Syd.
Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 380. Ita vocanda Pucc. Sii-Falcarice (Pers.)
Schroet. Sacc. Syll. VII, p. 666.

408. Puccinia bullata (Pers.) Schrot. — Syll. VII, pag. 634. Huc
spectat P. Castagnei Schrot., qure non in Thalictro sed in Silao
pratensi provenit, teste cl. Tranzs. Ann. mycol. 1904, p. 158.

409. Puccinia Eryngii DC. Encyl. VIII, p. 249 (1808) et Fl. franc

VI, p. 58, Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, pag 379. Ita vocanda Puc-
cinia Pimpinellce (Str.) Lk. var. Eryngii Wint. — Sacc. Syll. VII.
p. 616-17.

410. Puccinia tumida Grev. Fl. Edinb. p. 430 (1824). Ita vocanda
Puccinia isoderma Lindr. — Sacc. Syll. XVI, p. 284.

411. Puccinia Peucedani-parisiensis (DC.) Lindr. in Acta Soc pro
Fauna et Fl. fenn. XXII, I, pag. 79 (1902), P. Umbelliferarum
var. Peucedani-parisiensis DC. Huc ducendae sunt Pucc. rugulosa
Tranzsch. — Sacc. Syll. XI, p. 187 — et P. auloderma Lindr. —
Syll. XVI, p. 282.

412. Puccinia Bupleuri-falcati (DC.) Wint. Pilze 1884, p. 212. Huc
spectant Puccinia Bupleuri Rud. in Linmea IV, pag. 514. Sacc.
Syll. VII, pag. 610, Ureclo Bupleuri Barcl. Descript. List of tho
Ured. of Simla III, pag. 98, Sacc. Syll. IX, p. 332.

413. Puccinia Bulbocastani (Cum.) Fuck. Symb. Myc. p. 52 (1869).
Ita vocanda Puccinia Bunii Wint. Pilze p. 197, Sacc. Syll. VII,
p. 667.

414. Puccinia punctata Link Obs. Myc. II, p. 30, in Mag. naturf.
Feunde Berlin 1816, Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 213. Ita vocanda
Puccinia Galii (Pers.) Schw*ein Syn. Carol. p. 73 et Sacc. Syll.

VII, p. 600.

394 Uredinaceae, Didymosponr, Diorchidium.

415*. Puccinia Morreniae (Speg.) Syd. Mon. Ured. vol. I, p. 332. Ita

vocanda Pucc. Araujce Lv. var. Morrenice Speg. in Fung. Argent.

novi v. crit. 1899, p. 226. - Sacc. Syll. XVI, pag. 305.

416. Puccinia Muhlenbeckiae (Cooke) Syd. Mon. Ured vol. I, fasc. III,
p. 566. Ita vocanda P. Rumicis scutati (DC.) "Wint. var. Milhlen-
beclda? Cooke — Syll. IX, p. 299.

417. Puccinia Polygoni-amphibii Pers. — Syll. VII, p. 636. Hujus
est synonymon Puccinia /->/simacJii(i: Karst. ex errore matricis orta.

418. Puccinia pallens Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1903, pag. 19. Ita denomi-
nanda P. pallida Massee, Kew Bull. 1901, p. 168, cum exstet ho-
monyma Tracyii (1893).

419. Puccinia Asphodeli Duby — Sacc. Syll. VII, p. 666. — Huc
ducenda est P. macidicola D' Alm. et Da Cam. in Rev. agr. de
Port. 1903. n. 7, p. 226, in foliis Asphodeli nec in foliis Ur-
ginere Scillae ut creditur 1. c. — Confer errata-corrige in Re-
vista agronomica de Portugal, 1903, n. 12, pag. 393.

420. Puccinia Rossiana (Sacc.) Lagh. in Bol. Soc. Brot. 1890, VIII,
p. 137. Ita nominanda P. Liliacearum Duby var. Rossiana Sacc.
Syll. VII, p. 668, P. Scillce Linh Syll. VII, pag. 733: cfr.
Syd. Mon. Ured. I, 1903, p. 631, tab. XXXV, fig. 470.

421. Puccinia Buchloes (Webb.) Syd. Mon. Ured. I, 1903, p. 740.
Huc ducenda est P. vexans Farl. var. Buchloes Webb. — Syll.
IX, p. 308.

422. Puccinia purpurea Cooke — Syll. VII, p. 657. — Quoad illu-
strationem et synonymiam cfr. W. Busse in Berichte Deutsch.
Bot. Gesell. 1982, p. 283, c. tabula.

423. Puccinia tatarica Tranzsch. ap. Syd. Monogr. Ured. I, p. 864.
Ita vocandus, test. Tranzsch. et Syd. 1. c, Uromyces Mtdgedii
Lindr. (vide supra pag. 244), nam typus teleutosporas biloculares
numerosissimas, ellipsoideas, non v. vix constrictas, loste brunneas,
30-40 » 18-26, intermixtis mesosporis, gignit.

Hab. in foliis caulibusque Mulgedii tatarici, Tibet.

DIORCHIDIUM Kalchbr. — Syll. VII p. 736, IX p. 314, XIV p. 359,
XVI p. 313.

1. Diorchidium manaosense P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, p. 159 (Hedw. 1309
1904). — Maculis fusco-ferrugineis, bullatis, rotundatis vel con-
fluentibus; soris rotundato-congestis, fusco-cinnamomeis, plerumquo
zona incrassata atra circundatis, Kypophyllia vel pedunculicolis
effusis; teleutospon - plerumque diorchidiis, verticale 1-septatis, 2B-

Uredinacese, Didymosporse, Gymnoconia. 395

30 [x. longis, 30-40 [x. latis, interdum horizontaliter septatis, cel-
lulis subglobosis valde constrictis, episporio crasso, castaneo verru-
coso, verrucis papilliformibus, hyalino-fuscidulis, 3-4 [A. diam.;
stipite ca. 10-15 « 6-8, hyalino, fuscidulo.

Hdb. in foliis caulibusque Lonchocarpi rariflori, Rio
Negro, Manaos, Amer. merid. — Affine D. Piptadenice Diet.
2. Diorchidium !eve Sacc. et Bizz. - - Syll. VII, p. 377. — Puccinia
levis (Sacc. et Bizz.) P. Magn. in Ber. Deutsch. Bot. G-es. 1891,
Bd. IX, p. 190, Syd. Mon. Ured. I, p. 759, Soris uredospo-

riferis amphigenis, maculis flavidis v. rufo-navis, indeterminatis,
insidentibus, sparsis, minutis, punctiformibus, rotundatis v. oblon-
gis, epidermide diu tectis, pulverulentis, flavo-brunneis; uredo-
sporis globosis, subglobosis vel ellipsoideis, echinulatis, brunneis
24-30 |i. diam. v. 24-30 « 17-24, poris germinationis binis instru-
ctis; soris teleutosporiferis amphigenis, sparsis, rotundatis v. ovatis
0,5-1 mm. diam., epidermide fissa cinctis, atris; teleutosporis elli-
psoideis v. oblongo-ellipsoideis, episporio superne valde incrassato,
usque 10 [j,., ad septum constrictis, septo plerumque verticali vel
obliquo, raro horizontali instructis, levibus, brunneis, 32-40 « 24-
38; pedicello hyalino, persistenti, crasso, usque 150 [j.. longo.

Hab. in foliis vivis Manisuris granularis in Brasilia,
Columbia, Portorico, Martinica, G-uadalupa. — TeleutosporsB ple-
raeque longitrorsum septatas hinc species in gen. Diorchidio ser-
vanda est.

STICHOPSORA Diet. — Syll. XVI p. 318.

1. Stichopsora Mentzeliae Diet. et Holw. in Bot. Gaz. 1901, n. 5, m{)
p. 337, et Hedw. 1901, p. (61). — Soris hypophyllis, sparsis, par-

vis , uredosporiferis luteo-aurantiacis, in sicco albis ; uredosporis
breve catenulatis 20-28 * 20-24, episporio verrucoso hyalino praxlitis;
soris teleutosporiferis viscidis, sanguineo-rubris 100-120 [j.. diam. ;
teleutosporis seriatis, cylindrico-clavatis vel ellipsoideis 24-45 v
14-20 initio 1-cellularibus, dein 1-septatis; episporio usque 8 [j..
crasso; sporidiolis ellipticis utrinque subconicis, 15 «10-13.
Hab. in foliis Mentzelhe hispid;c, Chapala Mexico.

2. Stichopsora Madiae (Cke.) Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 30. Huc du-
cendum Coleosporium Madice Cooke — Syll. VII, p. 758.

GYMNOCONIA Lagerh. - Syll. XIV p. 360, XVI p. 314.
1. Gymnoconia Riddelliae Griffiths in Bull. of the Torr. Bot. Club. 1902, 1311
pag. 296, fig. 6. — Pycnidiis hypophyllis, sparsis, prominenti-

1312

rs(.)f> Uredlnacese, Phrfigmosporfr, Chrysomyxa.

bus, aurantiaco-luteis ; sporidiis globulosis, hyalinis, 2-3 jj.. diam. ;
secidiis amphigenis, sparsis, circularibus, ovalibus, irregularibus v.
confmontibus, in areis latis lilacino-purpureis, in sicco brunneo-mar-
ginatis; iccidiosporis globosis vol subovatia 7-8 \i. diam., opisporio
levi, tenui; soris uredosporiferis amphigenis, circularibus, 0,5 mm.
diam., subepidermicis, maculas minutas albidas formantibus; uro-
dosporis subglobosis vel angulosis, 26-29 « 20-24, pallido brunneis,
opisporio tenui, minute tuberculato donatis; soris teleutosporife-
ris ampliigenis, nigris, erumpentibus; toleutosporis cuneato-olli-
pticis, 38-50 « 20-24 superne rotundatis vel obtusis, ad septum
constrictis, episporio levi superne crassiusculo ; pedicello hyalino,
persistenti, spora. duplo triplovo longiore.

Hab. in foliis caulibusque Riddellia; Cooperi, Tucson, Ari-
zona, Amer. bor.

SCHIZOSPORA P. Diet. — Syll. XIV p. 361.

1. Schizospora Anthocleistae P. Henn. Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1903, p. 41.

— Maculis rotundatis, fuscis dein exaridis; pycnidiis lagenifor-
mibus, ca. 250 jj.. longis; pseudoperidiis rotundato-dispositis, epi-
phyllis, utrinque primo subhemisphajricis, clausis, flavo-fuscidulis,
dein cupulato-apertis, contextu pseudoperidii cellulis oblongis, sub-
clavatis v. subfusoideis, ca. 60^20, hyalino-fuscidulis, reticulatis;
teleutosporis ellipsoideis vel ovoideis, 15-22 » 13-18, continuis, scd
plerumque oblongis, subfusoideis, utrinque attenuatis obtusis, me-
dio 1-septatis, constrictis, mox secedentibus, 40-60 ^ 16-20, epispo-
rio hyalino, subfuscidulo, granulato, haud pedicollatis catenulatisque.
Hab. in foliis Anthocleista.1 orientalis, Ost-Usambara
Africa^ orient. (Zimmermann).

Sect. 3. Phagmospone.

CHRYSOMYXA Ung. — Syll. VII p. 759, IX p. 317, XI p. 209, XII
p. 319.

1. Chrysomyxa Menziesiae Diet. in Bot. Jahrb. 1903, p. 627. — Soris 1313
in maculis fuscis hypophyllis, gregariis, irrogulariter confluentibus

et haud raro magnam partom paginse inferioris tegentibus, exsiccatis
albidis, pulvinatis, cellulis toleutosporarum 18-35« 12-19.

Hab. in foliis Menziesia' pentandr;o, Nikko Japonise

(KUSANO).

2. Chrysomyxa albida Kiihn — Sacc. Syll. VII, pag. 461 et Nol.-i-
Mycol. in Syd. Ann. mycologic. 1903, n. 1. p. 24. Torula Ure-

Uredinacese, Phrag-mosporfe, Coleosporium. 397

dinis (Link?) Fr., Sacc. Mycoth. Ven. n. 359! (1874), Oidium
Uredinis Link Sp. pl. Fungi p. 123 [?], Oospora Uredinis (Link?)
Sacc. - Syll. IV, p. 16!

Hab. quoque in pag. inf. foliorum Rubi fruticosi var., Mon-
tello Italige borealis, ubi jam legeram anno 1874! et 1903 (D. Sacc.
Myc. ital. n. 1105). — Adsunt uredosporae et teleutosporae. Incer-
tum, an species Linkiana huc spectet, quod tamen maxime pro-
babile. Pr;«ter Germaniam, Italia tantum videtur liucusque spe-
ciem alere.

3. Chrysomyxa Cassandrae (G-obi) Tranz. ap. Lindr. Mycol. Mitteil.
V-X, p. 3, 1902 (Act. Soc. Fenn), Uredo Cassandrm G-obi. —
Syll. VII, p. 844. — Teleutosoris perexiguis, 130-160 jji. diam.,
subaurantiis, hypophyllis; mycelio hyalino; teleutosporis hyalinis,
initio 1-cellularibus, tandem 3-4-cellularibus, 60-70 ;j,. long., cel-
lulis globoso-quadrangularibus 15-25*11-16; sporidiolis subglobo-
sis, 4,5 'jj.. diam., sterigmatibus clavatis, 22 « 4-5 (Lindroth 1. c).

Hab. in foliis Cassandra^ calyculatse, Karelia RossicB.

4. Chrysomyxa Woronini Tranzsch. in Centralbl. f. Bakter. n. Pa- 1314
rass. 1903, II Abt., Bd. XI, p. 106. (Absque diagnosi).

Hab. in foliis Ledi palustris in Rossia.

C0LE0SP0RIUM Lev. Syil. VII p. 751, IX p. 317, XI p. 208, XIV
p. 362, XVI p. 316.

1. Coleosporium thomeense P. Henn. in Bot. Ergebn. der Kunene 1315
Sambesi Expedit. p. 158 (1902). — Maculis flavo-fuscidulis ; soris
uredosporiferis hypophyllis sparsis, pulvinatis, epidermide pallida
fissa tectis; uredosporis ovoideis vel ellipsoideis, intus ilavo-fusci-
dulis, 30-35*16-19, episporio aculeato-verrucoso ; soris teleuto-
sporiferis sparsis vel gregariis hypophyllis, ceraceis flavo-auran-
tiacis, discoideo-applanatis, rotundato-angulatis, ca. 0,6 mm. diam.;
teleutosporis clavatis, curvulis, primo continuis, intus flavo-brun-
neis, dein 3-septatis, 60-75 « 17-20, apice rotundato-incrassatis;
promycelio filiformi, sporidiolis ellipsoideis hyalinis.

Hab. in foliis Vernoniae spec. in insula S. Thome Africa3
Austr.

2. Coleosporium Verbesinae Diet. et Holw. in Bot. Gaz. 1901, p. 337. 1316
— Soris sparsis v. in greges irregulares congestis, hypophyllis ; ure-
dosporiferis luteo-aurantiacis, teleutosporiferis pallide rubris; ure-
dosporis elliptico-globosis, 26-33 « 23-26, episporio vorrucoso hya-
lino donatis; teleutosxjoris cylindraceis, 130^12-18, apice conicis.

398 Uredinacenv Phragmosporse, Coleosporium.

llah. in foliis Verbesina- virgatce, Rio Honrto cafion, pr.
nrbem Mexico et Cuornavaca in Mexico.

3. Coleosporium anceps Diet. et Holw. in Bot. Gaz. 1901, p. 337. 1317
— Soris urertosporiferis punctatis, sparsis vel in greges circulares
rtispositis, hypophyllis. in sicco albidis; uredosporis ellipsoideis,
oblongis vel globosis, 17-25 w 15-20, tuberculis longe cylinrtraceis
donatis; soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis in maculis luteo-brun-
neis, in greges irrogulares v. circulares rtispositis. melleis, viscosis;
teleutosporis cylindraceo-clavatis, 90 « 18-25 4-cellularibus; pedi-
cello 60-70 [).. longo; sporidiolis subcylindraceis, 24-30^12-15.

Ilab. in foliis Verbesinaj sph crocephala;, Chapala, Mexico. Kil*

4. Coleosporium paraphysatum Diet. et Holw. in Bot. Gaz. 1901,
p. 337. — Soris hypophyllis in maculis luteis vel pallide brun-
neis, parvulis, sparsis; uredosporis oblongo-ellipsoideis v. clavatis,
sparse verrucosis, 26-43 * 17-24; teleutosporis diu ellipsoirteis con-
tinuis, dein cylindraceo-clavatis, 1-soptatis, 45-65*17-22; para-
physibus filiformibus.

Ilab. in foliis Liabi discoloris, Chapala, Moxico.

5. Coleosporium Plumierae Pat. Champ. de la Guadeloupe ser. III, in 1319
Bull. Soc. Myc. de France, t. XVIII, fasc. II, 1902. — Maculis
amphigenis, sparsis vel confluentibus, subrotundis vol angulosis,
rubris, 1-3 mm. diam. ; soris uredosporiferis hypophyllis, convexis,
luteis, 350-500 ij.. rtiam.,' initio velatis dein erumpontibus, pulvoru-
lentis; uredosporis breve catenulatis, rotundatis, ovoideis, angu-
Josis, minute verruculosis, 30-40 « 20-30, episporio hyalino, luteolis;
soris teleutosporiferis luteo-aurantiacis , minoribus; teleutosporis
aurantiacis, superne obtusis, inferne attenuatis transverse 3-se-
ptatis 60-85 « 20.

Hab. in pag. inf. foliorum Plumiera3 albas, Guadalupa
Americae sejot.

6. Coleosporium Actaeae Karsfc. Fungi nov. Loonnb. 1904, p. 6 (Fin- 1320
ska Vetensk. Soc). — Soris urortosporiforis hypophyllis, minutis,
rotundatis vel irregularibus, sparsis vol saepius in parvos greges
congestis, haurt raro confluentibus, riavo-rufis; urertosporis in oo-
dem soro rtiiformibus, breviter cafcenulatis, mox secodontibus ro-
tundatis vel oblongato-clavatis, subinde angulafcis, aurantio-flavis.

Ilab. in foliis Actaeae rubrae in rcgiono Baicalensi (0. A. F.

LoNNBOHW .

7 Coleosporium CampanulaB Pers.) Lcv. — Syll. VII, p. 753. J£u«

Uredinacese, Phrag-mosporse, Phragmidium. 399

spectat Ccuoma Moroti Poir. et Har. in Campanula rotundifolia
nec Cardamine lectum. Cfr. Tranzs. Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 157.

PHRAGMIDIUM Link — Syll. VII p. 742, IF p. 315, XI pag. 206,
XIV p. 809, XVI p. 779, 1150.

1. Phragmidium occidentale Arthur, Plantae Bakerianaj, fasc. II fungi 1321
p. 3. — Maculis pallide luteolis; secidiis hypophyllis, rotundatis

1 mm. diam.; aecidiosporis concatenatis, aurantiacis, rotundato-
ellipticis, 24-30« 19-24; paraphysibus curvulis, hyalinis; soris ure-
dosporiferis et teleutosporiferis gregariis ; uredosporis obovatis,
echinulatis, superne minime papillatis, 18-22 « 26-28 ; teleutosporis
cylindraceis, fere nigris, 5-7-septatis, tuberculatis, 85-110 jj.. longis,
apice rotundatis, superne papilla conica subhyalina donatis; pe-
dicello teleutospora longiore inferne incrassato subhyalino.

Hab. in foliis Rubi Nutkani prope Pagosa Peak, Sonth
Colorado Amer. bor.

2. Phragmidium heterosporum Diet. in Bot. Jahrb. 1903, p. 626. — 1322
Soris hypophyllis, sparsis, minutis; uredosporiferis aureis, teleu-
tosporiferis nigris vel griseis; uredosporis clavatis vel pirifor-
mibus, 25-44 « 11-17, episporio incolorato asperulo indutis, para-
physibus arcuatis circumdatis; teleutosporis plerumque bi-usque
quadrilocularibus, ad septa constrictis 57-90 » 21-25, episporio levi,
sordide brunneo indutis, maturis statim germinantibus ; pedicello
usque 60 [x. longo, interdum inflato suffultis vel sine pedicello.

Hab. in foliis Rubi trifidi, Ito in prov. Izu Japoniaj (Ku-

SANO).

3. Phragmidium griseum Diet. in Bot. Jahrb. 1902, p. 49. — Soris 1323
in maculis violaceis hypophyllis, mediocribus, sparsis vel irregu-
lariter congestis, uredosporiferis aurantiacis, teleutosporiferis atris,
mox griseis, pulvinatis; uredosporis obovatis vel rarius subglobo-

sis, 21-29 « 17-20, verruculosis, poris germinationis numerosis, ma-
gnis instructis; teleutosporis 1-4-locularibus, ad septa interdum
constrictis, episporio levi, sordide brunneo, apice modice incrassato
indutis, 75 * 20-28, vertice rotundatis vel in papillam conoideam
hyalinam protractis, pedicello longo crasso, firmo sufTultis.

Hab. in foliis Rubi incisi, in prov. Kozuke Japonise (Ku-

SANO).

4. Pragmidium Barnardi Plowr. et Wint. — Syll. VII, p. 746. 1324
var. pauciloculare Diet. in Bot. Jahrb. 1902, p. 49. — Teleuto-
sporis 3-6 plerumque 4-locularibus ; cetera ut in forma typica.

'100 Uredinacese, Phragmosporse, Phragmidiom.

Hab. In foliis Rubi parvifolii, in prov. Kozuke Japoniae

(KlJSANO).

5. Phragmidium affine Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 29. — Soris ure- 1325
dqsporiferis hypophyllis, maculis minutis flavis 1-2 mm. diam.
insidentibus, sparsis, minutis, flavis; uredosporis globosis, subglo-
bosis vel ellipsoideis, verruculoso-echinulatis, hyalino-flavidis, 22-

27 * 18-24; soris teleutosporiferis hypophyllis, singulis interdum
etiam epiphyllis, sparsis, minutis, ca. 0,8-1 mm. diam. pulveru-
lentis, atro-brunneis ; teleutosporis oblongis, typice 2-septatis, ra-
rissime 1- vel 3-septatis, ad septa ut plurimum non constrictis,
utrinque rotundatis, apice verruculoso-tuberculatis, dilute brunneis
35-50 « 20-25, rarius 3-septatis, usque 56 ;j.. longis, episporio
usque 3 u. crasso; pedicello hyalino, usque 50 ;j.. longo, crasso,
basim versus leniter attenuato.

Hab. in foliis vivis Potentillse Blaschkean.r. Lisson in
California, Bauf in Canada, Amer. bor.

6. Phragmidium Potentillas canadensis Dietel in Hedw. 1903, p. (179;. 1326
— Soris hypophyllis minutis in maculis purpureis, brunneis vel
flavis; uredosporis ellipsoideis, 18-22^15-17, episporio tenui ver-
ruculoso incolorato vestitis, contextu aureo ; soris teleutosporiferis
cinnamomeis ; teleutosporis 2-4-cellularibus, clavatis v. elongato-el-
lipsoideis, interdum curvatis, usque 100 a. longis, 23-34 ;x. latis,
superne rotundatis vel rarius conoideis, episporio flavo-brunneo

vel dilute castaneo, apice plerumque modice incrassato indutis,
pedicello usque 70 p.. longo suffultis.

Hab. in foliis Potentilla1 canadensis in America bor.

7. Phragmidium Andersoni Shear in Bull. of the Torr. Bot. Club. V32i
1902, pag. 453. — Soris amphigenis, leniter pulvinatis, luteolis,
sparsis abundantibusque, 200-400 ;j.. diam.; teleutosporis oblongo-
cylindraceis, dense tuberculato-rugosis, fere nigris, 60-75 « 32-34,
bi-qua'lri-septatis, papilla apicali subhyalina, raro obscura, dona-
tis; pedicello hyalino 60-105 \i. longo, fistuloso, ruguloso incras-
sato, 15-20 ;j.. crasso.

Hab. in foliis Pontentillie fruticos;c, Amer. bor.

8. Phragmidium Ivesiae Syd. in Ann. Mycol. I, 1903, p. 329. — Soris 1328
uredosporiferis amphigenis, plerumque hypophyllis, maculis nullis

vel indeterminatis pallescentibus insidentibus, sparsis, minutis,
punctiformibus , pulverulentis, dilute brunneis ; uredosporis glo-
bosis vel subglobosis. rarius ellipsoideis, echinulato-verruculosis,
livalino-flavidis, 22-27 v 20-25, episporio ca. 2,5 ;j.. crasso; soris

Uredinacese, Phrag-mosporse, Pucciniastrum 401

teleutosporiferis ampliigenis, eisclem maculis insidentibus, sparsis,
minutis, pulverulentis, obscure brunneis; teleutosporis ellipsoideis
vel oblongis, apice rotundatis, non incrassatis, basi rotundatis,
typice 2-septatis, rarissime 3-septatis, ad septa ut plurimum non
constrictis, apice parce et minutissime tuberculatis alibi levibus,
melleis, tandem flavo-brunneis, 40-50 « 22-34 rarius usque 54 a.
longis, episporio ca. 3 a. crasso; pedicello hyalino, usque 45 a.
longo, crasso, basim versus attenuato, in aqua tandem intume-
scente.

Hab. in foliis vivis Ivesiae unguiculatae in California
(G-. Engelmann).

PUCCINIASTRUM Ofctli Syll. p. 762, IX p. 318, XIV p. 363.

XVI p. 319.

1. Pucciniastrum Castaneae Diet. in Hedw. 1902, p. (178). — Soris 1329
uredosporiferis hypophyllis sparsis, minimis, epidermide circum-
vallatis v. semitectis; uredosporis obovatis, 15-20*10-14, epispo-

rio hyalino echinulato donatis, paraphysibus clavatis circumval-
latis; soris teleutosporiferis amphigenis subepidermicis, melleis v.
cinnamomeis, parvis, sparsis vel confertis; teleutosporis 1-4 vel
plurilocularibus, 21-37 a. long., singulis cellulis 5-12 ix. latis, fla-
vidulis, apice non incrassatis.

Hab. in foliis Castaneae vulgaris var. japonicae, Nikko
Japoniae (Nishida).

2. Pucciniastrum Boehmeriae (Diet.) Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 19, 1330
Uredo Boehmerice Diet. in Engl. Jahrb. XXVIII, p. 290 (1900).

— Soris uredosporiferis hypophyllis, minutis, pallide ochraceis,
pseudoperidio hemisphserico inclusis; uredosporis ovatis v. ellipsoi-
deis, echinulatis, subhyalinis, 18-24 » 13-18; soris teleutosporiferis
hypophyllis, maculis indeterminatis brunneis insidentibus, sparsis
vel laxe aggregatis, subepidermicis, minutissimis, ochraceis vel
oehraceo-fuscis; teleutosporis plerumque 1-4-locularibus, vario
modo in cellulas divisis, 18-36 «14-20, hyalino-navescentibus,
levibus non incrassatis.

Hdb. in foliis yivis Boehmerke bilobae, japonicae, spieatn-
multis locis, in Japonia.

3. Pucciniastrum Kusanoi Diet. in Bot. Jahrb. 1903, p. 629. — Soris 1331
uredosporiferis hypophyllis sparsis, minimis, 8-9 a. diam., pseu-
doperidio hemispha^rico inclusis; uredosporis obovatis v. ellipsoi-
deis, 18-25« 13-17, episporio incolorato, echinulato prsedifcis; soris

•26

iicj Uredinacese, Phragmosporse, Hapalophragmium.

teleutosporiferis indeterminatis, cinnamomcis; teleutosporis uni-
usque quadrilocularibus, confertis, globosis vel mutua prossione
angularibus irregularibusvo, 20-2B jj.. diam., episporio lovi dilute
bruuneo indutis.

Hab. in foliis Clethra? barbinorvis, Swaki Japoniaj (Kusano).

TRIPHRAGMIUM Link. — Syll. VII p. 768, IX p. 318, XI p. 209,
\ VI p. 1322 *).

1. Triphragmium Ulmariae Schum.) Link. — Syll. VII, p. 768. — var. 1332
alpinum Lagher. in Vestergr. Myc. rar. selecti Bot. Not. 1902,

p. 175. — A typo differt absentia status secundarii Uredinis et
soris teleutosporarum maximis, nervincolis (eadem forma ut in
. statu primario Uredinis).

Hab. in foliis Ulmariae pentapetahe in regione alpina ad
Stromsmo, Tromsoe, Norvegia.

2. Triphragmium Nishidanum Diet. in Hedw. 1902, p. (177). — Soris 1333
minutis sparsis castaneis hypophyllis, primo tectis, deinde nudis,
pulverulentis; teleutosporis subglobosis, 40-50 u,. latis, ad septa
non vel vix constrictis, poro solitario laterali in quaque cellula
instructis, castaneis, grosse tuberculatis, breviter pedicellatis.

Hab. in foliis Astilbes sinensis, var. albiflor.c, Nik-
ko Japonia3 (Nishida).

HAPALOPHRAGMIUM Syd. in Hedw. 1901, p. (64). — Syll. XVI p. 1121.

1. Hapalophragmium Derridis H. et P. Syd. in Hedw. 1901, p. (64). 1334
— Soris uredosporiferis amphigenis, plerumque hypophyllis, mi-
nutis. punctiformibus, sparsis vel compluribus dense aggregatis
confluentibusque ot tunc 1-2 mm. diam., cinnamomeis eompactiu-
sculis, maculis purpureo-brunneis v. obscure brunneis plerumque
insidontibus; uredosporis globosis, subglobosis, ovatis vel pirifor-
mibus, membrana in sporis globosis icquabili crassitudine, in spo-
ris piriformibus apice incrassata, grosse aculeata, flavo-brunnea,
poris germinationis binis (ut videtur), 25-30 u.. diam. v. 27-36 «
19-25; soris teleutosporiferis amphigonis, plerumquc hypophyllis,
maculis minutis minusque manifestis insidentibus, sparsis, minutis,

*) Cfr. Milesi e Traverso, Saggio di una monografia del genere Triphrag-
mium in Anii. Myool. 11)04, p. 143-150. tab. V, ubi .speoie.s hueusque coguitiB de-
scribuutur et figuris col. illustrantur.

Uredinacese, Dictyosporse, Ravenelia. 403

punctiformibus, non connuentibus, e compactiusculo demum sub-
pulverulentis, flavo-brunneis; teleutosporis radiatim 3-cellularibus,
levibus, pallide flavo-brunneis, totis 38-58 « 27-38, quaque cellula
ca. 28-38 « 14-22, membrana tenui, apice non incrassata, cellula
apicali epedicellata, duabus basalibus pedicello communi hyalino,
apice crassiusculo deorsum attenuato 30-50 ;j.. longo sufFultis; po-
ris germinationis ad apicem v. juxta apicem cujusque cellulse sitis.
Hab. in foliis vivis Derridis uliginosae, Tanga in Africa
trop. (Hetnsen) et in insula Nossi-Be (Hildebrandt).
2. Hapalophragmium setulosum (Pat.) Syd. in Ann. mycol. 1904, p. 350.
Ita vocandum, teste cl. Sydow 1. c, THpliragmiwm setulosum Pat.
— Syll. IX, p. 318 — ex eo quod articuli basalcs teloutosporarum
sint bini nec singulus et sori valde compacti.

Sect. 4. Dictyosporae.

RAVENELIA Berk. — Syll. VII p. 770, IX p. 318, XI p. 210, XIV
p. 363, XVI p. 323 *).

1. Ravenelia siliquae Long, Bot. Gaz. 1903, p. 118, fig. 7. Soris [335
subcutaneo-erumpentibus ; uredosoris orbicularibus, amplis, 1-4
mm., diam., cinnamomeo-brunneis, epidermide rupta elevata cin-
ctis, sparsis vel plus minus connuentibus ; uredosporis fulvis, epi-
sporio dense verrucoso, oblongo-ovoideis v. ovato-fusoideis, 20-

33 « 13-17, soepius 30 v 16, poris germ. 8, in binas sories juxta
sequatorem quaternatis ; paraphysibus rarissimis, clavatis, 43 * 7,
hyalinis, apice fulvellis.

Hab. in leguminibus Acacia^ Farnesianm. Etla, Oaxaca
Mexico (Holway). — Teleutospor;i> nullse visa3. Cl. Long lcgumen
Acacioe pro siliqua habet!

2. Ravenelia fragrans Long, Bot. Gaz. 1903, p. 123, fig. 14. — Ure- 1336
dosoris subcutaneo-erumpentibus, primariis typice dense confluen-
tibus foliaque ramulosque inflantibus, secundariis subsparsis vel
connuentibus, fulvis; uredosporis crasse tunicatis, sporis primariis
angulosis, ultimis ovoicleo-globosis, dense spinulosis, 17-23 « 13-17,

*) Cfr. illustratiouem hujus generis icouibus dilucidatam, cl. W. 1T. Long,
in Bot. Gaz. 1903, p. 111-133 (ad species boreali-americanas).

l"l Uredinacese, Dictyosporse, Ravenelia.

■

poris germ. pluribus; paraphysibus copiosissimis clavatis, 40-50 «
.VI 2, hyalinis, f ulvo-capitatis j teleutosoris amphigenis et petioli-
dis, minutis, vix 1 mm. diam., atro-brunneis ; teleutosporaruni
capitulis castaneo-brunneis, globulosis, 70-85*30-35, papillatis;
teleutosporis 5-6 in sectione diam., papillis hyalinis brevibus 3-4
supra praeditis, 33-3S « 17-20; cellulis cystoideis ovoideo-oblongis,
hyalinis, infra totum capitulum pendulis; pedicello hyalino, com-
posito, brevi, deciduo.

llab. in foliis, petiolis ramulisque Mimosaj fragrantis,
Texas Amer. bor. (Aussin). — Affinis E. expansw.

3. Ravenelia Longiana Syd. in Hedw. 1901 p. (128). — Soris ure- 1337
dosporiferis amphigenis, maculis nullis v. obsoletis, pallidis insi-
dentibus, minutis, sparsis v. aggregatis confluentibusque, pulveru-
lentis, pallide brunneis; uredosporis globosis, subglobosis vel elli-
psoideis, subtiliter echinulatis, flavo-brunneis, 20-27 a. diam.; soris
teleutosporiferis amphigenis, minutis, sparsis vel plerumque in
greges ca. 2 mm. latos aggregatis et confluentibus, pulverulentis,
atris; capitulis teleutosporarum irregulariter rotundatis, hemispha--
ricis, levibus e sporis unicellularibus 5-7 in omni directione com-
positis, castaneo-brunneis, 55-90 \x. diam. ; sporis unicellularibus

1 1-19 a. diam.; cellulis cystoideis numerosis, globosis v. subglo-
bosis, hyalinis 14-19 « 14-16, vix persistentibus ; hyphis pedicellum
constituentibus discretis haud conjunctis.

Ilab. in foliis vivis Cassise Rcemerianie, Austin, Texas. 1338

4. Ravenelia spinulosa Diet. et Hohv. in Bot. Gaz. 1901, pag. 336.

- Soris amphigenis, erumpentibus, uredosporiferis, ochraceis ; ure-
dosporis ellipsoideis vel fere globosis, 18-23 <- 16-19, pallide brun-
neis, spinulis brevissimis vestitis, paraphysibus intermixtis; soris
ex capitulis teleutosporarum nigris, hemisplia;ricis, 75-110 \i. diam.,
7-9 sporis, pallide brunneis formatis; sporis 11-17 <i. latis, 1-cel-
lularibus, apiculo usque 8 a. long.

llab. in foliis Gassiae multiflorse, Oaxaca in Mexico.

5. Ravenelia Usambarae Syd. in Ann. Mycol. I, 1903, p. 331. Soris 1339
teleutosporiferis epiphyllis, in greges rotundatos ca. 3-5 mm. diam.
concentrice dispositis, minutis, epidermide fissa cinctis, pulverulen-

tis, obscure brunneis; uredosporis immixtis subglobosis vel late
ellipsoideis, echinulatis, brunneolis, ca 19-22 * 14-18; capitulis te-
leutosporarum rotundatis, 75-120 a. diam , ililute bruuneis e 6-9-
sporis in omni directione compositis, tuberculis minutis vix pro-
minulis prseditis, facile in sporas secedentibus ; sporis unicellula-

Uredinacea?, Dictvosporse, Ravenelia. 405

ribus, apice incrassatis usque 6 ;x., 27-33*= 13-19; pedicello poly-
hyphoideo, hyalino; cystidiis globosis, hyalinis, 12-20 ;j.. diam.

Hab. in foliis vivis Cassise goratensis in Usambara Afr.
or. (C. Holst).

6. Ravenelia portoricensis Arthur Bull. Torr. Bot. 01. 1904, p. 5. 13j0
— Soris uredosporiferis amphigenis, circinantibus in greges circ.

3 mm. latos, subepidermicis, pulverulentis , fulvis; uredosporis
ellipsoideis, 24-29 « 16-18, episporio 2,5 ;x. lato, lutoo-aurantiaco,
dense echinulato, poris 8, sparsis; paraphysibus nullis, teleuto-
sporis non visis.

Hab. in foliis Cassioe emarginatoe, Ponce, Porto Rico
(A. A. Heller) Amer.

7. Ravenelia papillifera Syd. in Ann. Mycol. I, 1903, p. 330. — Soris 1341
uredosporiferis amphigenis, sparsis v. irregulariter confluentibus,
0,5-1 mm. diam., pulverulentis, ochraceo-cinnamom< is; uredosporis
subglobosis vel ellipsoideis, echinulatis, dilute brunneis, 18-30 *
16-22, episporio ca. 2-2,5 ;x. crasso, poris germinationis numerosis
sparsis instructis; paraphysibus paucis, capitato-clavatis v. clava-
tis, hyalinis ca. 40 ;x. longis, 8-14 ;x. crassis; soris teleutospori-
feris amphigenis, sparsis, minutis, pulverulentis, atris; capitulis
teleutosporarum rotundatis, castaneo-brunneis, 75-110 \i. diam. e
5-7-sporis in omni directione compositis; sporis singulis papilla
hyalina 2-3 ;x. alta pr;editis, 14-22 ;x. diam., apice usque 5 a.
incrassatis; cystidiis hyalinis, globosis, pendulis, eodem numero
quo sporis; pedicello brevi, hyalino, deciduo composito.

Hab. in foliis vivis Cassiae Lindheimerianne prope Austin
in Texas Americse bor.

8. Ravenelia Baumiana P. Henn. in Bot. Ergebn. der Kunene Sam- L342
besi Expeclit. pag. 157 (1902). — Maculis flavis vel ferrugineis ;
soris uredosporiferis amphigenis sparsis v. aggregati^, cpidermide
fissa tectis, ferrugineis; uredosporis subglobosis, ellipsoidois vel
ovoideis, flavo-brunneis, 18-22 * 14-18, episporio minute verru-
coso; soris teleutosporiferis plerumqne epiphyllis orbiculariter dis-
positis, minutis castaneis, subpulverulentis; capitulis subglobosis.
90-120 ;x. diam., castaneis, echinatis e 16-20 sporis compositis ;
sporis polyhedricis subcutaneis, 14-20 « 14-18, aculeis capitulatis,
rectis vel curvulis, hyalino-fuscidulis, 7-9 v 5-6; podicello nullo ;
cellulis appendicularibus paucis, subglobosis vel ovoideis, hyalinis

18 ;x. diam.

Hab. in foliis Cassine goratensis, Humbe Afr. austr.

106 Uredinacese, Dictyospornf, Ravenelia.

0. Ravenelia macrocarpa Syd. in Ann. Mycol. I, 1903 p. 329. — Soris ]w
uredosporiferis amphigenis, plerumque hypophyllis, maculis obsolo-
tis flavescentibus vel brunneolis insidentibus, sparsis vel paueis
associatis, minutis, punctiformibus, ilavo-brunneolis, 16-30 v 14-22;
soris teleutosporiferis amphigenis, plerumque hypophyllis, sparsis,
raro tantum paucis associatis, minutis, punctiformibus, atro-brun-
neis; capitulis teleutosporarum globosis vel subglobosis, laete casta-
neis, levibus, 80-140 jj.. diam. e sporis 8-10 in omni directione com-
positis; sporis omnibus unicellularibus 20-27 ;j.. latis, apice usque
5 \x. incrassatis; cystidiis appendicularibus non conspicuis; pedi-
cello hyalino brevi.

Hab. in follis Cassise bicapsularis in Brasilia (Sello).

10. Ravenelia atro-crustacea P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, pag. 159, 1344
Hedw. 1904. — Maculis flavo-brunneis, rotundatis ; teleutosporis
epiphyllis erumpentibus pulvinatis, primo epidermide fissa velatis,
brunneis, dein subcrustiforme confluentibus, aterrimis versiformi-
bus; capitulis subhemisphsericis vel irregulariter rotundatis, cinna-
momeis, dein atris, levibus, plerumque 4-6-cellularibus, 45-70 ;j.. d.;
cellulis continuis ovoideis v. subtriquetris ca. 20-28 » 18-25, cysti-
diis ca. 4 subglobosis, inflatis, ca. 25-30 ;j.. diam.; pedicello hyphis
plurimis composito, hyalino fuscidulo usque ad 50 « 6-7.

Hab. in foliis Swartzise jpec, Rio Jurua, Miry, Amer. merid.

— Habitus quasi Fumaginis.

11. Ravenelia Schweinfurthii Syd. in Ann. Mycol. I, 1903, p. 330. 1345

— Soris uredosporiferis amphigenis, maculis irregularibus insiden-
tibus, sparsis vel paucis laxe aggregatis, minutissimis, punctifor-
mibus, flavo-brunneis ; uredosporis subglobosis v. ellipsoideis, bre-
viter echinulatis, flavo-brunneis, 16-20*11-16; soris teleutospo-
riferis conformibus, obscurioribus; capitulis teleutosporarum ro-
tundatis, ^p-105 \i. diam., castaneo-brunneis, levibus e 4-6 sporis
in omni directione compositis; sporis unicellularibus apice circ.
4 a. incrassatis, 18-28 ;j.. latis; pedicello deciduo, hyalino; cysti-
diis numerosis, liyalinis, globosis, 22-30 a. diam.

Hab. in foliis vivis Entadse sudanicae, Duggu et Doggudu
Africa centr. int. (G. Schweinfuhtu).

12. Ravenelia Caesalpiniae Arthur Bull. Torr. Bot Cl. 1904, pag. 5. km,;

— Pycnidiis s;i.'pe epiphyllis, subepidermicis, in greges conge-
stis, depressis, 60-100*15-18, luteo-aurantiacis, dein brunneis;
soris uredosporiferis soepe hypophyllis subcuticularibus congestis
dein irregulariter sparsis, subrotundis vel oblongis, diu luteolis

Uredinacere, Dictyosporae, Pleoravenelia. 407

dein ochraceis; uredosporis obvato-cuneatis, 28-35 « 16-23; epispo-
rio tenui, 1,5-2 \l. lato, echinulato; poris germinationis 4; para-
physibus superne clavatis, fere hyalinis, membrana 1-1,5 \x. crassa;
teleutosporis non visis.

Hab. in foliis CiTesalpinise spec. prope Bayamon, Porto E-ico,
Amer.
13. Ravenelia Leucaenae Long, Bot. G-az. 1903, p. 126, fig. 23. — 1:347
Soris subcutaneis plerumque epiphyllis, parce quoque petiolicolis;
uredosoris cinnamomeo-brunneis, exiguis, 0,2-0,6 mm., ellipticis,
epidermide rupta cinctis; uredosporis pallide brunneis, deorsum
ssBpe subhyalinis, oblongo-cylindraceis, rarius oblongis, sparse spi-
nulosis, 35-50^15-18; poris germ. 4, ajquatorialibus vel infra-
asquatorialibus ; paraphysibus copiosis, subhyalinis, apice fulvis
subclavato-capitatis, tenui-tunicatis, ssepe collapsis, 40-50« 18; te-
leutosoris castaneis, minutis, 0,4-0,6 mm. diam., epidermide fissa
cinctis; teleutosporarum capitulis castaneis, orbicularibus, 65-90*
35-40, papillatis, teleutosporis in sect. diametr. 5-6, papillis hya-
linis 4-7 « 2-3 coronatis; cellulis cystoideis oblongo-ovoideis basi
compressis, periphericis , hyalinis; pedicellis brevibus hyalinis,
deciduis.

Hab. in foliis Leuc;i:nse di ver sifolire et sp. ind. Etla,
Oaxaca, Iguala Mexici. — Afnnis R. goyazensi sed papillis bre-
vibus, hyalinis, soris minutis etc. diversa.

PLEORAVENELIA Long, Bot. Gaz. 1903, p. 127 (Etym. pleos plenus
et Ravenelia ob teleutosporas interiores septatas). A gen. af-

fini Ravenelia differt teleutosporis capituli interioribus bicellula-
ribus (nec unicellularibus). iEoidia adsunt ut in Ravenelia, seu
pseudoperidio instructa *).

1. Pleoravenelia similis Long, Bot. Gaz. 1903, p. 128, fig. 21. 1348
Soris in maculis effusis flavicantibus amphigenis, punctiformibus
usque 0,5 mm., diam., subcutaneis, in epiphyllo copiosioribus et
srepe late connuentibus ; uredosoris paucis, ochraceis, minutis; ure-

*) Ad hoc novum genus pertinent quoque, praeter sp supra de criptas: /'.
levis (Diet. et Holw.) Long 1. c. p. 127, fig. 17; P. epiphylla (Sotiw.) Long 1. o.
pag. 128, f. 18; P. Indigoferce (Transz.) Long 1. o. pag. 129, fig. 19; P. Bron-
gniartice (Diet. et Holw.; Long 1. c. p. 120, f. 20, nec non P. Eieronymi (Speg.)
Long; P. Mac-Owaniana (Pazschke) Long.: P.glabra (Kalchbr. et Cooke) Long
et P. Tephrosice (Kalohbr.) Long 1. c. p. 127.

4U8 rrpilin:irc;i> inferioros. Peridermium.

dosporis brunneis, timica crassa atro-brunnea spinulosa, globoso-
ovoideis, 20-28 « 1 7-c2)i ; poris germ. 8-12 prope aequatorem; pa-
raphysibus nullis; fceleutosoris atro-brunneis ; telnutosporarum ca-
pitulis lcvibus iuaequaliter globulosis, ovoideis, castaneis, 68-135
\i., ssepius 100 ;j.. diam.; teleutosporis in sect. diam. 6-8; cellulis
cystoideis hyalinis periphericis in pedicellum decurrentibus ; pedi-
cello hyaliuo, composito, brevi.

Ilab. in foliis Brongniarti.r, Guadalajara Mexici (Holway).
— A P. epiphylla recedit numero pororum germ. et urcdosporis
brunneis.
2. Pleoravenelia Talpae Long, Bot Gaz. 1903, pag. 130, iig. 22. 134«
Soris subcutaneis, amphigenis, confertis; uredosoris parcis. ochra-
ceis, epidermide fissa einctis, minutis; uredosporis brunneis, tenui-
tunicatis, verrucosis ovoideo-subglobosis, solite inaequilateris, 25-
32^18-22, saepius 30*20; poris germ. ajquatorialibus, 4-6, vix
manifestis; paraphysibus nullis; teleutosoris minutis, atro-brun-
neis, numerosis, epidermide rupta cinctis; teleutosporarum capi-
tulis atro-brunneis, irregulariter globosis v. ovoideis, minute sed
distincte verrucosis, 65-115*35-40, typice 85 ;j,. diam., teleuto-
sporis in sect. diam. 4-8, verrucis irregulariter sparsis, semihya-
linis coronatis; cellulis cystoideis periphericis, hyalinis, in pcdicel-
lum compositum brevem hyalinum decurrentibus.

Hab. in foliis Tephrosi;c Talp;e, Oaxaca Mexico (Hol-
way). — A P. epiphylla recedit capitulis verrucosis, uredosporis
brunneis; a P. Tephrosiai verrucis minoribus, uredosporis majori-
bus etc.

NE0RAVENELIA Long, Bot. Gaz. 1903, p. 131 (Etym. neos novus et
Ravenelia). — Ab affini gen. Ravenelia differt secidiis pseudope-
ridio carentibus. Teleutosporus omnes 1-cellulares ut in Ravenelia,
qua nota differt quoque a Pleoravenelia.

1. Neoravenelia Holwayi (Diet.) Long 1. c. p. 131, fig. 24, Ravenelia
Holwayi Diet. — Syll. XI, p. 216. — Hucusque, ut videtur, unica
sjmcies novi generis.

UREDINACK/E 1NFERIORES

PERIDERMIUM Lev. — Syll. VII p. 8:45. IX p. 326, XI pag. 222,

XVI p. 34'.i
1. Peridermium Holwayi Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 19. — Pseudo- 1350

Uredinacefe inferiores, Roestelia. 409

peridiis hypophyllis, biseriatis, sine maculis, primitus subrotundatis
clausis, demum vertice irregulariter disrumpentibus, apice lacera-
tis, albis; cellulis pseudoperidii forma et magnitudine variis; seci-
diosporis plerumque globosis v. subglobosis, rarius ovato-ellipsoi-
deis, confertim verrucosis, hyalino-flavescentibus, 19-24 ;j.. diam.
Hab. in acubus vivis Pseudotsuga) Douglasii, Glacier,
Columbia britannica (Holway).

2. Peridermium ornamentale Arthur in Bull. Torr. Bot. 01. 1901, 1351
pag. 665. — Pseudoperidiis foliicolis biseriatis hypophyllis, cylin-
draceis, 1-2 mm. longis, initio luteo-pallidis; a^cidiosporis obovatis,
ellipticis vel globulosis, 13-17 w 20-26, episporio tenui verruculoso.

Hab. in foliis Abietis lasiocarpa^, Mount Paddo, Washin-
gton Amer. bor.

3. Peridermium conorum Thiim. — Syll. VII, pag. 836. Obser-
vante cl. Oud. in Revue Myc. 1902, species nascitur in Abiete
excelsa, nec A. pectinata.

RCESTELIA Rebent. — Syll. VII p. 833, XI p. 222, XVI p. 348.

1. Rcestelia fimbriata Arthur in Bull. Torr. Bot. 01. 1901, p. 666. — 1352

Pycnidiis-epiphyllis, in maculis luteis insidentibus, prominentibus.
nigrescentibus ; ascidiosoris hypophyllis gregariis vel plerumque
coniluentibus ; pseudoperidiis dehiscentibus, in longas laciniaa (!<•-
sinentibus; sporidiis subglobosis 32-45 ;j.. cliam., castaneo-brunneis,
medio incrassatis, verrucosis.

Hab. in foliis Sorbi cujusdam, in montibus Elk, Wyoniing
Amer. bor.

2. Rcestelia Nelsonii Arthur in Bull. Torr. Bot. 01. 1901, p. 665. - 1353
Pycnidiis epiphyllis, in maculis luteis insidentibus, congestis, pro-
minentibus, nigrescentibus, numerosis ; secidiosoris hypophyllis con-
gestis; pseudoperidiis 2-4 mm. long., rectis v. curvulis, dehiscen-
tibus, apice subacutis, clausis; ;ocidiosporis globosis. 24-30 ;j..
diam., castaneo-brunneis, minute verrucosis v. levibus.

Hab. in foliis Amelanchieris alnifolise, Laramie Hills,
Wyoming Amer. bor. — Stat. a^cid. Gymnosporangii Nelsoni Arth

3. Ro3Stelia solenoides Diet. iri Bot. Jahrb. 1903, p. 631. — Pseu- 1354
dopericliis hypophyilis, in maculis iiavo-brunneis perpaucis conso-
ciatis, tubiformibus, iiavo-brunneis, ore angustato praeditis, usque

3 mm. longis; aBcidiosporis irregulariter globosis v. late ollipsoideis
18-21 \i. diam., usque 24 ;j.. longis, opisporio tlavo-brunneo, dense
verrucoso tenui indutis.

410 Uredinacese inferioros, AScidium.

Hdb. in foliis Piri Ari;e Ehrb. var. kamaonensis, in
prov. Iwaki JaponicO (Kusano).

/ECIDIUNI Pers. — Syll. VII p. 774, IX p. 319, XI p. 213, XIV
p. 369, XVI p. 325.

1. /Ecidium Wedeliae Earle in Muhlenbergia 1901, p. 16. — Hypo- 1355
phyllum; maculis luteis 2-5 mm. diam. ; pseudoperidiis denso con-
gestis, luteis, brevibus, parce emergentibus, paullum laceratis, circ.
350 ;j.. diam., contextu cellulis polyhedricis, minute aculeatis, 30 «

20; aecidiosporis minutis, subpolygonalibus, luteis, episporio levi,
circ. 16 w 12.

Hab. in foliis vivis Wedelhe carnosae, Mayagnez in in-
sula Porto Rico Amer. centr.

2. /Ecidium recedens Arthur Bull. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1904, pag. 7. — 1356
Pycnidiis amphigenis, in greges circulares dispositis, punctifor-
mibus, melleo-aurantiacis, immersis, subepidermidicis, globosis, 90-
100 |x. diam. , ostioli periphysibus 45 ;jl. longis; secidiis amphi-
genis pustuliformibus, in circulum dispositis ; pseudoperidiis eva-
nescentibus; ;ecidiosporis globosis, 16-23 vel 22-29, episporio 3 ;j..
diam., luteo-aurantiaco, dense minuteque verrucoso.

Hab. in foliis Solidaginis mollis, Callaway, Nebraska (J.
M. Bates), Cypres Hills, Assiniboia Amer. bor. (J. Macoun).

3. /Ecidium incurvum Tracy et Earle in PlantsB Bakerianae fasc. I, 1357
fungi p. 18. — Amphigenum; maculis nullis; pseudoperidiis ir-
regulariter congestis profunde immersis incurvis, paullulo emer-
gentibus; cellulis striatis 40-50 » 20-25 , sporis globosis vel late
ovalibus, intense coloratis, episporio crasso, leviter echinulato, 40-

50 «20-25; pycnidiis non visis.

Hab. in foliis Erigerontis flagellaris, Chicken Creck,
Colorado Amer. bor.

4. /Ecidium dubiosum Syd. in Hodw. 1901 p. (1). — JScidiis hypo- 1358
• phyllis, raro paucis etiam epiphyllis, maculis orbicularibus rlavo-

brunneis, 0,5-1,5 cm. diam., insidentibus, in greges orbiculares
usque 1 cm. diam. laxe dispositis, flavidis, cupulatis. margine la-
cerato; aecidiosporis polygoniis, subhvalinis, tenuissimo aculeolatis
18-27 {j.. diam.

Hab. in foliis vivis Senecionis mikanioidis prope Dur-
ban, Natal (Wood) et Senecionis quinquolobi, ad pedem
montis Boschberg Africae austr. (Mac Owan).

Uredinacege inferiores, JScidium. 411

5. /Ecidium anceps Syd. in Hedw. 1901, pag. (1). — ^Ecidiis hypo- 1359
phyJlis, maculis flavescentibus v. fiavo-brunneolis 1 cm. diam. v.
confluendo irregularibus insidentibus, in greges orbiculares • usque

1 cm. latos latiuscule dispositis, flavidis, cupulatis, margine lace-
rato; cccidiosporis globosis vel globoso-angulatis, hyalino-flave-
scentibus, punctatis, 13-17 ^. diam.

Hab. in foliis vivis Senecionis deltoidis ad pedem mon-
tis Boschberg Africse austr. (Mac Owan).

6. /Ecidium incertum Syd. in Hedw. 1901, p. (1). — ^Ecidiis hypo- 1360
phyllis, maculis flavo-brunneis orbicularibus subinde confluenti-
bus 0,5-2 cm. diam. insidentibus, in greges orbiculares vel con-
fluendo irregulares 0,5-2 cm. diam. confertim dispositis, cupulatis,
flavis, margine lacerato ; secidiosporis globosis v. globoso-angulatis,
hyalino-flavescentibus, punctatis, 14-18 \l. diam.

Hab. in foliis vivis Senecionis spec. ad pedem montis Bosch-
berg Africae austr. (Mac Owan).

7. /Ecidium Inulae-Heleni Constantineanu, Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 251. 1361
— Pycnidiis in parvos greges dispositis, melleis; recidiis hypo-
phyllis, maculas flavas, distinctas, irregulares 1-3 mm. latas ef-
formantibus; pseudoperidiis cupuliformibus, margine albido, revo-
luto, tenuissime denticulato; fecidiosporis polygoniis, isodiametricis
16,2-18,9 vel parum elongatis 17-21 « 16-18, flavescentibus, sub-
tilissime punctatis.

Hdb. ad folia Inulse Helenii, in pratis humidis secus viam
ferream prope pag. Grajduri in districtu Vaslui Romanise.

8. /Ecidium Helianthellae Arthur in New York Bot. Gard. 1902, 1362
p. 348. — Pycnidiis epiphyllis, parvulis paucisque; (ecidiis hy-
pophyllis in maculis pallidis insertis, in circulum dispositis ; aeci-
diosporis globulosis 14-22 \>.. diam., minute rugosis vel non, mem-
brana tenui, fere hyalinis.

Hdb. in foliis Helianthella' cujusdam, Alcove, Wyoming
Amer. bor.

9. /Ecidium Grindeliae Syd. in Hedw. 1901 p. (1) non 'Griffths, quia i»«
posterius (1902). — iEcidiis amphigenis, maculis flavidis insiden-
tibus, in greges rotundatos 3-5 mm. diam. dispositis, minutis,
flavis, margine inciso ; ;rcidiosporis globosis v. angulato-globosis,
punctatis, subhyalinis, 10-15 jjl. diam.

Hab. in foliis vivis Grindeliae squarros;r, Manhattan.
Kansas Americae bor. (Kellerman). — Sec.^cl. Griffiths in Bull.
of the Torr. Bot. Club. 1902, p. 299, iecidiosporce sunt leviter brun-

412 Uredinacese inferlores, <Ecidium.

ne;e 20-24 ;j.. diam., episporio erasso, minuto rugoso donata;. H;ec
in Grindelia squarrosa, Columbia Amer. bor.

10. /Ecidium Galasiae Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1903, pag. 252. — iBcidiis
hypophyllis, per totam folii superficiem aeque sparsis, longe cy- 1364
lindraceis, margine profunde inciso, albis; aecidiosporis angulato-
globosis, punetatis. pallide aurantiacis, 22-30^18-2.").

Hab. in foliis Galasiir villossB, propo Pirano Istria- (L
Gorz).

11. /Ecidium Clibadii Syd. in Ann. Mycol. 1903, I, p. 333. — Mci- 1365
diis hypophyllis, maculis rotundatis brunneis 2-5 mm. diam . in-
sidentibus, in greges rotundatos maculam explentes dispositis,
primo elausis, dein breviter cylindraceis, margine inciso; aecidio-
sporis angulato-globosis. hyalino-navescentibus, subtilissime ver-
ruculosis, 11-18 ;j.. diam.

Hab. in foliis vivis Clibadii Donnell-Sm ithii , in De-
partm. Guatemala (Donnel-Smith) et Clib. asperi in Guiana
gallica (Poiteau).

12. /Ecidium Carphochaetes Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 20. — iEci 1366
diis amphigenis, maculis irregularibus ilavis plerumquo iusidenti-
bus, irregulariter sparsis v. paucis aggregatis, diu globoso-clausis,
tandem medio dehiscentibus, albis, pariete indistincto; aecidiosporis
angulatis, verruculosis, flavescentibus, 22-30 « 16-23.

Hab. in foliis CarphochaBtes Grahami, San Luis Potosi
in Mexico (J. G. Schaffner).

13. /Ecidium Borrichiae Syd. in Hedw. 1901, pag. (129). — ^Ecidiis 1367
hypophyllis, in maculis irregularibus interdum insidentibus, spar-

sis, laxe gregariis vel ssepe totam foliorum superficiem obtegenti-
bus, cupulato-cylindraceis. margine albido, recurvato. laciniato;
;ccidiosporis angulato-globosis, subtiliter verruculosis. subhyalinis,
membrana tenui 24-30 \i. diam.

Hab. in foliis vivis Borrichi.c f r utescen tis , Port Mor-
gan, Florida Amer. bor. (S. M. Tracy).

14. /Ecidium Boltoniae Arthur in Bull. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1901, p. 664. L368
— Maculis pallido luteis; pycnidiis amphigenis ceraceis, luteis;
sporulis oblongo-ovatis 3-5; pseudoporidiis generaliter hypophyl-

lis, immersis. margine irregulari; a^cidiosporis pallide luteolis, sub-
globosis, 13-17 a. cr., episporio tenui parce vorruculoso.

llab. in foliis Boltoni.e asteroidis, Spirit Lake, Jowa
Amer. bor.

15. /Ecidium Wulffiae P. llenn. Fungi Amaz. I. p. 106, Hedw. 1904. 1369

Uredinacese inferiores, ^Ecidium. 413

— Maculis fuscidulis, obscurius zonatis, rotundatis, sparsis; lecidiis
hypophyllis; pseudoperidiis aggregatis orbiculariter dispositis, mi-
nutis, alutaceis, cupulatis, contextu cellulis oblonge polyhedricis,
hyalinis, ca. 30« 15; recidiosporis subgloboso-angulatis, 15-20 \x.
hyalino-fuscidulis, levibus.

Hab. in foliis Wulffise spec. Rio Jurua, Jurua-Miry Amer.
merid. — Forte ad Urom. Wulffice spectat.

16. /Ecidium tarapotense P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, p. 165, Hedw. 1370
1904. — Maculis rotundatis vel effusis, fuscis; SBcidiis gregarie
sparsis, amphigenis; pseudoperidiis concentrice dispositis, minutis,
rotundatis dein cupulatis, flavidis vel brunneis, contextu cellulis
oblonge polyhedricis, subhyalinis, reticulatis; sporis ovoideis vel el-
lipsoideo-angulatis, brunneo-fuscidulis, verrucosis, 30-40 v 20-30;
pycnidiis saepe oppositis, punctiformibus, fuscis.

Hab. in foliis Vernoniae, Tarapoto, Peru, Amer. merid. —
Ab ^Ecid. Vernonice diversum.

17. /Ecidium Patriniae P. Henn. Einige neue japan. Ured. III, in 137]
Hedw. 1902, pag. 21. — Maculis rotundatis, fuscidulis, brunneo
cingulatis; aecidiis hypophyllis, pseudoperidiis aggregatis, cupu-
latis, pallide fuscidulis, contextu cellulis subgloboso-polyhedricis,
hyalino-flavidulis, reticulatis, 20-30 [j.. diam.; sporis subglobosis

v. ellipsoideis, angulatis, 12-15 « 10-13, flavidis, levibus.

Hab. in foliis Patrini;e scabiosif oliie, Tosa Japoniae.

18. /Ecidium Perkinsiae P. Henn. F. Australi;e occid. I, in Hedw. ]372
1901, p. 96. — Syll. XVI, p. 1121 (nomen). — ^Ecidiis petioli-
colis v. calycicolis, incrassatis curvatisque; pseudoperidiis gregariis

vel sparsis, hemisphgerico-cupulatis, semiimmersis, flavido-rufis,
contextu cellulis rotundato- v. oblongo-polyhedricis, subhyalinis,
reticulatis, 18-24^16-20; secidiosporis subglobosis v. ollipsoidcis,
angulatis, flavidis, intus granulatis, 15-20 a. diam.

Hab. in petiolis calycibusque Leschenaul ti;e linarioidis
Perth Australue occid.

19. /Ecidium plectroniicola P. Henn. in Ergebn. der Kunene-Sambesi L373
Expedit. p. 162 (1902). — Maculis fuscis, rotundatis ; secidiis hy-
pophyllis; pseudoperidiis aggregatis cupulatis v. brevo cylindra-
ceis, margine fimbriatis ex pallido fuscidulis, contcxtu cellulis po-
lyhedricis, reticulatis, hyalino-fuscidulis, 20-30 jj.. diam. ; aecidio
sporis subgloboso-angulatis, flavido-fuscidulis, lovibus, 18-20 ;j.. d.

Hab. in foliis Plectronire huillensis, Longa prope Na-
palanka Afr. austr.

411 Uredinacwi! inferiorcs, .1-cidium.

20. /Ecidium Busseanum P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1903, p. 42. 1874

Maculis incrassatis, explanatis, rufo-brunneis ; pycnidiis opi-
pliyllis, subdiscoioleis, iiavo-brunneis, nitentibus ; aecidiis opposi-
tis, effusis; pseudoperidiis subimmersis, cupulatis, pallidis, con-
textu cellulis oblongo-polyhcdricis. reticulatis, hyalino-fuscidulis;
secidiosporis subgloboso-angulatis, hyalino-fuscidulis, 20-24 « 18-22.

Hab. in foliis Plectroni.c hispidaj, Usambara Africce
orient. (W. Busse).

21. /Ecidium Baumianum P. Henn. in Ergebn. der Kunene-Sambesi 1375
Expedit. p. 163 (1902). — Maculis rotundatis, gregariis fiavis v.
fuscis exaridis; secidiis hypophyllis circulariter dispositis v. epi-
phyllis sparsis singularibus ; pseudopcridiis breve cylindraceis ca.
600-700 [L. altis, 250-300 p,. latis, pallidis, margine fimbriatis, con-
textu cellulis polyhedricis, flavidulis v. hyalinis, reticulatis; a3ci-
diosporis subglobosis v. ellipsoideis angulatis, levibus, intus flavi-
dulis hyalinescentibus.

Hdb. in foliis Plectronia- abbreviatse, Habungu, Afr.
austr.

22. /Ecidium Borreriae Pat. in Duss. Enum. champ. G-uadel. 1903, L376
p. 7. — Pseudoperidiis solitariis ina^qualiter sparsis, hypophyllis,
parenchymate immersis, dein emergentibus, pallidissime flavidis,
300 [j.. diam., brevissimis, initio clausis deinapertis; cellulis pseu-
doperidii angulosis, fere achromis, verrucosis, 25*15; iccidiospo-

ris globulosis v. ovoideis, pallide flavis, minute granulosis, 20 « 18,
mcmbrana tenuissima.

Hab. in foliis Borrerise sp. herbaceaa cujusdam Basse-Terre
Guadalupa (Duss). — Folia normaliter elliptica parasiti opo an-
guste linearia et deformia evadunt.

23. /Ecidium Ancylanthi P. Henn. in Bot. Ergebn. der Kunene-Sam- 1377
besi Expcdit. p. 161 (1902). — Maculis rotundatis, flavis v. fu-
scidulis; aecidiis hypophyllis; pseudoperidiis sparsis v. aggregatis,
s:rpe nervos sequentibus, cylindraceis, pallidis, margine fimbriatis,
contextu cellulis polyhcdricis, subhyalinis, reticulatis, 20-30 ;j..
diam.; a3cidiosporis subgloboso- v. ovoideo-angulatis, levibus, intus
flavidis, 16-24*15-22.

lldb. in foliis Ancylanthi fulgidi, Habungu, Afr. austr.

24. /Ecidium Cephalanthi-peruviani P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, p. 167 1378
(Hedw. 1904). — Maculis rotundatis, rufo-brunneis ca. 1 cm. d.,
pycnidiis pulvinato-hemisphaericis, castaneis, gregariis; secidiis hy-
pophyllis oppositis; pseudoperidiis subcirculariter dispositis, cu-

Uredinacese inferiores, /Ecidium. 415

pulatis, margine albidis fimbriatis, contextu cellulis oblonge po-
lyhedricis, reticulatis, 50-60 « 20-30; oecidiosporis subgloboso-angu-
latis, intus fuscidulis, 10-15 u,., episporio levi hyalino.

Hab. in foliis Cephalanthi peruviani, Tarapoto in Peru
Amer. merid.

25. /Ecidium Psychotriae P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, p. 166, Hedw. 1:379
1904. — Maculis subaurantiacis vel flavo-brunneis, effusis; secidiis
hypophyllis sparsis ; pseudoperidiis primo semiimmersis, dein cupu-
latis, margine pallido, subfimbriato, contextu cellulis oblonge po-
lyhedricis, hyalinis, reticulatis; sporis subgloboso-angulatis, 20-

30 [j.., intus flavido-fuscidulis, episporio usque ad 8 jj.. incrassato,
reticulato.

Hab. in foliis Psychotriae spec. Cerro de Isco, Perii Ame-
ricae merid.

26. /Ecidium iquitosense P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, p. 166, Hedw. 1380
1904. — Maculis nigris effusis, pycnidiis gregariis, atris puncti
formibus ; tecidiis foliicolis caulicolisque deformantibus effusis;
pseudoperidiis semiimmersis, cupulatis, fuscidulis, margine pallidis,
fimbriatis, contextu cellulis oblonge polyhedricis, tessellatis, 30-

40 « 20-30 ; oecidiosporis subgloboso-angulatis, verrucosis, hyalino-
fuscidulis, 18-23.

Hab. in.caulibus foliisque Psychotrise spec, Iquitos Peru
Amer. merid. — Ab JEc. Psychotriiv aliisque bene diversum.

27. /Ecidium Tracyanum Syd. in Hedw. 1901, p. (129). — iEcidiis km
hypophyllis, in maculis irregularibus, indeterminatis, tlavidis in-
sidentibus, in greges irregulares v. rotundatos laxe dispositis, in-
terdum paucis, etiam caulicolis, breviter cylindraceis, albidis, mar-
gine lacerato; pycnidiis in epiphyllo secidiis contrapositis; secidio-
sporis globosis v. angulato-globosis , hyaliuo-navidis, subtiliter
verruculosis, 20 26 [j.. diam.

Hab. in foliis caulibusque vivis Ruelliae spec, Braidentown,
Florida Americse bor. (S. M. Tracy).

28. /Ecidium Tuberosae P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, pag. 167 (Hedw. 1383
1904). — Maculis rotundatis, sparsis. ferrugineis; aecidiis plerum-
que epiphyllis interdum hypophyllis; pseudoperidiis aggregatis v.
orbiculariter dispositis, ferrugineis, cupulatis, contextu cellulis ob-
longe polyhedricis vel fusoidois, reticulatis, fuscidulis; fflcidiosporis
subgloboso-angulatis, fusco-brunneis, 20-25 jj..

Hab. in foliis Ruelliaj tuberosaj, Peru, Salinas de Pilluaiin
Amer. merid.

116 Uredinacese Inftariores, ]:ci<lium.

29. /Ecicidium Isoglossge Syd. in Ann. Mycol. I, 1903, pag. 333. — 1883
./Ecidiis amphigenis, maculis nullis vl vix distinctis pallescentibus
insidentibus. tubercula elevata verruciformia ca. 1-3 mm. diani.
formantibus et in eis paucis profimde immersis, interdum etiam
solitariis vel 2-3 associatis et tubercula nulla vel vix ovoluta for-
mantibus, cupulatis, tandem late apertis et margine recurvato;
aecidiosporis angulato-globosis vel late ellipsoideis, hyalino-flave-
scentibus, verruculosis, 20-28 v 18-25.

Ilah. in foliis vivis Isoglossre lactese, Bulagwa Berg,
Deutsch Ostafrica (W. Goetze).

30. /Ecidium cyattarioides P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, p. 170(Hed\v. 1384
1904). — uEcidiis ramicolis, cortice erumpentibus ; gallis ovoideis

vel varie tuberculiformibus, duris, usque ad L-2 cm. diam., ru-
gosis; pseudoperidiis immersis, cupulatis vel subfavosis, ferrugi-
neis, contextu cellulis rotundato-polyhedricis ca. 30 ;j.., reticulatis;
ascidiosporis subgloboso-angulatis, hyalino-flavidulis vel fuscidulis,
levibus, 10-14 «8-12.

Hab in trunco ramisque Acanthacese cujusdam scandentis
Rio Jurua, Marary Amazonia3. — Gallas generat Cyttarim habitu.

31. /Ecidium Melananthi Henn. in Hedw. 1902, p. (62 . — ^cidiis 1385
ramulos circumdantibus eos incrassantibus curvantibusque, gregariis

v. sparsis, semiimmersis, subhemisph;orico-pulvinatis, pallide fla-
vidulis, contextu cellulis polyhedricis, reticulatis, fuscidulis ; aeci-
diosporis subgloboso-angulatis, hyalino-fuscidulis, 18-21 a. diam.

Hab. in ramulis Melananthi dipyrenoidis, Pico de Ga-
vea Brasili.o E. Ule).

32. /Ecidium Aphelandrae P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. IV, in Hedw. 1904, L386
p. 58. — Maculis rotundatis fuscidulis vel pallidulis, atrobrunneo
zonatis; pycnidiis epiphyllis gregariis, rotundato-pulvinatis, atro-
castaneis; recidiis hypophyllis oppositis vel sparsis, cupulatis, mar-
gine albido-fimbriatis, contextu cellulis polyhedricis ca. 20-30 a.
diam.; ;i'cidiosporis subgloboso- v. ellipsoideo-angulatis. fuscidulis,
l.vibus, 10-18 «10-15.

Hab. in foliis Aphelandr;r, Tarapoto, Rio Amazonas Brasilise

33. /Ecidium habunguense P. Henn. in Bot. Ergebn. der Kunene- 1387
Sambosi Expedit. pag. 160 (1902). — Maculis fuscis rotundatis,
secidiis hypophyllis orbiculariter dispositis, cupulatis v. breve cy-
lindraceis, pallidis, dein subfuscidulis, contoxtu cellulis polyhedri-
cis, subhyalinis, reticulatis, 20-30; aecidiosporis subglobosis angu-
latis, flavo-fuscidulis, levibus, 18-22« 17-21.

Uredinacese inferiores, iEcidium. 417

Hab. in foliis Solani Baumii, Habungu Afr. austr.

34. /Ecidium alapense Holw. Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 392. — Maculis 1388
brunneis; secidiis hypophyllis sparsis, in quoque grege 1-6, leviter
immersis; gecidiosporis globosis vel angulosis, tuberculatis 24-

36 v 24-28, membrana 4-6 jj.. cr. ; cellulis pseudoperidii fortiter
verrucosis 28-40 » 24-28, membrana gequaliter 6 jjl. crassa.

Hab. in foliis Ipomceaa (an I. Jalapaj?), Jalapa Mexici. —
Simul adest Uredo quaedam : soris brunneis, minutis, uredosporis
globoso-ellipsoideis, laxe spinulosis 28-36 « 24-28.

35. /Ecidium Mayori Ed. Fisch. Bull. herb. Boiss. 1902, pag. 957 1389
(absque diagnosi). — Pseudoperidiis in toto hypophyllo iequaliter
gregariis, rarius in epiphyllo, folium leviter deformantibus, scu-
tellatis, albido-flavidis, maturis margine extus fiexo apertis; cel-
lulis pseudoperidii superimpositis, tunica interiore paulo tenuiore
verrucosa, exteriore paulo crassiore; aecidiosporis obtuse polyhe-
dricis usque ellipsoideis, 24-32 « 12-21, tunica tenui extus crebre
minute verruculosa.

Hab. in foliis Sideritis hyssopifoliae in Vallon d' Ardran
Helvetise (E. Mayor). — Intermixta et amphigena adsunt pycnidia
(JEcidiola) ostiolis conspicue emergentibus.

36. /Ecidium caulicolum Kellerm. Journ. of Myc. 1903, p. 227, St. 139Q
secidialis Puccinice caulicolce Tr. et Gall : cfr. Syll. VII, p. 641. —
Soris ssepe epiphyllis, paucis, sparsis, maculas sordide luteas for-
mantibus, 0,5-1 mm. diam., raro hypophyllis; aeeidiis in singulo
soro paucis, interdum 10-12, erumpentibus 210-350 [j.. diam., e
cellulis latis compositis ; aecidiosporis pallide aureo-luteis, echinu-
latis, globosis vel oblongo subovatis 10-25^17-20.

Hab. ex cultura Puccinice caulicolce in foliis Salvia' lanceo-
lat;e in Amer. bor. — Pseudoperidii margo laciniatus, vix reflexus.

37. /Ecidium Tinneae P. Henn. in Ergebn. der Kunene-Sambesi Ex- 139]
pedit. p. 162 (1902). — Maculis flavidis v. fuscidulis, rotundatis
vel effusis interdum bullatis; ascidiis hypophyllis interdum epi-
phyllis, pseudoperidiis circulariter dispositis, sparsis v. aggrogatis.
cupulatis, pallidis, margine fimbriatis, contextu collulis rotundato-
polyhedricis flavidulis v. subhyalinis, reticulatis ; secidiosporiB sub-
globosis angulatis, levibus, hyalino-fuscidulis, 18-22^15-18.

Hab. in foliis Tinneai eriocalycis, Longa propc Napa-
lanka Africa± austr.

38. /Ecidium Moschosmatis P. Henn. in Engl. Bot Jahrb. 1901, l392
p. 254, Sacc. — Syll. XVI, p. 1122 (nomen). — .Eridiis petioli-

n

iis Uredinacese inferiores, JScidium.

colis v. caulicolis, incrassatis curvatisque ; psoudoperidiis grcgariis
cupulatis v. cylindraceis, fissis, ochraceis, contextu cellulis oblongo-
polyhedricis reticulatis, 35-60 « 25-35 ; a,'cidiosporis subglobosis,
ovoideis v. ellipsoideis, angulatis, ochraceis, 2G-50 « 20-30, epispo-
rio verrucoso.

llab. in foliis Moschosmatis multiflori, Kondeland sup.
Afr. orient.

.'>'.». /Ecidium clerodendricola P. Henn. in Ergebn. der Kunene-Sam- 1393
besi Expedit. p. 163 (1902). Maculis fuscis rotundatis interdum
confluenti-orTusis; secidiis orbiculariter dispositis, hypophyllis, ag-
gregatis; pseudoperidiis cupulatis, pallidis vel fuscidulis, margine
fimbriatis; contextu cellulis polyhodricis, reticulatis, 20-30 ;j.. d.,
subhyalinis ; .ocidiosporis subglobosis v ellipsoideis angulatis, intus
flavo-brunneis, levibus, 18-21 « 15-20.

Hab. in foliis Clerodendri Buchneri, Knito Afr. austr.

40. /Ecidium Lippiae-sidoidis Syd. in (Esterr. bot. Zeitschr. 1902, n. 5. 1394

— iEcidiis hypophyllis, maculis orbicularibus, 2-4 mm. d., fuscis
insidentibus, in greges maculam subexplentes rotundatos dispositis,
primo globoso-clausis, dein cupulatis, flavis; ;rcidiosporis angula-
tis, verruculosis, flavidis, 16-25 * 15-22.

Hdb. in foliis vivis Lippire sidoidis, Brasilia (Sello).

41. /Ecidium Eritrichii P. Henn. Einige neue japan. Ured. III, in 1395
Hedw. 1902, p. 21. — Maculis fuscis, rotundatis v. effusis; ;oci-
diis caulicolis v. hypophyllis ; pseudoperidiis aggregatis, cupulatis,
flavidulis, cellulis contextu polyhedricis ca. 20 ;x. diam., hyalinis;
.icidiosporis subglobosis, flavo-aurantiis, 13-17 a. diam. levibus.

Ilab.iw caulibus foliisque Eritrichii peduncularis, Tosa
Japoniae.

42. /Ecidium Williamsii Ricker, Journ. of Mycol. 1904, pag. 165. — 1396
Maculis flavidis, lcviter incrassatis; pseudoperidiis dense aggroga-

tis, s;epius hypophyllis, cylindraceis v. ellipsoideis; sporis pallide
flavis subglobosis, 19-26 ;j.. diam., minute verrucosis, tunica 2 jj.. cr.
Hab. in foliis et caulibus Li t h o s p e r m i a n g u s t i f o 1 i i, Broo-
king S. D. Amer. bor. (T. A. Williams). — Cum P. Lithospermi
E. et K. (quoe potius vocanda P. Eoolvuli, nam in Evolvulo pi-
loso nascitur, ncc in Lithospermo) nil communo habet.

43. ^cidium Onosmodii Arthur, Bull. Torr. Bot. 01. 1904, pag. 6. 1397

— Pycnidiis amphigenis, in circulum parvulum dispositis, pun-
ctiformibus, mollco-aurantiacis, immersis, subepidermicis, in se-
ctiono verticali globosis, 90-120 ;j.. diam., ostioli periphysibus 60-

Ureciinacese inferiores, /Ecidium. 419

80 ;j.. longis; secidiis hypophyllis ininutis in circulum parvulum
dispositis vel solitariis, pustuliformibus; pseudoperidiis erectis vel
interdum curvulis, margine crasse laceratis; ;ecidiosporis globosis
20-29 vel 19-23, episporio hyalino 2-2,5 ;j.. lato, dense minuteque
verrucoso.

Hab. in foliis Onosmodii mollis, Callaway, Nebraska,
North- Dakota et Kansas, Amer. bor.

44. /Ecsdium Mertensiae Arthur, Bull. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1904, p. 6. - 1398
Pycnidiis epiphyllis, in circulos parvulos dispositis, stipatis, pun-
ctiformibus, immersis, subepidermicis, globosis, 65-120 ;j.. diam.
ostiolis periphysibus 60-90 |i. longis; secidiis hypophyllis in cir-
culum dispositis, stipatis, Jatis immersis; pseudoperidiis crasse la-
ceratis recurvatisque ; recidiosporis luteo-aurantiacis globosis 19-

26 vel 22-28, episporio hyalino tenuissimo 1-2 ;x. lato, dense mi-
nuteque verruculoso v. sublevi.

Hab. in foliis Mertensioe paniculatoe prope Lolo Creek
in montibus Bitter Root, Idaho, Amer. bor.

45. /Ecidium Guadalajarae Syd. in (Est. bot. Zeitschr. 1902, n. 5. — 1399
iEcidiis hypophyllis, maculis orbicularibus brunneolis insidentibus,
solitariis v. ssepius paucis tantum in quaque macula, cylindraceis,
albidis; lecidiosporis angulatis, subtiliter verruculosis, iiavescenti-
bus, 16-23' \x. diam.

Hab. in foliis vivis Brickellise hebecarpae, in collibus pr.
Guadalajara Mexico (Phingle).

46. /Ecidium patagonicum Speg. Myc. argent. ser. II, 1902, p. 66. — L400
Pseudoperidiis apertis 0,4-0,8 mm. diam., confertis, matrice flave-
scente, incrassatula insidentibus ; oecidiis amphigenis, primo hemi-
sphgerico-prominulis dein patellari-apertis, flavidulis, vix exsertis,
margine denticulatis ; celiulis pseudoperidii tessellatis polygonis
crasse tunicatis, radiatim rugulosis; aecidiosporis e globoso polv-
gonis levibus subhyalinis; uredosporis tenuiter tunicatis 14-16 a.
diam., densissime constipatis.

Hab. ad folia viva Collomite graoilis, prope Carren-loofu,
in Argentina. — Stat. a^cidiosporicus Pncciniai Patagonicai Speg.,
cum qua vegetat.

47. /Ecidium Jacquemonti33 Ell. et Ev. in Journ. of Myool. 1902, 1401
vol. 8, p. 11. — iEcidiis amphigonis, sparsis, hemisphserico-erum-
pentibus, dein apice aj^planatis, circa 250 ;j.. diam.. in sicco fere
plumbeis (colore ignoto in planta viva); cellulis pseudoperidii
subelliptiois, oirc. 15 ;j.. diam.; secidiosporis e globoso-angulari-

420 Dredinacese inferiores, lEcidium.

bus, circ. 12 n.. diam. v. ovato-ellipticis, 12-15 10-12, episporio
exili prseditis.

Hah.m foliis Jaoquemontiae pentanthie, Yucatan Mexico.
Iv /Ecidium Fraserae Trelease, Harrim. Alaska Expcd. Crypt. p. 3G. 14(E
-Maculis flavidis, circularibus V. in petiolis subelongatis, 2-5 mm.
long, ; pycnidiis ei aecidiis amphigenis sed inferne copiosioribus
prioribus denique brunueis; pseudopericliis non confertis irregula-
riter v. circinatim dispositis, 0,25 mm. diam., cylindraceis, mar-
gino non excedente; aecidiosporis polygono-subglobosis v. ellipsoi-
deis, sublevibus, 16-22 ;j.. diam.

Hab. in foliis Fraserse, Kadiak Alaska (Teelease). — Ab
Mcidio Gentiance Jacz. dispositione pycnidiorum et forma pseu-
doperidiorum sat diversum.

49. /Ecidium longaense P. Henn. in Bot. Ergebn. der Kunone Sam- 1403
besi Expedit. pag. 161 (1902). — Maculis navo-fuscidulis, rotun-
datis, pycnidiis sparsis, rufo-brunneis, ceraceis, punctiformibus ;
aecidiis oppositis hypophyllis, rotundato - dispositis ; pseudoperi-
diis aggregatis v. sparsis, cupulatis, margino fimbriatis, albidis v.
navidulis, contextu cellulis polyhedricis, reticulatis, hyalinis vel
fuscidulis; gecidiosporis subgloboso-angulatis, ilavidis, 15-18* 13-17
levibus.

Ilab. in foliis J a s m i n i m i c r o p h y 1 1 i, Longamundung Afr.
austr.

50. /Ecidium Fraxini-Bungeanae Diet. in Bot. Jahrb. 1903, p. 630. — 1404
Hypophyllum; soris in maculis navescentibus v. sordide brunneis,
niagnis praesertim secus nervos late, usque 4 cm., expansis, haud
raro vesciculoso-innatis et in petiolis nervisque foliorum tumorcs
pulvinatos, convexos generantibus; pseudoperidiis cylindraceis re-
ctis, margine irregulari; aecidiosporis irregulariter polyhodricis, ob-
longis vel isodiametricis, 20-28 » 17-23, episporio tenui irregula-
riter verrucoso praeditis; pycnidiis in pagina suporiore foliorum
numerosis.

Ilah in foliis petiolisque Fraxini Bungeanse var. pubi-
nervis, Tokyo Japonise (Kusano).

51. /Ecidium Tellinianum Sacc. Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 174. — Pseu- 1405
peridiis amphigenis, hinc inde late et creberrime gregariis et ma-
gnam folii partem obtegentibus ssepeque contorquentibus, initio
cupulatis, dein in tubulum album, subintegrum, sed facile lacera-
tum, vix 1 min. altum, 0,5 mm. latuni productis; cellulis pseu-
dojieridii oblongo-angulosis, 20-28*14-20, hyalinis, episporio cre-

Uredinace;© inferiores, /Ecidium. 421

bre minutissime transverse foveolato simulateque muriculato; aeci-
diosporis ovoideis v. ellipsoideis, s?epe obtuse angulosis. 25-28 *
16-20, levibus, varie guttulatis, dilute umbrinis.

Hab. in foliis vivis, rarius in ramulis tenellis Salvadorae
persicge, Keren Erythra?;e, 10 XI, 1902 (Prof. Ach. Tellini). —
Matricem determinavit prof. R. Pirotta.

52. /Ecidium Ulei P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, p. 167 (Hedw. 1904). 1406
Maculis rotundatis vel effusis, fuscis vel nigricantibus ; pycnidiis
epiphyllis gregariis, hemisphsericis, atris, ca. 0,3 ;j.. diam. ; aeci-
diis hypophyllis , circulariter dispositis vel sparsis ; pseudoperi-
diis primo hemisphserico-clausis, atris, dein cupulatis, pallidis,
margine fimbriatis, ca. 0,3-0,4 |t. diam., contextu cellulis oblonge
polyhedricis, reticulatis, hyalinis, ca. 30*20; aecidiosporis subglo-
boso-angulatis, levibus, hyalino- vel flavido-fuscidulis, 14-20 \l.

Hab. in foliis Diospyri spec, Eio Jurua, Marary et St. Clara,
Amer. merid.

53. /Ecidium atro-album P. Henn. in Bot. Ergebn. der Kunene- 1407
Sambesi Expedit. p. 162 (1902). — Maculis flavidis v. fuscidulis;
aecidiis hypophyllis raro epiphyllis; pseudoperidiis stromatoideis,
atris primo, clausis, dein apertis subcupulatis, intus albidis, mar-
gine sublaciniatis ; aecidiosporis subglobosis angulatis, subhyalino-
flavidulis, 17-21.

Hab. in foliis Diospyri mespiliformis. Kunene Africae
austr.

54. /Ecidium Encianthi Diet. in Bot. Jahrb. 1903, p. 631. — Pseu- 1408
doperidiis hypophyllis in maculis parvis brunneis vel rubiginosis,
flavo-areolatis, cupul.formibus, margine irregulariter lacerato pr.r-
ditis; sporis subglobosis, polyhedricis vel oblongis, 22-28*17-21.
episporio sequali, minute verrucoso vestitis.

Hab. in foliis Encianthi japonici in monte Shirane Ja-
ponise (Kusano).

55. /Ecidium virgatum Lindroth, Die Umbellif. Ured. 1902, p. 164. 1409
— Pycnidiis flavidis vel brunneolis, subepidermicis, subrotundis,
100-120 ;x. diam., ostiolis prominulis, hyalinis; oecidiis hypophyl-

lis in maculis subcircularibus brunneis, subpoculiformibus, pseu-
doperidio brevissimo, minute denticulato, flavido ; cellulis regula-
riter dispositis, subimbricatis, plerumque inaequaliter rectangula-
ribus, 20-30*15-22, tunica aequali 3-4 ;j.. cr., latere externe tran-
sverse striata, interne crebre punctata; iccidiosporis regulariter

422 I redinacese Lnferiores, A2cidium.

ter seriatis, globoso-polygoniis, tunica tonui, hyalina, minute ver-
ruculosa, 17-24 \i. diam.

llab. in foliia Eryngii plani in prov. Saratow Rossiae
(Teanzschel).

56. /Ecidium salinum Lindr. Die Umbellif. Ured. 1902, pag. 163. 1410

Pycnidiis subepidermicis, ab secidiis circumdatis, fiavidis, 90-
110 ;x. albis, 180 u,. lat., ostiolis subhyalinis usque 00 u,. emergcn-
tibus; aecidiis pustuliformibus, flavidis; pseudoperidiis non emer-
gentibus, cellulis irregulariter dispositis, inaequaliter rotundatis,
laxiusculis, extus tunica 4-5 u.. cr., transverse striata, intus tunica
tenuiori punctata formatis, 18-30 u.. diam. ; aecidiosporis ellipsoi-
deo-globosis, 18-27 » 15-24, membrana tenui, hvalina, crebre mi-
nute punctata.

Hab. in Peucedano salino, inter Jenisei et Tomsk Sibiriae
(A. K. Cyonder).

57. /Ecidium sarcinatum Lindroth, Die Umbellif. Ured. 1902, p. 165. 1411
— Pycnidiis subepidermicis, 120-140 [j.. diam.. rarissimis; aeci-
diis poculiformibus in areis limitatis foliorum petiolorumque dense
confertis; pseudoperidiis breve cylindraceis, margine brevi, flavido,
minute inciso et revoluto; cellulis polygoniis, subimequaliter dis-
positis, tunica latere exteriore 10 u,. cr., striis transversis vix
emergentibus, e latere interiore 5-5.5 ;j.. cr., aculeolato-verrucosa
20-30 a. diam.; secidiosporis regulariter seriatis, globoso-ellipsoi-
deis, tunica tenui, minute crebre verruculosa, 20-25 « 16-23.

Hab. in foliis Ferulse fcetidissi msa, Turkestan (Komarov).

58. /Ecidium Berul33 Bubak, Centralbl. f. Bakteriol. 1902, IX, p. 126.

Ilab. in foliis Berulse an gustifoli ;c in Bohemia. — Testo
auctore in litt. oeque ac Mc. carotinum, est status aecidialis Uro-
mycefis Scirpi (Cast.) Lagerh. et ab illo morphologice non differt.

59. ^cidium carotinum Bubak, Centralb. f. Bakteriol. 1902, IX,
p. 126.

Hab. m foliis Dauci Carotaa in Bohemia. — Teste auctore
in litt., est status aecidialis Uromycetis Scirpi (Cast.) Lagerh. et ab
iEcnliis pastinacicolis nulla nota morphologica differt.

60. /Ecidium Ferulae Eouss. et Dur. — Syll. VII, p. 793. — Sec.
<•]. Juel in Bull. Soc. Mycol. Fr. 1901, p. 268, species provenit
in Thapsia non in Ferula; hinc potius vocanda Mc. puni-
curn Juel. Tamen in Siciiia species revera nascitur etiam in F e-
rula, propterea nomen Rousselianum manere debet.

61. /Ecidium Hamamelidis P. Magn. Ber. D. B. G. 1901, p. 297. U[-2

Uredinacese inferiores, jEcidium. 423

t. XIII, f. 23-26 (absque diagnosi). — Maculis minutis epiphyllis,
rubellis; pycnidiis epiphyllis; aecidiis hypophyllis pseudoperidiis
longis prseditis; secidiosporis 2B « 20, membrana hinc inde bullato-
inflata, bullis demum deciduis.

Hab. in foliis Hamamelidis sp. in montanis Nikko Japoniae
(Manabu Miyoshi).

62. /Ecidium Anograe Arthur in Bull. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1901, p. 664. — 1413
Pseudoperidiis dense congestis, in maculis rubescentibus, densis,
generaliter hypophyllis, elongatis, cylindraceis, margine laceratis,

in longitudine revolutis; aecidiosporis subglobosis, 22-26, luteis,
episporio 3 [i. cr., verruculoso donatis.

Hab. in foliis A n o g r se p al 1 i d •<£, Long Pine, Nebr. Ame-
riccC borealis.

63. /Ecidium Cardiospermi Cooke: cfr. Syll. VII, p. 785. — Syd. in
Ann. Mycol. 1903, I, p. 333. — iEcidiis hypophyllis, maculis ila-
vidis v. navo-brunneis, 2-5 mm. diam. insidentibus, in greges
maculam explentes dense gregariis, minutissimis, diu hemisphse-
ricis, tandem breviter cupulatis, margine subintegro ; recidiosporis
angulato-globosis, hyalino-flavescentibus, minutissime verruculo-
sis 16-24 \*.. diam.

Hab. in foliis Cardiospermi microcarpi, Zanzibar Afr.
merid.

64. /Ecidium Maprouneae P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, p. 168 (Hedw. 1414
1904). — Maculis fuscis, irregulariter effusis, pycnidiis cinnamo-
meis punctiformibus ; ;ecidiis hypophyllis interdum nervos sequen-
tibus; pseudoperidiis sparsis vel gregariis, cupulatis albidis mar-
gine fimbriatis, contextu cellulis oblonge polyhedricis, hyalinis, re-
ticulatis, 20-30 « 20 ; secidiosporis oblonge vel subgloboso-angu-
latis, hyalinis, 12-20*10-16.

Hab. in foliis Maprouneae spec, Peru, Rio Amazonas, Squi-
tos, Amer. bor.

65. /Ecidium kakelense P. Henn. in Bot. Ergebn. der Kunene-Sam- nir,
besi Expedit. p. 161 (1902). — Maculis sanguineis, offusis; a;cidiis
gregariis paginam inferiorem totam foliorum tegentibus; pseudo-
peridiis cylindraceis plus minus elongatis, cretaceis, contextu cel
lulis rotundato-polyhedricis, reticulatis, hyalinis, 22-30; secidiospo-

ris subglobosis v. ellipsoideis, angulatis, levibus, intus navidis 18-
23 « 15-21.

Hab. in Euphorbia spec, Grondkopje et Kakelo Africse
austr.

424 Dredlnacese inferiores, <Ecidium.

66. /Ecidium Marci Bubak, Ber. Deutsch. liot. Gesell. 1903, p. 275. 1416
— Caules ct petiolos doformans et tumofacieus, foliaquo occupans;
pseudoperidiis initio immorsis, doiu emergentiluis ot margino albo,
infiexo, laciniato, 100-200 ;j.. latis; cellulis irrogulariter seriatis,
globoso-polygoniis, 25-30» 16-28, irrogulariter crebre verruculosis,
crasse tunicatis; pariete externe valde incrassato, contextu aurau-
tio; a-cidiosporis globosis v. oblongis, semper polygoniis, 20-28 *=
17-24, membrana tenui, levi, flavida guttulisque majusculis aureis
prgeditis.

llab. in caulibus foliisque Mercurialis annuae, Dulcigno,
Montenegro. — Pycnidia adsunt hemisphserica, mellea, dein brun-
neola, 100-150 ;j.. diam.

67. /Ecidium dalechampiicola P. Henn. in Hedw. 1904, p. 80. — Ma- un
culis fuscidulis; aecidiis hypophyllis sparsis vel gregariis, nervos
sequentibus, pallide fuscidulis; pseudoperidiis cupulatis, margine
fimbriatis, contextu ccllulis polyhedricis, granulato-subreticulatis
20-30 ;x. ; sporis subglobosis, ellipsoideis vel ovoideis, flavido-fu-
scidulis, 11-20 * 10-16.

Hab. in foliis Dalechampiae, in viridario Musei, Rio de Ja-
neiro, Brasilia1 (C. Ule).

68. /Ecidium cornu-Cervi P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, p. 168, fig. III 1418
(Hedw. 1904). — iEcidiis ramicolis eos varie deformantibus; gallis
cornutis xylariiformibus vel ramossimis usque ad 10 cm. diam..
ferrugineo-cinerescentibus; pseudoperidiis semiimmersis dense gre-
gariis cupulatis, alutaceis margine pallidis, fimbriatis v. laceratis;
contextu cellulis oblonge polyhedricis, reticulatis, hyalinis; sporis
subgloboso-angulatis, levibus, 15-18 v 12-16.

llab. in caulibus Dalechampias sp., Rio Jurua Amer. me-
rid. — Notabilissima species, ramos omnino deformans, ab A<x.
Dalechampictj et ALc. dalechampiicola omnino diversa.

69. /Ecidium tragiicola P. Heun. Fungi Amaz. I, pag. 167 (Hedw. 1419
1904). — Maculis rotundato-angulatis, flavo-fuscidulis ; pycnidiis
puuctiformibus atris; secidiis hypophyllis interdum epiphyllis, pseu-
doperidiis suborbiculariter aggregatis, cupulatis, ferrugineo-palle-
scentibus, contextu ccllulis oblonge vel rotundato-angulatis reti-
culatis, hyalino-fuscidulis ; sporis subgloboso-angulatis, llavo-fu-
scidulis, 12-18 ;j..

Ifab. in foliis Tragiic fallacis, Peru, Corro de Cumbasso,
Amor. merid.

70. /Ecidium Turnera3 P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, p. 171 (Hedw. 1904). 1420

Uredinacefe inferiores, vEciditim. 425

— Maculis ferrugineis effusis; fecidiis hypophyllis; pseudoperidiis
aggregatis, semiimmersis, cupulatis, fuscidulis, margine albido fim-
briato, contextu cellulis subrotundato-polyhedricis, hyalino reticu-
latis ca. 20-30 \x. diam. ; oecidiosporis subgloboso-angulatis, hya-
lino-fuscidulis, levibus, 20-25 \x.

Hab. in foliis Turnerse ulmifoli;e, Tarapoto, Peru Amer.
merid.

71. /Ecidium violascens Trelease, Harrim. Alaska Exped. Crypt. lm
pag. 37. — Maculis latis, irregularibus, effusis, pr;esertim in epi-
phyllo violaceis, saepe nervisequis ; soris hypophyllis, vix 0,5 mm.
diam., hemisphiericis, irregulariter confertis juxta nervos; pseudo-
peridiis inclusis, non marginatis, cellulis irregulariter oblongis,
30-40 ** 20, ruguloso-asperulis ; ;ecidiosporis e polygonio globosis

v. ellipsoideis, minute verruculosis, 22-35 v 22-28.

Hab. in foliis G-eranii erianthi, Kadiak (Trelease), Kukak
Bay, Alaska (Saunders). — Ab JEc. Geranii prsecipue macularum
colore, sporis majoribus prse ceteris diversa. Nervi foliorum fungo
invasi leviter incrassantur.

72. /Ecidium subincarnatum P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, p. 169 (Hedw. 1422
1904). — Maculis rufobrunneis rotundatis vel effusis interdum
bullato incrassatis; ;ecidiis plerumque hypophyllis, interdum epi-
phyllis roseolo-flavidis; pseudoperidiis dense aggregatis, primo he-
misphserico-clausis, dein cupulatis, flavido-carneis, fuscidulis, con-
textu cellulis oblonge v. rotundato-polyhedricis, incarnatis, 20-40

[x. diam. ; ;ecidiis subgloboso-angulatis, 15-20 » 13-17 hyalino vel
flavo-incarnescentibus.

Hab. in foliis Sterculiacese cujusdam, St. Claras Rio Jurua
Amer. merid.

73. /Ecidium cerrense P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, p. 170 (Hedw. 1904). 1 123

— Maculis rotundatis vel effusis incrassatis, fusco-nigricantibus ;
pycnidiis punctiformibus, subhemisph.ericis atris, dein vertice ni-
veis; ascidiis hypophyllis, oppositis, subimmersis, cupulatis, ferru-
gineis, contextu cellulis rotundato- vel oblongo-polyhedricis, re-
ticulatis, ca. 20. [x. diam.; secidiosporis subgloboso-angulatis, fusci-
dulis, levibus, 10-15*10-13.

Hab. in foliis Burseracese? Perii Cerro do Escaler, Amer.
merid.

74. /Ecidium uredinoidis P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. IV, in Hedw. 1904, H"-'i
pt 58. — Maculis subrotundatis vel late effusis folium pro parte
destruentibus, atrofuscis, rugulosis ; iccidiis hypophyllis late effusis,

126 T'redinacea' inferlores, flScidium.

pseudoperidiis cupulatis, pulvinatis, margino pallido fimbriatis, con-
fluentibus, dein llavido- vel ferrugineo-farinosis, contextu cellulis
polyhedricis reticulatis; secidiosporis subglobosis vel ellipsoideis,
angulatis, hyalino-fuscidulis, 16-22 # 14-20.

Ilab. in foliis Sapindacese cujusdam, Rio Jurua Brasili;i'.

75. /Ecidium malvicolum Arthur Bull. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1904, pag. 6. l i'~'"'

— Pycnidiis epiphyllis, congestis, punctiformibus melleo-auran-
tiacis, immersis, subepidermicis, globosis, 100-125 ;j.. diam. : ostioli
periphysibus numerosis, 38-80 ;j.. longis.; secidiis hypophyllis. in
circulos, usque 10 mm. diam., dispositis; pseudoperidiis brevibus,
cylindraceis, margine erectis vel sajpe revolutis, erosis; iccidiospo-
ris globosis 14-22 v. 16-24 u. diam., episporio hyalino, tcnui, 1,5
|j.. lato, minute et icqualiter verrucosulo.

Hab. in foliis Althsese roseae, Callaway, Nebraska, Malvastri
coccinei, Wakeeney, Kansas et Callirrhoes involucratse
Rooks County, Kansas, Amer. bor.

76. /Ecidium bomolense Sydow in Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 351. — Pycni- 1426
diis numerosis, epiphyllis; aecidiis hypophyllis maculis orbicula-
ribus flavis v. flavo-brunneis usque 1 cm. diam. insidentibus, laxe

et irregulariter in greges maculam explentes dispositis, cupulatis,
margine lacero, revoluto, albido; secidiosporis angulato-globosis,
hyalino-navescentibus, subtiliter verruculosis, 17-25 ;j.. diam.

Ilab. in foliis vivis Adeniae (sec. Ophiocaulij spec. in M.
Bomole Africiu orient. germanicae (A. Karasek).

77. /Ecidium passifloricolum P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, p. 168 (Hedw. u-27
1904). — Maculis rotundato - angulatis, flavo-brunneolis; aecidiis
hypophyllis concoloribus, pseudoperidiis pulvinato-discoideis, dein
cupulatis, pallidis, cellulis rotundato-polyhedricis, hyalino-reticula-

tis, ca. 20-30 ;j.. ; yecidiosporis subgloboso-angulatis, flavidulis, 15-
20 a. episporio levi, hyalino.

Hab. in foliis Passiflorae spec. Peru, Tarapoto, Amer. merid.

— Ab sFxidio Passiflorce sporis duplo crassioribus mox digno-
scitur.

78. /Ecidium Passiflorae P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1903, p. 43. ] l^

— Maculis flavidis, rotundatis. pycnidiis epiphyllis, punctiformi-
bus, flavo-brunneis; iccidiis oppositis sparsis, pseudoperidiis sparsis
vel rotundato-dispositis, plano-cupulatis, ilavidis, margine albido
fimbriatis; contoxtu cellulis oblongo-angulatis, flavidulo-hvalinis,
reticulatis, 20-30 ;j.. diam.; ;rcidiosporis subglobosis. hyalino fusci-
dulis, levibus, 7-10 ;j.. diam.

Uredinacese inferiores, iEcidium. 427

Hab. in foliis Passif lorse spec, Ost-Usambara Africce orient.
(Zimmermann).

79. /Ecidium miryense P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, p. 169 (Hedw. 1904). 1429

— Maculis rotundatis vel effusis, ochraceo- vel rufo-fuscidulis
vix incrassatis; pycnidiis punctiformibus, fusco-atris; secidiis op-
positis hypophyllis, pseudoperidiis gregariis cupulatis, alutaceis,
margine pallidis subfimbriatis; contextu cellulis rotundato-polyhe-
dricis, 20-30 \y., reticulatis, hyalinis; ;ccidiosporis subgloboso-angu-
latis, intus hyalino-flavidulis, 10-16 [i., levibus.

Hab. in foliis Guarese spec. Rio Jurua, Jurua-Miry, Amer.
merid. — Ab JEc. Guareai praecipue diversum, quia non galligenum.

80. /Ecidium Guareae P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, p. 168 (Hedw. 1904). 1430

— iEcidiis caulicolis flori- vel foliicolis et bullato-deformantibus,
incrassatis, effusis, alutaceo-cinerescentibus ; pseudoperidiis semiim-
mersis, cupulatis, pallide alutaceis, dense gregariis; contextu cel-
lulis rotundato- vel oblongo-polyhedricis, reticulatis, hyalino-fusci-
dulis, ca. 20-30 \l. d. ; secidiosporis subgloboso-angulatis, 15-23 |i.,
episporio brunneolo, levi.

Hab. in ramulis, foliis etc. Guareae sp., Rio Jurua, Bom Fim,
Belem, Marary, Amer. merid.

81. /Ecidium porosum Peck — Syll. VII, p. 787. — var. anodonta L43i
Speg. in Ann. Soc. Cient. Argent. 1899, p. 276.

Hdb. ad folia viva Vicite PatagoniccC, prope Laco Muster,
Amer. occid. (N. Illin). — Specimina patagonica a typo rece-
dunt pseudoperidiis ore integro donatis et sporis paullulo mino-
ribus. Cellulse exoperidiis loricatae subhexagonse 20-30 « 20-25,
crasse tunicatse et grosse radiatim rugulosae subhyalime; uredo-
sporae globosce vel e mutua pressione plus minusve angulosoe vel
deformatse, 18-22 « 18-20, episporio hyalino, endoplasmate auran-
tiaco.

82. /Ecidium Torae P. Henn. Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1903, p. 42. — Maculis 1432
rotundatis, flavidis vel fuscidulis; iccidiis hypophyllis; pseudope-
ridiis dense gregariis, cupulatis, aureis, margine albido fimbriatis ;
contextu celiulis oblonge polyhedricis, reticulatis, tlavo-hyalinis
25-40 «15-20; secidiosporis subglobosis, angulatis, intus aurantiis
10-15, episporio hyalino levi.

Hab. in foliis Oassise Toraa, Ost-Usambara Afric;e orient.
(Zimmermann).

83. >Ecidium Dielsii P. Henn. Fungi AfricaB orient. II, in Bot. Jahrb. 1433
XXVIII, pag. 34. — Maculis fuscidulis; ajcidiis amphigenis, in-

428 UrecUnacese inferiores, ^Scidium.

crassatis galliformibus, ochraceis; pseudoperidiis aggregatis, cupu-
latis v. subcylindracois, margine albido-subflmbriatis; contextu cel-
lulis polyhedricis, reticulatis, 30-50 [t. diam. hyalinis aecidiosporis

subglobosis vel ovoideo-ellipsoideis, angulatis, 23-30 * 22-27, epispo-
rio crasso granulato.

llah. in foliis Crotalariir speo., Oapland (Diels).

84. /Ecidium Cytisi Voss — Syll. XI, p. 114. forma ramulicola 1434
Sacc. Notse Mycol. in Syd. Ann. Mycologici 1903, n. 1, p 24.

Hab. in ramulis vivis Cytisi liirsuti in collibus Montello,
Volpago (Treviso) Italise borealis. — Ramulorum partes Jlcidio
correptse leviter et icqualiter tumescunt.

85. /Ecidium Bossiaeae P. Henn. Fungi Austral. occ. II, in Hedw. 1433
1901, p. 352. — Maculis brunneolis; aecidiis hypophyllis sparsis;
pseudoperidiis subaggregatis, cupulatis, brunneolis, ca. 0,2-0,3 mm.
diam., margine pallido subnnibriatis; contextu cellulis polyhedricis,
reticulatis, ca. 20-30 ;j.. diam.; secidiosporis ellipsoideis, levibus, 12-

22 * 12-18, hyalinis.

Hab.in foliis Bossiaeae linophyllse, King Georges Sound,
Austral. occid.

86. /Ecidium Inouyei P. Henn. Engl. Jahrb. 1902, XXXII. p. 37. — 1436
Pseudoperidiis paginam foliorum totam occupantibus, immersis
primo clausis, dein cupulatis, ca. 0,5 mm. diametro; a-oidiosporis
subglobosis veJ ellipsoideis, polyhedricis, flavidulis hyalinescentibus,
intus granulatis, 18-26 « 18-20, episporio lovi, flavo.

Hdb. in foliis Amphicarpsea; sp. Sakawa, Tosa .laponiav —
Probabiliter st. aecidialis Uromycetis sp.

87. /Ecidium Sophorae Kus. Bot. Mag. Tokyo 1904, VIII, p. 203, 1437
f. 1. — Pycnidiis amphigenis, syepius epiphyllis, punctatis, ostioli
periphysibus capillaribus; sporulis ellipsoideis vel globosis, hyali-
nis; ajcidiis amphigenis, saapius hypophyllis, petiolicolis ramicolis-
que, irregulariter congregatis. saepe folii magnam partem occu-
pantibus; pseudoperidiis aggregatis, subcircinantibus, minutis, tu-
bulosis, margine angusto lacerato et reilexo; cellulis rectaugulari-
bus, unistratosis, 40-50^20-25, pariete tenui; rccidiosporis sub-
inde compressione angulosis, 25-35 a. diam., episporio tenui mi-
nute verrucoso.

Hab. in foliis Sophorae platyoarpae, Hakone in prov. Sa-
gami .Taponia^ (Prof. .1. Matsumurai.

88. /Ecidium Purpusiorum P. Hcnn. in Hedw. 1903, p. (189). — Mri- 1438
diis fructicolis et deformantibus ; pscudopcridiis densis plus mi-

Uredinacese inferiores, yEcidium. 429

nus elongato-cylindraceis, usque ad 12 ;j.. longis, ca. 0,8 \x. cr.,
roseis; contextu cellulis oblonge polyhedricis, reticulatis, hyalinis;
secidiosporis subglobosis, ovoideis vel ellipsoideis, intus aurantio-
oleosis, episporio hyalino, radiato-striato, 25-38 « 18-30.

Hab. in fructibus Cratiegi, Ixtacihuatle, Mexico (C. A.

PURPUS).

89. /Ecidium Cardiandrse Diet. in Bot. Jahrb. 1903, p. G30. — Pseu- 1439
doperidiis hypophyllis in maculis flavis vel brunneolis, minutis

vel usque 4 mm. latis, interdum confiuentibus, cylindraceis, mar-
gine recto vel modice recurvato denticulato, ca. 180 jj.. diam. ;
cellulis pseudoperidii valde regularibus, sexangularibus, 21 ;j.. latis,
verrucosis; aecidiosporis polyhedricis, globosis vel ellipsoideis, 22-
26 « 18-25, subtiliter verrucosis.

Ilab. in foliis Cardiandrre alternifol iie, Nikko Japoniae

(KuSANO).

90. /Ecidium Hydrangeae-paniculatae Diet. in Bot. Jahrb. 1903, p. 630. 1440
— Pseudoperidiis in maculis magnis irregularibus flavis vel ru-
biginosis, medio ssepe arescentibus, hypophyllis, in acervulos cir-
culares usque 8 mm. latos congestis, cupuliformibus, margine re-
curvato denticulato prgeditis; sporis oblongis 21-27^13-18, epi-
sporio subtilissime verrucoso tenui vestitis.

Hab. in foliis Hydrangea3 paniculatse, Nikko .laponine

(KUSANO).

91. /Ecidium ribesicola Speg. Myc. Arg. ser. I, in Ann. Soc. Cient. un
Arz. 1899, p. 267. — Maculis fere nullis pallescentibus, foliic-olis,
raro petioli- vel floricolis; pseudoperidiis 0,5-0,7 mm. alt., 0,20-
0,25 mm. diam., densissimn constipatis atque pulvinulum sat pro-
minulum superne applanatum ostiolato-alveolatum, margine obtu-
sum repando-orbiculatum 2-6 mm. diam., efficientibus, pallide fia-
vescentibus; tunica pseudoperidii tenui alba e cellulis hexagonis
25-30 [j.. diam. crasse tunicatis, dense minuteque verruculosis efFor-
mata; ;ecidiosporis globosis, levibus, 22-25 ;j.. diam. aurantiacis.

Hab. in foliis vivis Ribis magellanici pr. Lago Nahuel-
huapi Argentini.c.

92. /Ecidium thlaspianum Syd. in tEster. bot. Zeitschr. 1902, n. 5. — 1442
iEcidiis hypophyllis, maculis flavidis insidentibus, irregulariter
distributis vel paucis iaxe aggregatis, cupulatis, margine imiso,
recurvato, albido; secidiosporis angulatis, subtilissime verruculosis,
navescentibus, 14-18 ;j.. diam. vel 16-23 * 14-18.

Ilab. in foliis Thlaspeos ceratocarpi in Songaria (Schuenk).

430 Uredinacese inferiores, ^Ecidium,

93. /Ecidium Biscuteliae Noelli, Malpigliia 1902, vol. XVI. — JEcidiis 1443
amphigenis in maculis minutis circularibus vel ellipticis luteis,
1,6-2,5 mm. diam. insidentibus; pycnidiis sparsis, 2-3 congestis,
aurantiacis, 210-240 « 145-220; sporis subrotundis 1,2 ;j.. diam.;
pseudoperidiis aurantiacis in circulum dispositis, in singula macula
4-14 dense congestis, erumpentibus e cellulis fere ovalibus, hyalinis
transverse sulcatis, rugosulis polygonalibus, 15-30 « 12-16, cornpo-
sitis; SBcidiosporiS congestis, irregularibus, angulosis, fere circula-
ribus vel polygonalibus, hyalino-marginatis, intus luteo-aurantiacis,
12-21 ;j.. long. et 12-18 ;j.. latis.

llab. in foliis Biscutellae levigata-, in Monte Musine prope
Susa Italiae bor.

94. /Ecidium melanotes Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 20. — ^cidiis H"
amphigenis, in hypophyllo magis prominentibus, in acervos ro-
tundatos, 2-10 mm. diam., bullatos, stromatiform.es compactos in
sicco (an otiam in vivo?) atros, superficie asperulos rhytismoideos
dispositis, profundcque immersis; contoxtu cellulis tabulari-polyhe-
dricis flavido-hyalinis deorsum cuneato-attenuatis parte superiore
verrucosis, basim versus levibus, 24-48 « 19-30 composito; aecidio-
sporis globosis, subglobosis vel angulatis, subtiliter verruculosis,
flavesccntibus, apice usque 7 [j.. incrassatis, 21-28 |j.. diam., epi-
sporio tenui.

Ilab. in foliis vivis Tetrantheraj amaivc in Monte Salak
ins. Javae (Penzig).

95. /Ecidium Machili P. Henn. Einige neue japan. Ured. III, in Hedw. lli:'
1902, p. 21. — Maculis rotundato-explanatis, fuscis, subincrassatis ;
aecidiis hypophyllis, pseudoperidiis sparsis v. aggregatis, semiim-
mersis, cupulatis, fusco-brunneis. margine subintegris; oecidiosporis
subgloboso-angulatis, 20-30 ;j.. diam., hyalino-fuscidulis.

Hab. in foliis Machili Thumbergii, Tosa Japoni;e.

96. /Ecidium rionegrense P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, p. 166, Hedw. L446
1904. — Maculis valde incrassatis, rufo-brunneis nigricantibus,
rotundatis; aecidiis hypophyllis sparsis v. gregariis; pseudoperidiis
subimmersis, aggregatis, dein cupulatis, ochraceis, margine fimbria-
tis; contextu cellulis rotundato-polyhedricis, retirulatis, 30 « 20;
sporis subgloboso-angulatis, flavido-fuscidulis, 17-24 ;j..

Ilab. in foliis Guatteriae Schomburgkianae, Rio Negro,
Manaos, Amer. merid. — Format in foliis gallas pulvinatas rufas
usque 3 cm. cr.

97. /Ecidium amazonense P. Honn. Fungi Amaz. I, p. 169 (Iledvv. m~

Uredmacese inferiores, ^Ecidium. 431

1904). — Maculis rotundatis v. effusis, atroferrugineis, subincras-
satis; secidiis hypophyllis ; pseudoperidiis aggregatis in maculis
dispositis, subimmersis, cupulatis, ferrugineis, margine fimbriatis;
contextu cellulis rotundato-polyhedricis, hyalinis, reticulatis, ca.
30 jj.. diam. ; aecidiosporis subgloboso-angulatis, subhyalino-fusci-
dulis, 20-25 |i.

Hab. in foliis coriaceis et tomentosis Gruatterire spec. Peru,
Rio Amazonas, Amer. Merid. — Ab JEc. Guatterice Diet. praeci-
pue sporis levibus distinctum.

98. /Ecidium mararyense P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, p. 170 (Hedw. 1448
1904). — Maculis rotundatis v. effusis atrofuscis; pycnidiis pun-
ctiformibus atris; secidiis hypophyllis oppositis gregariis, semiim-
merso-cupulatis, mox pulverulentis, ferrugineis; contextu celluhs
rotundato- v. oblonge polyhedricis, reticulatis, hyalino-fuscidulis,
plerumque 20-30 \x. diam ; secidiosporis subgloboso- v. ellipsoideo-
angulatis, olivaceo-fuscis, 18-26 jj..

Hab. in foliis Gruatteriye spec, Rio Jurua, Marary Amer.
merid.

99. /Ecidium huallagense P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, p. 170 (Hedw. 1449
1904). — Maculis subincrassatis rotundato-angulatis, ochraceo-lu-
teis vel fuscidulis, sparsis; pycnidiis punctiformibus atris; a?cidiis
hypophyllo-oppositis in maculis cinereis, semiimmersis, cupulatis,
pallido-fuscidulis; contextu cellulis rotundato-vel oblonge polyhe-
dricis, reticulatis, hyalino-fuscidulis; sporis subgloboso-angulatis,
hyalino-flavidis vel fuscidulis, 15-20 \*..

Hab. in foliis Guatterise alutacere et alius Anonace;r
cujusdam, Peru Tarapoto, Amer. merid. — Maculae superne ochra-
cea3, inferne grisese. Ab ^Ec. Xylopice diversum.

100. /Ecidium juruense P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, p. 169 (Hedw. 1904). 1450

— Maculis rotundatis fusco-atris, inilato-incrassatis ; pycnidiis
punctiformibus, atris; aecidiis hypophyllis bullatis, aggrogatis im-
mersis, flavidis, cupulatis, 0,2-0,3 mm diam. ; contextu cellulis ob-
longe polyhedricis, reticulatis, hyalinis, plerumque 30 « 20; tecidio-
sporis subgloboso-angulatis, hyalino-brunneolis, levibus, 13-20 »j..

Hab.m. foliis Monopsidis polyphleb;c, E,io Jurua, Jurua-
Miry, Amer. bor.

101. /Ecidium Popowis P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1903, p. 42 i i.-.i

— Maculis valde incrassatis, rufobrunnei.s, nigricantibus, rotun-
datis vel explanatis; pycnidiis epiphyllis punctiformibus, subhe-
mispha^ricis , atro - brunneis ; oecidiis oppositis, galliformibus iu-

432 rredinncesB inferiorcs, lv-idium.

crassatis; psoudoperidiis cylindracois usque ad 1 mm. elongatis,
aurantiis; contoxtu cellulis oblongis, augulatis, reticulatis, intus
flavido-oleosis 18-30*13-18; secidiosporis, subglobosis vel ellipsoi-
deis, intus aurantio-oleoso-guttulatis, 14-17*13-16; sporulis elli-
psoideis, hyalinis, 2,5 * 1,5.

Jlab. in foliis Popowi r gracilis, Dar-es-Salam, Zanzibar,
Afr. orient. (Englehi.

102. /Ecidium Maublancii Sydow Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 351, JEcidium 1458
mexicanum Maubl. Bull. Soc. Myc. Fr. 1904. p. 73, t. VII, f. 9,
nec . Kc. mexicanum D. et H. (in Cisso). — Maculis parvis angu-
latis, navis vel melleis; pycnidiis epiphyllis, brunneis, ovoidois
200-200*115-130; secidiis hypophyllis, gregariis; pseudoperidiis
clongatis, longe cylindraceis, 1,2-2 mm. longis, aurantiis: cellulis
pseudoperidii angalatis, difformibus, hyalinis, intus aurantiacis, 14-

28 ;j.. diam. ; ;ecidiosporis subglobosis, rarius oblongis, angulatis,
13-20*11-15, episporio hyalino, levi, endoplasmate guttulato-au-
rantiaco.

Ilab. in foiiis Mahoniae in Mexico (Bonansea).

103. /Ecidium Fendleri Tracy et Earle in Plantje Backerianse fasc. I, li:,:;
fungi p. 17. — Fere semper hypophyllum; maculis magnis, 1 cm.
latis, rubris, luteo-marginatis ; pseudoperidiis sparsis, luceutibus,
lutois, 400 |J.. diam., margine irregulariter lacoratis, rocurvatis ; cel-
lulis irregulari-polygonalibus, conspicue rugulosis, 20-30 ;j., diam ;
sporis subglobosis, lucontibus, luteis, minute rugulosis, 20 a. diam. ;
pycnidiis luteo-melleis, inconspicuis, 200 ;j.. diam.

Hab. in foliis Berberidis Pendleri, Manaos, Colorado,
Amer. bor. — JEc. Berberidis affine.

104. /Ecidium Berberidis-ruscifoliae Henn. in Hedw. 1902, p. (G2). — u~>1
^Ecidiis hypophyllis totam paginam occupantibus ; pseudoperidiis
gregariis, hemisph.MTicis clausis, subbrunneolis, doin vertico aper-

tis, vix fimbriatis, pallide flavidis, 0,3 mm. diam. ; contextu collu-
lis rotundato-angulatis, reticulis hyalino-flavidulis. oa. 20-24 a.
diam.; ;ccidiosporis subglobosis, angulatis flavido-pallidis, 10-15
;j.. diam.

Hab. in foliis vivis Berberidis ruscifoliae, Cordoba Ar-
gentini r.

105. ^cidium Leontices Tranzschol in Acta Hort. Botan. Univcvs. 1455
Imperial. .lurgevensis, vol. II, fasc. II, p. 91, 1901. — Maculas
llavas in pagina superioro foliorum crassas ollbrmans; psoudope-
ridiis hypophyllis, rarius nonnullis epiphyliis, dense gregariis,

Urediiiacese inferiores, /Ecidium. 433

ssepe totos lobulos foliorum occupantibus, poculatis, margine vix
exserto (saltem in exemplaribus junioribus tantum visis); cellu-
larum pseudoperidii rnembranae hyalinoe parte exteriore valde in-
crassata (usque ad 9 ji.), parte interiore verrucosa, contentu au-
rantiaco; secidiosporis angulato-rotundatis v. ellipsoideis, 20-26 *
16-20, membrana hyalina, subtiliter verrucosa, contentu auran-
tiaco. Pycnidia non visa.

Hab. in fol. Leontices Leontopetali, prope As'chabad
Turcomanise.

106. /Ecidium punctatum Pers. — Syll. VII, p. 775. — JEcidiolum 1456
punctatum D. Sacc. — Pycnidiis hypophyllis dense gregariis, he-
misphaericis, prominulis, '/o mm. diam. e hyalino rubescentibus,
nitidulis, tenui-membranaceis, contextu distincte laxe parenchy-
matico, radiante, poro pertusis ; basidiis fasciculatis bacillaribns
16^2; sporulis ovoideis, 3 « 1,5, hyalinis.

Hab in foliis vivis Anemones coronarise, Firenze (Prof.
Adr. Fiori). — Ob JEcidium deficiens et pycnidia exclusive hy-
pophylla forma distinguenda videtur.

107. /Ecidium Ranunculacearum DC. — Syll. Fung. VII, p. 776. — 1-157
var. Alese Trav. in D. Sacc. Myc. ital. n. 1264. — A typo mox
differt habitatione numquam in laminis foliorum et quia matricem
maxime deformat.

Hab. in caulibus, petiolis pedunculisque Ranunculi bulbosi
subsp. Aleae, in horto botanico Patavino, Majo 1903. — Inter
adest socia Urocystis Anemones.

108. /Ecidium occidentale Arthur, Bull. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1904, pag. 7. 1458

— Pycnidiis amphigenis, in parvulos greges dispositis, stipatis,
prominulis, melleo-aurantiacis, punctiformibus, immersis, subepi-
dermicis, globosis, soepe depressis, 110-150 jv diam. ; ostioli pe-
riphysibus liberis s;epe agglutinatis, 30-75 u.. longis; aecidiis hy-
pophyllis in greges circulares v. oblongatos dispositis, subcongestis,
latis; pseudoperidiis pallidis, margine erectis, erosis; aecidiosporis
globosis, 24 « 18 v. 29 * 23; episporio 2,5-3 ;jl. lato, hyalino, dense
minuteque verruculoso.

Hab. in foliis Clematidis Douglasii, Pullman, Wasliington,
Moscow Idaho, Helena Montana, Amer. bor. — Mc. Clematidis
affinis species.

109. /Ecidium Delphinii Barthol. in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, p. 173. 1459

— Hypophyllum; maculis epiphyllis, luteo-brunnois, pallide margi-
natis; pseudoperidiis circinato-congestis, 3-5 mm. diam , intense

28

434 Uredinacese inferloree, AScidium.

aurantiacis, in pag. sup. irrogularitor sparsis; oecidiis 250-350 >i.
diam., margine lacerato - frangiatis. dein levibus, expansis; py-
cnidiis paucis vel indistinctis; aecidiosporis irregularibus, subglo-
bosis vel angularibus, episporio rugoso, pluri-nucleatis, aurantia-
cis, 20-25 \). diam.

Hab. in foliis Delphinii scopulorum, Steamboat Springs,
Colorado, Amer. bor. (E. Bethel). — Species valde noxia.

110. /Ecidium dakotense Griffiths, Bull. of the Torrey Bot. Club. 1460
1902, p. 300. — Pycnidiis brunneis vel brunneo-nigris, sub lente
luteis, hypophvllis, sequaliter sparsis, prominentibus; secidiis hypo-
phyllis sparsis, ssepe totum folium bullatum occupantibus, mar-
gine laceratis recurvatisque ; ascidiosporis globosis vel pro mutua
pressione angulosis, 15-18 ;j.. diam., episporio levi, tenui, in angu-

lis incrassato.

Hdb. in foliis Aquilegiae canadensis, Big Stone Lake,
Dakota, Amer. bor.

111. /Ecidium Aikeni Syd. in Ann. Myc. I, 1903, p. 334. — Pycnidiis 1461
amphigenis, soepius hypophyllis, sparsis, solitariis, numerosis, neque
per folium distributis, in sicco brunneis (in vivo melleis ?) . oeci-
diis eadem distributione qua pycnidiis, sine maculis. plerumque per
totum folium vel per magnam folii partem seque distributis, so-
litariis numquam in greges dispositis, primitus hemisphsericis, dein
cupulatis, margine recurvato, inciso, albido; necidiosporis globosis,
subglobosis v. angulatis, rarius ellipsoideis, plerumque apice leni-

ter incrassatis, subtiliter verruculosis, navescentibus, 19-25 ;j.. diam.;
contextu cellulis valde irregularibus 26-35 » 24-32 formato.

Hab. in foliis vivis Thalictri purpurascentis, College
Hill pr. Cincinnati in Ohio America^ bor. (W. H. Aiken).

112. /Ecidium Polygoni cuspidati Diet. in Bot. .lahrb. 1903, p. 629. 1462
— Pseudoperidiis hypophyllis in acervulos circulares 3-4 mm.
latos vel secundum nervos elongatos congestis, margine albo den-
ticulato prajditis; sporis globosis vel polyhedricis v. oblongis, 16-

23 « 15-20, subtiliter verrucosis.

Ilab. in foliis Polygoni cuspidati, Nikko Japonia) fKusANo).

113. /Ecidium Atriplicis Shear in Bull. of the Torr. Bot. Cl. 1902. , „;:;
p. 453. — Pseudoperidiis hypophyllis, plua minusve sparsis, 0-5-

1 mm. longis, 240-320 jj.. diam., erumpentibus, margine crenato-
«lcnticulatis; cellulis irregulariter pentagonis, 20-30 ;j.. d., dense
reticulatis; sporis levibus, luteolis, irregulariter globosis, 20-24 ;j..
diam .

Uredinacese infcriores, iEcidium. 435

Hab. in foliis Atriplicis Nuttallii, Montrose, Colorado
Amer. bor.

114. /Ecidium moricola P. Henn. F. javanici novi, in Hedw. 1902, 1464
p. 140. — Maculis fuscidulis; aecidiis hypophyllis, rare epiphyllis,
sparsis; pseudoperidiis singularibus v. subaggregatis, primo tectis,
dein cupulatis, ochraceo-fuscidulis; contextu cellulis oblonge v. ro-
tundato-angulatis, flavo-brunneis, 14-20 « 12-15; <recidiosporis sub-
globosis v. ellipsoideis, flavo-brunneolis, 16-23^13-17.

Hab. in foliis Mori indicae Javse orient.

115. /Ecidium alaskanum Trel., Harrim Alaska Exped. Crypt. p. 37. 1 165

— Maculis pallidis, pleramque ellipticis, 5 » 5-10 mm. ; pycnidiis
nullis; ;ecidiis amphigenis, sed infra copiosioribus, 0,25 mm. lat.,
margine multifido, reflexo; cellulis pseudoperidii circ. 28 ;j.. diam. ;
oecidiosporis sublevibus, 16-20 \l. long., ellipsoideis.

Hab. in foliis Habenari;e et Orchidis variarum spp. in
Alask;e pluribus locis (Trelease, Saunders, Macoun, Twaston). —
Ab JEcid. OrcMdearum (ad Pucc. Molinice spectante) pycnidiis
nullis, cellulis pseudoperidii amplioribus, sporis minoribus etc. di-
stinguendum.

116. /Ecidium Lilii-cordifolii Diet. in Bot. Jahrb. 1903, pag. 629. 1466

— Pseudoperidiis hypophyllis in maculis rotundatis vel irregu-
laribus usque 1 cm. latis, laxe gregariis, margine recurvato irre
gulariter lacerato vel denticulato pneditis. iiavidulis; secidiosporis
globosis vel late ellipsoideis, 20-23 « 17-20, subtiliter verrucosis.

Hab. in foliis Lilii cordifolii, in prov. Hitachi Japonii'

(KUSANO),

117. /Ecidium magnatum Arthur in Bull. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1901, p. 6G4. ] |,;7
Maculis pallidis, circularibus ; pseudoporidiis hypophyllis, cylin-

clraceis, elongatis, margine laceratis; a-cidiosporis luteis, subcylin-
draceis, 26-37, episporio verrucoso donatis.

Hab. in foliis Vaguerfe stellatae (= Smilacina dentata)
Valley of the Teton, Montana, Amer. bor.

118. >Ecidium Zephyranthis Shear in Bull. of the Torr. Bot. Club. 1468
1902, p. 454. — Maculis circularibus, luteolis, 1-2 mm. diam.;
sporulis globosis v. subglobosis, 2-3 a. diam. ; ps<>udop<'ridiis aiu-
phigenis, orbiculariter in greges 1-4 dispositis, 200-300 ;j. diam.;
cellulis irregulariter polygonalibus, 21-35 ;j.. diani., di-ns<- n-ticu-
latis; sporis luteolis levibus, irregulariter globosis, 18-25 <>.. diam

Hab. in foliis Zephyranthis, prope Tlalpam, Mexico Amer.
borealis.

436 Uredinaoese mferiores, Urerto.

110. /Ecidium Mangaranga P. Henn. in Ergebn. der Kunene-Sam- 1469
besi-Expedit. pag. 103 (1902). — Maculis iiavis effusis totum fo-
lium tegentibus; pycnidiis epiphvllis. dense gregariis , minutis
punctulatis, coraceis, rufo-brunneis; secidiis hypophyllis oppositis,
oirculariter dispositis aggregatis, minutis, cupulatis, flavo-pallenti-
bus, contextu cellulis polyhedricis, reticulatis, 20-26 \i. flavidis;
secidiosporis subgloboso-angulatis, 16-22 « 15-20, levibus.

Hab. in foliis Crini spec. Kubango pr. Kneio, Afr. austr.

120. /Ecidium pallidum Schneid. — Syll. VII, pag. 789. — Teste
Tranzschel Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 157, non in Lythro Salica-
ria, sed in Epilobio tetragono provenit.

121 /Ecidium Basanacanthae P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, p. 166, Hedw.
1904 ct in Hedw. 1896, p. 259, sub JEc. Randice.

Hab. in foliis Basanacanhtae sp. Rio Jurua, Marary, Amer.
merid. — Nomen mutatum ex eo quod non in Randia sed in Basa-
nacantha nascitur. Gallas firmas nigras format.

122. /Ecidium baccharidophilum Speg. Not. synon. pag. 9 in Ann.
Mus. Nac. Buenos. Ayres 1903, tom IX. Ita nominandum JEcid.
baccharidicolum Speg. 1898, nec P. Henn. (1896).

123. /Ecidium pseudo-columnare J. Kiihn. — Syll. VII, pag. 826.
— Observante cl. Oud. in Rev. Mycol. 1902, ejus habitatio sic
emendanda: a pede ad cacumen M. Blauen pr. Badenweilor.

URED0 Pers. — Syll. VII p. 838, IX p. 327, XI p. 222, XIV p. 389,
XVI p. 349.

1. Uredo Verbesianae-dentatae Syd. in (Ester bot. Zeitschr. 1902, n. 5. 1470
— Soris uredosporiferis hypophyllis, maculis orbicularibus ca.

2 mm. latis, fuscis v. nullis insidentibus, mediocribus, 1-2 mm.
diam. lana foliorum obtectis, obscure brunneis, pulverulentis ; ure-
dosporis globosis, subglobosis v. rarius late cllipsoidcis, aculeatis,
brunneis, 22-31 ft. diam., episporio ca. 4-6 jx. crasso.

Hdb. in foliis vivis Verbesinie dentatie, pr. Quero et Am-
bato iEquatori;r (F. G. Lehmann).

2. Uredo Plucheae Syd. in Ann. Mycol. I, 1903, p. 333. — Soris 1471
uredosporiferis amphigenis, sine maculis, sparsis vel rarius liinc
inde paucis aggregatis, punctiformibus, pulverulentis. cinnamo-
lneo-brunneis; urcdosporis globosis, subgloliosi.s, ovatis v. ellipsoi-
deis, valide densoque aculeatis, brunneis 26-32 jj„ diam. v. 30-40«
23-28, episporio crassiusculo.

Uredinacepe inferiores, Uredo. 437

Hab. in foliis vivis Pluchere camphorata), Eustis, Lake
Co., Florida Americre bor. (G-. V. Nash).

3. Uredo Jasoniae Henn. in Hedw. 1902, p. (66). — Maculis fuscidu- 1472
lis; soris hypophyllis interdum epiphyllis sparsis, rotundatis, ap-
planato-pulvinatis, flavidis, ca. 1 mm. diam.; sporis ovoideis vel
ellipsoideis, hyalino-flavidulis, 22-30 » 18-22, episporio striato-ver-
rucoso.

Hab. in foliis vivis Jasoni?e glutinosse, Lasnaca, in insula
Cypro (0. Warburg).

4. Uredo Gaudichaudii Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 21. — Soris ure- 1473
dosporiferis hypophyllis, irregulariter sparsis, minutissimis, pul-
verulentis, ferrugineis ; uredosporis globosis, subglobosis v. ovatis,
aculeatis, brunneis, 20-30 « 19-25.

Hab.m foliis Blainvilleae rhomboidete, Rio de Janeiro,
Brasilige (G-audichaud).

5. Uredo banisteriicola P. Henn. in Hedw. 1904, p. 80. — Maculis 1474
fuscidulis, rotundatis vel obsoletis ; soris amphigenis sparsis, ro-
tundato-pulvinatis, cinnamomeis; uredosporis subglobosis, 20-25 »
18-23, brunneis, verrucoso-echinatis.

Hab. in foliis Polymni;e sylphioidis, Nova Friburgo, pr.
Rio de Janeiro Brasilife (C. Ule).

6. Uredo Asteromaeae P. Henn. Engl. Jahrb. 1902, XXXII, p. 37. 1475

— Soris hypophyllis sparsis, pustulatis diutius epidermide flava
tectis ; uredosporis subglobosis vel ellipsoideis polyhedricis, intus
granulato-punctatis, 20-28 « 18-24, episporio flavido.

Hab. in foliis Asteromgese indica;, Urawa Japonia' (N.
Naubu).

7. Uredo Garcilassae P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, p. 160, Hedw. 1904. 1476

— Maculis indeterminatis, fuscidulis; soris hypophyllis gregariis,
minutis, pulvinatis, pulverulentis, ferrugineis; uredosporis subglo-
bosis v. ellipsoideis,fusco-brunneis, aculeato-asperatis, 15-20 w 13-18.

Hab. in foliis Garcilassae rivularis, Tarapoto Peru, Amer.
merid.

8. Uredo scopigena P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, p. 160 (Hedw. 19f>4). I '"

— Maculis fuscis explanatis, soris amphigenis caulibusque ple-
rumque dense gregariis connuentibus, folia utrinque omnino te-
gentibus, ferrugineis, ramis scopiforme deformantibus; sporis ovoi-
deis, ellipsoideis, subglobosis, brunneis, 18-35 v 14-24, aculeatis.

Hab. in foliis caulibusque Eupatorii spec. Rio Jurua, Ju-
rua-Miry, Amer. morid.

188 Uredinacese inferiores, Uredo.

9. Uredo Crepidis-integrae Lindr. Acta Soc. Fauna et Fl. fennica 1902, I47s
XXII, n. 3, p. 11. — Soris minutis, punetiformibus, zona pere-
exigua pallida circumdatis, epidermide cinctis, sparsis, brunneis;
uredosporis subglobosis v. breve late ellipsoideis, 18-28 jx. diam. ;
membrana flavida, sequali, 2,2 ;j.. cr; poris germinantibus 4-6, epi-
sporio supra eos non protuberante.

Hah. in foliis (caulibusque ?j Crepidis integrae, Nagasaki
alibique in .Taponia.

10. Uredo Crepidis-japonicae Lindr. Acta Soc. Fauna et Fl. fennica 1479
1902, XXII, n. 3, p. 11. — Soris amphigenis, sed saepius bypo-
phyllis, cinnamomeis, rotundatis, minutis, maculas non generan-
tibus, opidermide initio cinctis ; uredosporis subglobosis v. breve
late ollipsoideis, 14-18 ;i. diam., membrana liavida, crebre tenui-

ter spinulosa, tenui, aequali, 1 jj.. cr. ; poris germinat. ternis, inor-
dinatis, episporio supra eos non protuberante.

Ilab. in foliis Crepidis japonicae, Queensland Australia3.
— Sporis minoribus, subglobosis etc. a ceteris speciebus crepidi-
colis dignoscitur.

11. Uredo Andryalae Syd. in (Ester. bot. Zeitsclir. 1902, n. 5. — Soris 1480
uredosporiferis amphigenis, sine maculis, sparsis, minutis, puncti-
formibus, epidermide fissa cinctis, brunneis, pulverulentis; uredo-
sporis globosis, subglobosis vel ellipsoideis, echinulatis, brunneis,
22-27 v 16-23, poris germinationis binis instructis.

Hab. in foliis vivis Andryala: integr ifol iae, Limoges G-al-
liae (E. Lamy).

12. Uredo boopidicola Speg. Myc. Arg. Ser. I, in An. Soc. Cient. Arg. M8I
1899, p. 267. — Maculis quandoque nullis, quandoque pallescen-
ti-flavescentibus, indetorminatis, foliicolis, rarius caulicolis; soris
erumpentibus, hemisphaericis, 0,5-1 mm. diam., subcompactiusculis,

e ferrugineo-atris; uredosporis subglobosis, e mutua pressione ob-
tuse irregulariterque angulosis, 25-30 * 20-30, levibus tenuiter tu-
nicatis, nubiloso-farctis, ferrugineis.

Ilab. in foliis vivis Boopidis squarros;c, prope Rio Chico
Argentiniae.

13. Uredo Palicureae Fungi Amaz. I, p. 160, Hedw. 1904. — Maculis 1482
roseolis vel fiavide pallidis, sparsis vel gregariis connuentibusquc
versiformibus; soris plerumque epiphyllia vel hypophyllis cauli-
colisque, sparsis vel gregariis, rotundato-pulvinatis, pallidis v. ro-
seolis; sporis subglobosis, ovoideis v. ellipsoideis, hyalinis interdum
roseolis v. fuscidulis, 12-20 * 10-18, minute aculoato-subechinatis.

Uredinacese inferiores, Uredo. 439

Hab. in foliis caulibusque Palicureae spec. Huallaga, Yuri-
maguas, Peru Amer. merid.

14. Uredo geophilicola P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, p. 161, Hedw. 1904. 1483

— Maculis rotundatis vel effusis, fuscis; soris epiphyllis, circula-
riter dispositis vel gregarie effusis, pulvinatis, ilavo-ferrugineis,
dein pulverulentis ; sporis ovoideis, hyalino-fuscidulis. asperatis, 15-
23 « 12-18 |x.

Hab. in foliis G-eophilce trichoginis, Huallaga, Yurimaguas,
Peru Amer. merid. — Ab afnni U. Geophilce sporis distincte spi-
nulosis differt.

15. Uredo Ancylanthi P. Henn. in Bot. Ergebn. der Kunene-Expe- 1484
dit. p. 158 (1902). — Maculis fuscidulis v. obsoletis; soris hypo-
phyllis sparsis v. aggregatis confluentibusque flavidis v. sulphu-
reis, pulverulentis ; sporis ovoideis vel ellipsoideis, 22-32^18-23,
episporio asperato, flavo.

Hab. in foliis Ancylanthi fulgidi, Quiriri Africss austr.

16. Uredo Cephalanthi Arthur in Bull. of the Torr. Bot, Club. 1902, L485
pag. 231. — Soris generaliter hypophyllis, parvulis, irregulariter
bullatis, sine ordine sparsis, pallidis, diu epidermide velatis ; sporis
initio pedicellatis, obovato-globosis, 16-20 « 20-26, episporio 1 <i.
crasso donatis, minute echinulatis, poris 4 sequatorialibus.

Hab. in foliis Cephalanthi occidentalis, Palmetto, Fla.
Amer. bor.

17. Uredo Cinchonae P. Henn. F. javanici novi, in Hedw. 1902, p. 140. 1486

— Maculis fuscidulis v. obsoletis; soris epiphyllis, sparsis, minu-
tissimis, pulvinatis, diutius tectis, brunneolis, ca. 0,3 mm. diam.;
poris ovoideis v. ellipsoideis, intus flaviclis, 13-18 « 10-15, epispo-
rio hyalino, granulato-verrucoso.

Hab. in foliis Cinchonfe spec. Java.

18. Uredo Pffideriae Syd. in (Esterr. bot. Zeitschr. 1902, n. 5. — Soris i ht
uredosporiferis hypophyllis, sine maculis, minutissimis, sparsis v.
irregulariter distributis, dilute brunneis; uredosporis globosis, sub-
globosis v. ellipsoideis, brunneolis, echinulatis, 20-26 ;j.. diam.

Hab. in foliis Piederise fcetidse in ins. Comorens. (Schmidt).

19. Uredo detergibilis (Thum.) P. Henn. in Bot. Ergebn. der Ku- ' 'ss
nene Sambesi Expedit. p. 160 (1902). — Coleosporium detergibilr
Thiim. — Syll. VII, p 756.

Hab. in foliis vivis Plectronia- huillensis, Longa pr. Na-
palanka Africa) austr. — Ad Hemilejam noc ad Coleosporium
spectat.

440 i redinacese inferlores, Uredo

20. Uredo mkusiensis P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1!)03, pag.41. 1489
— Maculis pallidis vol obsoletis; soris hypophyllis sparsis v. gre-
gariis, minutis, flavidulis vel pallidis, dein farinacois; uredosporis
ellipsoideis vel ovoideis soepe imequilatcralibus, intus flavidis, 15-

22 * 10-16, episporio subhyalino crasso, aculeato vcrrucoso, uni-
lateraliter levi.

Hab. in foliis Psychotri;e spec, Mkusi, Usambara Africoe
orient. (Zimmermann). — Ad Hemilejam spectat.

21. Uredo Gardeniae Thunbergiae P. Henn. in Bot. Ergebn. der Ku- 1490
nene-Sambesi Exped. p. 160 (1902). — Maculis flavescentibus v.
fuscidulis, effusis; soris hypophyllis, minutis, dein confluentibus,
farinaceis, pallide flavis; uredosporis ovoideis reniformibus v. cor-
diformibus, lunulatis, 18-28^16-22 flavidis, episporio unilaterali-

ter aculeato-asperatis.

Hab. in foliis Gardeniae Thunbergia3 prope Kitive Afr.
austr. — Ad Hemilejam spectat.

22. Uredo huallagensis P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, pag. 161, Hedw. 1491
1904. — Maculis rotundatis fuscidulis, subbullatis; soris amphige-
nis, oppositis dense gregarie congestis in pulvinis ca. 5 mm. sub-
ferrugineis rotundato-applanatis confluentibus ; sporis ovoideis vel
ellipsoideis, flavo-brunneis, 20-40 » 14-28, episporio flavo-brunneo,
aculeato asperato; pedicello interdum usque ad 40 » 3-4, hyalino.

Hab. in foliis Memone spec. (Bi gn oniaceae,) Tarapoto,
peru, — Forte ad Uromycetem spectat;ab Uredine Memorm omnino
diversa.

23. Uredo Nicotianae Anastasia, Sacc. et Splend. sp. nov. — Uredo- 1492
soris amphigenis, aureis, subcircularibus, 1-2 mm. diam., erum-
pentibus et mox nudis, pulvereis, gregariis; uredosporis e globoso
ellipsoideis, rarius oblongis, obtusis, 24-32 [j.. diam., contextu gra-
nuloso amoene aureo; episporio crassiusculo, hyalino verruculoso;
pedicellis subnullis.

Hab.in foliis adhuc vivis Nieotian;e quadrivalvis et N.
silvestris cultarum in liorto experimentali Instituti tabacologici
Scafati pr. Neapolim. — Status teleutosporicus hucusque ignotus.
In Nicot. silvestri fungillus est plerumque epiphyllus, in N. qua-
drivalvi vero est plerumque hypophyllus.

24. Uredo Hammari P. Henn. Fungi S. Paulcnses I, in Hedw. 1902, 1493
p. 107. Caulicola tumefaciens vel foliicola, amphigena: soris
sj»arsis v. aggregatis, primo epidermide brunneola. bullata tectis,
dcin farinaceis, pallidis; s]Doris ovoideis v. ellipsoideis, olivaceo-fu-

UredinacesE inferiores, Uredo. 441

scis, 20-30 v 17-21, episporio verrucoso, verrucis subbacillaribus,
hyalinis ca. 2 |i. longis, 1 [x. crassis vestito.

Hab. in foliis Hyptidis prope S. Paulo Brasilise.

25. Uredo Lippiae Diet. et Holw. in Bot. Gaz. 1901, p. 335. — Soris 1494
hypophyllis, sparsis, intense brunneis, pulverulentis ; uredospo-

ris globosis vel subellipsoideis, 25-32 v 25-28, episporio intense
brunneo, dense echinulato, usque 3 \x. crasso, poris germinationis 2 ;
paraphysibus hyalinis ampulliformibus.

Hab. in foliis Lippiae Pringlei, Oaxaca in Mexico.

26. Uredo clerodendricola P. Henn. F. javanici novi, in Hedw. 1902, 1495
p. 140. — Maculis nullis; soris epiphyllis sparsis, minutis, pulvi-
natis, epidermide brunnea diutius tectis, 0,2-0,3 mm. diam.; ure-
dosporis ovoideis? eliipsoideis, interdum subglobosis, intus navis,
30-40 » 25-35, episporio subhyalino, aculeato ; aculeis ca. 2 [i. longis.

Hab. in foliis Clerodendri inermis, Buitenzorg Javae.

27. Uredo Scholzii P. Henn. Afr. orient. II, in Bot. Jahrb. XXVIII, 1496
p. 34. — Soris minutis, gregarie hypophyllis, ilavo-aureis, palle-
scentibus, farinosis ; uredosporis ovoideis vel ellipsoideis, intus au-
reis dein hyalinescentibus 20-35 « 16-24, episporio aculeato-aspe-
rato, aculeis hyalinis, ca. 2 [x. long.

Hab.. in foliis Clerodendri, Usambara Afr. or. (Scholz).

28. Uredo Viticis-polygamae P. Henn. Fungi paraenses II, in Hedw. 1497
1902, pag. 15. — Maculis rotundatis, epiphyilis albidis, oppositis
ferrugineis; soris hypophyllis in villo nidulantibus, fuscis; ure-
dosporis subglobosis v. ellipsoideis, 20-30 * 18-24, episporio brun-
neo, aculeato-asperato.

Hab. in foliis Viticis polygama? in horto botanico, Para
Amer. austr.

29. Uredo Cordiae P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, p. 163, Hedw. 1904. 1498
— Soris folii- vel ramicolis et h«c organa omnino deformantibus,
valde incrassatis confluentibus, ferrugineis pulverulentis ; sporis
ovoideis, ellipsoideis vel subglobosis, fuscis, 20-30^15-24, epi-
sporio ferrugineo verrucoso.

Hab. in caulibus foliisque Cordi;c spec. Tarapoto, Peru Amer.
merid. — Ad TJromijcetem Cordice non referenda.

30. Uredo Peckoltiae Syd. in Ann. Mycol. I, 1903, p. 332. — Soris 149!)
uredosporiferis amphigenis, pra^sertim epiphyllis, maculis vix di-
stinctis insidentibus, minutis, plerumquo in greges rotundatos ca.
2-4 mm. diam. concentrice dispositis, epidermido diu tectis, tandem
poro minuto apertis, obscure brunneis; uredosporis subglobosis

442 (Jredinacese inferiore, Dredo.

v. ovatis, aculoatis, brunneolis, 22-32 « 16-20; paraphysibus copio-
sis, cylindraceo-clavatis, diluto brunnoolis, plus minusve curvatis,
usque 70 |x. longis.

Hab. in foliis vivis Peckoltiae pedalis, Goyaz Brasili;e
(Gardner).

31. Uredo juruensis P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, p. 167, ILedw. 1904. \:m

— Maculis fiavido-fuscidulis offusis; soris hypophyllis effusis, mi-
nutis, flavidis, farinaceo-pulverulentis; uredosporis ovoideis, <dli-
psoideis vel subtriangularibus, intus iiavidis, 13-20 w 10-17, opi-
sporio hyalino, verrucoso.

Hab. in foliis Tabema^montanae spec. Fortaleza, Rio Jurua.
Amer. morid.

32. Uredo plumeriicola P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, pag. 161, Hedw. 1501
1004. — Maculis rotundatis, plus v. minus gregariis; soris hy-
pophyllis, gregariis, interdum confluentibus, rotundato-angulatis,
epidermide flavo-brunneola tectis v. circumdatis, 0,5-1 mm. diam. ;
uredosporis oblonge ellipsoideis vel ovoideis, 20-30 v 16-20, intus
fuscidulis, episporio subhyalino tessellato-verrucoso.

Hab. in foliis Plumeriae spec, Huallaga, Peru Amer. merid.

— Forte ad Cohosporium Plumerice spectat.

33. Uredo Carpodini P. Henn. in Bot. Ergbn. du Kunene-Expedit. 1502
p. 158 (1902). — Maculis fiavis irregularibus ; soris hypophyllis
sparsis, minutis, rufo-brunneis, diutius tectis; uredosporis ellipsoi-
deis v. ovoideis, fuscis, 18-24 * 17-22, episporio echinato-asperato,
aculeis hyalinis, ca. 3 p» long.

Hab. in foliis Carpodini loucanthi, Kuito prope Lvutue
et Sobi Africse austr.

34. Uredo Clitandrae P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1903, pag. 41. 1503

— Maculis flavidulis subrotundatis ; soris hypophyllis sparsis vel
subgregariis, subcastaneis, minutis; uredosporis subglobosis, elli-
psoideis v. ovoideis, 26-32 « 22-28, episporio 4-6 ;j.. incrassato, brun-
noo vel subhyalino aculeato

Hab. in foliis Clitandroe Watsoniana'., Ost-Usambara Afr.
orient. (Zimmermann).

35. Uredo Symbolanthi P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, p. 161, Hedw. 1904. 1504

— Maculis flavobrunneis, rotundatis vel irregulariter confiuenti-
bus; soris sparse gregariis. plerumque epiphyllis vel amphigenis,
diutius epidermide alutacea tectis. pulvinatis, 0,3 mm. diam.; ure-
dosporis oblonge ovoideis vel ellipsoideis, flavide brunneolis, acu-

Uredinacese inferiores, Uredo. 443

leato-asperatis, 30-45^20-30; paraphysibus obvallatis, subcylin-
draceis, obtusis, hyalinis vel flavido-brunneis, 30-80 v G-10.

Hab. in foliis Symbolanthi spec. (Gentianace;o) Cerro
de Escaler, Peru, Amer. merid. — Verisimiliter ad Uromycetis' spe-
ciem spectat.
36 Uredo Opheliae Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1903, pag. 21. — Soris uredo- 1505
sporiferis hypophyllis v. caulicolis, in folio sparsis vel subgrega-
riis, hemisphrericis, minutissimis, punctiformibus cinnamomeis; ure-
dosporis subglobosis v. soepius ovatis v. ellipsoideis, aculeato-ver-
rucosis, flavescentibus, 16-27 « 14-20.

Hab. in foliis caulibusque Swertiae (Opheliae) angusti-
foliae in India orient.

37. Uredo Copelandi Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 31. Soris urcdo- 1506
sporiferis amphigenis, sparsis v. paucis aggregatis, non confhien-
tibus, hemisph;ericis, pseudoperidio inclusis, flavis; uredosporis sub-
globosis, ellipsoideis v. piriformibus, verrucoso-echinulatis, mem-
brana hyalina, protoplasmate aurantiaco repletis, 18-35 « 12-20.

Hdb. in foliis vivis Arctostaphy li patulse, Sisson Califor-
nkc, A. nevadensis, Mt. Edldy, Siskiyon Co. Amer. bor.

38. Uredo chrysophyllicola P. Henn. Fungi S. Paulenses I, in Hedw. 1507
1902, p. 106. — Maculis atrorufis, plerumque rotundatis; soris
amphigenis sparsis v. aggregatis, primo epidermide flavida tectis,
dein erumpentibus, pallidis, applanato-rotundatis; uredosporis sub-
globosis, ovoideis v. ellipsoideis, intus flavidis, 14-24 « 12-16, epi-
sporio crasso, hyalino, minute aculeato.

Hab. in foliis Chrysophylli spec. in horto botanico S. Paulo
Brasilise.

39. Uredo Gliae Lindroth,Die Umbellif. Ured. 1902, p. 175. - - Uro- 1508
dosoris minutis, rotundatis v. ellipsoideis, hypophyllis, in maculis
irregularibus, flavidis vel brunneolis , epidermide initio elevata'
cinctis; uredosporis ellipsoideis, 33-48^18-28, tunica aequali, 2-2,5

ij.. cr., flavida vel hyalina, minute sparse aculeolata ; poris germi-
nativis vix manifestis.

Hab. in foliis Annesorrhizoe (G-lise) gummifera', Constan-
tieberg Afric. austr. (Mac Owan).

40. Uredo Panacis Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 22. — Soris uredo- 1509
sporiferis amphigenis, prsesertim hypophyllis, irregularitor sparsis

v. aggregatis, rotundatis v. irregularibus, subochracois ; uredospo-
ris globosis, subglobosis v. ellipsoidois, aculoato-verruculosis, sub-
hyalinis, 17-22 [j.. diam.

111 (JredinacesB infcrioros. Trodo.

Ilab. in foliis vivis Panacis Pseurlo-ginseng, Sikkim In-
dise orient. (I. D. Hooker fil. et Thomson).

41. Uredo Helini Syd. in CEsterr. bot. Zeitschr. 1902, n. 5. — Soris 1510
uredosporiferis hypophyllis, maculis minutis 1-3 mm. latis, orbi-
cularibus, fuscis insidentibus, solitariis vel paucis in quaque ma-
cula aggregatis, niinutis, diluto flavo-brunneis; uredosporis globo-

sis, subglobosis v. ellipsoideis, subtilissime echinulatis v. sublevi-
bus, flavescentibus, 16-23 « 14-19.

Hah. in foliis vivis Helini lanceolati, India orient. ^Hoo-
ker fil. et Thomson).

42. Uredo Zizyphi-vulgaris P. Henn. Einige neue japan. Ured. III, 1511
in Hedw. 1902, p. 21. — Maculis subpallescentibus; soris hypo-
phyllis sparsis v. gregariis, interdum nervos sequentibus, minutis,
pallide ferrugineis, vix 0,5 mm. diam.; uredosporis ovoideis v. el-
lipsoideis, hyalino-brunneolis, granulatis, 16-24 « 12-16.

Hab.. in foliis Zizyphi vulgaris var. i n e r m i s, Tosa Ja-
poni.-r.

43. Uredo Allophili P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1903, p. 41. — Ma- 1512
culis fuscidulis, plus v. minus parvis vel indeterminato-explanatis ;
soris hypophyllis sparsis, minutis, pallidis vel stramineis, pulvi-
nato-applanatis; uredosporis subglobosis, ovoideis vel ellipsoideis,
13-20 « 12-17, episporio flavido aculeato; parajjl^sibus clavatis,
obtusis hyalinis, 20-30 « 8-10.

Hah. in foliis Allophili sp. (Sapindaceae) Ost-Usambara
Afrioae orient. (Exgler).

44. Uredo Maprouneae P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, p. 163, Hedw. 1904. 1513

— Maculis violaceis, sanguineis vel fuscidulis, rotundatis vel irre-
gularibus; soris hypophyllis sparsis vel aggregatis, pulvinatis. epi-
dermide alutacea fissa velatis; sporis variiformibus, oblonge ovoi-
deis, ellipsoideis, clavatis vel subtriangularibus rectis vel curvulis,
primo hyalinis dein flavo-brunneis, aculeatis, interdum subpedicel-
latis, 20-30 * 15-20, paraphysibus subclavatis, brunneis, ca. 20 » 10.

Hah.m foliis Maprounea- guianensis, Tarapoto et Yuri-
maguas, Peru Amer. merid. — Probabiliter ad Uromycetem spectat.

45. Uredo maceiensis P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, p. 163, Hedw. 1904. 1514

— Maculis fuscis, irregulariter effusis; soris sparsis hypophyllis
vel caulicolis, plerumque gregariis tuberculatis ferrugineis ; urcdo-
sporis ovoideis, subglobosis vel ellipsoideis interdum imequilate-
ralibus, ca. 20-30^15-25, episporio castaneo v. brunneo asperato;
paraphysibus sparsis clavatis, brunneis, ca. 30-40 « 15-18.

Uredinacese inferiores, Uredo. 445

Hab. in foliis caulibusque Johannesise principis, Alagoas,
Maceio, Amer. merid.

46. Uredo Hibisci H. et P. Sydow, in Hedw. 1901, p. (128). — Soris 1515
uredosporiferis hypophyllis, per totam foliorum superficiem distri-
butis, minutis, rotundatis v. oblongis, diutius tectis, demum epider-
mide cinctis v. semivelatis, pulverulentis, dilute ochraceis; uredo-
sporis globosis, subglobosis vel ellipsoideis, subtilitor echinulatis,
flavis, 16-22 jl. diam. vel 21-27 * 14-20.

Hab. in foliis vivis Hibisci syriaci, St. Martinsville, Loui-
siana Americse bor. (A. B. Langlois).

47. Uredo Haplophylli P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. IV in Hedw. 1904. — 1510
Maculis rotundatis vel effusis, fuscis; soris hypophyllis sparsis,
pulvinatis, primo tectis dein castaneis ; sporis subglobosis vel el-
lipsoideis, fuscis, verrucosis, 18-23 ^ 14-17.

Hab. in foliis Haploph ylli sp., Iquitos, Rio Amazonas Peru.

48. Uredo Medicagtnis Speg. Myc. argent. ser. II, 1902, p. 66. — Ma- 1517
culis diffusis, pallescentibus ; acervulis sparsis v. gregariis rarius
confluentibus, 0,5-1 mm. diam. applanatis, epidermide disrupta cin-
ctis; soris saepius hypophyllis, erumpentibus, ferrugineis; uredo-
sporis aparaphysatis, 18-20 ;j.. diam. globosis, grosse 1-guttulatis,
laxe papilloso-aculeolatis, fulvis.

Hab. ad folia viva Medicaginis denticulatye, in pratis
prope La PJata Argentinae.

49. Uredo mararyensis P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, p. 162, Hedw. 1904. 1518
— Maculis rotundatis concavis; soris hypophyllis in pustulis, pul-
vinatis, ferrugineis tuberculatis, 2-3 mm. diam. aggregatis v. spar-

sis pulverulentis ; sporis ovoideis vel ellipsoideis, fusco-cinnamo-
meis, asperatis, 15-20^12-15.

Hab. in foliis Dalbergiae spec, Marary, Rio Jurua Amer.
merid. — Ab U. Dalbergiiv soris rubiginosis firmulis sporisque
aculeolatis obscurioribus distinguenda.

50. Uredo nidulans Syd. in Ann. Mycol. I, 1903, p. 332. — Soris 1519
uredosporiferis hypophyll;s, maculis ilavescentibus indeterminatis
insidentibus, perexiguis, in greges usque 4 mm. latos laxo dispo-
sitis vel subinde subsparsis, pulverulentis, ochraceis v. fulvo-ochra-
ceis; uredosporis subglobosis v. piriformibus, breviter echinulatis,
flavescentibus, 16-25^14-19; paraphysibus copiosis, fasciculatim
soros uredosporiferos circumdantibus, plus minusve curvulis, cylin-
draceis, sursum non incrassatis sed lenitor attenuatis, 1lavo-brun-
neis, usquo 100 \i. longis, 5-8 ja. latis.

44G Uredinacese Infeiiores, Uredo.

Ilab.m foliis Dalbergi;e foliolosae, Guanai-Tismani Boli-
vi;c (MlQUEL Baxg).

51. Uredo Sojae P. Henn. in Hedw. 1903, p. (108). — Maculis fuscis, L530
minutis; soris hypophyllis, raro epiphyllis, sparsis, interdum ag-
gregatis rotundato-pulvinatis, ferrugineis, epidermide fuscidula
diutius tectis; uredosporis subglobosis, ovoideis v. cllipsoideis, 18-

25 « 15-18, episporio brunneo, verrucoso ; paraph^^sibus sparsis
clavatis, interdum curvulis, 20-30 « 10-15 hyalinis.

Ilah. in foliis Glycinis Sojae, Shimoda, Tosa Japoniue
(Yoshinaga).

52. Uredo margine-incrassata P. Henn. Fungi paraenses II, in Hedw. 1521
1902, p. 15. — Maculis gregariis vel sparsis, rotundatis, fuscis,
incrassato-obscuriorique cingulatis, 2-3 cm. diam.; soris amphig<-
nis, minutis; sporis subglobosis, ellipsoideis v. ovoideis, angulatis,
castaneis, 30-40 » 25-35, episporio aculeato asperato, aculeis hya-
linis, ca. 2 a. longis.

Hah. in foliis Lonchocarpi spec. Para, Amcr. austr.

53. Uredo Desmodii-pulchelli Syd. in (Esterr. bot. Zeitschr. 1902, n. 5. l522
— Soris uredosporiferis hypophyllis, iu hypopliyllo maculas minu-

tas 1-2 mm. diam. orbiculares fuscas generantibus, in epiphyllo
sine maculis, sparsis, plerumque solitariis in quaque macula, minu-
tissimis, perexiguis, flavo-brunneis, pulverulentis; uredosporis elli-
psoideis, ovatis v. subglobosis, subtiliter verruculosis, navidis, 18-
25 * 14-19.

Hab. in foliis vivis Desmodii pulchelli, Hongkong Sina-
rum (Dr. Naumann).

54. Uredo Desmodii-leiocarpi P. Henn. Fungi S. Paulenses I, in l523
Hedw. 1902, p. 107. — Maculis rufis, minutis ; soris sparsis am-
phigenis, minutis, pallide fiavidis; uredosporis subglobosis v. ovoi-
deis, flavidis, 16-21 » 15-19, episporio echinulato.

Ilab. in foliis Desmodii leiocarpi, in horto botanico, S.
Paulo Brasili i .

55. Uredo tephrosiicola P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, pag. 103, Hodw. 1.721
1904. — Maculis brunneolis, efFusis; soris amphigenis Bparsis,
oblonge vel rotundato-pulvinatis, epidermide fissa subferruginea
velatis; sporis ovoideis, ellipsoideis vel subglobosis, brunneis, mi-
nute verrucosis, 18-28 « 15-24.

Ilab. in foliis Tephrosi.r spec. Pompas ijrope Tarapoto in
Peru, Amer. merid. — Verisimiliter ad Uromycetis speciem refe-
renda; ab U. Tephrosice diversa.

Uredinacese inferiores, Uredo. 447

56. Uredo bomfimensis P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, p. 162, Hedw. 1904. 1525

— Maculis navidis rotundatis vel effusis; soris hypophyllis gre-
garie sparsis, depresso-puivinatis, epidermide alutacea fissa cingu-
latis vel tectis; sporis ovoideis vel ellipsoideis, interdum subtri-
quetris, navobrunneis, verrucosis, 13-20 * 10-14.

Hab. in foliis Pithecolobii spec, Bom Fim, Rio Jurua,
Amer. merid. — Ad Uromycetis speciem probabiliter referenda; ab
U. Pithecolobii omnino diversa.

57. Uredo Bauhiniae P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, p. 162, Hedw. 1904. 1526

— Maculis fuscidulis rotundatis; soris amphigenis, sparsis v. ag-
gregato-connuentibus, applanato-pulvinatis, pallide flavis; sporis
ellipsoideis ovoideis, hyalino-navidulis vel brunneis, aculeatis, 15-
22 v 10-15; paraphysibus subclavatis, hyalino-fuscidulis, ca. 10-
15 * 4-5.

Hab. in foliis B a u h i n i se spec. Jurua-Miry, Rio Jurua et Yu-
rimaguas in Peru, Amer. merid. — Ab Ured. bauhinicola di-
stincta.

58. Uredo amazonensis P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. IV in Hedw. 1904, 1527
p. 58. Maculis rotundatis vel effusls, navidis; soris hypophyl-

lis, sparsis vel gregariis, pulvinatis, navidis; sporis ellipsoideis,
subglobosis vel ovoideis, iiavido-hyalinis, 20-35 » 18-20, aculeato-
echinatis.

Ilab. in folils Bauhiniye spec, Rio Jurua Brasiliie.

59. Uredo excipulata Syd. in Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 350. — Pycnidiis 1528
amphigenis, minutis, numerosis in greges rotundatos 1-3 mm. d.
dense dispositis ; soris uredosporiferis circulo non interrupto circ

1 mm. lato pycnidia cingentibus, epidermide rufo-brunneo-tincta ,
primo tectis, dein eam disrumpentibus et ab ea ad marginem con-
spicue cinctis vel partim velatis, subceraceis, ferrugineo-brunneis ;
uredosporis ovato-piriformibus, apice subinde incrassatis, aculea-
to-verruculosis, ex hyalino navo-brunneolis, 20-27 * 11-17.

Hab. in foliis vivis Ingse Inicuil, Mexico (Piungle ex F.
Neger).

60. Uredo crotalariicola P. Henn. in Bot. Ergebn. der Kunene-Sam- 1529
besi Expedit. pag. 158 (1902). — Maculis fuscidulis; soris hypo-
phyllis, circulariter dispositis, minutis, ferrugineis; uredosporis
subglobosis, ovoideis v. late ellipsoideis, brunneis, 22-30 * 20-29,
episporio fusco v. castaneo, 5-7 ;j.. cr., minute verrucoso.

Hab. in foliis Orotalarise lachnoclada1 in Africa. —
Probabiliter ad Uromycetem spectat.

41.s Uredinaoese inferiorcs, Uredo.

61. Uredo Theresiae Neger in Beihefte Bot. Centralbl. XIII, an. 1902, 1530
p. 78, fig a-b. — Soris hypophyllis minutissimis vix conspicuis,

maculis indeterminatis, flavescentibus insidentibus. paucis in acer-
vulum irregularem congestis, hemisphsericis, 0,5 mm. diam., epi-
dermide diu tectis ; uredosporis ovoideis obovatis v. globosis 18-
22*16-20, episporio tenui, broviter echinulato, achroo prseditis;
poris germinativis numerosis (5-7) sed vix conspicuis instructis,
paraphysibus mixtis.

Hab. in foliis Crotalarire anagyroidis inter II Moral et
Machin in Columbia Americai austr. — Ab U. Crotalariiv magni-
tudine et colore sporarum nec non numero pororum recedens.

G2. Uredo Cassiae-glaucae Syd. in Ann. Mycol. 1903, I, p. 331. — 1531
Soris uredosporiforis amphigenis, sparsis v. subinde paucis, 2-3-
associatis, s;epe ad nervos evolutis, minutis, subpulverulentis, o-
chraceo-brunneis ; paraphysibus nullis ; uredosporis subglobosis,
ellipsoideis v. oblongis, breviter echinulatis, flavis, 12-18 v 10-14.
Hab. in foliis vivis Cassioe glaucse, Hohefeldthafen Nov;c
G-uinese (O. Warburg).

03. Uredo Socotrae Syd. in Ann. Mycol. I, 1903, p. 332. — Soris 1532
uredosporiferis amphigenis, sine maculis, plerumque in greges ir-
regulares dispositis irregulariterque confluentibus, epidermide fissa
cinctis vel semitectis, ochraceis; paraphysibus non visis; uredo-
sporis subglobosis, ellipsoideis v. oblongis, aculeato-verruculosis,
flavescentibus, 12-19 « 10-14.

Hab. in foliis vivis Cassiae Sophoroe, Kischen, in insula
Socotra (G. Schweinfurth).

64. Uredo Cassiae-stipularis Syd. in Ann. Mycol. I, 1903, p. 331.— 1533
Soris uredosporiferis amphigenis, maculis minutis fuscis, ca. 2-3
mm. diam. insidentibus, sparsis, solitariis vel in greges minutos
concentrice dispositis, minutis, epidermide fissa cinctis, ochraceis

v. ochraceo-fuscis ; paraphysibus non visis; uredosporis globosis,
subglobosis v. ellipsoideis, echinulatis, flavo-brunneis, 22-27 \i. d.
vel 22-30 * 16-25, episporio ca. 2,5-3 tx. crasso.

Hab. in foliis vivis Cassiae stipularis, Quillota in Chile
(Bertero).

65. Uredo ngamboensis P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. 1903. p. 42. — Ma- 1534
culis fuscidulis vol obsoletis; soris hypophyllis intcrdum epiphyl-

lis, sparsis vel aggregatis, fcrrugineis, opidermide rupta, pallida
cinctis; uredosporis subglobosis vel ellipsoideis, interdum inaequi-
lat^ralibus, 16-22 * 12-20, episporio brunneo, aculeato-verrucoso.

Uredinacete inferiores, Uredo. 449

Hab. in foliis Albizzise Lebbek, Ngambo, Ost-Usambara
AfriccB orient. (Zimmermann).

66. Uredo Puttemansii P. Henn. Fungi S. Paulenses I, in Hedw. 17>To
1902, p. 106. — Maculis fuscis; soris ramicolis v. pliyllodiicolis
ampliigenis gregariis, angulari-pulvinatis, diutius epiclermide pal-
lida tectis, dein subpulverulentis ; uredosporis ellipsoideis v. ovoi-
deis, intus navido-aurantiis, 12-18 » 10-13, episporio hyalino, gra-
nulato-verrucoso.

Hab. in foliis et petiolis Acacise sp., in horto bot. S. Paulo
Brasilise.

67. Uredo ochraceo-flava P. Henn. Fungi costaricenses, I, in Hedw. 1536
1902, p. 101. — Soris epiphyllis in maculis rotundatis dispositis,
aggregatis, pulvinato-hemispha:ricis, minutis, epiclermide ochracea
tectis, dein pulverulentis, flavis; sporis ovoideis vel ellipsoideis,
clavatis, flavidis, 22-35 « 20-28, episporio verrucoso, verrucis co-
noideis vel hemisphsericis, 2,5-4 v 2-3 hyalinis.

Hab. in foliis Rubi pr. Santa Maria De Dota, Amer. centr.

68. Uredo imperialis Speg. — Syll. XVI, p. 354. — f. ramulicola 1537
Speg. in An. Soc. Cient. Argent. 1899, p. 276.

Hab. ad ramos Rubi imperialis, in silvis, prope Tucuman
Amer. occid. (F. Sivori). — Forma insignis, tumores hgnosos
majusculos v. maximos (nucis v. pugni magnitudine) efficiens;
uredosporse crustacese, superficiem matricis obtegentes, aurantiacae
ut in typo.

69. Uredo Pruni Cast. — Syll. VII, p. 858 et Speg. in Ann. Soc.
Cient. Arg. 1899, p. 268. — Cfr. Mac Alp. in Ann. mycol. 1904,
p. 344.

Hab. ad folia languida Persica: vulgaris prope Cordoba
Argentinse (T. Stuckert). — Status teleutosporicus adhuc ignotus
est. In speciminibus cordubensibus adsunt sporae dimorpha1 ; sporse
altera; (teleutosporaj, v. mesospora1 c) obovata:, in parte antica v.
supera crasse acuteque umbonatoe leves obscureque fuliginese, ce-
terum laxe majusculeque papillosaa, pallidiores l-guttulatse 30-
40 *;16-20, pedicello hyalino l)revi 10-20 « 5-7, mox fluxili fult.r ;
alter;c, uredospora^ veraej globos^c 18-20 \i. diam., dense grosse-
que papillosse, tenuiter tunicata', uniguttulata3, pallid?e fulvaB.

70. Uredo Pruni-Maximowiczii P. Henn. Engl. Jahrb. 1902, XXXII, 1538
pag. 37. — Soris in ramulis junioribus petiolisque, incrassatis et
curvatis, epidermide fusca tectis; sporis subglobosis ovoideis vel
ellipsoideis, angulatis, pallido havis, levibus, 9-15 « 7-12.

29

150 i redinacese inferiores, I redo.

llah. in ramis junioribus Pruni Maxim o wiczii, Nikko Ja-
ponia? (M. Siiirai).

71. Uredo Goeldiana P. Henn. in Hedw. 1903, pag. (188). — Soris 1539
gregariis, plane pulvinatis, cinereo-flavis, ciein aurantio-farinosis ;
uredosporis ellipsoideis v. ovoideis, intus aurantio-guttulatis, 15-

25 » 13-18, episporio hyalino verrucoso.

llab. in fructibus Eugenise spec. Cambucn, Para Brasili;r

(GrOLDl).

72. Uredo kampuluvensis P. Henn. in Bot. Ergebn. der Kunene- l540
Sambesi Expedit. p. 159 (1902). — Maculis ferrugineis minutis;
soris hypophyllis gregariis, confluentibus, minutis, ferrugineis, pul-
verulentis; paraphysibus oblongo clavatis, curvulis, hyalino-fusci-
dulis, 20-40 « 6-10 circumdatis; uredosporis ovoideis, ellipsoidois v.
reniformibus, unilatesaliter curvulis, aurantiacis, ochraceis, aculea-
to-asperatis, 18-23 « 15-21.

Hdb. in foliis Gombreti Baumii et Baphia? cornifo-
lia;, Kampoluve Africae austr. — Licet in matricibus tam diver-
sis, species omnino eadem est.

73. Uredo longaensis P. Henn. in Bot. Ergebn. der Kunene-Sambesi lr,H
Expedit. p. 159 (1902). — Maculis flavis v. fuscis effusis; soris
hypophyllis, epidermide bullata, brunnea diutius tectis, dein erum-
pentibus; uredosporis subglobosis, ovoideis vel ellipsoideis, ssepe
angulatis, fuscidulis 18-23 » 15-21, episporio sublevi, fuscidulo.

Hab. in foliis Combreti Baumii, Longa Africae austr.

74. Uredo Dissotidis longicaudae P. Henn. in Bot. Ergebn. der Ku- l542
nene-Sambesi Expedit. p. 159 (1902). — "Soris epiphyllis, strii-
formibus, pustulatis, epidermide fissa brunneola velatis ; uredospo-

ris subglobosis v. ellipsoideis, angulatis, hyalino-subfuscidulis vel
brunneolis, 16-22 » 15-20, punctulatis.

Hdb. in foliis Dissotidis longicaud;o, Kampoluve Afr.
austr.

75. Uredo Cedrelae P. Henn. F. javanici novi in Hedw. 1902, p. 140. l543
• Maculis rotundatis, fuscis, dein exaridis; soris hypophyllis sub-

orbiculariter dispositis v. nervos sequentibus, pulvinatis, opider-
mide fusca tectis dein nudis; uredosporis subglobosis, ovoideis v.
ellipsoidois, hyalino-fuscidulis v. brunnois, 14-18 « 12-15, opisporio
aculeato-asperato.

Ilab. in foliis Cedrela' spec. in Java orient.

76. Uredo floridana H. et P. Sydow, in Hedw. 1901. pag. (129). L544
Soris uredosporiferis hypophyllis, maculis indeterminatis ilavidis

Uredinaceae inferiores, Uredo. 451

insidentibus, sparsis vel confluentibiis, flavo-aurantiacis, pulveru-
lentis; uredosporis ellipsoideis vel ovoideis, verruculosis, fiavidis,
20-30^14-20, episporio hyalino-flavido. 1,5-2 a. crasso.

Hab. in foliis Mentzelise floridanre in Florida Americse
bor. (S. M. Tracy).

77. Uredo Lindsaeae P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, p. 165, Hedw. 1904. 1545

— Melampsorella; maculis atro-fuscis vel ferrugineis, rotundatis
vel confluentibus subinnatis; soris hypophyllis sparse gregariis
punctiformibus, fiavidis vel atrobrunneis, paraphysibus obvallatis,
fasciculato-connexis, clavatis, curvulis vel hamatis, brunneis, ca.
30-40*10-16, circumdatis; sporis ovoideis, ellipsoideis vel subglo-
bosis, primo hyalinis dein castaneis, verrucosis, 18-30 « 15-23.

Hab. in foliis Lindsaeae Ulei, Rio Jurua, Jurua-Miry, Amer.
merid. — Verisimiliter matrix est Litscea nec Lindscea.

78. Uredo paranensis Penningt. Anal. Soc. Cientif. Argent. 1902, 1546
LIII, p. 269 (extr. p. 9). — Maculis pallescentibus, circularibus ;
soris erumpentibus, fulvo-aurantiis, hypophyllis nec confluentibus ;
uredosporis globosis, fulvo-aurantiis intus granulosis, crasse tuni-
catis, 30-33 ;x. diam., episporio leviter echinulato.

Hab. in foliis Mogiphanis glaucse in silvis prope Parana
Mim et Parana Guazu Brasiliae. — An status uredosporicus Uro-
mycetis platensis?

79. Uredo Thesii-decurrentis P. Henn. in Hedw. 1901 p. (125). — 1547
Soris amphigenis v. caulicolis, oblongis v. rotundatis, subceraceis,
pallide ferrugineis; uredosporis subglobosis pallide brunneis, pun-
ctato-granulatis, 16-18 \i..

Hab. in foliis caulibusque Thesii decurrentis prope Sa-
kawa in prov. Tosa Japoni;e (T. Yoshinaga).

80. Uredo Kriegeriana Syd. in CEster. bot. Zeitschr. 1902, n. 5. — 1548
Soris uredosporiferis hypophyllis, maculis flavescentibus indeter-
minatis insidentibus, sparsis v. laxe gregatim dispositis, minutis-
simis, perexiguis, flavidis, pulverulentis; uredosporis subglobosis

v. ellipsoideis, tenuiter echinulatis, aurantiacis, 21-27 v 15-22, poris
germinationis pluribus praaditis.

Hab. in foliis vivis Cannabidis sativae, in horto prope
Schandau Saxoniae (W. Krieger).

81. Uredo moricola P. Henn. F. javanici novi, in Hedw. 1902, p. 140. 1549

— Maculis fuscidulis, indeterminatis ; soris hypophyllis sparse gre-
gariis, paginam totam interdum omnino occupantibus, s;epe con-
fluentibus, ferrugineis, primo tectis, dein nudis; uredosporis ovoi-

•ir>-j rrcilin »sb inferlores, Uredo.

deis. ellipsoideis v. subglobosis, hyalino-fuscidulis, 1(5-23 w 13-20,
episporio aculeato-asperato.

llab. in foliis Mori indicae, Java orient.

82. Uredo consanguinea Syd. in (Esterr. bofc. Zeifcschr. 1902, n. 5. 1550
Soris uredosporiferis hypophyllis, in epiphyllo maculas fuscas ro-
tundatas brunneo-limitatas, 2-4 mm. latas generantibus, in greges
rotundatos v. irregulares dispositis vel hinc inde sine ordine dis-
tributis, minutis, convexis. compactiusculis, sanguineis; uredospo-

ris globosis, subglobosis, v. late ellipsoideis, aculeatis, ex fiavido
demum rufo-brunneis, 22-30 u.. diam.

llab. in foliis vivis Dorsteni;e multiformis, Rio de Ja-
neiro Brasili;e (Rudio).

83. Uredo Trabutii Pat. in Bull. Soc. Myc. France 1901, p. 187. i.-,.-,i
Maculis amphigenis, sparsis, orbicularibus, 2-4 mm. latis, brun-
neis; soris hypophyllis, minutis, 130-150 \i. diam., solitariis vel
2-5 ad centrum maeularum dispositis, diu tectis, dein erumpenti-
bus, obscure fuscis; uredosporis globosis vel obovatis, 20-23 «
16-18, episporio tenui. hyalino, minutissime asperulo, contentu
achroo.

Hab. in foliis Fici levigat;e prope Alger Africee sept.

84. Uredo nootkatensis Trelease, Harrim. Alaska Exped. Crypt. p. 30. ]..
— Soris subhemisphsBricis, circ. 0,5 mm. diam., saturate auran-
tiis; sporis globosis v. breviter ovoideis. membrana tenui, hyalina.
radiatim striata et leviter asperula, 28-31 ;j.. diam. ; pedicellis hya-
linis, gracilibus, paullo infra sporam secedentibus.

Hab.m foliis Chamaecyparis nootkatensis, Hot Spring,
Baranof Island Alaska (Trelease).

85. Uredo aurantiaca Montem. Una nuova uredinea parassita delle L553
Orchidee in Atti R. Ist. Bot. di Pavia vol. VIII. 1902, tab. IV,
fig. 1-7. — Maculis nullis; soris epi- vel hypophyllis, in stromate
myceliari insifis sparsis, hinc inde 3-6-aggregatis, })rimo (^pider-
mide et pseudoperidio tenui tectis, demum erumpentilms et epi-
dermide rupta cinctis, pulverulentis, interdum setulis sterilibus
praeditis, iiurantiacis; uredosporis polymorphis, rotundatis v. ova-

tis vel oblon^is et irregulariter angulatis, dilute ilavis, 20-25 «
16-20 episporio crassiusculo et minute verruculoso vel levi in-
- uctis, pediceilo hyalino 15-20 a. long. fultis.
Hab. in foliis Oncidii Cavendishiani, in calidariis horti
bofcanici Pavia, Italia bor.

86. Uredo Oncidii P. Henn. Fungi paraenses II. in Hedw. 1902, ,..,

Uredinacere inferiores, Uredo. 453

p. 15. — Maculis epiphyllis v. amphigenis, rotundato-angulatis,
soepe coniluentibus, incrassatis, atro-fuscis ; soris gregariis v. spar-
sis, pustulatis, diutius epidermide pallida, fissa tectis, fuscidulis;
uredosporis oblonge ovoideis v. ellipsoideis, utrinque obtusis, 20-
30 « 13-18, episporio fusco, granulato vel subaculeato-verrucoso.
Hab. in foliis Oncidii Lanceani, Para, Amer. austr.

87. Uredo Wittmackiana P. Henn. et Klitzing, Ein neuer schadl. 1555
Rostpilz aus Mexico, 1904. — Maculis rotundatis fiavidis v. fu-
scidulis ; soris epiphyllis pulvinatis. subconcentrice dispositis, ca.
0,5-1 mm. diam., primo epidermide fiavida basi obscuriore zonata
tectis, dein sublongitudinaliter erumpentibus, aurantio -flavis ; ure-
dosporis ovoideis, ellipsoideis v. oblongis, vertice rotundatis, basi
interdum apiculatis, intus oleoso-aurantiaco-guttulatis 30-40 vel
20-25 [i. diam., episporio usque ad 5 \i. cr., echinato-aculeato.
hyalino.

Hab. ad folia viva Epidendri sp. Orizaba Mexico (prof. L.
Wittmack). — Ab Uredine Epidendri diifert maculis iiavo-fuscis,
nec sanguineo-marginatis, soris brunneis etc.

88. Uredo Floscopae P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, p. 164, Hedw. 1904. ir,v,
— Maculis ferrugineis, rotundatis; soris amphigenis, sparsis vel
aggregatis, cinnamomeis; sporis ovoideis, ellipsoideis vel subglo-
bosis, fusco-brunneis, 16-26 « 13-20, episporio cinnamomeo, aculeato.

Hab. in foliis Floscopae peruviana?, B,io Jurua, Cachoeira
et Yurimaguas Peru, Amer. merid.

89. Uredo Ophiopogonis Syd. in Ann. Mycol. 1903, I, pag. 332. — 1557
Soris uredosporiferis hypophyllis, sparsis, minutissimis, vix 300-
350 [i. diam., epidermide diutius tectis, dilute cinnamomeo-brun-
neis; uredosporis globosis, subglobosis v. rarius eliipsoideis, bre-
viter aculeatis, ilavidis, 22-28 « 16-25, episporio crassiusculo, usque

3 [j..

Hab. in foiiis Ophiopogonis Jaburan, Linkiu ins. (O.
Warburg).

90. Uredo Ischnosiphonis P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, p. 164, Hedw. ].-,.-,<
1904. — Maculis gregariis, minutis, rotundatis fuscis; soris hy-
pophyllis sparse gregariis, puivinatis, minutis, iiavidis dein fusci-
dulis; sporis ellipsoideis vel ovoideis, 18-26 « 17-20, hyalino-iiavi-
dulis, echinato-aculeatis,

Hab. in foliis Ischnosiphonis leucoplnci (MarantaceaB),
Rio Jurua, Miry, Amer. merid. — A Darluca sa>.pe infecta et ob-
scurata.

454 Uredinaceee inferiores, Uredo.

91. Uredo Eucharidis P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, p. 164, Eedw. 1904. L559

— Maculis gregariis, rotundatis, minutis, fuscis; soris hypophyllis,
grcgarie sparsis, pulvinato-diseoideis, rosois, 0,5-1 mm. diam. ; spo-
ris subglobosis, ovoideis vol ellipsoideis, intus roseis vel liyalinis,
15-20 « 13-17, episporio hyalino asperato.

Ilab. in foliis Eucharidis spec. Cerro de Ponasa in Peru,
Amer. merid.

92. Uredo yurimaguasensis P. Eenn. Fungi Amaz. I, p. 104, Hedw. 1560
1904. — Maculis rotundatis, fuscis exaridis ; soris hypophvllis cin-
namomeis concentrice dispositis, epidermide fissa velatis ; sporis
ovoideis vel ellipsoidcis interdum subglobosis, brunneo-fuscis, echi-
natis, 20-34 « 18-24.

Ilab. in foliis Smilacis, Yurimaglias, Peru, Amer. merid.

93. Uredo Dioscoreae-quinquelobae P. Henn. in Hedw. 1903, p. (108). 1561

— Maculis fuseidulis; uredosporis epiphyllis, gregariis, saepe ner-
vos sequentibus confluentibusque, interdum hypophvllis sparsis,
ochraceo-ferrugineis, pulvinatis; uredosporis subglobosis vel elli-
psoideis, 13-20 « 13-17, episporio brunneo, minute verrucoso.

Hab. in foliis Dioscore;c quinquelobos, Konai-Zaka, Tosa
Japoni;i' (Yoshinaga).

94. Uredo Sparganophori P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, p. 160, Hedw. 1562
1904. — Maculis rotundatis, dein effusis flavo-fuscidulis ; soris
amphigenis gregariis, pulvinatis casspitosis, fuscidulis, diutius te-
ctis, dein epidermide fissa velatis; uredosporis subglobosis, ovoi-
deis vel ellipsoideis, 20-30 * 18-25, episporio flavo-fuscidulo a-
sperato.

Hab. in foliis Sparganophori Vaillantii, St. Clara, Rio
Jurua, Amer. merid.

95. Uredo juncina (Thiim.) P. Dumee et R. Maire, in Bull. Soc. bot. 1563
de France 1901, tom. 48, p. 221. Uromijces juncinus Thiim. — Sacc.
Syll. VII, pag. 569. — Soris subepidermicis, gregariis, ellipticis

vel linearibus, postremo epidermidem longitudinaliter disrumpen-
tibus inter costarum sclerenchymatis funiculos, sed non vere li-
beris, umbrino-ferrugineis; uredosporis globosis, ovoideis vel in-
terdum clavatis, plerumque utrinque rotundatis v. truncatis, um-
brinis, episporio subtenui, duobus poris gorminationis .cquatoriali-
bus pncdito, aculeohs hyalinis parce nec non evidenter ornato, 23-
35 «13-22; pedicello deciduo hyalino, arcuato, sursum sa^pe dila-
tato longitudine sporam ;cquante vel superante.

llab. in culmis vivis Junci (acu t ifl or i ? ) Licata Siciliae

Uredinacefe inferiores, Uredo. 455

(V. Beltrani) nec non in foliis culmisqne vivis Junci mari-
timi, in paludosis maritimis, prope GJ-olfe de Figari CorsicDe (R.
Maire).

96. Uredo Fuirenae Rostr. in Bot. Tidsskrift Copenhagen 1902, vol. 24, 1564
p. 205. — Soris hypophyllis, fuscidulis, lanceolatis, usque 1 mm.
longis; uredosporis variis, subsphseroideis, obovatis vel oblongo-
polyhedricis, subtiliter aculeatis, 20-30 « 14-20.

Hab. in foliis Fuirenae glomeratae, Siam Asice merid.

97. Uredo breviculmis P. Henn. in Hedw. 1901, p. (125). — Soris 1565
hypophyllis sparsis v. gregariis, epidermide tectis, minutis, rotun-
datis v. oblongis, pallide brunneis; uredosporis subglobosis. ovoi-
deis v. eilipsoideis, intus oleoso-aureis, 22-32 * 20-25, episporio
crasso, aculeato, hyalino.

Hab. in foliis Caricis breviculmis var. leucochlorse
prope Sakawa in prov. Tosa Japonite.

98. Uredo Torulini P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. IV in Hedw. 1904, 1566
p. 57. — Maculis effusis, fuscidulis; soris hypophyllis, sparsis vel
gregariis oblongis vel striiformibus, ssepe confluentibus, primo
epidermide pallida tectis. dein ferrugineis; sporis subglobosis, el-
lipsoideis vel ovoideis, fusco-brunneis, verrucosis, 16-22^11-18.

Hab. in foliis Torulini (Cyperi) conferti, Bom Fim, Rio
Jurua Brasilise.

99. Uredo paspalicola P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. IV in Hedw. 1904, ir>i;:
p. 57. — Maculis oblongis, fuscidulis; soris hypophyllis, sparsis
vel gregariis oblongis vel striiformibus, s;epe confluentibus, epi-
dermide ilavida tectis; uredosporis ovoideis, clavatis vel ellipsoi-
deis, hyalino brunneolis, aculeato-echinatis 18-28 « 13-18.

Hab. in foliis Paspali conjugati Yurimaguas, Rio Hual-
laga Brasiliae.

100. Uredo hyalina Diet. in Bot. Jahrb. 1903, p. 632. — Soris minu- 1568
tis hypophyllis, in maculis atropurpureis vel brunneis, diu tectis,
paraphysibus clavatis arcuatis, circumdatis; uredosporis subglobo-

sis vel obovatis 33-38 v 30-33, episporio 5-7 \i. crasso, hyalino v.
dilute ilavescenti, echinulato indutis.

Hab. in foliis Caricis stenanthse, in prov. Iwaki Japoni;r
(Kusano).

101. Uredo superior Arthur Bull. Torr. Bot. 01. 1904, p. 5. — Soris 1569
uredosporiferis amphigenis, elongatis, tectis, dein epidermidem lace-
rantibus; uredosporis globosis 28-34 vel 32-34, episporio 3-4 \l.

cr., pallide brunneo, dense echinulato, poris germinationis 2.

456 Uredinacese inferiores, Uredo.

Ilab. in foliis Fimbristylis spadiceae, Ponce, Porto Rico,
Amer. (A. A. Heller).

102. Uredo Acriuli Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 22. — Soris uredospo- i"»~(l
riferis sparsis, minutis, rotundatis v. oblongis, epidermide diu fcectis,
flavo-brunneisj uredosporis subglobosis, ellipsoideis, ovatis v. piri:
formibus, grosse verrucoso-aculeatis, fiavo-brunneolis, 26-40 v 21-2S.

Ilab. in foliis A c r i u 1 i m ad ag a s c a r i e n s i s, Andrangoloaka,
in insula Madagascar (I. M. Hildebrand).

103. Uredo Courtoisiae Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 22. — Soris uredo- 157]
sporiferis hypophyllis, maculis minutia 1-2 mm. longis, brunneo-

lis insidentibus, sparsis, minutis, oblongis, paliide brunneis; uredo-
sporis globosis, subglobosis v. ellipsoideis, echinulatis, flavescenti-
bus, 19-24 [x. diam. vel 22-27 v 14-20.

Hab. in foliis Courtoisiae cyperoidis, Khasia Indiae orient.
(Hooker fil. et Thomson).

104. Uredo Anthephor33 Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 22. — Soris ure- 1572
dosporiferis amphigenis, praesertim hypophyllis, sparsis, lineari-
bus v. oblongis, diu epidermide tectis, pulverulentis, flavo-ferru-
gineis; uredosporis globosis v. subglobosis, verruculosis, brunneo-

lis 22-30 [A. diam. episporio ca. 4-5,5 ;x. cr.; paraphysibus nullis.
Hab. in foliis Anthephor.c elegantis, in insula Cuba (Ra-

MOND DE LA SaGBa).

105. Uredo 0lyra3 P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, pag. 164, Hedw. 1904. 1573
— Maculis ferrugineis, rotundatis vel effusis; soris amphigenis
sparsis vel subgregariis, cinnamomeis, epidermide rupta cinctis;
sporis ellipsoideis, ovoideis, brunneo-fuscis, verrucosis, 20-30 w
16-24.

Hab. in foliis Olyrae spec, Iquitos, Kio Amazonas, Peru,
Amer. merid. — A Darlnar et Fusarii speciebus saepe infecta.

106. Uredo Panici Arthur in Bull. of the Torr. Bot. Club. 1902, p. 231. 1574

Fere semper hypophylla; soris oblongis, brunneo-luteolis, cito,
epidermide lacerata, erumpentibus; sporis ovalibus vel globosis,
24-28^26-37, membrana exili. aurantiaco-luteis, dense echinulatis,
poris germin. 4 sparsis.

ilab. in foliis Panici amari, Longboat Key, Fla. et Hog
Island Fla. Amor. bor.

107. Uredo Henningsii Saoc. et D. Saoc. Uredo Panici P. Henn. Fungi ir»~r>
Amaz. J, ]). 165, Hedw. 1904, nec Arthur (1902). — Maculis ef-
fusis fuscidulis vel obsoletis; soris amphigenis gregariis, oblongis
interdum striiformibus, cinnamomeis, pulverulentis, epidermide alu-

Uredinacese inferiores, Uredo. 457

tacea velatis; sporis subglobosis, ovoideis v. ellipsoideis, kiete brun-
neis, 20-32 * 18-28, minute verrucosis.

Hab. in foliis Panici spec, Rio Jurua, Jurua Miry, Amer.
merid. — Ad Puccinice speciem verisimiliter spectat.

108. Uredo auletica Speg. Myc. argent ser. II, 1902, p. 65. — Maculis 1576
nullis; soris uumerosissimis s;epe confluentibus ac vagiuas totas
obtegentibus, epidermide persistenti sed relaxata velatis, linearibus,
ferrugineis; uredosporis majusculi.s 24-30 » 12-15, sessilibus, epi-
sporio tenui subimperspicue papilloso hyalino, endoplasmate pal-
lide fulvo, obovatis, superne rotundatis deorsum cuneatis basique
ssepius truncatis.

Hab. ad vaginas Bromi auletici, Rufino, in Argentina.

109. Uredo Danthoniae Henn. in Hedw. 1902, p. (211). — Soris am- 1577
phigenis, gregariis, striiformibus, ferrugineis; uredosporis subglo-
bosis vel late ellipsoideis, Lete brunneis, 17-22 « 14-20, episporio
castaneo, minute verrucoso.

Hab. in foliis Danthonia> Forskalii pr. Planteos House
in Stat. Quattah iEgypti.

110. Uredo paulensis Henn. in Hedw. 1902, p. 297. Maculis fu- 1578
scidulis striiformibus ; soris amphigenis linearibus, epidermide ru-
pta velatis, ferrugineis; uredosporis ovoideis v. subglobosis, fuscis,
20-28 v 18-22, episporio granulato-verrucoso, fusco; paraphysibus
oblonge clavatis, apice incrassatis, rotundatis, 30-50 « 10-20, flavo-
brunneis.

Hab. in foliis Calamagrostidis spec , in horto botanico S.
Paulo Brasilioe.

111. Uredo Rottboelliae Diet. in Bot. Jahrb. 1902, pag. 52. — Soris 1579
amphigenis, minutis, ochraceis; uredosporis ellipsoideis vel subglo-
bosis, 30-37 « 25-28, castaneis, echinulatis, poris germ. 4 instructis.

Hab. in foliis Rottboel 1 i;c compress;e var. japonicss,
in horto botanico Tokyo Japoniae. (Kusano). — Cfr. Uromyces
Rotiboellice.

112. Uredo Setanae-italicae Diet. in Bot. Jahrb. 1903, p. 632. — Soris i">s"
amphigenis, minutis, oblongis, cinnamomeis; uredosporis obvatis
27-35 v 20-27, episporio tenui flavo-brunneo echinulato, poris ger-
min. 3 perforato indutis.

Hab. in foliis Setarioe italicaj var. germanioae et Setarise
viridis in horto botanico Tokyo Japonise (Kusano).

113. Uredo Sorghi-halepensis Patouill. in Bull. Soc. Myc. de France \'^\
1903, fasc. 3, p. 253. — Maculis amphigenis, sparsis vel confluen-

458 Uredinaceae inferiores, Cseoma.

tibus, elongatis, brunncis aut rufulis; soris hypophyllis, linearibus,
tectis dein erumpentibus, 250-500 a. long. ; uredosporis subglobo-
sis, ovoideis vel attenuatis, ochraceo-bnumeis, 30-35 « 22-25, aspe-
rulis, breviter stipitatis; parapbysibus 'longatis, 50-00 ;j.., apice
incrassatis, crasse tunicatis, rufescentibus.

Ilab. in pag. inf. fol. Sorghi halepensis, Alger Algeri.c

— Ab Uredine Sorghi Fuck. differi praeserfcim paraphysibus.

114. Uredo Pasadenae Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 31. — Soris urc- 1582
dosporiferis epiphyllis, maculis nullis vel indeterminatis pallidis

et obsoletis insidentibus, sparsis vel hinc inde irregulariter aggro-
gatis, minutis. punctiformibus, diu clausis, tandem poro minuto
medio apertis, fiavo-aurantiacis; uredosporis globosis, subglobosis,
ovatis vel piriformibus, subtiliter echinulatis, subhyalinis, 13-18
;j.. diam. vel 13-24« 11-16.

Hab. in frondibus vivis Gymnogrammes triangularis,
Pasadena Californi;c (A. J. Mc Clatchie).

115. Uredo blechnicola P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, p. 165, Hedw. 1904. 1583

— Soris minutis, pulvinatis hypophyllis sparsis nervos sequenti-
bus, flavidis vel fus;-idulis, pulverulentis; uredosporis globosis vcl
lunulatis, flavidulis fuscescentibus vel violasccntibus, 20-25 v 18-
25, verrucosis.

Hab. in foliis Blechni volubilis, Rio Jurua, Jurua,-Miry,
Amer. merid. — Ab Ured. Blechni omnino diversa.

116. Uredo balaensis Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 21. — Soris uredo- 1584
sporiferis amphigenis, plerumque hypophyllis, maculis minutis vix
distinctis insidentibus, irregulariter sparsis, minutissimis, epider-
mide fissa cinctis, pulverulentis, cinnamomeis; uredosporis globosis,
subglobosis v. ovatis, aculeatis, brunneis, 22-27 ;i. diam. vel 24-

30 * 18-24.

Ilab. in foliis vivis Blechi Brownei, Balao in prov. Guayas
iEquatori;e (Gr. Lagerheim).

CyEOMA Link — Syll. VII p. 863, XI p. 227, XIV p. 407, XVI
p. 365.

1. Caeoma exitiosum Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1903, pag. 252. — Soris per 'r'<:'
ramulos juniores late expansis, confluentibus et ramulos plerum-
ijue valde deformantibus, s;cpe etiam folia juniora apicalia obte-
gentibus, aurantiacis, pulverulcntis; caeomosporis subglobosis, elli-
psoidcis v. oblongis, puuctatis, aurantiacis, 16-30 « 12-20; para-
physibus clavatis. hyalinis, apice usque 20 a. latis.

Uredinacefe inferiores, Cseoma. 459

Hab. in ramulis Rosne pim pinellifolia!, in Istria.

2. Caeoma pulcherrimum Bubak, Berichte Deut. Bot. G-esell. 1903, 158*;
p. 273, C. Mercurialis Auctor. p. p. — Soris rotundatis, oblongis,
confluentibus, caulem per 2-10 cm. ambientibus, pulvereis, auran-
tiis; cmomosporis vulgo globosis vel ellipsoideis, rarius oblongis
(immaturis polygoniis) 15-28^15-22, membrana tenui. flavida,
crebre minuteque verruculosis (sporarum immaturarum 2-2,5 jx.
crassa, hyalina), contentu aurautiaco.

Hab. ad caules (qui deformantur et tumescunt) Mercurialis
annute, in Italia merid., Sicilia, Lusitania, Montenegro. — Py-
cnidia (yEcidiolum pulcherrimum) inter soros sparsa, globulosa,
140-200 [j.. diam. mellea, dein brunneola; sporulis globoso-elli-
psoideis, 4-5 « 2,5-3.

3. Cseoma Makinoi Kusano in Bot. Mag. Tokio 1903, p. 15-22 (japo-
nice et absque diagnosi).

Hab. in foliis Pruni Mume, cui valde nocet, in Japonia. —
Status spermogonicus in gemmis calycibusque Pruni primitus evol-
vitur. Cseomospora1 amcene navo-aurantiacne.

Conspectus alphabeticus

Uredinacearum heteroicarum earumque matricum.

Cl.mi et peroomis Doct. H. KlebaHN permissu, Conspectum hunc ab ejus opere
vere exiinio Die wirtswechselnden Rostpilze, Berlin 1904, ad studiosorum
utilitatem excerpsimus, additis paucis speciebus nuperius illustratis. Ut no-
tissimum est, signum I indicat statum secidialem, II statum uredosporicum,
III statum teleutosporicum. Matrices, quoad contagionis etfectus, non plene
confirmatse. inter parentheses inscriptse sunt.

CHRYSOMYXA Unger.

Ledi (Alb. et Sohwein.) de Bary: I Abies excelsa Lk. ; II III Ledum pa-

lustre L.
Pirolae (DC.) Rostr.: I [Abies excelsa Poir. (JEcidium conorum-Picece Reess)?];

II III Pirola rotundifolia L. ete.
Rhododendri (DC.) de Bary : I Abies excelsa Lik. : II III Rhododendron

ferrugineum L., hirsutum L.
Woronini Tranzschel : I [Picea excelsa Lk. (Mcidium coruscans Pr.)?];

II III Ledum palustre L.
Calyptospora v. Pucciniastrum.
COLEOSPORIUM Lev.

Cacaliae iDC.) Wagner : I Pinus montana Mill. [/'. silvestris L.?]; II III

Adenostyles alpina Blutf. et Fing. (viridis Cass.)
Campanulae-macranthae Wagner (?;: I Pinus silvestris L. ; II III Campa-

nula macrantha Fisch.
Campanulae-rapunculoidis Kleb.: I [Pinus silvestris L.?, montanaWiW.?]:

II Itl Campanula rapunculoides L. [C. glomerata L., glomerata da-

hurica hort., Phyteuma orbiculare L.].
Campanulae-rotundifoliae Jvleb.: I [Pinus silvestris L.? |; II III Campanula

rotundifolia L.. pusilla llaenke, turbinata Shott, Phyteuma spicatum

L., [Wahlenbergia hederacea Reichenb., 1'hyteuma orbiculare L. Cam-

panula bononiensis L., glomerata dahurica hort.).
Campanulae-Trachelii Jvleb.: I Pinus silvestris L.; II III Campanula Tra-

chelium L., latifolia L. var. macrantha Fisch., t.nobilis», [pononien-

sis L., glomerata L., glomerata dahurica hort., (rapunculoides L.?).
Wdhlenh rgia hederacea Reichenb. ?].

Uredinacese heteroicse. 461

COLEOSPORIUM Lev.

Euphrasiae (Schuni.) Wint: I Pinus silvestris L.. montana Mill.; II III

Alectorolophus major Reichenb., minor Wimui et Grab., Euphrasia

ofpcinalis L
Inulse (Lze.) Fisch. : I Pinus silvestris L.: II III Inula Vaillantii Vill.,

Helenium L., salicina L.
Melampyri (Rebent.) Kleb. : I Pinus silvestris L., montana Mill. ; II III

Melampyrum pratense L.
Petasitis de Bary: I Pinus silvestris L.; II III Petasites ofpcinalis Mceneh.
Phyteumatis Wagner (?): I Pinus silvesfris L.; II III Phyteuma spicatum L.
Pulsatillaa (Strauss) Lev. : I Pinus silvestris L. ; II III Pulsatilla vulyaris

Mill., pratensis Mill.
Senecionis (Pers.) Fr. : I Pinus silvestris L., austriaca Hoss; II III Senecio

vulgaris L., silvaticus L., viscosus L., vernalis Waldst. et Kit., [7a-

cobaea Huds.PJ.

[I Pinus uwntana Mill. ?J; II III Senecio Doronicum L.
Sonchi (Pers.) Lev. : I Pinus silvestris L. ; II III >onchus asper AIl., ar-

vensis L., oleracQus L.
subalpinum Wagner: I Pinus montana Mill. ; II III Senecio subalpinus

Koch.
Tussilaginis (Pers.) Kleb.: I Pinus silvestris L. ; II III Tussilago Farfara L.
CRONARTIUM Fr.

asclepiadeum (Willd.) Fr : I Pinus silvestris L. : II III Vincentoxicum ofp-

cinale Moench, Pceonia tenuifolia L., offcinalis L., peregrina Mill.,

Nemesia versicolor E. Mey., Fer&erta teucrioides Gill. et Hook.
flacciduni v. asclepiadeum.

gentianeum Thiim. : I [P/m<.s?]; II III Gentiana asclepiadea L.
Nemesiai v. asclepiadeum .
Quercuum (Cooke) Myabe: I Pinus densiflora Sieb. et Zucc, Thunb rgi

ParL, parviflora Sieb. et Zucc, Uuckuensis Mayr. ; II III Quercus

serratus Thunb., variabilis Blume, glandulifera Blume.
ribicola Dietr. : I Pinus Slrobus L., Lanibertiani DougL, < embra L.; II

III Ribes nigrum L., aureum Pursh, alpinum L., americanum MilL.

aureum Pursh, Cynosbati L., divaricatum Dougl., oxyacanthoides L.,

rotundifolium Michx., rubrum L , sanjuineum Pursh, setosum LindL,

[Grossularia L.]
Fe?'6erace v. asclepiadeum
GYMNOSPORANGIUM Hedw.

biseptatum Ellis: I Ametanchier canadensi* Medic, [Oratcegus tnmentosa

L.?J; III Cupressus thuyoides L. (= Chamcecyparis sphceroidea Spach).
clavariiforme (Jacq.) Reess: I Cratcegus Oxyacantha \j., monogyna Tacq.,

nigra Waldst. et Kit.. tomentosa I... Douglasii DindL, Pirus com-

munis L., Amelanchier mlyaris Mn>nrh, \Cydonia vulgaris Pers,

162 i redlnacese heteroicae.

Cratcegus grandiflora C. Kooh, sanguinea Pall., tanacetifoUa Pers.,

Sorbas latifolia Pers., turminalis Crantz?, {aucuparia L.?)] — .1 /;/-■-

lanchier canadensis Me.lic. ; III funipcrus communis L., communii

var. hibemica Gordou. Oxycedrus L.
GYMNOSPORAGIUM Hedw.

clavipes Cooke et Pek: I Amelanchier canadensis Medic. [/'//•//* )/alus L. ?,

arbuti/olia L. ?J; III ./iiiiipcrus virginiana L., [communis L.?].
confusum Plowr.: I Cratasgus Oxyacantha L., Mespilus germanica L.,Cy-

donia vulgaris Pers., [Pirus communis L.J; III Juniperus Sabina L. ;

virginiana L.
Cunninghamianum Barol. : I Pirus PashiaTLam.; III Cupressus torulosa Don.
Ellisii Berk. : I [Pirws Malus L.?, Pirus arbutifolia L.?J; III Cupressus

thuyoides L. (=Chamcecyparis sphceroidea Spachj.
globosum Farlow: I Pirus Malus L., Sorbus americana Marsh., Cratcegus

coccinea L, Crus-galli L., [tomentosa L. ?, Douglasii Lindl. ?, Oxya-

cantha L.?J; III Juniperus virginiana L.
japonicum Sydow: I Pirus s sinensis » ', III Juniperus sinensis L.
juniperinum (L) Fr. : I Sorbus aucupdria L., Amelanchier vulgaris Mcench;

III Juniperus communis L.
macropus Lk.: I Pirus Malus L , coronaria L., [Pirws arbutifolia L.?. .!///<-

lanchier canadensis Medic. ?, Cratcegus tomentosa L. ?, Douglasii

Liudl. ?J; III Juniperus virginiana L.
Nelsoni Arthur: [I Amelanchier alnifolia Nutt. ?]; III Juniperus scopulo-

rum Sargent.
nidus-avis Thaxter: 1 Amelanchier canadensis Medic, [Cydonia vulgaris

Pers.? Pirus Malus L ?J; III Juniperus viginiana L.
Sabinae (Dicks.) Wiut.: I Pirus conimunis L; III Juniperus Sabina L.,

[virginiana L. ?].
tremelloides R. Hartig: I Pirus Malus L., Sorbus Aria Crantz. [Chamce-

mespilus Crantz?J; III funiperus communis L.
MELAMPSORA Cast.

Abietis-Capraearum Tuh. : I _4bie.<? pectinata Lam. et DC. (a/oa Mill.): I[

III Salix Caprcea M.
cecidioides (DC.) Schrcet. v. Rostrupii.
Allii-Fragilis Kleh. : I AlUum ascalonicum L., Ce^a L., sativum L., Schce-

noprasum L., vineale L., ursinum L., [1'nrruni L.J, II III Sali.r

fragilis L.. pentandra L., fragilis X pentandra.
Allii - populina Kleb.: I Allium ascalonicum L.. fV;/>a L., Schoenoprasum L.,

sativum L, ursinum L., vineale L.; II III Pupulu* nigra L.. /lalsa-

mifera L., canadensis Moonch.
Allii-Salicis albao ELleb. : I Allium Cepa L., Schmnoprasum L.,ursinum L.,

rineale L.. [Po7TMm L.J; II III .W/.i< a^6a L.
alpina Jnel: I Saxifraga oppositifolia L.\ II III >>///./• herbacea L.

Uredinaceae heteroicae. 463

MELAMPSORA Cast.

[Amygdalinae Kleb.] : I II III Salix amygdalina L., [S. pentandra L.]
Evonymi-Capraearum Kleb. : I Evonymus europoea L.; II III Salix cinerea

L., aurita L., Caproza L, [cinerea\viminalis\.
Evonymi-lncanae Schneid. 1904., I Evonymus europaia II III Salix incana.
Galanthi-Fragilis Kleb. : I Galanthus nivalis L.; II III Salix fragilis L.,

pentandra L.. fragilis X pentandra.
Klebahni Bub. : I Corydalis cava Schw., solida Sm. ; II III Populus tremula

L. (v. M. Magnusianal).
Laricis-Capraearum Kleb. : I harix decidua Mill., occidentalis Nutt. ; II III

Salix Caproza L., [aurita L.].
Laricis-Daphnoidis Kleb. : I Larix decidua Mill. ; II III Salix acutifolia

Willd., daphnoides Vill., [aurita L., cinerea L., viminalis L.?|.
Laricis-epitea Kleb. : I Larix decidua Mill.; II III "alix aurita ~L.,cinerea

L., viminalis L , X hippophatfolia Thuill., Caproza L. [acutifolia

Willd., daphnoides Vill., fragilis L ?, purpurea L. ?, auritay^vimi-

nalis, Caprcea X viminalis, purpurea X viminalis, X Smithiana

Willd., X dasyclados Wimm.].
Laricis-Nigricantis Schneid. 1904., I Larix decidua. II II /SaZicc uh/rir/tns.
Laricis-Purpureee Schneid. 1904., I Larix decidua. II III Salix purpurea.
Laricis-Pentandrae Kleb.: I Larix decidua Mill., sibirica Ledeb.; II III

Salix pentandra L., fragilisXpentandra, [fragilis L.].
Laricis-populina Kleb.: I Larix decidua Mill. ; II III Populus nigra L.,

balsamifera L., canadensis Moench, [italica Ludw.].
Laricis Hartig v. Laricis-Tremuloz.
Laricis-Tremulee Kleb.: I Larix decidua Mi 11. ; II III Populus tremula L.,

alba L., albaytrernidd, [balsamifera L.].
Magnusiana Wagner: I Chelidonium majus L., Corydalis solida; II III

Popidus tremula L., aZ&a L., albaXtremula, \nigra L.?].
Orchidis-Repentis (Plowr.): I Orchis maculata L., latifolia L., II III S/di >•

repens L., [aurita L.].
pinitorqua Rostr. : I Pinus silvestris L., montana Mill.; II III Pnpi/h/s

tremula L., aZ6a L., a/6a X tremula (canescens Sni.j.
Ribesii-Auritae Kleb: I ift&es alpinum L, Grossularia L., nigrum L. ; JI

III £ato awntfa L, cinerea L., [CaprcBa L.|.
Ribesii-Purpureae Kleb.: I /ti&e.s- atpinum L., Grossutaria L., aureum Pursh

[sanguineum Pursh]; II III &tft& purpurea L., purpurea X riiuiiin/is

(-rubra Huls.).
Ribesii-Viminalis Kleb.: I A'iV>e.s Grossularia L, riihrum L., alpinum L.,

[awrem Pursh, nigrum L., sanguineum Pursh]; II III SaKcc yimi-

raaZi« L.
Rostrupii Wagner: I Mercurialis ptrennis L. ; II III Populus tremula L.,

alba L., [nigra ~L., balsamifera L., canadensis Moench, italira Ludw.

464 i fredinacese heterolcse

MELAMPSORELLA Schroet.

Caryophyllacearum i DC.) Sohrmt.: F Abies pectinata Lam. et DC. = u//m
Mill. (uSHcidium elatinum Alb. e1 Sohw.); II III tellaria media Cyr.,
nemorum I... Holostea L., graminea I... uliginosa Murr., Arenaria
serpyllifolia L., Cerantium triviale Lk., semidecaradrw/M I... Mahrin-
gia trinervia Clairv., [Malachium aquaticum Fr.?].
Symphyti (DC.) Bub.: I J/v/V.s- pectinata Lam. ct DC. '///"/ Mill.; II III
Symphytum officinale L.
MELAMPSORIDIUM Kleb.

betulinum (Pers.) Kleb,: I Larix decidua Mill.; II III Betula verrucosa
Ehrh., pubescens Ehrh., rcarca L.
OCHROPSORA Diet.

Sorbi (Oud.) Diet: [I Anemone nemorosa L.?]; II III Sorbus aucuparia L.,
torminalis Crantz.
! Peridermium Pini (Willd.) Kleb.]: I Pinus silvestris L. [II III?].
PUCCINiA Pers.

Actaeae-Agropyri E. Fischer: I Actoea spicata L. ; II III Agropyrum cani-

7ii!ii) Eloem. et Schult.
Acidii-Leucanthemi E. Fischer: I Chrys nthemum Leucanthemum L.: II III

Carex montana L.
ad /Ecidium-Trientalis Tranzschel. : I Trientalis europma L.; II III Carex

limosa L.
lagropyrina Erikss.]: [I?]; II III Agropyrum repens Beauv. [Secale cereale

L.?, Bromus arrensis L.?].
Agropyri Ell. et Ev. v. Clematidis-Agropyri.
Agrostis Plovv. : I Aquilegia vulgaris L., alpina L-; II III Agrostis alba

L., vulgaris Vill.
albiperidia Arth.: I Ribes Cynosbati L. : II III Carex pubescens Miihl.
Allii-Phalaridis: I Allium ursinum L : II III Phalaris arundinacea L.
americana Lagerh.: I Penfastemon pubiscens Sol.(P. hirsutus Willd.); II

III Andropogon scoparius Michx
amphigena Dietel: I Smilax herbacea L., hispida Miihl.: II III Calamo-

vilfa longifolia Ilack.
Andropogonis Schw. v. americana.
Angelicae-Bistortae (Strauss) Kleb. : I Angelica silvestris L., Ciruin Carri

L. : II III Polygonum Bistorta L., [/'. viviparum L.].
(Angelicee-) mamillata Semadeni: |1 Angelica silvestris L. [JScid. f:'uba-

Jcianum Juel)?]; II III Polygonum Bistorta L.
angustata Peck: I Lycopus americanus Muhl.; II III Scirpus atrovirens

Miihl.
arenariicola Plowr.: I Centaurea nigra I..: II III Carex arenaria L.
argentata {Schultz) Winfc.: I Adoxa \foschatellina I,.: II III Impatiens no-
litangere L.

Uredinacese heteroicae 465

PUCCINIA Pers.

Ari-Phalaridis (Plowr.): I Arum maculatum L. ; II III Phalaris arundi-

nacea L.
Arrhenatheri (Kleb.) Erikss.: I Berberis vulgaris L. : II III Arrhenathe-

rum elatius Mert. et Koch.
Asteris-Caricis Arthur: I Aster paniculatus Lam., cordifolius L.; II III

Carex foznea Willd.
Atkinsoniana Diet. v. Bolleyana.
australis Korn: I Sedum reflexum L., acre L., boloniense Lois. ; II III

Diplachne serotina Lk.
Bartholo maei v. Barfolomewii.
Bartolomewii Dietel: I Asclepias incarnata L., syriaca L.; II III Boute-

loua curtipendula Torr. (AHieropogon curtipendulus Fourn.).
Bistorfce (Strauss) v. Angeliccz-Bistortce, et Conopodii-Bistortce.
Bolleyana Sacc. : I Sambucus canadensis L. ; II III Carex trichocarpa

Miihl., lurida Wahl.
borealis Juel: I Thalictrum alpinum L. : II III Agrostis borealis Hartm.
bromina Erikss. v. Symphyti-Bromorum.
Brunellarum-Moliniae Oruchet 1904: I Brunella nulyaris ( Ecicl. Brunelhr

Wint); III Molinia ccerulea.
Calamagrostis Sydow: I Ranunculus Lingua L. ; II III Calamagrostis

neglecta Fr.
Cari-Bistortce Kleb. v. Angelicxe-Bistorta}.
Caricis (Schum.) Rebent. : I Urtica clioica L., urens L., gracilis Ait. : II

III Carex acuta L., stricta Good., Goodenoughii Gay, Carex hirta

L., Yiparia Curt., acutiformis Ehrh., ferruginea Scop., \ Pseudocyperus

L., pendula Huds.].
Caricis-Asteris, Caricis-Erigerontis, Caricis-Solidaginis vide : Asteris-Ca-

ricis, Erigerontis- Caricis, Solidaginis- Caricis.
Caricis var. himalensis Barcl.: I Urtica parviflora Roxb. ; II III Carex

setigera Don.
Caricis-frigidae E. Fischer: I Cirsium heterophylhnu, All., spinosissimum

Scop., Eriophorum Scop., rivulare Lk?; II III Carex frigida A\\.
Caricis-montanae E. Fischer: I Centaurea Scabiosa L., Cent. montana L.,

[0. Iacea L., nigra L., amara L., axillaris Willd., melitensis L., ni-

grescens Willd.] ; II III Carex montana L., [alba Scop., leporina L.?].
(Cle.natidis-) Agropyri Ell. et Everh. : I Clematis Vitalba L.; II III Agro-

pyruin glaucum Roem. et Schult.
Conopodii-Bistortae Kleb. : I Cuiiopodium denudatum Koch; II III I'o-

lygonum. Bistorta L.
Convallariae-Digraphidis (Sopp.) Kleb. : I Convallaria majalis L. ; II III

Phalaris arundinacea L.
coronata Oorda: I Frangula Alnus Mill.: II III Calamagrostis lanceolata

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166 i redinacese heteroicse

PUCCINIA Pers.

Roth, aimndinacea Rotli, Phalaris arundinacea L., ifolcus mollis L.,

lanatus L., Agrosfis vulgaris With.. stolonifera L , Agropyrum repens

Beauv., Dactylis glomerata L., Fesfuca silvatica Vill.
[coronata f. Epigozi Erikss.]: [I?]; II III Calamagrostis Epigeios Rotli
[roronata f. Melicoz Erikss.]: [I?]; II III Melica nutans L.
coronata var. himalensis Barclay: I Rhamnus -dahurica Pall.; II III Bra-

chypodium silvaticumBe&uv., Piptatherum holciforme Room.et Schult.,

Festuca gigantea Vill.
coronifera Kleb. : I Rhamnus cathartica L., [oleoides L., tinctoria W. K.?.

utilis Decne. (dahurica Pall.)?. infectoria L., lanceolata Pursh?];

II III Avena sativa L., Lolium perenne L., Festuca elatior L., //<//-

cus mollis L., lanatus L., Alopecurus pratensis L., nigricans Horn. ?,

Glgceria aquatica Wahlenb.?, Arrhenatherum elatius M. et K.

(stirpes).
Digraphidis v. Convallariaz-higraphidis.
Dioicae Magnus: I Cirsium oleraceum Scop., palustre Scop., heterophyllum

All., spinosissimum Scop.,? rivulare Lk. : II III Carex dioica L.,

Davalliana Sm. [aZ&a Scop.].
dispersa Erikss. : I Anchusa arvensis Marsch. v. Bieb., officinalis L. [Nonnea

rosea F. M. ?]: II III >ecale cereale L., montanum Guss.
Elymi v. Thalictri-Elymi et Impatientis-Elymi.
Fli/iiii-Iiiipatientis v. Impatientis-Elymi.
Erigerontis-Caricis Arthur: I Erigeron annuus Pers., philadelphicus L.,

canadensis L. (Leptilon canadense Britt.); II III Carex festucacea

Wille.
Eriophori Thiim. : [I Cineraria palustris L. ?]; II III Eriophorum angu-

stifolium Roth.
extensicola Plowr. : I Asfer Tripolium L. : II III Carex extensa Good..
Festucae Plowr. : I Lonicera Periclymenum L. ; II III Festuca ovina L.,

duriuscula L. — I Lonicera nigra L. ; II III Festuca rubra L. var.

fallax Hack.
firma Dietel: I Bellidiastrum Michelii Cass ; II III (drex firma Host.
fraxinata Lk. v. peridermiospora.
Iglumarum (Schmidt) Erikss. et Henn.]: [I?J; II III Triticum vulgare

Vill., Hordeum vulgare. Secale cereale L., Elymus arenarius L., Agro-

pyrum repens Beauv.
graminis Pers. I Berberis et Mahonia Bpp. /Ecidium lierberidis Gm. II III

Triticum, Secale, Avena, Agrostis, Aira, Poa etc.
holcina Erikss. : [I?J; II II Holcus lanatus L.. mollis L.
Jamesiana v. Pucc. Bartholomewii.
Jasmini-Chrysopogonis Barcl. : liisminum humile L. : II III Chrysopogon

Gryllus L.

Uredinacese heteroicse. 467

PUCCINIA rers.

Impatientis-Elymi Arth.: I Impatiens aurea Miihl. : II III Elymus virgini-

cus L.
Ligericae Sydow: I Senecio silvaticus L.: II III Carex ligerica Gay.
Limosae Magnus: I Lysimachia vulgaris L., thyrsiflora; II III Carex li-

mosa L.
linearis Roberge v. Alii-Phalaridis.
Lolii Nielsen v. coronifera.
longissima Schroet. : I Sedum acre L., bolonienses Lois. ; II III Kozleria

gracilis Pers.
Magnusiana Korn.: I Ranunculus repens L. bulbosus L. ; II III Phragmi-

tes communis Trin.
Magnusii Kleb : I Ribes nigrum L., alpinum L., aureum Pursh, sangui-

neum Pursh; II III Carex riparia Ourt., acutiformis Ehrh.
mamillata v. Angelicoz-mamillata u. Mei-mamillata.
Maydis Bereng. I Oxalis cymosa (JEcidium Oxalidis Thum.?). II III Zea

Mays L. (Arthur 1904).
Mei-mamillata Semadeni: I Meum Mutellina Gsert. (Ligusticum Mutellina

Crantz); II III I'olygonum Bistorta L.
Moliniae Tul. : I Orchis latifolia L., mascula~L.', II III Molinia casrulea

Moench
nemoralis Juel: I Melampyrum pratense~L.; II III Molinia cozrulea Moench.
obscura Schroet. : I Bellis perennis L.; II III Luzula campestris DC.
obtusata Otth : I Ligustrum vulgare L.; II III Phragmites communis Trin.
Opizii Bubak: I Lactuca muralis Less., Scariola L.; II III Carex muri-

cata L.
Orchidearum-Phalaridis Kleb. : I Orchis maculata L., latifolia L., Morio

L., Platanthera bifolia Reichenb., chlorantha Cust., Listera ovata R.

Br. ; II III Phalaris arundinacea L.
paludosa Plowr. : I Pedicularis palustris L ; II III Carex Goodenoughii

Gay.
Paridis-Digraphidis (Plowr.): I Paris quadrifolia L.; II III Phalaris-

arundinacea L.
Pekii (de Toni) Kellerm.: I (Enothera biennis L. ; II III Carex trichocarpa

Miihl., stipata Miihl.
peridermiospora (Ellis et Tracy) Arth : I Fraxinus riridis Michx. (lan-

ceolata Borckh.); II III Spartina rgnosuroides Willd.
perplexans Plow£ : I Ranunculus acer L.; II III Alop"curus prafensis
persistens Plowr. : I Thalictrum flavum L.. II III Agropgrum repens

Beauv. — I Thalictrum aquilegifolium L.. minus L., fcetidnm L.:

II III Poa nemoralis L. var. firmula Gaud.
Phalaridis v. Ari-Phalaridis.
[Phlei-pratensis Erikss. et Henn.]: [IV]: II III Phleum pratense L, Fe-

468 Uredihacese heteroicee.

stuca elatior L., [Phleum Michelii All., Avena satioa L., secale ce-

reale L.].
PUCCINIA Pers.

Phragmitis (Schum.) Korn.: I Rumex conglomeratus Murr. , obtusifolius L.,

crispus L., hybridus Murr., Hydrolapathum Huds., liheum officinale

Baill.; II III Phragmites communis Trin.
Poarum Nielsen: I Tussilago Farfara L. ; II III Poa annua L., fertilis

Ilost., nemoralis L., pratensis L. trivialis L., [/Sfecafe cereale L. ?].
Polliniae Barcl. : I Strobilanthes Dalhousianus Clarke; II III Pollinianuda

Trin.
Polygoni-amphibii Pers. : I Geranium silvalicum L, [Geranium palustre

L. ?, pratense L. ?]; II III 1'olygonum amphibium L.
Polygoni-vivipari Karsten: I Angelica silvestris; II III Polggonum vivi-

parum L., [Bistorta L.].
Pringsheimiana Kleb. : 1 fiiftes Grossularia L., alpinum L., aureum Pursh,

\rubrum L., sanguineum Pursh, (nigrum L.)] ; II III Carex acuta

L., stricta Good., Goodenoughii Gay, ccespitosa L.
Ribesii-Caricis v. iJ. Pringsheimiana, Bibis-nigri-Acutce, Ribesii- Pseudo-

cgperi, Magnusii, Ribis-nigri- 1 ' 'aniculatce.
Ribesii-Pseudocyperi Kleb. : I ij!t7>e.s nigrum L., Grossularia L., alpinum

L., aureum Pursh, sanguineum Pursh; II III Carex Pseudocyperuslj.
Ribis-nigri-Acutae Kleh. : I jRi&es nigrum L, alpinum L., [aureum Pursh,

sanguineum Pursh, (Grossularia L.)]; II III Carex acuta L., stricta

Good.
Ribis-nigri-Paniculatae Kleh. : I ivli&e.s nigrum L., alpinum L., (aureum

Pursli, sanguineum Pursh, rubrum L., (Grossularia L.)]; II III

Carex paniculata L,. paradoxa Wllid.
rupestris Juel I: Saussurea alpina DC. ; II III Carex rupestris L.
(Salviae-)Stipae: Salvia silvestris L., pratensis L., [Thgmus Serpyllum L. ?J,

II III £/£pa capillafa L,
Sambuci (Schw.) Arth. v. Bolleyana.
Schmidtiana Dietel : I Leucojum vemum L., cestivum L. ; II III Phalaris

arundinacea L.
Schceleriana Plowr. et Magn. : I Senecio Jacobcea L.; II III Caiex are-

naria L.
Schrozteriana Kleh. v. Serratulai-r'aricis.

Scirpi DC: I Limnanthemum nymphasoides Lk. ; II III Scirpus Jacuster L.
septentrionalis Juel : I Thalictrum alpinum L-. ; II III Polygonum vivi-

parum L. Bistorta L.
Serratulae-Caricis Kleb. : I Serratula tinctoria L.; II III Caretc /fawa L.
Sesleria3 Beiohardt: I Rhamnus saxatilis Jaoq.; II III Sesleri" <xerulea

Ard.
8tssilis Schneid. v. Allii-Phalaridis.

Uredmacese heteroicse. 469

PUCCINIA Pers.

silvatica Schroet. : I Taraxacum officinale Web., Senecio Fuchsii Gmel.,

nemorensis L., Lappa officinalis All., Crepis biennis L. ; II III Carex

brizoides L., prcecox Schreb. (Schreberi Schrank.), arenaria L., silva-

tica Huds? pallescens L.

simillima Arthur: I Anemone canadensis L. ; II III Phragmites commu-

nis Trin.
[simplex (Korn.) Erikss. et Henn.] : [I?J; II III Hordeum vulgare L., di-

stichum L., hexastichum L., Zeocriton L. u. a.
Similacearum-Digraphidis Kleb. : I 1'olygonatum multiflorum All., offici-
cinale All., verticillatum All., Convallaria majalis L., Majanthemum
bifolium Schmidt, Paris quadrifolia L : II III Phalaris arundina-
nacea L.
Solidaginis-Caricis Arth. : I Solidago canadensis L., serotina Ait., [ccesia
L., ulmifolia MuhL, rigida L.]; Carex Jamesii Schw., stipata Miihl.
Stipce (Opiz) Hora v. (Tymi-) Stipoz et (Salvioz-) Stipcu.
Symphyti-Bromorum F. Miiller : I Symphytum officinale L., Pulmonaria
montana Lej., [Anchusa officinalis L. ?, Nonnea roseaF. M. ?]; II III
Bromus arvensis L., brachystachys Horn., erectus Huds, inermis
Leyss , mollis L., secalinus L., [Arrhenatherum elatius Mert. et Koch ? |.
Sydowiana Dietel v. Vilfce.

subnitens Dietel : I Chenopodium album L. ; II III Distichlis spicata Greene.
tenuistipes Rostr. : I Centaured Iacea L. ; II III Carex muricata L.
(Thalictri-)Elymi Westend. : I Thalictrum minus L. ; II III Elymus are-

narius. L.
(Thymi-)Stipae (Opiz) : I Thymus pannonicus Willd., ovdtus MilL, prcecox

Opiz, angustifolius Pers ; II III Stipa capillata L.
Trailii Plowr. : I Rumex Acetosa L.; II III Phragmites communis Trin.
triarticulata Berk et Curt. v. (Thalictri)-EIymi.
[Triseti Erikss.]: [I?]; II III Trisetum flavescens Beauv.
[triticina Erikss.]: [I?]; II III Triticum vulgare VilL, [Secale cereale L.?].
uliginosa Juel: I Parnassia palustris L.; II III Carex Goodenoughii Gay
Vaginatss Juel: I Saussurea alpina DC: II III Carex vaginata Tausch.
verbenicola Arth. v. Vilfce.
Vilfae Arth. et Holw. I Verbena stricta Vent., urticifolia L. ; II III Spo-

robolus longifolius Wood.
Vulpinae Schroet.: I Tanacetum vulgare L., Achillea Ptarmica L.?; II III

Carex vulpina L.
Windsorise Schw. : I Ptelea trifoliata L.; II III Sieglingia seslerioides

Scrib. (Triodia cuprea Jacq., Tricuspis seslerioides Torr.).
Winteriana Magnus v. Allii-Phalaridis.
PUCCINIASTRUM Otth.

Abietis Chamsenerii Kleb.: I Abies peclinata Lam. et DC. (alha MilL); II

47n Uredinacese heieroiose

III Kpilobium angustifolium L. (Chamcenerion angustifolium Schnr.),

Dodoncei Will.
PUCCINIASTRUM Otth.

(Epilobii (Pers.) Ottli]: [1?J; II III Epilobium roseum Retz., hirsutum L.
Goeppertianum (.T. Kiihn): I Abies pectinata Lam. et DC. alba Mill.; I

II III Vaccinium Vitis Idcea L.

Padi (Kunze et Schm.) Diet. : I Abies excelsa Poir. ( F.cidium strobilinum

(Alb. et Scliw.) Reess; II III Prumus Padus L., viryiniana L.
liostrupia Lagerh. v. 1'ucci.nia (Thalictri)-Elymi.
Thecopsora Magn. v. Pucciniastrum.
UROMYCES Lk.

ad jSScidium carotinum Bub.: I Daucus Caroia L., [II III Scirpus mari-

timus L.?].
Aristidae Ell. et Ev. : I Plantayo Ruyelii Dec. ; II III Aristida oliyantha

Michx.
Berulae-Scirpi Klefr: I Uerula angustifolia Koch; II III Scirpus mari-

timus L.
Dactylidis Otth: I Ranunculus bulbosus L., repens L.. [acer L.?, polyan-

themos L.?J; II III Dactylis ylomerata L.
Euphorbiea-Astragali Jordi (1904): I Euphorbia Cyparissias, I II Astra-

galus Glycyphyllos, Oxytropis montana, campestris, ylabra, lap-

ponica *).
Euphorbiae-Corniculati Jordi (1904): I Euphorbia Cyparissias, II III Lo-

tus corniculatus.
Graminis (Niessl): Bub. 1901; I Seseli glaucum L. (sEcidium Seselis Niessl)

III Arrhenatherum, Poai

Junci (Desm.) Tul.: I Pulicaria dysenterica Gaertn. (Inida disenterica L.)

II III Juncus obtusifiorus Ehrh.
lineolatus v. Scirpi, Berulce-Scirpi, Pastinacce-Scirpi, Maritimce ad ./>/'-

dium carotinum.
Maritimae Plowr.: I Glaux maritima L.: II III Scirpus maritimus L.
Pastinacae-Scirpi Kleb. : I Pastinaca sativa L., [Berula angustifolia KocliJ;

II III Scirpus maritimus L.
Pisi (Pers.) De Bary : I Euphorhia Cyparissias L., Esula L.: II III

Pisum sativum L., arvense L., Lathyrus pratensis L., Vicia Crac-

ca L.

*) Uromyces Astragali (Opizi Jordi (1904), oojus st. seoidialis nondum est

notus, tantum in Astragalo exscapo viget. Cir. Syll. VII, pag. 550 (species
oolleoticia .

Uredinacese heteroicse. 4*71

UROMYCES Lk.

Poae Rabenh. : I Ranunculus auricomus L. Ficaria L., repens L., bulbo-
sus L. ; II III Poa annua L., neinoralis~L.,trivialis~L., x>ratensis~L.
(stirpes ?).
Scirpi (Cast.) Lagerh. : I Hippuris vulgaris L.; II III Scirpus maritimus-

L. — I Sium latifolium L.; II III Scirpus marifimus L.
striatus Schroeter : I Euphorbia Cyparissias L. ; II III Trifotium agra-
rium L.

USTILAGINACE/E Tul.

Syll VII p. 451, IX p. 282, XI p. 230, XIV p. 410, XVI p. 367 *).

USTILAGO Pers. — Syll. VII p. 451, IX p. 282, XI p. 230, XIV
p. 410, XVI p. 367.

1. Ustilago Scolymi Roum. Exsicc. n. 5129 (nomen), Juel in Bull. de la 1581
Soc. Myc. do France, Tome XVII, 4° fasc. 1901, p. 257, cum ic,

— Pulvere brunneo-nigra flores et receptacula ex toto destruente
et involucra obducente; sporis pallidis globulosis, 14-16 ;j.. diam.
vel ellipticis 14 « 19, reticulatis.

Hab. in floribus Scolymi grandiflori, Costantine Afr. bor.

2. Ustilago vlolacea (Pers.) Fuck. - Syll. VII, p. 474. — var. major
Clinton in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, p. 139. — Soris inconspicuis
in antlieris inflatis nidulantibus, in pulverem violaceam solven-
tibus; sporis pallide lilacino-violaceis, ovoideo-globosis, raro irre-
gularibus, episporio paullo incrassato minuteque reticulato. 1 ;j..
vel ultra crasso 7-12 ;j.. longis.

Ilab. in antheris Silenes AVatsonii, Washington Amer. bor. 1589

3. Ustilago Androsaces Karst. Fungi nov. Loannb. 1904, p. 7 (Finska
Vetensk. Soc.) — Soris fuscis pulverulentis; sporis sphseroidois.
levibus, 35-50 ;j.. diam.

Hab. in ovariis Androsaces (filiformis?) prope Bakal
Sibirise, Au^usto 1902 (O A. F. Lonnhohm).

4. Ustilago Calandriniae Clint. North Amer. Ustil. in Proeeed. Bo- l590
ston Soc. 1904, pag. 378. — Soris floricolis, involucris floralibus
inclusis, 3-4 mm. diam., massam purpureo-atram formantibus; spo-

ris atro-purpureis, ovoideis v. sphaeroideis, 13,5-17 ;j.. long., aequa-
liter et minute reticulatis areolis 1,5-2 ;j.. latis, 1-2 a. alt.

Ilah. in floribus Calandrini;e Brewcrii et C Menziesii
in California Amer. bor.

1 onierenda absoluta monographia « Nortli American Ustila^inacepa ». a
ol. <■. P. Clinton elaborata et in € Proceedings of the Hoston Soc. oi Natar Ili-
Btoryi 1904, vol. 31, p. 329-529 inserta.

rstila^inacepe, Ustilago. 473

5. Ustilago Triplasidis Ell. et Ev. in Clinton. North Amer. Ustil. 1591
Proceed. Boston Soc. 1904, p. 355. — Soris ovaria occupantibus
ellipsoideis 3-4 mm. long ., membrana obductis, inter glumas ni-
dulantibus; sporis lsete rufo-brunneis, vulgo uno latere dilutiori-
bus, ovoideo-spha^roideis 5-9 \i. long. plerumque copiose minutis-
sime echinulatis.

Hab. in ovariis Triplasidis americange, Mississipi Ame-
ricse bor.

6. Ustilago Piperii Clint. North Amer. Ustil in Proceed. Boston Soc. 1592
1904, p. 382. — Soris hypophyllis, pustulas formantibus, plus
minus confluentibus, sgepe marginalibus, tectis, dein erumpentibus

et massam atro-purpuream ostendentibus; sporis rufo-purpureis
ovoideis vel sphyeroideis, rarius irregularibus, minute et plerum-
que oblique striatis, 7-10 |i. diam. vel usque 12 \x. long.

Hab. in foliis Polygoni Davitise, in California et Poly-
goni phy tolaccsef olii, Idaho Amer. bor. (C. V. Piper). —
Ustil. KcenigicB et Ust. Bistortarum afnnis.

7. Ustilago Rumicis (Beck.) Clint. North Amer. Ustil. in Proceed. 1^93
Boston Soc. 1904, p. 380, Ustilago utriculosa Tul. var. Rumicis
Berk. G-revill. 1874, III, p. 39. — Soris floricolis, axes florum ob-
ducentibus et massas sordide purpureas formantibus; sporis ovoi-
deo-sphaeroideis plerumque 11-16 \l. long., atro-purpureis ; epi-
sporio reticulato, areolis 1 \x. alt. et 1-3 \x. diam.

Hab. in floribus E-umicis Acetosellae in Carolina infer. et
Rum. hastatuli, in Alabama, Amer. bor. — U. Kuhneance
afflnis.

8. Ustilago Bistortarum (D C) Korn. - Syll. VII, p. 469. — var. 1594
inflorescentiae Trelease, Harrim. AlaskaExped. Crypt. p. 35. — Spo-

ris copiosissimis, brunneo-purpureis, subglobosis v. subelongatis,
9-14, plerumque 11-13 |i. diam., saepius perfecte levibus.

Hab. in inflorescentia Polygoni vivipari, Kadiak, Yakutat,
Unalaska (Trelease). — Sporis levibus et situ in inflorescentia
a typo dignoscitur.

9. Ustilago utriculosa (Nees) Tul. - Syll. VII, p. 476. — var. micro- 1595
spora Speg. Myc. argent. ser. II, 1902, p. 58.

Hab. ad flores Polygoni acris, in uliginosis prope Cordoba
Argentime. — Varietas a typo sporis conspicue minoribus (6-8
;x. diam.) angustius areolatis, mombrana 1 ;jl. alt., recedens.

10. Ustilago tuberculiformis Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 22. — Soris 1596
hypophyllis, maculis fuscis purpureo marginatis LnsidentibuSj tu-

474 Usttlagdnacese, I stilnpro.

berculiformibus 1-3 mm. diam., rotundatis v. subrotundatis, mein-
brana tenui diutius tectis, dein liberis, pulverulentis, flavo-brun-
neis; sporis globosis v. subglobosis, rarius ollipsoideis, diluto fla-
vidis, distincto areolato-verrucosis, 10-13 »9-11.

Ilab. in foliis Polygoni runcinati, prov. Huphe Sinarum
(A. Henkv .

11. Ustilago Tillandsiae Patters. apud Clinton in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, 1597
p. 135. — Soris perianthium florum destruentibus, pulverulentis,
nigris, 1-3 cm. longis; sporis olivaceo-brunneis ovoideis vel sphae-
ricis, plus minusve collapsis, levibus vel episporio minutissime
asperulo donatis, 7-13 ;j.. diam.

Hab. in inflorescentia Tillandsi;o Leiboldianae in Mexico
et in Tillandsiae spec. in Costa-B-ica Amer. centr. •

12. Ustilago Dracaenae S. da Cam. in J. Veriss. De Almeida, Contrib. l598
a la Mycoflora de Portugal, 1903, p. 22. — Soris fuligineo-nigri-
cantibus, effusis ; sporis fuligineis, globosis vel subglobosis, epi-
sporio crassiusculo echinulatoque, initio in glomerulos laxe con-
nexis, mox liberis, 6-8 » 6.

Hab. in foliis Drac;i>nai Draconis, pr. Barreiro Lusitanire
(0. Yecchi).

13. Ustilago Dichromenae P. Henn. in Hedw. 1904, pag. 78. — ■ Soris 1599
inclusis, flores destruentibus , atris; sporis subglobosis, angulatis,
fusco-brunneis, 8-15 [j.. diam., episporio minute granuloso.

Hab. in floribus Dichromemr minarum, Rio de Janeiro
Brasili;o (E. Ule).

14. Ustilago Nakanishikii P. Henn. Pilze Japan. II, p. 150, (Hedw. ]»mi
1904). — Soris olivaceo-atris, pulverulentis in floribus, eos omnino
destruentibus ; sporis subglobosis vel ellipsoideo-angulatis, 4-8«
4-5 a., episporio fusco-olivaceo vel flavo-fusco levi, filis hyalino-
fuscidulis, ca. 4 \l. crassis intermixtis.

Hab. in inflorescentia Oaricis brunneie, Tosa, Uchinotani
Japonite (K. Nakanishiki). — Ust. olwacece affinis.

15. Ustilago Diplasiae P. Henn , Fungi Amaz. I, p. 155 (Hedw. 1904). um
— Soris aterrimis, flores omnino destruentibus, inflorescentias crasse
deformantibus, inclusis, dein subcrustacoo -pulverulentis; sporis
oblongo-ovoideo vel subgloboso-polyhodricis, aterrimis, 20-40 «
15-30, episporio obtuse verrucoso.

Hab. in inflorescentiis Diplasia.' karatif olico, Rio Nogro,
Sao Jaquim Amazoni.r Amer. mer. — Sororum fabrica sporisqur
magnis et grosse verrucosis distincta species.

Ustilaginacese, Ustilag-o. 475

16. Ustiiago exigua Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 177, Ustil. microspora 1602
Massee et Rodway in Kew Bull. 1901, p. 160, nec Schroet. et
Henn. — Soris, paniculas totas implectentibus easque in massam
pulveraceam transformantibus, obscure fulvis; sporis globosis 3-

3,5 (jl. diam. vel subglobosis 3-4 « 2-2,5, glabris, dilute olivaceis.
Hab. in inflorescentia Danthonips penicillatse in Tasma-
nia (Rodway).

17. Ustilago residua Clinton in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, p. 133. — 1603
Soris prominentibus, ovaria destruentibus interdumque vaginas
foliorum occupantibus, erumpentibus in massam olivaceo-nigram ;
sporis olivaceo-brunneis, ovoideis vel ovato-globosis vel irregulari-
bus, episporio tenui donatis, reticulatis verisimiliter e granulis con-
tentis, 5,5-8,5 ;x. diam., interdum usque 11 \i. longis.

Hab. in innorescentia Danthoniae compressas N. Y., Dant.
spicatae N. Hamps., Danthonias spec, Colorado Amer. bor.

18. Ustilago Tricuspidis Ell. et G-all. apud Clinton in Journ. of My- 1604
col. 1902, p. 135. — Soris ovaria destruentibus, ellipsoideis, circ.

4 mm. longis ; sporis rufo-brunneis, subsphaericis v. globosis, raro
ovoideis, subverruculoso-echinulatis, 8-11 \i. longis.

Hab. in ovariis Triodhe cuprese (Tricuspis seslerioides)
Montana Amer. bor.

19. Ustilago heterogena P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, pag. 155 (Hedw. 1605
1904). — Soris versiformibus, culmos innorescentiasque implenti-
bus et deformantibus, atris, in culmis foliisque pustuliformibus

vel pulvinatis oblongis usque ad 12 cm. longis, ca. 2 cm. crassis,
epidermide alutacea vel ferruginea vestitis, in floribus ca. 1-2 mm.
diam. ; sporis .... (diagnosis incompletaj.

Hab. in culmis, inflorescentia et noribus Leptochlose virga-
tae, Rio Jurua, Bom Fim Amazonise — Habitu Ustilaginis Maydis
fere temula.

20. Ustilago digitariicola Speg. Mycet. argent. ser. II, 1902, p. 57. 1606
— Gemmas foliares infectas, vaginis foliorum adultorum arcte
vestitas, in massam pulveraceam nigram fibris longitudinalibus
percursas, omnino transformans ; sporis ab initio liberis globosis

v. e mutua pressione leniter obtuseque angulosis, subopacis, atro-
fuligineis, intus dense granulosis, 8-12 jx. diam., tenuiter tunicatis.
Hab. in Panico (Digitaria) sanguinali, La Plata Argen-
tinae. — Species difficillime in vivo perspicienda, post mortem
plantie hospitantis facilius invenienda.

21. Ustilago diplospora E. et E. Journ. Myc. 1890 p. 119. — Massa 1607

1 "7 « ► i stilaginacese, Ustilago,

sporarum atro-brunnea; sporis dimorphis, minoribus globosis, ru-
gosis, brunneis, 7-8 a. diam., majoribus 12-15 ;j.. diam. globosis,
levibus, pallidioribus, fere hyalinis.

Ifab. in ovariis Panici sanguinalis, Holly Springs Miss.
Am. bor. (Tracy).

22. Ustilago stipicola Speg. Myc. Argent. ser. II, 1902, p. 59. — 1G01
Soris, paniculas infectantibus ac illas in pulverem atram totam
transformantibus, pulverulentis; sporis subglobosis levibus ab ini-

tio liberis, tenuiter fcunicatis 4-5 a. diam., ferrugineis.

Hab. in paniculis nondurn evolutis Stip;e setigern' et St.
filiculmis in Argentina.

23. Ustilago nummularia Speg. Mycet. argent. ser. II, 1902, p. 59. ]"
— Partes infecta3 subimmutat c, vaginis parum ampliatis involutse;
soris compactiusculis, aterrimis, epidermidem parum tumefactam
incolentibus; sporis o fronte visis orbicularibus 4-5 \i. diam., la-
tere breviter linearibus 1,5-2 \x. cr.. levibus, obscure atro-oli-
vaceis.

Hab. in culmis et intiorescentiis nondum evolutis Stipae?
cujsdam La Piata Argentimu.

24. Ustilago calcarea Griffiths in Bull. of the Torr. Bot. Club, 1904. 1610
p. 85, fig. 8. — Pustulis nullis; soris orbicularibus 5 mm. diam.

vel elongato-connuentibus, erumpentibus, culmicolis foliicolisque;
sporis fuligineis, coacervatis nigris, irregularibus, globosis v. ova-
tis, siepe acuminatis, 7-10 ;x. diam , guttula magna proeditis, epi-
sporio minuto, levi donatis.

Hab. in culmis foliisque Bouletou;r brevisetae in solo
gypso-calcareo pr. Roswell, in Amer. bor.

25. Ustilago elegans Griffiths in Bull. of the Torr. Bot. Club, 1902, 1611
p. 292, fig. 3. — Soris immersis, maturitate folium totum occu-
pantibus; sporis subglobosis, subangulosis vel suboblongis, 10-13

a. diam. ; episporio circ. 1 a. crasso, minuto echinulato.

Ilab. m foliis Chloridis elegantis, Cochize, Arizona Amer.
borealis.

26. Ustilago Eriocauli (Mass.) Clinton, in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, p. 137.
Uuc ducenda Cmtractia Eriocauli Massee — Syll. XI, p. 233:
cfr. Ust. Eriocauli Clint. in Rhodora 1901, III, p. 82.

Hab. in ovariis subimmutatis Eriocauli septangular is .
South Billerica Mass. Amer. bor. — Sori nigri, ovoidei, distiu-
cte bilobi, 0,7-1 mm., firmi non facile rupti ; spor;e in massam
atro-olivaceam dense compactae, irregulariter polygoniai vel sub-

Ustilag-inacese, Ustilago. 477

globosae, subinde suboblongae, prominulo-verruculosae, 9-15 \i.
diam.

27. Ustilago Festucae-teneUae Henn. in Hedw. 1902, p. (61). — Soris 1612
in rachidibus iloribusque eos paulo deformantibus contortosque
reddentibus, olivaceo-atris, pulverulentis; sporis subgloboso-angu-
latis, intus granuloso-punctoideis, 13-15 a., episporio atro, levi.

Hab. in paniculis Festuc;e tenellse, Mexico (Holway).

28. Ustilago filiformis P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1901, p. 254, 1613
— Sacc. Syll. XVI, p. 1122 (nomen). — Soris ovaria destruentibus,
tubiformibus, nexuosis, usque ad 4 cm. longis, epidermide tenui
papyracea, pallescente tectis; sporis subgloboso- v. ellipsoideo-angu-
latis, primo hyalinis dein brunneis vel atris, ca. 10-12 a. diam.,
episporio tenui, levi vel punctulato.

Hab. in foliis Andropogonis contorti, Usafua Afr. orient.

29. Ustilago halophila Speg. Mycet. argent. ser. II, 1902, p. 58. — 1,;ii
Plantfe infectae fere immutatae; vaginis infirmis saepius terra abs-
conditis in parte basali v. parum supra fuscescentibus transverse
rugosis incrassatulis, primo integris dein irregulariter disruptis

ac sporas liberantibus ; sporis ellipticis v. subglobosis, primo 12-
20-conglomeratis, serius omnibus liberis 6-8 « 5-6, tenuiter tunica-
tis, olivaceo-fuligineis.

Hab. ad folia radicalia Distichlidis scoparise, prope Ru-
fino Argentinae.

30. Ustilago Kusanoana P. Henn. in Hedw. 1904, p. 140. — Soris 1615
in spicis globosis ca. 1,5-2 mm. diam., cuticula firma, vividula
inclusis; sporis rotundato- vel oblongo-angulatis navo-fuscidulis,
dense verrucosis, 6-9 ^ 5-7.

Hab. in noribus Eragrostidis ferrugineee, Tokyo Japoniae

(KlJSANo).

31. Ustilago lycuroides G-riffiths im Bull. of. the Torr. Bot. Club 1616
1904, p. 84, fig. 11-12. — Soris olivaceo-griseis ovarium implen-
tibus et tumefacientibus, 1-1,5 mm. diam.; glomerulis sporarum
facile secedentibus ; sporis brunneis, subglobosis vel subovalibus
angularibusque 9,5-13 \i. diam. ; episporio minuto, levi donatis,
granulosis, 1-nucleatis.

Hab. in ovariis Lycuri phleoidis, Santa Rita Mountains,
Arizona Amer. bor. (G-rifjbtths et Tjiornbki; .

32. Ustilago Mitchellii Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 23. — Soris ovaria 1617
destruentibus, atro-brunneis; sporis globosis v. subglobosis, rarii^s
oblongis, obscure fusco-olivaceis, levibus, 8-12 « 7-10.

178 Ustilaginaceee, I Btilago.

llab. in ovariis Iseilematis Mitchollii, Mt. Lyndhurst
Australiir (M. Koch).

33. Ustilago Miihlenbergiae Henn. in Hedw. 1902, p. (61) nec. Clinton, I6is
in Journ. of Mycol. 1902 (Oct.i, quia posterior. — Soris paniculas
destruentibus tumefacientibusque, oblonge ovoideis, 3-6 mm. longis
2-3 mm. latis, diutius epidermide flavo-cinerescente tectis, duris,
dein atris pulverulentis ; sporis globosis vix acutangulis, fuscis, 4-

4,5 [j.. diam, episporio atro-fusco, levi.

Hah. in paniculis Miihlenbergiae Pringlei in Mexico,
(Holway) et in Miihl. texanoa in Arizona Amer. bor. (Farlow).

34. Ustilago montaniensis E. et E. Journ. Myc. 1890, p. 119. — Massa 1619
sporarum atro-brunnea, subnigricante; sporis subglobosis, 10-14

a. diam. v. ovato-oblongis, 12-16 » 10-12, episporio subtubercu-
loso-reticulato, pallide brunneo.

Hab. in inflorescentia Miihlenbergia? glomeratse, quoe
abortiva manet intra vaginas, Sand Coulee, Mont. Amer. bor.
(Anderson).

35. Ustilago Paspali-Thunbergii P. Henn. in Hedw. 1904, pag. 140. im
— Soris atris, pulverulentis in floribus, eos omnino destruenti-
bus; sporis subgloboso- vel oblongo-angulatis, atro-violaceis, pun-
ctatis.

Hdb. in floribus Paspali Thunbergii, Nikko Japoniie
(Kusano). — Dimensiones sporarum non indicatae.

36. Ustilago Penniseti-japonici P. Henn. in Hedw. 1904, p. 140. — 1621
Soris cuticula alutacea, corniformi fissa inclusis, flores omnino de-
struentibus; sporis subgloboso-angulatis, atro-fuscis, 10-14 \x. gra-
nulatis.

Hab. in floribus Penniseti japonici, Tokyo Japonise (Ku-

SANO).

37. Ustilago phrygica Magn. in Bnli. Herb. Boissier 1903, n. 7, p. 574, 1622
tab. IV, fig. 1-7. — Soris axim spiculasque Elymi occupantibus

et solide includentibus, globoso-ellipsoideis, 8-10 « 6,5-7,5, levibus
brunneis, tenuissime reticulatis.

Hab. in spicis Elymi criniti, in regione subalpina Phrygi.r.

38. Ustilago Scolochloae Griffiths in Bull. of the Torr. Bot. Ciub. 1623
1904, p. 86, fig. 4. — Soris epiphyllis, saepe hypophyllis, matricem
irregulariter contortam efficientibus, nigris, oblongo-linoaribus, in-
terdum conflucntibus; sporis subgloljosis. 10-13 ;j.. diam., intense
fuscis, uniformiter denseque obtuso tuberculatis.

Hab. in foliis Scolochloae fcstucace ;c, Harnory Valiey

Ustilag-inacese, Cintractia. 479

Oregon Amer. bor. (Griffiths et Hunter). — Ustil. echinatce
Schroet. peraffinis.

39. Ustilago sorghicola Speg. Mye. argent. ser. II, 1902, p. 58. — 1624
Ovariis infectis subcylindraceis, fusco-albidis, longe e glumellis exser-

tis, utriculiformibus diu persistentibus, 4-8 mm. long., 2 mm. diam.,
per oetatem irregulariter disruptis, pulvere atro repletis; sporis te-
nuiter tunicatis, 5-8 [i. diam., obscure fuligineis, levissime eguttu-
latis v. guttula plus minusve magna ornatis.

Hab. in panicuiis vivis Sorghi vulgaris prope La Plata,
Argentinse.

40. Ustilago Andropogonis-saccharoidis P. Henn. in Syd. Ustilag.
exs. n. 251 (1901) = Ustilago Andropogonis-hirtifolii P. Henn.
(ex ipso auctore).

BURRILLIA Setchell — Syll. XI p. 236, XIV p. 428.

1. Burrillia Echinodori Clint. in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, p. 154, Doas- 1625
sansia Alismatis (Nees) Oornu, Hark. in Proc. Calif. Acad. Ser. II,
1889, p. 231. — Soris foliicolis, areas subcirculares v. irregulares
formantibus, prominulis, amphigenis, oblongis vel subsphoericis,

ad centrum brunneo-parenchymaticis; sporis pallidis ovoideo-sphne-
roideis, raro e latere applanatis, crasse tunicatis, 12-18 jx. longis.
Hab. in foliis Echinodori rostrati in California Ame-
ricse bor.

2. Burrillia decipiens (Wint. ) Clint. in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, p. 154.
Huc ducenda Doassansia decipiens Wint. — Syll. VII, p. 505.

CINTRACTIA Cornu — Syll. VII p. 480, IX p. 285, XI pag. 233,
XIV p. 420, XVI p. 373.

1. Cintractia algeriensis Pat. Champ. Algero-Tunis., in Bull. Soc. 1626
Myc. de France T. XVIII, 1902, fasc. I. — Soris nigris, firmis,
calcaratis, intra innorescentiam ortis eamque complentibus, '/.,-2 cm.
longis, initio pellicula albida et fugaci circumdatis doin denudatis;
cellulis pellicuke 10-15 \l. diam. ; sporis globosis vel ellipsoideis,
levibus, 5-7 ;x. diam., brunneis, radiatim dispositis.

Hab. in floribus Danthonhe Forskahlii, Biskra Tunisiae.
— Valde noxia.

2. Cintractia utriculicola (Henn.) Clint. in Journ. of Myc. 1902, 1627
p. 143, Cintractia leucoderma (Berk.) Henn. f. utriculicola Henn.
Hedw. 1895, p. 336 et Cintr. axicola (Berk.) Cornu f. spicularum
Juel — Syll. XIV, p. 421. — Soris in ovariis evolutis, ovoideis

480 i fs1 ilaginacese, ( lintractia.

vel subsphaaricis, 3-6 mm. diam., epidermide velatis deiu apice
erumpentibus ; sporis intense rubro-brunneis, sajpe subopaeis, in-
terdum lateraliter compressis, oblongo-circularibus, levibus, 11-16
;j.. longis.

Ilab. in ovariis Rhyncliosporae spec. in Mexico.

3. Cintractia affinis Peck in Rep. of the State botanist. 1902, p. 28. 1638

— Soris elongatis continuis 12-48 mm. long., crusta alba velatis,
dcin crumpcntibus, subpulverulentis, nigris ; sporis globosis vel
subglobosis, minute denseque papillatis, indistincte gelatinoso-hya-
lino-tunicatis, nigris, 15-20 ;j. diam.

Hab. in caulibus vivis Rhynchosporae macrostachy ae
Smithtown, Amer. bor. — C. leucodermce, affinis.

4. Cintractia externa (G-riff.) Clint. in Journ. of Myc. 1902, p. 142. l629
Tilletia e.rterna Griffiths in Torr. Bot. Club. 1902, p. 290, f. 12.

— Soris atris, intra ovaria pulverulentis; sporis in massa ni-
gris, forma magnitudineque variabilibus, subgloboso-ellipsoideis v.
irrcgularibus vel angulosis, intense fuscis 18-23 « 10-13 vel sub-
globosis 17-21 ;j. diam., granulosis; episporio crassiusculo, lcvi,
subhyalino, 2-2,5 ;j.. crasso.

Hab. in ovariis Caricis filifoliae pr. Buffalo, Wyo (Wil-
liams et Griffiths), in Montana (F. W. Anderson) in Nebraska
(T. A. AVilliams) Amer. bor.

5. Cintractia axicola (Berk.j Cornu — Syll. VII, p. 480. — var. 1630
minor Clint. in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, p. 143. — Soris minoribus;
sporis quoque minoribus 10-13 ;j.. long.

Hab. in paniculis Cyperi Grayii. New York, Amer. bor.

6. Cintractia Cyperi Clinton, North Amcr. Ustil. in Proceed. Boston 1,;:!1
Soc. 1904, p. 400. — Soris in spicularum interiore nidulantibus
demuiii totas glumas inficientibus, sed non deformantibus ; sporis
rufo-brunneis, plus minus agglutinatis sed facile secedentibus, ob-
Jongo-polyhedricis, levibus. sed ob comprcssionem minute atro-
lineatis 12-18 ;x. diam. vel usque 22 ;j.. long.

Ilab. in inflorescentia Cyperi filiculmis, Connecticut Amc-
ricae borealis. — Subaffinis Cintractice Montagnei.

7. Cintractia limitata CJint. North Amer. TJstil. in Proceed. Boston L632
Soc. 1904, p. 399. — Soris in spiculis nidulantibus initio inclusis

et sporis semi-agglutinatis dcmum pulverulcntis et spiculas pur-
})ureo-nigro inquinantibus ; sporis vulgo atro-rufo-brunneis, ex
ovoideo sphaeroideis subinde leviter polyhedricis, levibus. 9,5-14 ;j..
)ong., contentu saepe cavernoso.

Ustilag-inaceae, Doassansia. 481

Hab. in inilorescentia Cyperi filiculmis, Connecticut Ame-
ricae borealis.

8. Cintractia Taubertiana (Henn.) Clint. in Journ. of Myc. 1902,
p. 142. — Huc ducenda Ustilago Taubertiana Henn. — Syll. XI,
p. 231.

Hdb. in fructibus Rhynchospor ae tenuis in Brasilia et
Rhync. albse, ce phalan thae, fascicularis, inexpansse
in Amer. bor.

9. Cintractia Psilocaryae (Tr. et Earle) Clint. 1. c. — Huc ducenda
Ustilago Psilocarym Tr. et Earle — Syll. XVI, p. 368.

Hab. in ovariis Psilocary;u nitentis, scirpoidis et
rhy nchosporoidi s in Amer. bor.

10. Cintractia Luzulae (Sacc.) Clint. 1. c. — Huc ducenda Ustilago Lu-
zulo3 Sacc. — Syll. VII, p. 463.

Hab. quoque in ovariis Luzulae campestris, Amer. bor.

DOASSANSIA Cornu — Syll. VII p. 502, IX p. 288, XI p. 235,
XIV p. 427, XVI p. 378.

1. Doassansia Peplidis Bubak, (Esterr. Bot. Zeitschr. 1903, p. 51. — 1633
Soris minutis, amphigenis, hemisphaericis, navo-brunneolis, dia-
phanis, fusco-marginatis, demum nigricantibus, saepe totas folii
paginas occupantibus, 150-250 ;j.. diam. ; cellulis periphericis ste-
rilibus, hete castaneis, iticequaliter oblongis, 20-22 ;j.. long. ; sporis
plus minus regulariter globosis, 11-13,2 ;j.. diam. vel piriformibus
13-17 v 11-13, membrana tenui flavida, contentu hyalino.

Hab. in foliis Peplidis alternifoliae prope Haskoro Bul-
• gariae (Ph. C. J. Podpera).

2. Doassansia Reukaufii P. Henn. Hedw. 1904, p. 434. Soris hy- 1634
pophyllis gregariis, subglobosis, primo epidermide subpallida te-
ctis, dein liberis rufo-brunneis, ca. 140-200 ;j.. diam. ; sporis sub-
globosis vel ellipsoideis angulatis ca. 6-10 ;j.. diam., intus granu-
latis, episporio rufo-brunneo, levi.

Hab. in foliis vivis Hydrocharitis morsus-ransB, Wei-
mar Germaniae Julio 1904 (E. Reukauf). — Sori subglobosi,
compactiusculi perfecta maturitate ab epidermido omnino solvuntur.

3. Doassansia Utriculariae P. Henn. in Hedw. 1904, p. 78. — Ma- 1635
culis amphigenis, atris, irregulariter rotundatis vel conmientibus;
soris gregariis punctiformibus, elevatis, atris; sporis subgloboso-
angulatis, 12-14, episporio levi, atro-fusco.

31

\x2 Ustilaginacese. Bntyloma.

Ilah in foliis Utriculariaj roui formis, Scrra de Itatiaia,
Rio de Janeiro Brasilia: (C. Ule).

ENTYLOMA De Bary — Syll. VII p. 487, IX p. 286, XI p. 233,
XIV p. 423> XVI p. 375.

1. Entyloma Leucanthemi Syd. Aun. Mycol. 1903, pag. 237. — Ma- 1636
culis sparsis vel aggre^atis. rotundatis 1-3 mm. diam., in vivo
dilute flavidis, in sicco virescentibus, planis; sporis globosis, sub-
globosis v. rarius late ellipsoideis, levibus, dilute flavo-brunneolis,
35-56 » 30-48, membrana crassa, usque 8 ;j..

Hab. in foliis Chrysanthemi Leucanthemi in Istria (L.
Gorz).

2. Entyloma Holwayi Syd. Ustilag. exs. n. 282. — Soris maculas L637
utrinque conspicuas sparsas rotundatas v. irregulares initio ilavo-
brunneas dein brunneas 3-6 mm. latas, planas efformantibus ; spo-

ris globosis v. subglobosis, levibus, pallide Havo-brunneis, 11-13,5
;j.. diam., episporio 1,5-2 ;j~ cr., hinc illinc irregulariter incrassato-
angulato .

Hab. in foliis Cosmi sulphurei, Chapala Mexici (E. W. D.
Holway).

3. Entyloma (Enanthes R. Maire in Bull. Soc. Bot. de France 1901, 1638
Tom. 48, pag. 208. — Pustulis albis, amphigenis, 1 mm. diam. ;
sporis saepe concatenatis, globosis, hyalinis, episporio levi, 1-1,5 ;j..
crasso pneditis, 8-4 \x. diam., rarius in matrice viva germinantibus ;
promycelio apice 2-4 sporidiola bacillaria vel fusiformia generante;
conidiis nullis visis.

Ilab. in foliis vivis (Enanthes apiifoliae, Zerubia Corsicir.

4. Entyloma Lini Oudem. Contr. XX, Mycol. Pays-Bas, 1904, p. 1091 1639
(Ned. Kruidk. Arch.). — Sporis in foliis, nunc immutatis, nunc
flavo-maculis orbicularibus 1-3 mm. diam. innatis et late distri-
butis inter cellulas mesophylli, globulosis subinde oblongis, pallide
fulvis 9,3-14 ;j.. diam., episporio levi, perfecte hyalino, e stratis
concentricis pluribus composito.

Hab. in foliis Lini usitatissimi, Wageningen Hollandia'
(L. Broekema). - Germinatio nondum observata.

5. Entyloma Tozziae Hcinricher, Berichte Deut. bot. G-esell. 1901, 1640
p. 363, c. icon. — Sporis in parenchymatc foliorum intercellu-
laribus, globoso-cllipsoideis, 8-12 ;x. diam., membrana crassa duplici.

Hab. in foliis Tozziae alpina1, Hall Tiroliae. — Nec bullas
nec alias deformationos gencrat.

Ustilaginaceae, Entyloma. 483

6. Entyloma Ameghinoi Speg. Mycet. Argent. ser. II, 1902, pag. 57. 1641

— Maculis vix ullis pallidis, diffusis; acervulis in parenchymate
nidulantibus, extus, in sicco, vix prominulis, 100-250 |j.. diam.,
snepe epiphyllis et confluentibus; sporis 1-4 in quaque cellula e
globoso-ellipsoideis 16-24 jj.. long. v diam., tunica crassiuscula
vestitis, levibus 1-2 guttulatis, ochraceis.

Hab. in foliis vivis Ranunculi Cymbalariae secus Rio
Chico, Patagonia austr.

7. Entyloma Schweinfurthii Henn. in Hedw. 1902, p. (210). — Maculis 1642
amphigenis, sparsis vel gregariis, oblongis vel irregulariter rotun-
dato-explanatis, 1-2,5^1-1,5 mm., atris v. atro-plumbeis ; sporis
epidermide tectis, subglobosis, ovoideis v. ellipsoideis, intus granu-
latis, 14-20 w 13-18, episporio crasso, levi, atro-brunneo.

Hab. in foliis Polygoni monspeliensis, pr. Pyramidem
Griseh, iEgypt. (Schweinfurth).

8. Entyloma Dietelianum Bubak, Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 255, Urophlyctis 1643
pulposa Bub. in (Esterr. bot. Zeitschr. 1900, n. 9, nec Auctor.

— Pustulis sparsis v. gregariis, 0,5-1 mm. diam., rufo-brunneis,
initio subtremelloideis, dein nigricantibus, diu epidermide tectis;
sporis versiformibus, globosis v. ovoideis v. ob pressionem mutuam
angulosis elongatisque, 9-13 ;j.. diam. v. 11-15,5 « 11-13, e mycelio
lateraliter oriundis; exosporio levi, subgelatinoso, hyalino, 1 [j.. cr;
endosporio flavo-brunneo, 1 [x. cr.

Hdb. in foliis Ambrosini;e Bassii, Sinnai, Punta Corsetta
Sardinioe (Martelli).

9. Entyloma hieronense Har. et Pat. Bull. Soc. Myc. 1904, p. 61. 1644
Soris maculas utrinque conspicuas longitudinaliter seriatas, irregu-
lares paululum prominulas, atro-cinereas, emarginatas, 74-l/2 mm.
latas efFormantibus ; sporis numerosis totum folii parenohyma oc-
cupantibus, crebre et dense aggregatis, pallide (sub lente) brunneis,
valde difformibus et varie angulatis, episporio crassiusculo subfu-

sco et obscuriori proeditis, plerumque 8-10 a. cr.

Hab. in foliis basilaribus Po;c bulbosgB in arenosis pr. Hie-
ronem (Noirmoutier) Grallue occid. (Menier).

10. Entyloma betiphilum Bubak, Zeitschr. Landwirth. Versuchsstat.
CEsterr. 1901, p. 477. — Species dubia, immo ex ipso cl. auct.
in litt. delenda.

Hab. parasitice in perigoniis Beta- vulgaris in Austria.

184 i stilaginaceee, Sorosporium

MELANOPSICHIUM G. Beck. in Ann. Natur hist. Hof-Mus. Wien 1894,

n. 9, p. 22. (Etym. melanos niger et psix psichos mica). — Sporae

muco gelatinoso dein indurato in crustas atras conglutinatre, in

loculis intra matricem excavatis nidulantes, involucro duriusculo

cincta?. Cetera ut in Ustilagine.
1. Melanopsichium austro-americanum Speg. Beck loc. cit. Ustilago

austro-americana Speg. — Syll. VII, p. 457: cfr. Clint. in Journ.

of Mycol. 1902, p. 141.

Hab. in caulibus vivis Polygoni avicularis, P. liydro-

piperis, P. lapath ifolii, P. lapatli. var. incarnati, P.

pensylvanici, P. virginiani, P. acris, in Argentina et

in Amer. bor.

MYCOSYRINX Beck von Mannagetta in Ann. Naturhist. Hof-Museum
Wien 1894, p. 123 (Etym. myces et syrinx tubus, fistula). A genere
affini Schroteria differt hyphis sporigeris intra stroma subtubularo
inclusis sporisque potius acrogenis ut in gen. Ustilagine.

1. Mycosyrinx Cissi DC.) Beck 1. c, Penzig in Malp. 1900, p. G,
tav. XIX-XX, Schrbteria Cissi (DC.) De Toni — Syll. fung. VII,
pag. 501. Sec. Penz. 1. c. nascitur pluribus locis in America
tropicali et Africa occid. in pedunculis iioralibus Cissi sicyoi-
dis, C. acidne, C. uvifer;e, C. d if f usif 1 or x, C. erosae etc.

2. Mycosyrinx arabica (Henn.) Penz. 1. c. Schrbteria Cissi var. ara- 1615
bica P. Henn. Syll. fung. XI, pag. 235. — Schr. arabica P.
Henn. in Bull. Herb. Boiss. 1893, p. 115. — A M. Cissi sporis
paullo majoribus et intra ramulos vegetativos ramulosque racemo-
rum generatis (nec in pedunculis iioralibus).

Hab. in Cisso quadrangulari in Arabia.

SOROSPORIUM Rud. — Syll. VII p. 511, IX p. 288, XI p. 237,
XIV p. 428, XVI p. 379.

1. Sorosporium Caricis Ferraris in Ann. Ist. Bot. Eoma 1902, p. 191. 1646
— Soris omnino inclusis. aterrimis, pulvorulentis : glomorulis sub-
globosis, atris e sporis numerosis compositis (2-20), 14-36 jj.. diam.;
sporis rotundato-polygonalibus, subiequalibus, fusco-brunneis, 8-12

;j.. diam.

Hab. in floribus masculis Caricis pra^cocis prope Pinerolo
Italiae bor.

2. Sorosporium Arundinellae Syd. in Hedw. 1901, p. (2). — Ovaria ],,|7
ex toto implens, destrueiis et massas aterrimas formans; glomerulis

Ustilaginacese, Sorosporium. 485

sporarum, forma et magnitucline irrregularibus , opacis e sporis
numerosis compositis; sporis globosis v. subglobosis, opacis, atro-
brunneis, verruculis obsitis, 5-6,5 ;x. diam.

Hdb. in ovariis Arundinel lae anomalae, Omiya, Saitama
Japonia? (Nishtda et Nambu).

3. Sorosporium provinciale (Ell. et Gall.) Olinton, Journ. of Mycol. 1648
1902, pag. 142, Sorosporium Ellisii "Wint. var. provinciale Ell.

et G-all. — Syll. IX, p. 288. — Soris linearibus, 6 cm. longis,
erumpentibus ; massa sporarum nigro-brunnea, granulosa, 50-100
|x. diam. vel longiore; sporis ovoideis vel subsph;ericis, minute
verruculosis, episporio 3 [j.. crasso, 14-19 ;j.. crassis, rufo-brunneis.
Hab. in inflorescentia Andropogonis furcati, Saline Coun-
ty Mo. in Nebrasca Amer. bor.

4. Sorosporium contortum Griffiths in Bull. of the Torr. Bot. Club. 1649
1904, p. 83, fig. 1-3. — Soris 5-30 mm. longis, 0,6-1,5 mm. cras-

sis, immersis vel in columellam cylindricam desinentibus ; glo-
merulis sporarum subglobosis vel ovoideis, sicpe angulosis, 50-62
vel 50-80 |i. diam. ; sporis subglobosis vel anguloso-compressis,
intense fuscis, 5-8 ;j.. diam., episporio miuuto, levi donatis, 1-nu-
cleatis.

Hab. in floribus Andropogonis contorti, Santa Rita Moun-
tains, Arizona Amer. bor. (Griffiths).

5. Sorosporium EriochloaB Griffiths in Bull. of. the Torr. Bot. Club. 1650
1904, p. 84. fig. 13-16. — Soris pulverulentis, nigris, partes flo-
rales replentibus et subtumefacientibus ; glomerulis subglobosis v.
angulosis irregularibusque, 65 « 50 vel 50-105 \x. diam. ; sporis in-
tense fuscis, subglobosis, 10-13,5 \x. diam., angulosis, episporio mi-
nuto levi donatis, granulosis, 1-nucleatis.

Hab. in floribus Eriochloae punctatas, Empire Rauch,
Santa Bita Mountains, Arizona Amer. bor. (Griffiths et Thornber).

6. Sorosporium Williamsii Griffiths in Bull of the Torr. Bot. CJub. 1651
1902, pag. 296, fig. 5. — Soris culmicolis pulverulentis, totam
plantam destruentibus ; sporis in massam cylindraceam erectam

vel curvulam, 65-100 » 20-30 conglutinatis, maturitate indistinctis,
fuscis, subglobosis vel angularibus, 5-7 [x. diam., episporio levi
crassiusculo.

Hab. in vaginis et in culmis Stipaa B-ichardsonii in monte
Big Horn, Wyo. Amer. bor. (T. A. Williams et Dr. Griffiths).

186 Ustilaginacese, Sphacelotheca.

SPHACELOTHECA De Bary. — Syll. VII p. 499.

1. Sphacelotheca Hydropiperis (Sohum.) De Bary — Syll. VII, f. 499. 1652

var. borealis Olint. North Anior. Ustil. in Proceed. Boston.
Soc. 1904, pag. 395. — A typo differt sororum (■olumella robu-
stiore et pseudomembrana minus prominente, cellulis sterilibus
hyalinis vel dilute coloratis, subsphairicis, crassiuscule tunicatis ;
sporis paullo minoribus quam cellulis sterilibus, violaceo-purpu-
reis, ovoideo-splneriois vel subirregularibus, vix minutissime gra-
nulosis vel fere levibus 8-11 ;x. long.

Hab. in ovariis Polygoni bistortoidi s, Washington et Wyo-
ming Amer. bor.

2. Sphacelotheca Chrysopogonis Clint. North Amer. Ustil. in Pro- 1653
ceed. Boston Soc. 1904, p. 387. — Soris ovaria omnia plerumque
occupantibus, linoari-oblongis, 3-5 mm. longis, inter glumas mem-
branas steriles et massas sporarum semi-agglutinatarum. nigras,
formatibus; columella minuta sed evidenti; cellulis sterilibus hya-
linis, sa-pe iu glomerulos secedentibus, subsphsericis, sporis paullo
latioribus; sporis rufo-brunneis, ovoideo-subsphaericis, subinde an-
gulosis, socpe intus punctatis, obscure verruoulosis, vel sublevibus
8-11 [x. longo.

Hab. in ovariis Chrysopogonis nutantis, Chappala Me-
xici. — Inter Sph. Sorghi et Sph. moniliferam media speoies.

3. Sphacelotheca Seymouriana Clint. North Amer. Ustil. in Proceed. 1,,rjl
Boston Soc. 1904, pag. 387, Sorosporium Syntherismcv (S.) Farl.

p. p., Sorosporium Ellisii "VVinter p. p. — Soris ovaria oocupan-
tibus et massas lineares 4-7 mm. longas formantibus et inter glu-
mas extendentibus, apice erumpentibus et columellam sporasque
agglutinatas ostendentibus ; cellulis sterilibus hyalinis, vulgo sub-
sphajricis ot membranam irregularem formantibus, sporas magni-
tudine aequantibus; sporis l;ete brunneis, vulgo subsphsericis vol
polyhedricis, rarius ovoideis 7-12 ;j.. longis, sublevibus, contentu
saepe lacunoso.

Hdb. in ovariis Andropogonis virginioi, Alabama, ct
Andropogonis spec. Georgia Amer. bor.
1 Sphacelotheca Paspali-notati (Henn.) Clint. in Journ of Mycol. 1655
1902, p. 140, Ust. Paspali-notati Henn. sp. n. in herb. Holway.
— Soris linearibus, 4-6 om. longis; sporis rubro-brunneis, ovoi-
deo-globosis vol subangulosis, minuto verriu ulosis, 7-10 a. diam.

Hah. m inflorescentia Pas pali-notati, in Mexico Amer. bor.
5. Sphacelotheca pamparum (Speg.) Clint. in Journ. of Myool. 1902,

Ustilaginaceae, Thecnphora. 487

p. 140. — Huc ducendse sunt, sec. cl. Auct., Ustilago pamparum
Speg. — Syll. VII, p. 455 — et Ust. Kolaczakii Kiihn. — Syll. 1. c.

6. Sphacelotheca diplospora (Ell. et Ev.) Clint. in Journ. of Mycol.
1902, p. 140. — Huc ducenda Ustilago diplospora Ell. et. Ev.
— Syll. IX, p. 284.

7. Sphacelotheca Sorghi (Link). Clint. 1. c. — Huc ducenda Usti-
lago Sorghi (Lk.) Pass. — Syll. VII, p. 456 — seu Cintractia
Sorghi vulgaris Clint. in Bull. Agr. Exp. Stat. 1897, p. 404.

8. Sphacelotheca Ischaemi (Fuck.) Clint. 1. c. — Huc ducend;c: Usti-
lago Ischcemi Fuck. — Syll. VII, pag. 454 — Ustilago cylindrica
Peck. — Syll. VII, p. 468 — Cintractia Ischcvmi Syd. in CEst. Bot.
Zeit. 1901, p. 12.

9. Sphacelotheca monilifera (Ell. et Ev.) Clint. 1. c. - - Huc ducendae:
Ustilago monilifera Ell. et Ev. — Syll. XIV, p. 420 — Ustil. An-
dropogonis-contorti Henn. n. spec. in herb. Holway. — An Ustil.
fliformis Henn. — Syll. XVII, p. 477.

10. Sphacelotheca Andropogonis-hirtifolii (Henn.) Clint. 1. c. — Huc
ducendre: Ustilago Andropogonis-hirtifolii Henn. — Syll. XVI,
p. 372 — et Ust. Andropogonis-saccharoidis Henn. in Syd Ustil.
1901, n. 251.

11. Sphacelotheca occidentalis (Seym). Clint. 1. c. Huc ducendum
Sorosporium Ellisii Wint. — var. occidentalis Seym. in Ell. et
Ev. M. A. Fr. 2265, fasc. 1889, et Ustilago Andropogonis Kell.
et Sw. — Syll. IX, p. 284.

12. Sphacelotheca montaniensis (Ell. et Holw.) Clinton 1. c — Huc
ducenda Ustilago montaniensis Ell. et Holw. — Syll. IX. p. 284.

13. Sphacelotheca Reiliana (Kiihn) Clint. 1. c. — Huc ducendie Usti-
lago Reiliana Kiihn — Syll. VII, p. 471 — Cintractia Reiliana
(Kiihn) Clint. in Bull. 111. Agr. Exp. Stat. 1900, p. 346.

THECAPHORA Fing. — Syll. VII p. 507, IX p. 289, XI p. 237, XIV

p. 428.
1. Thecaphora Thornberi G-riffiths in Bull. of the Torr. Bot. Club. 1656
1904, p. 88, f. 9-10. — Soris ovaria tumefacientibus, sphoericis 4-7
v. ultra mm. diam., maturitate irregulariter erumpentibus; massa
sporarum 70-120 ;j.. diam., rufo-brunnea ; sporis episporio minuto
donatis, granulosis, 10-13 (x. diam. ovalibus, subsphsericis ssepe
compresso-angulosis, semper conglutinatis.

Hab. in ovariis Clathoricis lanuginosa;, Santa Rita Moun-
tains, Arizona Amer. bor. (Griffiths et Thornber).

188 Ustilaginacese, Thecaphorn.

2. Thecaphora mexicana Ell. et Ev. apud Clinton in Journ. of Mycol. "i:'~
1902, p. 146. — Soris eaulicolis, pustulas subglobosas 4 mm. diam.,
firmas, erumpentes formantibus; massa sporarum rubro-lutea, sub-
globosa 50-90 (i. diam. ; sporis 15-30 in singulis glomerulis, initio
angulosis dein irregularibus, oblongo-polyhedricis vel subglobosis,
parce papillatis, 10-22 raro 25 ;j.. diam.

Hab. in caulibus Guardiohe platyph yll;e in Mexico
Amer. bor. (Doct. Palmer).

3. Thecaphora tunicata Clint. North Amer. TJstil. in Proceed. Boston L65S
Soc. 1904, pag. 422. — Soris floricolis, massas subsphyericas 2-3
mm. formantibus. florum involucris inclusis, initio firmis, dein
erumpenti-pulveraceis; glomerulis lsete castaneo-brunneis, oblongis
vel subsplnericis polygonis 70-100 »j.. long. ; sporis diu connexis
subhyalino-flavidis, omnino irregularibus, vulgo oblongo-sphaeroi-
deis, 12-18 \i. long. vel elongato-clavatis usque 27 ;j.. long., super-
ficie libera episporio prominenti saturate colorato, verrucoso 3-0

;j.. crasso praedita.

Hab. in floribus Boerhavhe in Mexico.

4. Thecaphora piluliformis B. et C. — Syll. VII, p. 509. — Huc
ducenda sunt, sec. cl. Clinton in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, p. 145,
Tolyposporium Davidsonii Diet. — Syll. XI, p. 235 — Poccilospo-
rium Davidsonii Diet. — Syll. XVI. p. 380 — Sorosporium lli-
gelovkv Griff. in Bull. Torr. Bot. Club. 1902, p. 380, cum icone.

Hab. in inflorescentiis Bigelovise venet;r, in California,
Bigeloviae spec. in Arizona Amer. bor. — Secundum cl. Clinton
1. c. Dietel et Holway por errorem determinaverunt matricem
Tolyposporii, qiue non est A t r i p 1 e x sed B i g e 1 o v i a.

5. Thecaphora cuneata (Shof.) Clint. 1. c. — Huc ducenda: Sorospo-
rium cuneatum Shofield. — Syll. XIV, pag. 429 — Sorosporium
Solidaginis Ell. et Ev. — Syll. XI, p. 237.

llab. in Grindelia squarrosa, Xebraska Amer. bor. et in
Solidaginc missouriensi, Kansas Amer. bor.

0. Thecaphora Trailii Cooke — Syll. VII, p. 510 — Sec. cl. Clinton
in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, pag. 140 huc ducendae sunt: Theca-
pliora Cirsii Boud. — Syll. VII, p. 510 — Schizonella subtrifida
Ell. et Ev. — Syll. IX, p. 288 — Paxilosporium Trailii Cooke
Vesterg. mycet. rar. sel. 1902, p. 152.

7. Thecaphora californica (Hark. ) Clint. 1. c. — Huc ducendum
Soro8porium caUfomicum Hark. — Syll. VII. p. 514.

Ustilagiriacece, Tilletia. 489

TILLETIA Tul. - Syll. VII p. 481, IX p. 286, XI p. 233, XIV p. 421,
XVI, p. 373.

1. Tilletia texana Long, apud Clint. in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, p. 149. 1659
— Soris ovaria clestruentibus, ovoideo-oblongis, 3-5 mm. diam. ;
massa sporarum rubro-brunnea cellulis parenchymaticis hyalinis
obvoluta; sporis aurantiaco-luteis subglobosis, tuberculis. 2-3 ji. d.
prominentibus donatis, episporio hyalino, 19-25 |i. diam.

Hab. in ovariis Hordei pratensis, Texas Amer. bor.

2. Tilletia hypsophila Speg. Myc. arg. ser. II, 1902, p. 59. — Ovariis 1660
infectis, glumellis immutatis sed late apertis, cinctis, late ellipticis,
fuscis 1,5-2,5 mm. long., compactiusculis, inter digitos compressis
pulverem ferrugineum emittentibus; sporis ab initio liberis 18-24

[i. diam., tunica crassa duplici vestitis, interna ferruginea, dense
ruguloso-verruculosa, externa levi hyalina.

Hab. in ovariis Stipre csespitosae et St. tenuissimie, Tu-
cuman et Salta Argentinse.

3. Tilletia Wilcoxiana G-riffiths in Bull. of the Torr. Bot. Club. p. 88, 1061
fig. 17. — Soris totum ovarium implentibus et tumefacientibus,
olivaceo-griseis, fusiformibus ; sporis in cumulo pallide brunneis,
subglobosis, 15-19 \i. diam., hyalinis, episporio crassiusculo do-
natis.

Hab. in ovariis Stipae eminentis v. Andersonii, Santa
Monica Californiae (H. E. Hasse).

4. Tilletia Earlei Grifuths in Bull. of the Torrey Bot. Club. 1902, 1662
p. 290, fig. 2. — Soris culmicolis, internodia tumefacientibus, per
rimas usque 10 cm. longas erumpentibus, culmos totos contor-
quentibus ; sporis pallide brunneis, globosis, tuberculis validis circ.

2 [).. crassis obvolutis, episporio hyalino, tubercula includente, levi
13-18 (x. diam.

Hab. in culmis deformatis Agropyri occidentalis, Aber-
deen, S. D. Amer. bor.

5. Tilletia Velenovskyi Bubak, (Esterr. Bot. Zeitschr. 1903, p. 51. — 1663
Soris brunneo-violaceis, ovaria implentibus ibiquo inclusis; sporis
globosis v. breve ovoideis, 22-28 a. diam. ; episporio hete viola-
ceo-brunneolo, translucido, striato; striis depressis, vix 1 jx., areo-

las 4-angulares v. polygonas 2-4 ijl. diam. formantibus.

Hab. in ovariis Bromi arvensis pr. Sadovo Bulgariie (Ve-
lenovsky). — Till. Lolii subaffinis.

6. Tilletia Bornmiilleri Magn. in Bull. Herb. Boissier 1903, n. 7, 1664
p. 574, tab IV, fig. 8-12. — Sporis in ovariis nidulantibus, vix

190 Ustilaginacese, Tolyposporium.

pulverulentis, subglobosis, 23 « 20, eleganter reticulatiB, aroolis in
sporse diametro majori 8-10.

Uah. in ovariis E 1 y m i c ri n i t i in regione subalpina PbrygiaB.

7. Tilletia Menieri Har. et Pat Bull Soc. Mycol. 1904, p. 61. — Soris 1665
brunneo-ferrugineis, ovaria complentibus; sporis pallide ferrugi-
neis, globosis, 20-24 a. diam., areolatis, episporio 4 ;j.. crasso, tu-

I lerculis praedito.

Ilah. in ovariis Phalaridis arund inace.-e pr. St. Phili-
l><Tt-de-Grand-Lieu G-alliae occidentalis (Meniee).

8. Tilletia? Chrysosplenium v. Hohn. Ann. Myc. 1904, pag. 38. — l666
Soris archegonia Bryi sp. vesiculoso-deformata, ca. 900 a. long.

et 700 a. lat. explentibus, aureo-ochraceis, pulverulentis, primum
tunica archegoniorum toctis, dein ex illa erumpentibus; sporis aon
conglobatis, globosis vcl subglobosis, 22-28 a. crassis, subtiliter
sed acute et dense spinuloso-verrucosis, aureo-ochraceis.

Ilah. in archegoniis Bryi (c;es piticii?) adhuc vivis prope
Michelet Fort national) Algeri;e (Kabylise), mense Aprili.

9. Tilletia? abscondita Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1903, pag. 174. — Sporis 1667
pulveraceis in capsulis Anthocerotis nidulantibus. globosis v. sub-
globosis, rarius ellipsoideis, pallide brunneis verrucoso-reticulatis,
11-17 a. diam., rarius usque 20 a. long.. episporio ciro. 2,5 a. cr.

Hab. in capsulis Anthocerotis dichotomi, in horto Mon-
repos, in insula Corfu. — Diu spora- supra descripte ut Hepaticae
microspor;e habitie sunt, tamen ut Ustilaginea parasitica aptius,
teste Sydow, habendae.

10. Tilletia Maclagani (Berk.) Clint. in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, p. 148.
— Huc ducenda Ustilago Maclagani Berk. — Syll. VII, p. 460 —
Ustil. rotundata Arth. VII, pag. 479, Tilletia rotundata [ Arth.)
Ell. et Ev. N. A. F. 1887, n. 1894, Tilletia rotundata Mass. in
Kew. Bull. 1899, p. 145.

11. Tilletia Cathestechi (Henn.) Clint. 1. c. p. 149. — Huc ducenda
Ustilago Cathestechi P. Henn. — Syll. XIV, p 417.

TOLYPOSPORIUM AVor. — Syll. VII p. 501, XI p. 235, XIV p. 425.
XVI p. 377.

1. Tolyposporium Eriocauli Clint. Rhodora II, 1901, p. 82, f. 1. 1668
Soris griseolis, ovoideis, subindc bilobis, 1-2 mm. long. facile ru-
ptis; sporarum glomerulis firmis, nigris, jiori^otc opacis, irregu-
lariter oblongis v. subsphaericis, snepe angulosis, 65-276 \£. diam.;
sporis subglobosis, laBte coloratis, inter se adhaerentibus, secedendo

Ustilag-inacese, Urocystis. 491

vero, ob rupturam, reticulationes spinulasque ostendentibus v. in-
tegris remanentibus, 8-11 ;i. diam., exclusis ruptur;u processibus.

Hab. in ovariis subimmutatis florum J Eriocauli septan-
gularis, Ellis Mass. Amer. bor.
2. Tolyposporium Lepidoboli Mc Alp. Proc. Linn. Soc. New S. "Wales 1669
1904, pag. 127. — Nigrum, pulveraceum intra ovaria evolutam ;
sporis ex articulis numerosis arcte connexis compositis versiformi-
bus, 80-90 [i. long. ; articulis globulosis v. polygoniis 12-14 ;i. diam.,
v. 12-16 v 10-11, episporio asperulo.

Hab. in ovariis Lepidoboli drapetocolei, Dimboola Vic-
tor Australiae (Reader).

TOLYPOSPORELLA Atk. — Syll. XIV p. 427.

1. Tolyposporella Brunkii (Ell. et Gall.) Clint. in Journ. of Mycol.
1902, p. 147. — Huc ducendse Ustilago (Sorosporium ?) BrunJcii
Ell. et Ev. — Syll. IX, p. 284 — et Ustilago apiculata Ell. et G-all.
in Tex. Agr. Exp. Station Bull. 1890, p. 29 (nomen).

Hab. in ovariis Andropogonis argentei, perforati,
saccharoidis, in America bor.

2. Tolyposporella? Nolinae Clint. North Amer. Ustil. in Proceed. Bo- 1670
ston Soc. 1904, p. 426. — Soris phyllogenis dense gregariis con-
fluentibusque et stratum formantibus; glomerulis variabilibus e spo-

ris 2-3-4-pluribusve varie connexis et siepe secedentibus formatis;
sporis olivaceo-nigris oblongis vel ovoideis globosisve, lateribus
adhoerentiae applanatis 11-18 ;j.. long., episporio crassiusculo, levi.
Hab. in foliis Nolinse microcarpcC Arizona, Amer. bor.

TRACYA Syd. — Syll. XVI p. 378.

1. Tracya Hydrocharitis Lagerh. in Vestergr. Myc. rar. selecti, Bot. 1671
Not. 1902, p. 175. — Maculis nullis; soris epiphyllis, crebre spar-
sis v. stratu firmo sporarum constitutis, nudo oculo nigris, pun-
ctiformibus, rotundatis, 130-150 ;j.. diam. ; sporis brunneis e ver-
tice visis 7-9 ;j.. diam., rotundato-angulosis e latere rectangula-
ribus.

Hab. in foliis vivis Hyd rocharitis morsus-ranaj, Stock-
holm in Suecia. — Cfr. supra Doassaiisia Reukanfii, p. 481.

UROCYSTIS Rab. - Syll. VII p. 515, IX p. 290, XI p. 237, XIV

p. 429, XVI p. 380.
1. Urocystis Anemones (Pers ) Schroet. — Syll. VII, p. 518 — var. i^

192 [Jstilaginaceae, Ustilaginoide

andina Speg. Myc. argent. ser. II, 1902, p. 59. — Soris bulbosis
aterrimis, initio epidermidc velatis, compactis dein orumpcntibus
et pulverulentis; glomerulis ex elliptico difformibus, 20-4(1*20-
30; sporis centralibus ellipsoideis, LO-18 '8-10, peripherieis sub-
globosis 5-7 « 4-5 obscurioribus.

llab. ad caules, involucra et flores Barneoudi;e majoris,
in alpinis, prope Mendoza, Argent m i . — Var. japonica P. Ilenn.
Pilze Japan. II, p. 150 (Hedw. L904). A typo differt soris multo
amplioribus. usque 20 cm. lat.. glomerulis quoque majoribus, 30-
60 * 30-40, sporis centralibus numerosioribus, globoso-ellipsoideis
angulosisque, castaneis, 10-15 ;j.. diam., periphericis pallidioribus,
levibus 6-9 a. diam. In caulibus et foliis Anemones japonicw,
Tosa Japoniae (K. Nakano).

2. Urocystis granulosa Clint. in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, p. 151. — 1673
Soris paniculas oocupantibus, ovoideo-oblongis, 5-10 mm. longis,
massam globosam granulosam sporarum rufo-brunneo-nigram sub-
erumpentem 28-50 ;j.. crassam formantibus; cellulis parenchyma-
ticis rubro-luteis, ovoideis vel subsph;rricis, sporis repletis, 8-13
a. latis; sporis intense rubro-brunneis, ovoideo-sphaericis v. pro
mutua pressione polyhedricis, levibus 13-19 ;x. diam.

Ilab. in ovariis Stip« comatae, Idaho Amer bor. (Hayden).

Genera dubise sedis.

USTILAGINOIDEA Bref. — Syll. XIV p. 431, XVI p. 382.

Genus ad interim hic locatum sed, testibus cll. Brefeld et Hennings, statum ch!a-
midosporicum Hypocreacearum spp. sistit. Huc ijuoque spectat UstHaginoidea
/l/ivo-?ii(/rescens (Berk. et C.) Henniugs, Hedw. 1904, p. 156. Ustilago B. et
C. - Syll. VII, p. 467.

1. Ustilaginoidea Dichronemae P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. I, pa,ur. 156 ],.-,
Iledw. 1094). — Sclerotiis ovaria occupantibus et ea omnino de-
struentibus, globosis, intus duris, corneis flavidis, pulvcre atro
crasso <hlamydosporarum tectis ca. 2-2 '/, mm. diam. ; chlamydo-
sporis globosis atro-cinnamomeis, dense verrucosis, 5-7 ;j..

lldb. in ovariis Dichronem.r puberae Rio Negro, fifanaos
Amer. merid. — Silerotia hujus speciei soros Cinctractke Caricis
fere ;cmulantur.

1. Ustilaginoidea usambarensis P. Ilenn. Fungi Afr. orient, II, in igts
Bot. Jahrb. XXVIII. p. 38. — Sclerotiis ovaria occupantibus et
ea dcformantibus, subglubosis, depressis, cinereo-olivaceis, suporn>'

Ustilag-inacese, Graphiola. 493

rimosis, ca. 2 mm. diam., intus duris, pallidis; sporulis subglobo-
sis, hyalino-flavescentibus granulato-verrucosis, 4-5 \l. diam.

Hab. in ovariis Panici spec, Usambara Afr. orient. (Kummer).

GRAPHIOLA Poit. — Syll. VII p. 522, XVI p. 381.

1. Graphiola Phoenicis (Moug.) Poit. — Syll. VII, p. 522. — var. 1676
Trachycarpi P. Heun. Pilze .lapan II, p. 150 (Hedw. 1904). — Spo-

ris globoso-angulatis, 3-4 ;j.. diam.. membrana levi, crassa. flavo-
brunneola.

Hab. in foliis Trachycarpi excelsse, Tosa, Yokimura Ja-
ponioe (T. Yoshinaga)

2. Graphiola macrospora Penz. et Sacc. in Malp. 1901, p. 232. — Soris 1677
laxe gregariis, erumpenti-superficialibus, nigricantibus, globulosis,
rugosis, basi s:epe coarctatis, dein umbilicatis, 0,7-1 mm. lat., fila-
mentis fasciculatis, filiformibus, subtortuosis, 2,5 ji. cr., ochraceo-
guttulatis; sporis globosis, non v. vix angulosis, 11-15 [t. diam.,
atro-fuligineis, initio non omnino levibus dein levigatis.

Hab. in rhachide foliorum Calami, Plectocomice etc. in
horto bot. Bogor., in insula Java. — Exemplaria non perfecta, hinc
stirps adhuc dubia et ulterius inquirenda.

3. Graphiola cocoana Pat. Bull. Soc. Mycol. 1904, p. 137. — Pseudo- lfi78
peridiis prsecipue epiphyllis. sparsis, atris, corneis, elongato-ellipti-

cis, convexis, Y^-1/, mm. longis, rarius solitariis, soepius 3-5-ag-
gregatis confluentibusque, ex hyphis brunneis gracilibas 2-3 \l. cr.
rectis ramosis apice incrassatis subtorulosis compositis; ostiolis li-
nearibus rectis v. nexuosis gleba navidula ex hyphis crectis pa-
rallele stipatis, pellucidis; sporis superpositis ellipsoideis, levibus,
3-5 ]j.. longis, flavidulis.

Hab. in foliis vivis Cocoes nuciferae in insulis Gambier
(Seurat).

PHYCOMYCETyE l)e Bary

Syll. VII p. 181, IX p. 335, XI p. 239, XIV p. 432, XVI p. 383.

Fam. 1. Mucoraceae De Baey.

MUCOR Mich. — Syll. VII p. 190, IX p. 335, XI p. 239, XIV
1». 432, XVI p. 383 *).

L. Mucor hiemalis C. Wehmer in Anii. Mycol. 1903. pag. 39, cum 1679
ic. - — Caespitulis 1 cm. ca. altis, bombycinis, albis, rarius fiaviclo-
brunneolis; hypliis myceliaribus variis 7-14 usque 30 |i. diam. ;
sporangiferis simplicibus, rarius ramosis, erectis, serius collaba-
scentibus; sporangiis globosis, flavidis v. griseis, 52 ;j.. diam., tu-
nica diaphana, levi; columella globoso-ovoidea, hyalina, 28-48 ;j..
diam., 25-36^21-29; sporis numerosis magnitudine et forma lu-
dibundis, 7 « 3,2 ;j.., ellipsoideis rarius sphaericis, tenue tunicatis;
zygosporis non visis.

llab. in foliis cannabinis udis putrescentibus, hieme in Ger-
mania.

2. Mucor dubius C. Wehm. in Contralbl. f. Bakteriol. u. Paras. II, 168°
Abth. VII, p. 318, fig. 15-23. ■ Caespitulis 2-3 cm. alt., griseo-
flaventibus v. brunneo-griseis ; hyphis fertilibus 1 cm. long., initio
simplicibus, dein (semper?) sympodialiter ramosis et tunc 2-3 cm.
long. ; sporangiis globosis, brunneo-flavidis, diaphanis, parvulis,
50 ;j.. diam., columella globosa, sessili. hyalina, levi, circ. 25 ;j..
diam. ; spori^ inaequalibus, ellipsoideis v. fabieformibus. 6-4, ra-
rius 4*3, usque 14 « 9, membrana tenui ; zygosporis ignotis; my-
celio interdum in gemmas toruliformes abounte.

Ilab. in crustulis oryzinis javanicis [Ragi) in Java, socio
Rhyzqpode Oryzcs etc. Mucori jacanico affinis.

*) Quoad Bpecies zyiuogenas Mucoris, Rhizopodis, Chlamidomucoris, ofr. illu-
stratioaes cll. Wbumeu, Curzaszcz, Vuillbmin etc. in Centralbl. f. Bakt. IJ Abfc.
L901, Elevue myoolog. L902 '-bc.

Phycomycetse, Mucoracese, Mucor. 495

3. Mucor flavus Bain. Bull. Soc. Myc. 1903, pag. 157 (absque dia- 1681
gnosi). — Hypha fertili initio hyalina clein ochraceo-flava usque

8 mm. alta; sporangiis globosis griseo-cyanescentibus, membrana
evanescente et collarium angustum relinquente . sporis numerosis-
simis ovoideis, 9-12 « 4,2, rarius sphsericis, 4,2 ;j. diam. vel reni-
formibus ; columella sphyerica dein ovoidea.

Hab. iu Agaricis putrescentibus in Gallia. — Zygosporae
tandem generantur.

4. Mucor exitiosus Massee in Kew. Bull. Jun. 1901, p 94-99, 1 pl. — 1682
Mycelio lanoso, niveo; hyphis sporangiferis decumbentibus race-
moso-ramosis, siepius septatis ; sporangiis globosis, atris, 60-100 \u
diam.; columella globosa v. obovata; sporis hyalinis, ellipsoideis,
5-6^3,5-4; zygosporis ignotis.

Hab. parasiticus inLocustis (Acridiis?) in Africa australi.
— Locustas enecat.

5. Mucor locusticola Lindau, Notizbl. Bot. Gart. u. Mus. Berlin Jul. 1683
1901, n. 26, p. 119, t. 1 (absque diagnosi). - - Mycelio irregulariter
ramoso, filiformi, continuo, hyalino, 4-8 \x. cr. ; hyphis fertilibus fi-
liformibus, 250-300 » 6-7, continuis; sporangiis solitarie acrogenis
globosis, griseis, 15-23 ij.. diam., superficie ob crystalla minutissima
asperulis; columella nulla; sporis in quoque sporangio nunc nu-
merosis, nunc paucis, ellipsoideis, subhyalinis, 4-6 * 2,5.

Hab. in Locustis (Acridiis?), quas necat, parasitice, nec
non cultus in mediis variis saprophytice, ex Africa australi, ubi
ad exterminancla perniciosissima illa insecta adhibetur. — An di-
versus a pr;ecedente?

6. Mucor fuscus Bain. Bull. Soc. Mycol. 1903, p. 165 (absque dia- l^84
gnosi\ — Pedicellis 1 cm. longis sub apice 1-septatis ibique ite-
rato ramosis; sporangiis sphaericis, membrana aciculis calcareis fa-
cile dilabentibus spinulosa tectis; columelia obverse conico-trun-
cata, flavido-brunnea; sporis globosis vel ovoideis, leviter echinu-
latis, 7,5-12,5 |t. diam.

Hab. in excremento canis in Gallia.

7. Mucor speciosus Oucl. Beih. Bot. Centr. 1902, p. 6. — Hyphis 1685
sterilibus, repentibus, dichotome ramosis, protoplasmate granuloso
farctis, hyalinis continuis; fertilibus erectis vel flexuosis, molleis,
sursum ssepe cernuis v. uncinatis, 12-14 ;j,. cr., simplicibus v. ra-
cemoso-ramosis; sporangiis erectis v. cernuis, initio hyalinis, ma-
turis atro-cyaneis, 90-140 ;j.. diam., subtilissime echinulatis, tunica
obtegento hyalina v. dilutissime fuliginea, non diffluente; colu-

496 Phyoomycetse, Mucoracese, Mucor.

mella subglobosa, hyalina v. dilutissime tincta, diu superstite ; spo-

ris globosis v. breve ellipticis, singulis, dilutissime fuligineis, acer-
vatis, obscure chalybeis v. atro-cyaneis, 2-4 ;j.. diam.

Ildb. in gelatina ad culturas instituendas in laboratorio bacte-
riologico adhibita, Delphi Batavorum Hollandiae.

8. Mucor mucilaginosus Bref. Unters. IV, pag. 58 et 184, tab. II, 1686
fig. 9-12, Fisch. Phyc. pag. 190. — Hyphis sporangiferis rectis,
subsparsis, indivisis, continuis, hyalinis, superficie tota guttulis
aqueis, zona infra sporangiam tantum dempta, conspersis; sporan-
giis globosis, majusculis. numquam flavis, tandem brunneo-nigri-
cantibus, minute spinulosis, tunica diu permanente, columella cam-
panulato-convexa, intus hyalina nec flava; sporis majusculis, oblon-
go-ovoideis, 30-33 « 15, levibus, albo-flavidis; zygosporis ignotis.

llab. in fimo equino in Germania. — Affinis M. Mucedini,
sed notis allatis distinguendus.

9. Mucor adventitius Oud. Contrib. Fl. Myc. des Pays-Bas XVIII, 1637
1902, p. 719. — Maculis orbicularibus ; hyphis repentibus ramosis,
continuis, erectis 20 mm. alt , simplicibus, continuis, hyalinis; spo-
rangiis globosis 80-95 ;j.. diam., initio hyalinis, dein griseolis, sub-
tiliter echinulatis, membrana diffluente ; columella initio globosa,
dein ellipsoidea v. campanulata, hyalina, 40-48 » 48-64, ad basim
annulata; sporis ellipsoideis v. oblongis, 8-8,5 « 4,5-5, levibussin-
gulis hyalinis, acervatis griseis; zygosporis non visis.

Hab. in gelatina in loco silvatico exposita in Hollandia —
A M. mucilagineo Bref. sporulis minoribus differt.

10. Mucor geophilus Oud. Fl. Myc. obt. par la culture sur gelatine 1683
etc. in Archives Neerlandaises des Sc. exactes et nat. 1902, p. 278.
tab. v. fig. 1-5. — C;i'spitibus primo niveis, postea griseolis, de-
nique olivaceis, hyphis repentibus dichotome ramosis, continuis,
dilute olivaceis, protoplasmate homogeneo farctis; erectis conco-
loribus, nunc simplicibus, tunc iterum cymoso-racemosis, ramulis
vulgo paucis, 2-3, continuis ; sporangiis globosis, primo lutescen-
tibus, deniquo olivaceis, post difnuxum collarium relinquentibus,
50-350 >).. diam., oljtusiuscule muricatis; columella exacte spha3-
rica, magna, dilutissime fuliginea; sporis pluriformibus, globosis,
ellipticis, angulosis, 4,2-6,5 jj.. diam., dilutissime olivaceis, levis-
simis; chlamydosporis in mycelii ramis intcrcalaribus, globosis.
protoplasmate granuloso farctis, 20 a. diam., nunc solitariis, tunc
iterum in series aggregatis; zygosporis, ut videtur, chlainydospo-

ris subsimilibus, has volumine paullo superantibus ca. 30 ;j.. diam.).

Phycomycetse, Mucoraceee, Mucor. 497

Hab. in gelatina pulvere terrae humosie infecta, Bassum
Hollandiae.

11. Mucor reticulatus Bain. Bull. Soc. Mycol. 1903, p. 164 (absque 1639
diagnosi). — Pedicellis circ. 1 cm. longis ramosis prope apicem
septatis; sporangiis sordide albis; membrana minute granulata
fugacissima; columella ovoidea cylindro-conica vel panduriformi ;
sporis globosis hyalinis srepe columelbe conglutinatis.

Hab. in excremento canis, felis et muris in Gallia. —
Mensurse omnes desiderantur.

12. Mucor platensis Speg. Rev. Arg. de Hist. Nat. p. (4). — Myce- 1690
lio albo v. vix subcinerescente late efFuso, laxe gossypino-tomento-
sulo ex hyphis crebre irregulariterque ramulosis cylindricis, 12-15

[X. crassis, hyaliuis, guttulis oleosis farctis efFormato; ramulis spo-
rangiferis hinc inde densiuscule adsurgentibus, erectis, rectis vel
flexuosulis, teretibus 5-30 mm. longis, 10-12 a. crassis, simplicibus,
continuis hyalinis, levibus, apice non incrassatis, sporangium unicum
sistentibus; sporangiis globosis, 80-100 [x. diam., inferne non vel
vix depressis, ex olivaceo v. fuligineo c;esiis, membrana tenuissima
fusco-violascente intus extusque spiculis crystallinis concoloribus
minutissimis acutis dense muriculata, mox evanescente vestitis;
columella ex ovato subglobosa basi late subtruncato-rotundata v.
subumbilicata, 60 « 50 ex hyalino violascente donata; sporis globo-
sis, 8-9 ;j.. diam, levibus, eguttulatis, hyalinis, dense conglobatis;
oosporis non visis.

Hab. in fimo vetusto, putrescente Didelphydis elongati
in silva prope La Plata Argentinae.

13 Mucor hygrophilus Oud. Beih. Bot. Centr. 1902, p. 6. — Hy- 1(391
phis sterilibus repentibus niveis, ramosissimis, continuis; hyphis
fertilibus simplicissimis, hyalinis, continuis, ad 8 jj.. cr., perfecte
cvlindraceis, summo tantum vix tenuioribus; sporangiis sph;ericis
36-42 ^ 28, membrana primo hyalina, postea vix dilutissimo oli-
vacea, levissima, non diffluente; columella infera ovoiclea, 32«
24, levissima, primo hyalina, postremo vix dilutissime viridescente;
sporis ellipticis v. ovoideis, 5-8 » 3-6 levissimis, dilutissime viren-
tibus; chlamydosporis numerosissimis, vulgo doliiformibus, dilutis-
sime virescentibus, levibus, membrana minute granulosa farctis.
Hab. in aqua aquteductus urbis Enschede Hollandiir.

14. Mucor comatus Bain. Bull. Soc. Myc. 1903, pag. 156, tab. VI. 1692
fig. 6-9 (absquo diagnosi). — Hypha primaria apice sporangifera,
ramulis binis ascendentibus prope verticom et prope medium

32

198 Phycomycet», Mucoraceae, Mucor.

aucta, 500 »70; sporangiis globosis membrana tenuiter granulata
praeditis, columella hemisphserica, 90-100 (j,. diam, filamentis hya-
linis radiantibus prsedita; sporis ovoidois, 6-7 w 3-4,5 ex hyalino
flavidis.

Ilab. in substantiis organicis? in Gallia.

15. Mucor limpidus? Bain. Bull. Soc. Myc. 1903, p. 162 (absque dia- 1693
gnosi). — Irregulariter et copiose ramosus; sporangii membrana
sublevi; sporis ovoideis perexiguis; eolumclla subsph rrica, basi
post sporangii dehiscentiam collario praedita; zygosporis majusculis,
verrucoso-hirtis, verrucis rufo-ochraceis.

Hab. in substantiis organicis? in Gallia — Mensuras omnes
desiderantur.

16. Mucor communis Bain. Bull. Soc. Myc. 1903, pag. 161 (absque im
diagnosi). — Ex albo ochraceus; sporangiis perexiguis, oligospo-

ris, membrana levi, irregulariter dehiscente; sporis versiformibus
globosis, ovoideis, polyhedricis, subhyalinis; columella cylindracea,
papillata.

Hab. in substantiis organicis ? in Gallia. — Zygosporoe copiosae,
scalariformiter dispositae , ochraceoe , plano-verrucosa\ Mensurae
omnes desiderantur.

17. Mucor vulgaris Bain. Bull. Soc. Mycol. 1903, pag. 160 (absque 1695
diagnosi). — Minutus, maculiformis ex albo fulvus, valde ramosus ;
sporangiis ochraceis ob sporas; membrana hyalina; columella ovoi

dea vel cylindracea, papillata, dilute cyanea; sporis globosis.

Hab. in substantiis organicis ? in Gallia. — Chlamydosporre mi-
nute, echinulatae; zygosporne verrucis applanatis conspersaB, facile
evolvuntur. Mensura1 omnes desiderantur.

18. Mucor vicinus Bain. Bull. Soc. Myc. 1903, p. 159 (absque dia- L696
gnosi). — Mycelio irregulariter ramoso, sporangiis subglobosis, di-
lute fulvis, tunica levi; sporis e globoso-polyhedricis, subochra-
ceis; columella ovoidea; pedicellis a?qualibus, inferne guttulis fla-
vidis oleosis praeditis.

Ilab. in substantiis organicis? in Gallia. — Chlamydosporse
adsunt et azygosporae facile evolvuntur. Mensur.c omnes deside-
rantur.
L9. Mucor prolificus Bain. Bull. Soc. Mycol. 1903, p. 163 (absque 1697
diagnosi). — Sporangiis flavo - ochraceis, polysporis, membrana
Levi hyaliua; sporis vulgo ovoideis, majusculis, ilavidis; columella
cylindracea, papillata, basi abrupte dilatata.

Ilah. in substantiis organicis; in Gallia. — Zygosporas serius

Phycomycetse, Mucoracese, Actinoinucor. 499

atro verrucoso-echinulatag. Chlamydosporae leves, flavidte. Mensurge
omnes desiderantur.

20. Mucor neglectus Bain. Bull. Soc. Mycol. 1903, pag. 160 (absque 1698
diagnosi). — Sporangiis ob sporas ovoideas flavidas ochraceis;
columella ovoidea vel medio-subconstricta vel piriformi; mem-
brana sporangii minute granulosa, dein evanescente et collarium
relinquente.

Hab. in substantiis organicis ? in Gallia. — Chlamydospone leves
et ochraceae adsunt et azygosporae facile evolvuntur. Affinis M.
tenui et M. vicino. Mensur;e omnes desiderantur.

21. Mucor Ramannianus A. Moll. Zeitschr. f. Forst u Jagdwesen 1903, 1699
Heft V-VI. — Mycelio niveo copiose ramoso, extus filiformi gem-
mifero; gemmis conidiomorphis; hyphis fertilibus rectis, vix 1 mm.
longis, ssepius brevioribus, solitariis v. umbellato-fasciculatis, sim-
plicibus, 10-20 [x. infra sporangium septo divisis ; sporangiis cupreis,
coacervatis Isete roseis, globosis, 20-40 \>.. diam., cplumella globosa

7-9 [X. diam., membrana omnino fragili; sporis globoso-oblongis,
2,5« 1,7, hyalinis; zygosporis nullis observatis.

Hab. in pane, ubi caespitulos depressos, roseos radiatim ex-
pansos format, ex mycorrhizis Pinorum in Bavaria et Ger-
mania. — In fimo non evolvitur.

22. Mucor Wossnessenskii Schostak. in Zeitschr. f. angew. Mikro- 1700
skop., 1903, p. 5. — Hyphis simplicibus v. sympodiali-ramosis
1-2 mm. alt., 100 fi. cr. ; sporangiis globosis, atro-griseis ; mem-
brana fragili et collario basali praeditis; columella piriformi 350 [x.
longa; sporis ovoideo-oblongis, 6-8^5.

Hab. in caryopsidibus Oryz?e coctis, in liossia. — Subinde
sporangia sterilia manent et tunc lateraliter generant sporangio-
phora sporangiis minoribus proedita.

ACTIN0MUC0R Schostak. in Zeitschr. f. angew. Mikroscop. 1903,
p. 35 (Etym. actin radius et Mucor). — Hyphse stolonifene, sto-
lonibus apice inflatis et 4-5 ramos verticillatos edentibus subin-
deque ramos secundi ordinis proferentibus. Rami conidiophori cir-
citer decem verticillati. Sporangia lateralia minora, altitudine spo-
rangium centrale majus subaequantia et cingentia.

1. Actinomucor repens Scholastak. 1. c. — Characteres generis. 17()1

Hab. in substantiis organicis in Rossia.

500 Phycomycetse, Mucoraceee, Proabsidia.

ZYGORRHYNCHUS Vuill. in Bull. Soc. Mycol. 1903, p. 116 (Etym.
zygon jugum et rhynchos rostrum). — Ilyphse continuse, ramosae,

imequales s;epe nodos.e, immersre. repentes vol stratum aereum
velutinum formantes. Chlamydospor;e leves, intercalares vel ter-
minales. Peclicelli solitarii vel in systemata sympodica irregularia
sporocystas typicas vel abortivas zygosporasque ferentia aggrcgati,
apice non infundibuliformes. Sporocystse uniformes , membrana
cum basi columell;e plus minus concrescente prteditse. Sporae nu-
merosae, minutie, leves. Zygospone valde aculeatse, rostratae. Tym-
pana insertionis subopposita, imequalia, minus in apice rostri. Su-
spensores imequalos et difFormes, minor rectus et brevis, majcr
longus, curvus apice piriformi-inflatus. Gameta valde inrcqualia;
zygosporae e systemate simili sporocystarum oriuntur.

1. Zygorrhynchus heterogamus Vuill. 1. c. Mucor heterogamus Vuill.

— Sacc. Syll. IX, p. 336.

2. Zygorrhynchus Moelleri Vuill. Bull. Soc Mycol. 1903; p. 117. - 1702
A L. heterogamo differt sporis ellipsoideis, 4,3 » 2,6, nec globosis
zygosporisque duplo triplove majoribus.

Hab. in substantiis organicis, Eberswalde Germanite (Moeller).

PROABSIDIA Vuill. in Bull. Soc. Mycol. 1903, p. 116 (Etym. pro et
Absidia, ob affinitatem cum hoc genere). — Hyphse ramosa) in;e-
quales, s;epe nodos.e. Chlamydospor.e leves intercalares. Pedicelli
solitarii ex hyphis directe nascentes , apice infundibuliformes.
Sporocyst;e uniformes, globulosie, membrana levi diffluenti pr;e-
ditie, collarium angustum relinquentes. Columella hemisph;erica
vel obconica sa^pe papillata. Spor;e numerosae minutie leves. Zy-
gospor.e verrucosae. Tympana insertionis ;equalia, opposita; sus-
pensores recti infundibuliformes fulcris circinatis, tympana cin-
gentibus praediti.

1. Proabsidia Saccardoi Oud.) Vuill. loc. cit. Mucor Saccardoi Oud. 17":^
Fl Myc, obt. par la culturo sur gelatine etc. in Archives Noor-
landaises des Sc. exactes et nat. 1902, p. 278, tab. VI, fig. 1-6.

— C;espitibus fructiferis dilutissime violacois; hyphis rcpentibus
dichotome ramosis, continuis, liquore dilutissime violaceo repletis;
erectis indivisis, altis 25 mm., nunc .equaliter, tunc iterum par-
fcim tantum coloratis, sepfco angusto, permanonte, immutabili, 12-24
').. infra apicem expanso pr.editis, singulis in sporangium unicum
abeuntibus; sporaugiis apophysatis ifcaque partom tantum expan-
sionis sph;erica3 termiualis occupantibus, columollam superam he-

Phycomycetee, Mucoracese, Circinella. 501

misphgericam v. paullo voluminosiorero, imo semiellipticam, sum-
mo passim mucronatam occultantibus, 36-42 jjl. diam., levissimis,
primo dilutissime violaceis, postea griseolis, postremo fuscescenti-
bus, tunica fluxili, inermi, hyalina, tandem collare angustum ad
columelho basim relinquentibus ; columelhc tunica hyalina, liquore
granuloso, vulgo guttulis farcto, repleta; sporis globosis, durante
optimo vigore dilutissime violaceis, 4-7 \i. diam. ; chlamydosporis
in mycelii ramis intercalaribus, ellipticis, levibus, protoplasmate ■
granuloso farctis; zygosporis globulosis, maturis 60 \i.. diam., fuscis,
rugoso-verruculosis, suspensoribus p. m. cyathiformibus, peduncu-
latis, ex margine partis anterioris dilatata1 fila fusca 10-20 numero,
longissima 7 [j.. maxime lata, sursum clavata vel uncinata, tan-
demque inter se congredientia et intertexta emittentibus.

Hab. in gelatina pulvere terra? humosae infecta, Bussum
Hollandise.

PARASITELLA Bain. Bull. Soc. Mycol. Fr. 1903, pag. 153 (Etym.
parasitus). — Sporangia solitaria perexigua horizontaliter ovoi-
dea, applanata, pleiospora, membrana tenuiter granulosa; columella
ovoidea; pedicelli sporangiferi simplices, breves, sursum attenuati,
ex hyphis mycelialibus flliformibus, irregulariter ramosis et hinc
inde massulis globosis vel subdigitatis prseditis oriundi.

1. Parasitella simplex Bain. Bull. Soc Myo. Fr. 1903, p. 163, t. VI, 1704
fig. 4-5 (absque diagnosi). — Perexigua, oculo inermi vix visibilis ;
mycelii tuberositatibus pnedistincta ; sporis ovoideis; cetera generis.
Hab. parasitica in Mucoribus quibusdam in Graliia. — Di-
mensiones nulhe allat;c. — Sub nom. Mucoris parasitici exhibuit
sed non descripsit olim hanc speciem ; hinc novum nomen Para-
sitella parasitica (Bain.) Syd. Ann. myc. I, p. 371 non necessa-
rium videtur.

CIRCINELLA Van Tiegh. — Syll. VII p. 215.

1. Circinella nigra Bain. Bull. Soc. Myc. 1903, pag. 170, tab. VII, 1705
f. 6-9 (absque diagnosi). — Sporangiis dispositis ut in Circinella
spinosa, atro-cceruleis, globosis, 45-50 [j... diam., membrana aciculis
calcareis hirsuta; sporis globosis, subcyaneis, 2-5 [j.. cliam. ; colu-
mella azureo-atra, spinulosa; hyphis 7,5 [j.. diam., llavo-ochraceis.
Hab. in fimo equino exsiccato, in Gallia. — Zygosporae
leves, atro-violaceae.

506 Miycomycetee, Mucor&ceee, Rhizopus.

RHIZOPUS Ehronb. — Syll. VIT p. 212, XI p. 240, XIV p. 435,
XVI p. 385.

1. Rhizopus apiculatus Mc. Alp. Fungus diseas. of Stone-fruit-treos. 1706
Melb. 1902, p. 96, tab. XXII, et XXIII fig. 62-G4. — Hyphis
sporangiferis erectis, generaliter 3-fasciculatis, simplicibus, casta-
neis, 2 mm. long. et 26 u,. crassis e stolonibus concoloribus oriun-
dis; sporangiis globosis, tunica levi, fuligineis, 150-160 ;j.. diam.;
sporis pallide fuligineis, subglobosis vel ovalibus, levibus, granu-
losis, 7-8 u.. diam. vel 8-11 « 6,5-7,5.

Hab. in foliis emortuis Pruni domesticre et Pruni Ar-
meniacai, Ardmona, Victoria Australia?.

2. Rhizopus umbellatus Annie L. Smith, in Journ. R. Micr. Soc. 1901. i T< »t
pag. 618, tab. XIII, f. 5. — Hyphis e stolonibus exsurgentibus
8-10 u,. diam., hyalinis, sporangiferis, 500 ti. longis, superne um-
bellato-ramosis, hyalinis; ramis fere semper quaternis, interdum
septatis, in sporangia subglobosa 50-60 ;j.. diam. terminantibus,
hyalinis; columella globosa 30 jx. diam. ; sporis oblongis. utrinque
attenuatis 5 v 2, hyalinis.

Hdb. in seminibus Trifolii rubri germinantibus in Britannia. 1708

3. Rhizopus schizans Mc. Alp. Fungus diseas. Stone-fruit-trees, Melb.
1902, p. 84, t. XV, f. 1-2. — Hyphis sterilibus repentibus, mycelia
intricata efformantibus, tenuibus. hyalinis, septatis, ramosis; hyphis
fertilibus fasciculatis, simplicibus, raro ramosis et 1-septatis, luteo
brunneo-pallidis, circ. 1 mm. long. et 17 ;x. cr. e stolonibus conco-
loribus oriundis; sporangiis globosis, nigro-brunneis, tunica levi,
150 ;j.. diam., columella elliptica, 70*52; sporis in cumulo nigro-
brunneis, separatim pallidis, ellipticis v. ovalibus, 7-7,5*5-5,5.

Hab. in fructibus ruptis Pruni Persicae, Ardmona, Victoria
Australia^.

4. Rhizopus equinus Cost. et Lucet in Bull. Soc. Myc. de France, 1903, 17ir'
p. 211, tab. IX et X. — Pedicellis initio subsolitariis, plerumque
rhizoidibus carentibus, rectis curvulisve, tandem fasciculatis et
rhizoiclibus pr.cditis, tunica pallide ochracea; columella pallida,
globoso-emisph;i^rica; sporis globosis interdum subangulosis, levibus

4 ;x. diam.

Ihib. in corpore Equi Caballi in Gallia. — Species Cuni-
culo pathogena. Adsunt chlamydospora1. Confer fusiorem descri-
ptionem et Conspectum specierum 1. c.

5. Rhizopus tonkinensis Vuill. Rev. Mycol. 1902, pag. 53, tab. 225 nw
(absque diagnosi). — Hyphis storilibus repentibus hinc inde rhi-

Phycomycetse, Mucoracese, Rhizopus. 5t)3

zoidibus brevibus flexuosis prseditis ; hyphis fertilibus assurgentibus
apice infundibulariter dilatatis et cum columella globosa contiguis ;
sporangiis globosis, 75-100 \l. diam. ; sporis sphseroideo-ellipsoideis,
uno apice acutiusculis (avellaniformibus), 8 « 5,5-6,5, exosporio ni-
gro-cyaneo, eximie striato.

Hab. in caryopsidibus Oryzge fermentescentibus (ragi) ex Ton-
kin Indosinarum.

6. Rhizopus japonicus Vuillem. Revue mycol. 1902, p. 49, tab. 224, 17n
f. 11-14 (absque diagnosi). — Hyphis sterilibus hinc inde rhizoidibus
copiose ramulosis praeditis ibique fasciculos hypharum fertilium
assurgentium gerentibus; hyphis fertilibus apice infundibulariter
dilatatis et cum columeila globulosa contiguis; sporangiis sphae-
roideis 160-215 |i. diam.; sporis sphasroideo-ellipsoideis, uno apice
acutioribus (avellaniformibus), 9-12 « 6-7, exosporio nigro-cyaneo
distincte striato.

Hab. in caryopsidibus 0 r y z ae fermentescentibus (ragi) e Ja-
ponia.

7. Rhizopus Cambodja (Chrzaszcz) Vuill. Rev. Myc. 1902, p. 48, Mucor 1712
Cambodja Chrzaszcz in Centralbl. f. Bakter. II Abt. 1901, p. 326-
338, 2 tab. — Mycelio albo dein griseo-cajrulescente, 10-20 mm.
longo, stolonibus e mycelio surgentibus, 3-14 |i. diam. et 120 [i.
usque ad 8 mm. long., contentu subflavido; rhizinis vulgo parce
ramosis hyalinis dein brunneis, 3-7 \x. crass. subinde septatis; hy-
phis fertilibus, 100-1000 « 7,2-14, rectis vel curvis, brunneis, vulgo
simplicibus rarius ramulosis . sporangiis globosis, 50-100 jx. diam.
griseis vel brunneolis, maturis c;eruleo-nigris, membrana valde
fragili, columella 22-44 « 25-44 hemisphgerica vel globosa ; mem-
brana levi brunnea; sporis cserulescentibus, levibus, oblongis vel
globoso-angulosis, 4.5-7,5*3,7-5,2; zygosporis nullis visis.

Hab. in fermento oryzino quodam sinensi e Cambodja Asi;c.

8. Rhizopus sinensis Saito in Centralbl. f. Bakt. II Abth., XIII 1713
(1904), p. 153, t. I. — Hyphis sterilibus repentibus hyalinis hinc
inde rhizinas plus minus longas subinde verruciformes fascicula-

tas v. sparsas emittentibus, superne hyphas sporangiferas 200-
250 [i. altas edentibus; hyphis fertilibus nliformibus griseis sim-
plicibus, interdum sursum bifidis subverticillato-ramosis, apice pa-
rum dilatatis; sporangiis globosis, 60-80 \i. diam., nigricantibus,
columella varia, plerumque ellipsoidea, 30-40 jx. cr. ; sporis e sphae-
rico ellipsoideis levibus intus guttulato-granulosis, 10 v 8 v. 5-7
[x. diam., griseo-nigricantibus.

504 iPhycomycetffi, Mucoraceee, A.bsidia.

llah. in pane triticeo ex urbe Shao-Hing in prov. Cho-
Kiang Sinarum. — Caespituli grisoo-nigricantes subindo 2-3 cm.
alt. Zygospora' nulla- observata'.
'•>. Rhizopus Tritici Saito in Centralbl. f. Bakt, II Abth. XIII (1904) 1714
]>. 157, t. II. — Hyphis sterilibus repentibus, filiformibus, parce
ramosis, hinc inde rhizinas fasciculatas, simplices vel apice vari>
ramulosas emittentibus, superne hvphas fertiles edentibus; hyphis
fertilibus, 500-1000 » 10, filiformibus, brunneis, rectis vel curvulis,
simplicibus vel sursum itorato-ramosis, apice vix dilatatis; spo-
rangiis globosis initio niveis, dein atro-brunneis, 85-200 \i. diarn.,
mombrana fragili crystallis perexiguis acicularibus conspersa; co-
lumolla 9-11 » 7-8, sphoerico-ellipsoidea; sporis globoso-ovoidois,
ai|ualibus 5-6 \i. diam., coacervatis nigro-griseis vel atro-brun-
neis, membrana crassiuscula, longitudinaliter striata; zygosporis
nullis visis.

Hab. in pane triticeo ex urbe Shao-Hing, in prov. Che-
Kiang Sinarum. — Casspituli nivei dein griseo-nigricantes, 2--~>
cm. alt.

TIEGHEMELLA Berl. et De Toni — Syll. VII p. 215.

1. Tieghemella Orchidis Vuill. in Bull. Soc. Mycol. 1903, pag. 122, 1715
tab. 5. — Hypha primaria seu stolone 0,6-10 mm. longo, rhizoi-
dibus basi proedita; ramis fertilibus simplicibus v. ramulo obliquo
sursum auctis, 500-700 » 7-10, apice 1-septatis, sursum infundibu-
liformibus, sporocystibus cum infundibulo continuis, 40 » 32, mem-
brana granulis perexiguis incrustata, collarium angustum, fimbria-
tum, basi relinquente; sporis splnericis, 2-5*3-5 \x. diam. brun-
neolis; columella conica apice papillata.

Hab. in radicibus Orchidis mascula- diu in vasculo asser-
vatis, ex silvis Nancy GrallisB. — Huic generi adscribenda est Tie-
ghemella dubia (Bainier) Vuill. 1. c. Absidia dubia Bainier — Syll.
XI, p. 240 — quam nunc cl. Bainior in gon. nov. Pseudoabsidian/
erexit. Cfr. Bull. Soc. mycol. 1903, p. 153, t. VII.

ABSIDIA Van Tiegh. - Syll. VII p. 214, IX p. 337, XI p. 240,
XIV p. 435, XVI p. 386.

1. Absidia scabra Cocconi, Ricerche int. una nuova ^rucorinoa, in itk;
Memor. R. Accad. Sc. Bologna ser. V, Tom. VIII, pag. 80 eon
tav. — Hyphis sterilibus repentibus in arcus fore semicirculares
aequales plurimoa elevatis, continuis, rhizinis fasciculatis basi au-

Phycomycetse, Mucoraceae, Pilobolus. 505

ctis; ramis sporangiferis e medio arcuum 3-5 assurgentibus, sim-
plicibus; sporangiis ovoideis v. piriformibus, membrana levi; co-
lumella conoidea; sporis globulosis, hyalinis, 4,5-6 ;x. diam, mem-
brana spinulosa; zygosporis breve ovoideis v. subsphieroideis, 78-
86 \x. cliam , nigricantibus, filamentis uncinatis obvolutis et ger-
minando hyphain sporangiferam simplicem ramosamve generan-
tibus.

Hab. in fimo equino, Bologna Ital. bor. — Azygospora? not^e.

SPORODINIA Link. — Syll. VII p. 206.

1. Sporodinia argentinensis Speg. Myc. argent. ser. II, 1902, p. 67. 1717

— C;espitulis tenerrimis, fugacissimis subcinerescentibus, 5-10 mm.
alt. ; ramis erectis, Jaxe articulatis, cylindraceis, internodiis graci-
libus, 500-1000*: 10-12, hyalinis; sporangiis globosis chlorinis, 30-
50 \x. diam., mox diffiuentibus, columellam globosam 15-25 |i. d.,
liberantibus ; sporis levibus, utrinque obtusis, 4-6 v 3 -4, tenuissime
tunicatis, eguttalatis, hyalinis.

Hab. in lignis quibusdam diu in receptaculo humido servatis,
La Plata, in Argentina.

HELICOSTYLUM Corda — Syll. VII p, 209, XIV p. 434.

1. Helicostylum intermedium Morini, Rendic. d. R. Accad. d. Scienze 1718
Bologna, 1902, p. 81-88 c. tabula (absque diagnosi). — Gsespitu-
losum, albidum; caespitulis '/3 mm. diam. ex hyphis laxis compo-
sitis; hypha primaria 0,7-1,3 mm. alta, 22-28 |i. cr., erecta, con-
tinua supra medium ramosa, parte suprema hyph;e ramorumque
attenuata et sterili; ramis prope medium ramulosis, ramulis arcte
spiraliter contortis, apice sporangiophoris; sporangiis globosis, co-
lumella destitutis, 26-30 \x. diam., hyalinis, spinulis calcareis per-
exiguis conspersis; sporis paucis (5-18) ovoideis, levibus, e fla-
vido hyalinis, ex icone circ. 8-9 « 6-6,5.

Hab. in fimo bovino, Bologna -Ital. bor., socio Pilobolo.

PILOBOLUS Tode — Syll. VII p. 184.

1. Pilobolus Morinii Sacc. Piloboli sp. Mor. in Mem. R Accad. delle 1719
Scienze di Bologna ser. V, tom. VIII, 1899-1900, p. 85. c. tab.

— Videtur affinis P. nano van Tiegh., a quo differt hyphis spo-
rangiophoris basi non 2-5 coalitis; sporis globosis minutis 4,5-6
;j.. diam., aurantiacis, nec incoloribus.

Hab. in stercore humano sicco, Montese in agro Bononiensi.

506 ^hycomycetee, Ntucoracese, Mortierella.

— Totus fungillus 0,0-0,8 mm. alt. Sporangia nigra ; hypha spo-
rangiophora alba cum vesica sup. alba.
2. Pilobolus pullus Massee in Kew Bull. 1901, p. 160. — Sporangiis 17'-"1
honiisph.orieo-dcprossis, atris, glabris 250-300 [t. latis; columolla
convexa, ssepe medio eonstricta; sporis ellipticis, episporio auran-
tiaco, 10-12*8-0; stipite albido, apice ventricoso-inflato, 1 mil-
lim. alto.

Hab in fimo vaccino, in Tasmania (Rodway). - P. Kleinii
van Tiegh. affinis.

MORTIERELLA Coemans. — Syll. VII p. 220, IX p. 337, XI p. 240,
XVI p. 387.

1 . Mortierella humicola Oud. Fl. Myc. obt. par la culture sur gela- 1721
tine etc. in Archives Neerlandaises des Sciences exactes et natur.
1902, pag. 276, tab. I, fig. 1-3. — Ctespitibus orbicularibus, non
lamellosis, constanter niveis; hyphis repcntibas dichotome ramo-

sis, hyalinis, continuis, passim nodulosis, protoplasmate pauci-
granuloso repletis; erectis perfecte cylindraceis, neque deorsum
crassioribus, nec sursum attenuatis, protoplasmate grosse vacuo-
loso farctis, 110-150 ;j.. altis, singulis in sporangium unicum abe-
untibus; sporangiis globosis, 20 ;j.. diam., levissimis, membrana
hyalina; sporis perfecte globosis, levissimis, 3 ;i. diam., hyalinis,
absque omni nuclei v. guttula^ vestigio.

Hab. in gelatina pulvere terr;e humosse infecta, Bussuni
Ilollandi;r.

2. Mortierella isabellina Oud. Fl. Myc. obt. par la culture sur gela- 1722
tine etc. in Archives Neerlandaises des Sc. exactes et natur. 1902,

]>. 276, tab. II, f. 1-6. — Cospitibus zonatis, primo niveis, mox
autem laete griseis, denique isabellinis tactuque justo durioribus ;
hyphis repentibus diohotome ramosis, continuis, protoplasmate
sequali farctis; erectis cylindraceis, sursum vix tenuioribus, conti-
nuis, 120-201) ;x. altis, hyalinis, in sporangium unicum abeuntibus ;
sporangiis globosis, 12-25 ;j.. diam., levissimis, mombrana hvalina;
sporis globosis, levissimis, singulis fero hyalinis, aggregatis, dilu-
tissime ochrolcucis, 2-5 ;j.. diam.; chlamydosporis in gelatina sub-
mersis, sph;rricis v. ollipticis, levibus, hyalinis, mombrana tenui
instructis.

Hab. in gelatina pulvere terr;o humos;o infoi-ta, Bussum
Hollandi.-o. — A 71/. simplici Van Tiogli. ot Le Mon., colore c;o-

Phycomycetse, Mucoraoese, Choanophora. 50"!

spitum optime vigentium, colore et dimensione minore sporarum
cliffert.

3. Mortierella pusilla Oud. Fl. Myc. obt. par la culture sur gela- 1723
tine etc. in Archives Neerlandaises des Sc. exactes et natur.
1902, p. '277, tab. III, fig. 1-2. — Cespitibus orbicularibus, con-
stanter niveis, lanosis, e laminis paucis superpositis, repandis vel
lobatis et quoad amplitudinem sursum dirninuentibus compositis;
hyphis repentibus, hyalinis, 2,5-10 [x. cr., dichotome ramosis, pro-
toplasmate subtilissime granuloso dense repletis; erectis 4-6 [x. cr.,
deorsum paullo crassioribus, sursum lenissime attenuatis, 130-170
[x. altis, sporangio unico terminatis ; sporangiis globosis, levissimis,
24-28 [x. diam., membrana hyalina; sporis perfecte globosis, le-
vissimis, hyalinis, 2-2,5 [j.. diam. absque omni nuclei aut vesiculae
vestigio.

Hab. in gelatina pulvere terrse humosa^ infecta, Bussum
Hollandia3. — A M. isabellina Oud. differt caespitum fabrica la-
mellosa et colore constanter niveo; hyphis repentibus protopla-
smate dense et minute granuloso repletis; hyphis erectis sursum
attenuatis, deorsum paullo incrassatis; sporis hyalinis.

4. Mortierella subtilissima Oud. Fl. Myc. obt. par la culture sur ge- 1724
latine etc. in Archives Neerlandaises des Sc. exactes et nat. 1902,
p. 277, tab. IV, fig. 1-3. Csespitibus M. pusillce simillimis; hy-
phis repentibus hyalinis, continuis, ramosis, 3-5 [x. crass., proto-
plasmate homogeneo farctis; erectis strictis, continuis, hyalinis,
130-200 [x. altis, 2,5-3,5 \i. cr., simplicibus, cylindricis, deorsum
non incrassatis, sursum vix attenuatis, singulis sporangio unico
terminatis; sporangiis globosis, levissimis, 20-26 \x. diam., mem-
brana hyalina; sporis levissimis, hyalinis, globosis, 2,3-4,7 jjl. d.,
cum ellipticis 5-6 w 4-5 commixtis.

Hab. in gelatina pulvere terra? humosaB infecta, Bussum
Hollanclioe. — A M. . pusilla Oud. differt hyphis repentibus pro-
toplasmate homogeneo nec granuloso farctis; erectis tenuioribus
(2,3-3,5 [j.. contra 5), per totam longitudinem fere a;que crassis ;
sporangiis minoribus (20-26 \x. coutra 24-28); sporis globulosis
minoribus cum aliis, ellipticis, majoribus commixtis, neque omnibus
ajqualibus. An forma M. pusilkv?

CHOANOPHORA Cunn. — Syll. IX p. 339, XIV p. 432, XVI p. 383.
1. Choanophora Cucurbitarum (B, et R.) Thaxter, Rhodora 1903, p. 99,

5$ ^hycOmycetae, \tucoraceae, Syncephalls.

tab. XLVL Ita vocandus est Rhopalomijces Cucurbitarum B. et
R. — Syll. IV, p. 50 — teste cl. Thaxter.

CUNNINGHANIELLA Matr. in Anu. Mycol. 1903, pag. 46, absque dia-
gnosi (Etym. a cl. botanico britannico-indico D. D. Cunningham).
— Mycelium continuum, ceterum genus omnino mucedineum et zy-
gosporis carens. Hyphae fertiles suporne inrlatai in vesiculam ubi-
que sterigmatophoram. Sporae (conidia?) globulos;e, distincte spi-
nulosae in apice sterigmatum solitarie acrogeme. — (Edocephalo
et Choanophonr affinis *).

1. Cunninghamella africana Matr. in Ann. Myeol. 1903, pag. 47. — ]~'S)
Omnino alba; mycelio et hyphis continuis; hyphis sporiferis apice
capitato-inliatis; capitulis usque 100 ;x. diam., globulosis; conidiis
globoso-ellipsoideis, 18 » 12, pedicellatis, dense muricato-spinulosis.
Hab. in stercore Camelorum in Soudan gallico Africse, nec
non culta in laboratorio. — Diagnosis systematica, more solito bio-
logorum, omnino desideratur. Teste cl. E,. Thaxter in Rhodora
1903, p. 98, huc spectat (Edocephalum echinulatum Thaxter 1891
Syll., quod ergo vocandum est Cunning. echinidata Thaxter.

PIPTOCEPHALIS De Bary — Syll. VII p. 225, IX p. 338, XI p. 241,
XVI p. 387.

1. Piptocephalis Le-Monnieriana Vuill. Les Cephalidees (in Bull. Soc. 172i;
Sc. Nancy, 1902), p. 28, pl. IV, f. 57-74 (absque diagnosi). —
Filamentis fertilibus rhizoidibus nullis matrici hnerentibus, erectis,
500 jjl. alt., 9 \i. cr. sursum in corymbum umbellatum desinenti-
bus, continuis; corymbo fructifero ex albo-castaneo, e ramis dicho-
tomicis patulis, apice inflato sporigeris ibique 6,5 \i. cr., tubercu-
latis ; sporocystibus radiato-capitatis, brevo cylindraceis, 7-8 * 1 .
7-2; sporis in quaque sporocysti binis, ellipsoideis.

Hab. in coespitibus Mucoris fragilis pr. Epinal Gallia^.

SYNCEPHALIS Van Tiegh. et Le Monn. — Syll. XIV p. 435.

1. Syncephalis aurantiaca Vuill. Les Oephalidees, Nancy 1902 (in 172:

*) Teste Auctore, (Kdocephalum albidum Saoc. ad hoc genus ijuocjue pertinet
(('unnintjhamella alb rfa (Sacc.) Matr. Et Gonatobotrys microspora Rlv., sec. eum-
deni Matrucliot ad genus affine reierenda esset nomine Placfltfiorella microspora
iRiv.) Matr. Sed cum in duobus his tungorum generibus sporangia non distincta
sint, res videtur ulterius inquirenda.

Phycomycetfe, Mucoraceae, Glomerula. 509

Bull. mens. Soc. Scienc. Nancy 1902) p. 17 pl. I, f. 13-21, pl. II,
fig. 36-43 (absque diagnosi). — Amoene aurantiaca, effusa; fila-
mentis sterilibus, tenuissimis, anastomotico-ramosis, hinc inde sub-
triangulariter inflatis, continuis; fertilibus erectis basi rhizoidibus
iniequalibus cinctis ibique parce septulatis, tereti-obclavatis, 200-270
;j.. long. apice inflatulis 30 \x. cr. ; sporocystibus fasciculato-capita-
tis, cylindraceis, 60 [i. long., 3-4-articulatis ex articulo sterili ver-
siformi oriundis; sporis tereti-ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis, 6-
9 « 3,5-4.

Hab. in excremento Vulpis, Malzeville Galliae.

2. Syncephalis adunca Vuill. Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 423, tab. VIII, ms
f. 11-19 (absque diagnosi). — Tota 95-125 (j.. alta; hypha verti-
cali, cylindrica, 6-6,5 jj.. cr., sursum arcte recurvata et incrassata
ibique 8-20 ;j.. lata; vesicula apicali hemisphaerica, 23-27 ;j.. diam.;
baculis sporogenis supra vesiculam parallele stipatis, 4-sporis; spo-

ris oblongo-cylindraceis, 3,5 \l. long., supreme cum indusio termi-
nali 7 |i. long.

Hab. in superficie aquie cum fimo equino, sociis' aliis Muco-
raceis, culta in laboratorio botanico, Nancy G-allise. — Affinis 6'.
curvataz.

3. Syncephalis glabra Morini, Contr. gen. Synceph. in Mem. R. Ac- 1729
cad. Bologna Ser. V, t. IX, pag 233 tab. — Flavo-aurantiaca ;
hyphis conidiophoris levissimis simplicibus basi incrassatis et rhi-
zinis fasciculatis prseditis, continuis, 60-85 \i. longis, apice in vesi-
culam globosam inflatis, crystalloidibus carentibus, serius incur-
vato-nutantibus; basidiis e vesicula orientibus, brevibus, catenulam
unicam conidiorum globosorum levium gerentibus; zygosporis glo-
bulosis, levibus, membrana crassa, nigricante.

Hdb. in Boleto eduli, B. Satana etc. fere putrescentibus
pr. Bologna Ital. bor. — Mensime sporarum et zygosporarum
omnes desiderantur.

GLOMERULA Bainier in Bull. Soc. Mycol. 1903, p. 154 (Etym. glo-
mus). — Hyphu^ fertiles vertice sporangifer;e, apicem versus ra-
mulis 3-8-verticillatis breve ramulosis apice quoque sporangiforis
pneditre Sporangia sph;eroidea, hyalina dein ochracea, membrana
spinulis calcareis dense conspersa, maturitate diffluente et collarium
angustum relinquente; sporae globosaa leves; columella varia he-
misphserica, cylindro-conica vel ovoidea.

510 Phycomycetse, Entomophthoracese, Entomophthora.

1 Glomerula repens Bainier in Bull. Soc. Myool. 1903, p. 154, t. VI, 1730

fig. 1-3 (absque diagnosi). — Charaetcros generis.

Ilab. in substantiis putrcstvntibus in (fallia. — Dimonsiones

nullie allatre.

SPINALIA Vuillemin in Bull. Soc. Myc. de France 1904, pag. 26-33
(Etym. ab urbo Epinal, ubi fungus primitus lectus). — Hyphae
continuae, (subinde hyphae exhaustae septattc ad cicatrices) ; liypha
fertilis longissima, repens v. scandens, in pedicellum erecta; rami
laterales rariores et serotini pedicellos secundarios edentes. Vesi-
cula apicalis globosa, basidiis sporomorphis radiantibus obsita.
Sporangia (conidia?) solitaria in apice basidiorum, ellipsoidea, con-
tinua. — Membrana sporangiis nulla manifesta, hinc technice fun-
gillus videtur potius mucedineus, forte GZdoceplialo affinis.

1. Spinalia radians Vuillemin, 1. c. p. 32, tab. II. — Characteres 1">1
generis. Fungus totus flavicans, 2-2,5 mm. long. ; vesicula spori-
fera globosa 4-30 ;j.. diam. ; basidiis sporangiisque (?) subisomor-
phis oblongo-ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis, 4,5-6,7 v 1,7-3, pla-
smato granuloso farctis.

Ilab. in fluxu trunci Betulir, sociis Mucore fragili et Pipto-
cephali Le-Monnieriana, Epinal Gtalliae.

Fam. 2. EntomoTjhthoracese Now.

ENT0M0PHTH0RA Fres. - Syll. VII p. 282, IX p. 351, XIV p. 437,
XVI p. 388.

1. Entomophthora Lauxaniae Bubak, Hedw. 1903, p. (100). — Sporis
perdurantibus in tota cavitate corporis generatis; mycelio brevi
sacciformi, contorto, partim vesiculoso, continuo v. hinc inde se-
ptato, 7-20 a. cr., hyalino, copiose guttulato; sporis perdurantibus
(azygosporis globosis, in mycelio acro-pleurogenis, 25-50 ;j.. diam.,
dilute flavidis, exosporio insequaliter vittato-verruculoso, endospo-
rio hyalino, guttula centrali mnjuscula, sporse diametrum dimidium
et ultra suporant<\

llnh. in musca Lauxania a^nea sub foliis Crepidis pa-
ludosae ct Spiraeae opulifoliie in Bohemia. — Conidia non-
dum cognita. Exosporium jodo dilute brunncum, cndosporium ca-
stanoum ht.

1732

Phycomycetse, Chytridiacese, Olpidiopsis. 511

. Entomophthora Pooreana A. L. Smith in Trans. Brith. Myc. Soc. 1733
1900, p. 150. — Hyphis copiosis, intertextis, in processus breves
partitis, 5 ^. cr. v. amplius, septatis ; sporis perdurantibus in hy-
phis anastomosantibus intercalari modo formatis, subglobosis, 25-
40 [j.. diam., membrana crassa, contentu granuloso.

Hab. in c u n i c u 1 o putri exhumato, Isleworth Britannise.
Entomophthora dissolvens Vosseler, Ueber einige Insectenpilze l,',il
(Jahreshefte des Vereins fiir Vaterland. Naturkunde in "Wurttem-
berg, 1902, p. 380-388, tab. VIII, f. 5-7 (absque diagnosi). —
Mycelio filiformi, rlavo; sporis perdurantibus in latere hypharum
septatarum mycelii evolutis, globosis, primo pallidis dein atro-brun-
neis, 35-40 \l. diam., episporio ca. 2 [t. crasso, subverrucoso; basidiis
non visis.

Hab. in chrysalide Cerastis? satellitiie, Teuerbacher Heide
pr. Stuttgart Grermanise.

Fam. 3. Chytridiaceae De Bary et Wor. *).

OLPIDIUM A. Braun. — Syll. VII p. 310, IX p. 361, XI p. 246,
XIV p. 438, XVI p. 389.

1. Olpidium intermedium Costantineanu, Rev. gen. de Bot. 1901, 1735
f. XIII, p. 71, fig. 1. — Zoosporangiis 5-20 in singulo ovo, conge-
stis, sphoericis vel suboblongis, 20-30 ;j.. diam. vel 30 « 33, in col-
lum longum 108-114^6-8 desinentibus ; zoosporis non visis.
Hdb. in ovis Rotiferorum, Jassy in Romania.

OLPIDIOPSIS Cornu — Syll. VII p. 299, IX p. 362, XI pag. 247,
XIV p. 439.

1. Olpidiopsis? irregularis Costantineanu, Contrib. Mycol. Roumanie, 1736
p. 5, f. 2-3 (in Eev. gener. Bot. 1901). — Zoosporangiis in fila-
mentis parum dilatatis Saprolegnias ortis, irregulariter oblongis si-
nuosisque, orificio minuto pertusis ; plasmate granuloso clein in zoo-
sporas globulosas, 4,5-5 (J.. diam. biciliatas abeunte.

Hab. in filamentis myceliaribus Saprolegnise sp. Jassy et
Cristesti Romanife. — Dubia species ex ipso auctore.

*) Cir. Ludi Rud. Beitriige zur Kennt. der Chytridiaoeen. Dresd. 1901
(Hedwigia).

5]-j Phycomycetae, Chytridiacese, Harpochytrium

RHIZOPHIDIUM Sohenk — Syll. VII p. 298, IX p. 362, xi p. 248,
XIV i» 443, XVI p. 390.

1. Rhizophidium fungicolum A. Zimm. in Centralbl. f. Bakter. 1902, 1737
VIII, p. 149, fig. 2. — Sporangiis numerosis in mycelio Glceo-
sporii ad fructum Theobron/n evolutis, obpiriformibus, 40 * :i0-40,
apice conspicue papillatis; zoosporis globulosis, 4 ;j.. diam., unici-
liatis, 2-3, oleoso-guttulatis ex sporangii papilla exeuntibus.

Hab. in mycelio Gloeosporii ad fructum Theobromi'
Cacao in Java.

2. Rhizophidium Costantineani Sacc, R. Vaucheruje Cost. Rev. gen. l738
Bot. 1901 et Rev. Mycol. 1903, p. 38, nec De Wild. 1900. —
Syll. XVI, p. 390. — Mycelio intramatricali, tenui, ramoso; zoo-
sporangiis sparsis v. aggregatis, sessilibus, sph.ericis v. subsphse-
ricis, minutis, 6-8 ;j,. diam. ; zoosporis paucis (4-6), globulosis 1-
guttulatis, 3,5 ;j.. diam., 1-ciliatis.

Hab. ad filamenta Vaucherias, Jassy in Romania. — Ab
homonymaspecie (Rizoph. Vaucherice Do Wild.) zoosporangiis multo
minoribus etc. mox distinguenda.

HARPOCHYTRIUM Lagerh. - Syll. XI p. 249.

1. Harpochytrium Hedenii Wille in Petermann's Mitteil. Erg. Heft W39
p. 131, p. 371, 1900: cfr. Atkinson in Jourm of Mycol. 1904, vol. X.
pag. 7, tab. 72, fig. 1-19, Rhabdium acutum Dang. Ann. Mycol.
1903, p. 61-64 (1903), Fulminaria Iledenii Wille, Nyt Mag. f.
Naturvidenskab. 41, p. 175 (1903). Totum 80-180*4-10, fu-
siforme mox fortiter curvatum. sessile v. subsessile; basi (haustorio)
subdilatata, teste Dang. ; zoosporis plerumque 1-seriatis. in formis
majoribus 2-3-seriatis. globosis. majuseulis, 4-6 ;j.. diam., jDlerum-
que 16, teste Dang.

llab. in filamentis Spirogyr.e et (Edogonii in Gallia, in
Spirogyris quibusd., raro in Zygnemate in Amer. bor., in
Zygnemate et Spirogyra in Tibet Asiae et in Zygnemate
in Patagonia Amer. merid.

2. Harpochytrium Hyalothecae Lagh. (1890) — Syll. XI, p. 249 absque 17|n
diagnosi: cfr. Atkinson in Journ. of Mycol. 1904, vol. X. pag. 7,
tab. 72, fig. 20-26, Harpoehyir. Hyalothecce Schroet. in Rabh.
Krypt. Fl. -1. p. 111 1892), Fulminaria mucophUa Gobi Script.
Bqt. Fase. 16, p. 283-292 1899, Fulmin. mucophila Wille, Nyt.
Mag. f. Naturvidenskab. 41, pag. 175 (1903). — Totum 20-60«
1,5-2. basi filamento longissimo matriei insertum, fusiforme eurvu-

Phycomycetse, Chytridiacese, Physoderma. 513

lum, sursum acutatum, intus granulosum; zoosporis uniseriatis
minutis.

Hab. in Hyalotheca dissilienti in Finlandia, Suecia et
in Amer. boreali etin Sphperomate vertebrato, Cosmo-
cladio spec, Dicty osphoerio spec. in Finlandia.
3. Harpochytrium intermedium Atkinson in Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 500, 1741
t. X, fig. 22-23 et in Journ. of Mycol. 1904, vol. X, pag. 3. —
Totum 40-70 « 3-4, anguste fusoideum, rectum v. curvulum, ses-
sile; zoosporis uniseriatis, minutis.

Hab. in Conferva utriculosa, Cambridge, Massach. in
Amer. bor. (Dr. Thaxter).

SYNCHYTRIUM De Bary — Syll. VII p. 288, IX p. 357, XI p 247,
XIV p. 441, XVI p. 390.

1. Synchytrium (Leucochytrium) montanum Zopf in Zahlbruckn. 1742
Sched. ad Crypt. exsicc. Cent. IX, p. 358, n. 840. — Maculas
atro-violaceas usque violaceo-brunneas leviter elevatas formans;
sporis perdurantibus singulis v. bi-quaternis in quaque cellula epi-
dermica, ovoideis v. piriformibus, usque 176 « 154; contentu omnino
hyalino, oleoso; membrana crassa, solida, hyalina, exosporio crasso,
levi, endosporio quoque crasso, hyalino.

Hab. in foliis, calycibus, rarius caulibus Brunelhie vulgaris
iu Tirolue pluribus locis montanis, in Salzburg et Schwarzwald
montibus. — In Brunella grandiflora numquam lecta species.

CHYTRIDIUM A. Braun — Syll. VII p. 304, IX p. 358, XI p 250,
XIV p. 446.

1. Chytridium gibbosum Scherffel in Hedw. 1902, p. (105). — Zoo- 1743
sporangiis epiphyticis, utriculiformibus, gibbosis, perpendicularibus
vel obliquis vel decumbentibus, operculo convexulo, 4 ^. diam.,
dehiscentibus ; vesicula subsporangiali , endophytica, plerumque
globosa, ex qua rhizoides oriuntur; zoosporis uniciliatis, oscillanti-
bus, typice chytridiaceis ; sporis perdurantibus ignotis.

Hab. in Cladophora, in horto botanico Budapest Hungarite.

PHYSODERMA Wallr. - Syll. VII p. 317, IX p. 363, XI p. 250,
XIV p. 447.

1. Physoderma Crepidis liostr. Islands Svampe in Bot. Tidsskrif, 1744
Copcnhagen 1903, vol. 25, pag. 286. — Maculis pustuliformibus,
rotunclatis, granulatis, 0,5-1 mm. diam. ; sporis irregulariter glo-

33

;,i i Phycomycetse, Chytridiaceae, Novakowskiella.

bosis, 40-50 ;i. diam.; episporio crasso, dilute flavescente, circ. 5
[).. crasso.

llab. in foliis Crepidis paludos;r in Dania.
2. Physoderma Debeauxii Bubak, Aun. Mycol. 1903, p. 255, Enty- H4o
loma Debeauxii Bubak olim. Maculis elliptico-oblonyis 1-3 cm.
long., 1-2 cm. lat., flavidis, subinde confluendo majoribus; soris
in quaquc macula 1-4 ellipsoideis, 5-8 « 3-5 mra. subinde ampliori-
bus; sporis ovoideis, 16-33 ;x. cr., paucis (ad summum 5) in cellulis
non ampliatis mesophylli nidulantibus, hic convexis, hinc plano-
umbilicatis, mycelio nullo observato; exosporio tenui castaneo, mi-
nute verruculoso; ondosporio duplo-triplove crassiore hyalino; con-
tentu oleoso hyalino-flavidulo.

Ilab. in foliis vivis Scilhe maritimae prope Oran Algeri;c
18S2 (Debeaux).

CLADOCHYTRIUM Now. — Syll. VII p. 295, XI p. 250, XIV p. 448,
XVI p. 393.

1. Cladochytrium Brevierei Har. et Pat. Bull. Soc. Mycol. 1904, p. 61. 1746
— Sporis perdurantibus hemisphaericis, planis vel concavis, 27-
40 « 24, in tuberculis vix 0,5 mm. diam., subglobosis, sparsis vel
dense gregariis nidulantibus ; episporio crasso, levi, brunneo.

Hab. in caulibus et foliis Euphrasia? spec, prope Arlanc,
in Arvernia Gallise. — Clad. Kriegeriano valde afline, sed sporis
angustioribus primo obtutu distinctum.

NOWAKOWSKIELLA Schrot. in Engl. Pflanzenfam. Pilze I, p. 80 et
82, fig. 64 (Etym. a cl. Nowakowski). — Mycelium pluries ra-
inosum, hinc inde inflatum. Sporangia globosa v. ellipsoidea, oper-
culo dohiscentia. Zoospone globos;c v. ellipsoidea?, l-ciliat;r.

1. Nowakowskiella (Now.) Schrot. 1. c. Cladoclujtrium elegans Now. —
Syll. VII, p. 296.

2. Nowakowskiella endogena Costantineauu. Rev. gen. Bot. 1901 p. 384 niT
cum ic. et Rev. Mycol. 1903, p. 38, t. 229, f. 10-20. — Mycelio
intermatricali, ramoso; zoosporangiis terminalibus piriformibus,
collo brevi operculato niunitis, 1-2 in quaque collula matricis;
zoosporis sphaericis, ratione majusculis 7 ;j.. cr. 1-ciliatis, excentrice
1-guttatis, iu singulo sporangio parum nuinerosis.

Hab. intra folia putrescentia et aqua immersa Alismatis
Plantaginis, Jassy in R-omania. — Species inter Nowakowskki
lam et Cladochytrium media.

Phycomycetse, Chytridiacege, Urophlyctis. 515

UROPHLYCTIS Schroet. — Syll. VII, p. 303.

1. Urophlyctis Alfalfae (Lagerli.) P. Magnus in Bericht. Deutsch. Bot. i7^8
G-esell. 1902, p. 291, tab.XV (absque diagnosi!) Cladochytrium Al-
falfcu Lag. in Bull. Herb. Boiss. vol. III (nomen). — Prsecipue
structura et forma gallce, quam generat, a speciebus affinibus
diversa.

Hab. in radicibus Medicaginis sativue in iEquatoria Ar-
gentinia et pr. Colrnar i. Els.

2. Urophlyctis Riibsaameni P. Magn. Ber. D. B. Gr. Gener. Heft 1749
1901, p. 150, tab. XXVII (sine diagnosi). — Hypog;ea, in radi-
cibus Rumicis excrescentias globuloso-tuberoideas usque 2-3 cm.
long. generans; sporis perdurantibus excrescentias implentibus et
lacunas varias gignentibus, hemisphaericis, levibus, brunneis, infra
concaviusculis, 40-45 \l. diam.; mycelio filiformi vage ramoso, cel-
lulas mares generante et inter sporas perdurantes intersperso.

Hab. in radicibus Bumicis scutati pr. St. Goar, Coblenz,
Germania (Ew. H. Rubsaamen).

3. Urophlyctis Trifolii (Pass.) Magnus in Centralbl. f. Bakt. 1902, 1750
IX, p. 896, Synchytrium Trifolii Pass. in Babenh. F. Eur. n. 2419
(1877), Olpidium Trifolii (Pass.) Schrot. — Syll. VII, pag 311,
Urophlyctis bohemica Bubak, Centralbl. Bakt. 1902, pag. 817.
Pustulis vitreis semiglobosis, in petiolis usque 1 mm., in lamina
foliorum usque 0,5 mm. latis; sporangiis perdurantibus stepe ultra
200 in una pustula, parce parenchymatico-cellulosis, cellulis mem-
brana demum clathrato-perforata, bilateralibus, apice altero semi-
globosis, altero alte impressis; membrana sporarum levi, duplici,
fusca exosporio tenui, endosporio crasso; sporis 40-50 jji. diam.

Hab. in foliis Trifolii montani (forma sporangiis perdur.)
in pratis Vsetaty Bokemioe, nec non in foliis T r i f. p r a t e ns i s
etrepentis in Italia et G-ermania.

4. Urophlyctis hemisphaerica (Speg.) Syd. Ann. myc. 1903, pag. 517.
Ita nominanda sunt : Uromyces hemisphcericus Speg. (1881), dein Pro-
tomyces vagabundus Speg. (1891), tandem Entyloma hemisphcuricum
Speg. (192), CEdomyces hemisphcericus Speg. Not. synonym. p. 9
(1903), Physoderma leproides (Trab. et Sacc.) Lagerh. (1898). Cfr.
Syll. XIV, p. 448, quse species vero forte distinguenda est sub
nomine Urophlyctis leproides (Trab.) Magn. in Ann. of Bot. 1897,
p. 92, ubi et aliaj generis species optime illustrantur. Teste cl. Ma-
gnus, genus Urophlyctis a Physodermate est bene distinctum.

516 Phycoim<-i tn\ Chytridiaceii', Rhizoclosmatium.

PROTASCUS Dang. Compt. rend. de 1'Acad. de Sc. 1903, pag. i\27
(Etym. protos primus et ascus). — Mycelium ampulliforme matrici
immersum, collo longissimo pcrforante; sporangium nucleis 8 ra-
rius 16 vel 32 fcetum, sporas longissimas immobiles tot quot nu-
cleos generans. — Lagenidio et Myzocytio affine genus.

1 Protascus subuliformis Dang 1. c. char. gen. (dimensiones omnes 1*51
ab auctoro omissaj).

Hab. parasitice in Anguillulis in Gallia.

LAGENIDIUM Schenk — Syll. VII p. 278. IX p. 348, XI p. 248,
XIV p. 150.

1. Lagenidium (Edogonii Scherffel in Hedw. 1902, p. (105). — Thallo 1752
unicellulari, tantum cellulam unicam afnciente, se totaliter in zoo-
sporangium unicum (vel 2?) mutante, hyalino, utriculiformi, ir-
regulari, valido. interdum ramis nonnullis, curtis, obtusis, validis;
ductu evacuationis zoosporangii levi, cylindrico, aequali; zoosporis
typice ancylistaceis, formam seminis Vitis viniferne imitante, ciliis
duobus, lateralibus. Propagatio sexualis (oogonia et antheridia)
ignota.

Hab. in cellulis vegetativis (Edogonii, Iglo Hungariae.

PYRRH0S0RUS Juel in Bih. Svenska vet. Akad. 1901, p. 14 (extr.)
(Etym. pyrrhos igneo-ruber et sorus). — Plasmodium e ccllulis
liberis, nudis liberis, fusiformibus, granulosis formatum. Sorus e
sporangiis magnis, globosis et cellulis fusiformibus sterilibus com-
positus. Sporangia granulis aurantiacis farcta, 8 vesiculas (zoospo-
ras) sphoroideas includentia. Zoospor;c piriformes, nucleo auran-
tiaco prseditre, biciliatae.

1. Pyrrhosorus marinus Juel. 1. c p. 14 cum icone. — Sporangiis ]~~''A
globosis 8 [}.. diam.; zoosporis piriformibus, 4,5^2,5.

Hab. in ramis emortuis Cystoclonii purpurascen tis pr.
Kristineberg in Suecia. — Saprophyta.

RHIZOCLOSMATIUM H. E. Petersen in Journ. de Bot. 1903, p. 214
(Etym. rhiza radix et closmation glomus). — Sporangia globosa,
crassiuscule tunicata, mycelio sub sporangiis in inilationcm fulcri-
formem dilatato ei hinc in filamenta radiatim divergentia par-
tito cincta. Filamenta tenuissima ramosissima, praelonga. Zoosporse
globulosic v. ovoideie, tlagello longissimo prrdit.r, por porum cir-
cularem sporangii exeuntes.

1 Rhizoclosmatium globosum Petersen 1. c. c. ic. — Sporangiis sae- 1754

thycomycetse, Chytridiacese, Sporophlyctis. 517

pius 17-20 |jl. d., subinde multo amplioribus, initio guttulatis et
vacuolatis; zoosporis 2-3 ;i. diam. rubigirioso-nucleolatis; sporis im-
mobilibus rarioribus, tunica brunnea prneditis, granulis refringen-
tibus foetis.

Hab. frequens in tegumentis vacuis nympharum P h r y g a -
nearum in aquis dulcibus Seelandise.

SIPHONARIA H. E. Petersen Journ. de Bot. 1903, pag. 220 (Etym.

sipho tubus). — Sporangia subglobosa v. piriformia, mycelio sub

sporangiis non dilatato et in filamenta parce ramosa tubulosa di-

vergentia diviso basi pmedita. Zoosporse uniciliataa (?), per papil-

lam lateralem sporangii exeuntes.
1. Siphonaria variabilis H. E. Peters. 1. c. cum icon. — Sporangiis 1755

17-24 « 16-21, subinde 12 « 11, tenuiter hyalino-tunicata; zoosporis

1-3 }x. diam. globulosis, rubiginoso-nucleolatis.

Ilab. non frequens in tegumentis nympharum Phryganea-

r u m in aquis dulcibus Seelandia?,.

ASTEROPHLYCTIS H. E. Peters. Journ. de Bot. 1903, p. 218 (Etym.
aster et phlyctis bulla). — Sporangia globulosa, tunicis extus irre-
gulariter cristato-dentata, mycelio sub sporangiis inflato et hinc
in filamenta tenuissima, ramosa longa producto unilateraliter aucta.
Zoosporae l-ciliatse per porum basilarem sporangii exeuntes.

1. Asterophlyctis sarcoptoides H. E. Peters. 1. c c. icone. — Spo- 1756
rangia 21-28*14-25; zoosporse 2-3 ;x. diam.

Hab. rarius in tegumentis vacuis nympharum Phryganea-
rum in aquis dulcibus Seelandias.

SPOROPHLYCTIS Serbinow in Travaux de la Soc. imper. de Natura-
listes de St. Petersbourg, 1899, t. XXX, p. 322 (Etym. spora et
phlyctis pustula, bulla). — Mycelium vesiculiforme ovoideum, ro-
stello minuto pra;ditum ; vesicula in hyphas ssepe ramulosas sen-
sim transiens. Contentus hujus mycelii e poro effusus et dein mem-
brana vestitus, in sporangium transmutatum. Spor;e intra sporan-
gium germinantes et per hyphulas illud perforantes et intra al-
garum matricum cellulas penetrantes. Propagatio sexualis quoque
evenit: protoplasmatis pars individui unius in individuum alterum
effunditur et, membrana induta, in oosporas spinulosas transmu-
tatur. — Ab affinibus generibus reproductione per sporas, non per
zoogonidia, dignoscitur.

518 Phycomycetse, Saprolegniacese, Pythium.

1. Sporophlyctis rostrata Serbinow 1. c. • Characteres generis. i~r»~

llab. parasitice in filamentis algarum Draparnald i ;r ot
Cha?tophora3 in Rossia.

Fam. 4. Saprolegniacesc De Bary *).

SAPROLEGNIA Neos — Syll. VII p. 268, IX p. 345, XI p. 244,

XIV p. 453.
1. Saprolegnia retorta L. Horn in Ann. mycol. 1904, p. 233 (absquo 1758

diagnosi). — Mycolio filiformi, tonuissimo, ramoso, hyalino, 15 <i.

cr. continuo; sporangiis breve clavatis paucis; oogoniis copiosis

sphoericis. in ramulis s;rpo vaklo curvatis acrogenis, 1-8-sporis,

30-75 u.. diam., oosporis globosis 20-25 \x. diam., guttulam oleo-

sam foventibus.

Hab. in aqua Pisorum pr. Halle Germani;e. — Affinis S.

spirali.

ACHLYA Nees — Syll. VII p. 274, IX p. 346, XI p. 245. 650.

1. Achlya oidiifera L. Horn in Ann. mycol. 1904, pag. 230 (absque 1759
diagnosi). — Hyphis cylindraceis usque 45 ;i. cr., subinde in arti-
culos ellipsoideo-oblongos (oidiiformes!) secedentibus ; oogoniis sphae-
ricis varia magnitudine, minute punctatis, 2-8-sporis; oosporis,
vetustis visis, hinc latoraliter oleoso-guttatis.

Hdb. in animalculis variis, Formicis, Verminibus etc. pr.
Halle Grernianise (etiam in aqua Pisorum cultai.

PYTHIUM Pringhsh. — Syll. VII p. 270, IX p. 343, XI p. 244,
XIV p. 455, XVI p. 395.

1. Pythium ultimum Trow, Ann. of Bot. 1901, p. 300, tab. XV ot 1760
XVI. — Mycelio saprophytico ; hyphis filiformibus 6 cm. longis,
1,7-6,5 (x. diam. ramosissimis, maturitate septatis; conidiis termi-
nalibus, globosis vel oblongis, 27.8 - 22,9 vel 17 » 14; oogoniis ter-
minalibus, sphaeroideis levibus, 19,6-22,9; antheridiis Bolitariis, in
cultura raro binis in singulo oogonio; oosporis solitariis, sphaeri-

•) Quoad Monoblepliaridaceas cfr. Thaxter. Not. on Monoblepharis in Rho-
dora r.»03. p. 105 cum optimis iconibus.

PhycomyeetfP, PoronosporacefE, Cystopus. 519

cis 14,7-18,3, membrana crassa, duplici, luteola donatis ; zoosporis
nondum evolutis.

Hab. in plantis juvenilibus Nasturtii, in foliis putridis et
in tuberibus coctis Solani (in capsula Petri cultum), Cardiff
Britanniae.

Fam. 5. Peronosporacese De Bary.

Drepanoconis Schrot. et P. Henn. — Syll. XIV p. 457.

1. Drepanoconis larviformis Speg. Not. Synonym. pag. 9, 1903, in
Anu. Mus. Nac. Buenos Ayres Tomo IX. — Ita nominanclus
Helicomyees larvceformis Speg. Syll. X p. 568 — qui idem

est hac Drepanoconis brasiliensis Schroet. et Henn., teste Spegaz-
zinio. Etiam Ureclo farinosa Henn., forte huc spectat, teste eodem
Spegazzinio.

Cystopus Lev. — Syll. VII p. 233, IX p. 340, XI p. 242, XIV
p. 458, XVI p. 396.

1. Cystopus Mikaniae Speg. Myc. argent. ser. II, 1902, pag. 67. — 1761
Maculis nullis; soris hypophyllis, numerosis, angulatis, 0,5-2 mm.
diam., epidermide disrupta cinctis; conidiis eximie discoideis, nu-
merosissimis, 16-18^8-10, utrinque concaviusculis ; oogoniis desi-
deratis.

Hdb. ad folia viva Mikani* phyllopodae, in dumetis prope
Cordoba in Argentina (T. Stuckert).

2. Cystopus platensis Speg. Rev. Arg. de Hist. Nat. p. (7). C. cu- 1762
bicus Speg. in Fung. Arg. p. I, n. 68, nec Lev. — Soris hypophyllis.
macula primo pallescente dein purpurascente cinctis, irregularibus,

1-2 mm. diam., sparsis v. hinc inde laxe gregariis, vix prominu-
lis, candidis, diu epidermide velatis, dein erumpentibus ac pulve-
rulenfcis; conidiis globoso-cuboideis, 20-22 « 18-20, hyalinis, cate-
nulatis, minute densissimeque punctulatis (an tantum granuloso-
farctis?) supremis ovato-obtusis; cellulis basalibus sterilibus, obco-
nico-turbinatis, 40-45 » 12-15, crasse tunicatis, por getatem flave-
scentibus; oosporis ignotis.

Hab. in foliis vivis Boerhaviae hirsutse, prope Buenos Ai-
res et prope Cordoba Amer merid. — Cjjst. Bliti (Biv.) de Bary
peraffinis sed conidiis punctulatis majoribus satis , ut videtur,
recedens .

520 Phycomycetae, PeronospoiracesB, Plasmopafd..

SCLEROSPORA Schroet. — Syll. VII p. 238, IX p. 341, XIV, 461.

1. Sclerospora graminicola (Sacc.) Sekroet. — Syll. VII, p. 238. — '~r>:s
var. Setariae-italicae Travorso in Bull. Soc. botanica ital. 1902,
n. 9, p. 168. — A typo differt oosporis majoribus, nempe 39-45
[>.. diam. nec 23-38 (sine tuniea oogoniali); tunica oogoniali, magis
regulariter spliserica, 7-11 ;j.. cr. nec 4-6; tota spora denique 53-
04 ;j.. diam. nec 39-55; differt etiam tunica oosporarum tenuiori.
Status eonidiophorus ignotus videtur.

Hab. in foliis et spicis (in virescentiam inductis) Setari.r
italicse, Albosaggia, prope Sondrio, Ital. bor. et in America bor.

PLASMOPARA Schroet. — Syll. VII p. 239, IX p. 342, XI p. 243,
XIV p. 460.

1. Plasmopara Vincetoxici Ell. et Ev. in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, p. 70. 1764

— Caespitulis hypophyllis, albis, 3-4 mm. diam., in longifcudinem

subconfluentibus et in pagina inferiore maculas, brunneas effor-
mantibus; conidiosporis brunneis continuis, 8-10 \i. cr., superne
2-3-ramosis; ramis ultimis sterigmata 8-10 [L. long. ferentibus;
eonidiis globosis vel breve elliptieis circ. 15*13; oosporis glo-
bosis brunneis circ. 20 [j.. diam.

Hab. in foliis Vincetoxici spec, Alabama Amerieie.

2. Plasmopara cubensis B. et C.) Humphrey in Mass. Agric. Stat. 1765
Rep. 1890. p. 210, t. II, f. 11-14, Peronospora cubensis B. et C.

— Syll. VII, p. 261, ubi diagnosis ex B. et C. imperfecta — Oogo-
niis adhuc ignotis; conidiis basi apiculatis, 22-25*15-17, typice
violaceis (ex Humphrey) v. olivaceo-brunneis (a nobis visis).

Hdb. in foliis Cucumeris sativi, C. Melonis, Cucur-
bitae Peponis, Cocciniae, Momordicse, Melothriae, Sicyi
aliisque Cucurbitaceis in Java, Amer. bor., Africa orient., Man-
ciuria, Japonia, Britannia, Austria, Italia, Hungaria, Rossia. —
var. tweriensis Rostowzen. in Flora 1903, p. 405: conidiophoris
et conidiis quam in typo paullo erassioribus. In fol. Cueumeris
sativi, Twer Rossire. — var. atra Zimm. in Contralbl f Bakter.
1902, p. 148: conidiis 24-26*16-20 griseo-atris. In fol. Cueur-
bit:i', in Java (Verisimiliter ufcraque var. vix eonsideranda). Cl.
Rostowzen 1. c pro hac specie genus instituit novum (Pseudo-
peronospora) mcdium, teste auctore, inter Peronosporam (cujua
habet eonidiophora) et Plasmoparam eujus haberet conidia pla-
smopara, sed non conidiopliora). Sed ros ulterius inquirenda.

Phycomycetee, Peronosporacese, Peronospora. 521

PERONOSPORA Corda — Syll. VII, p. 244, IX p. 342, XI p. 243,
XIV p. 458, XVI p. 397.

1. Peronospora cristata Tranzsch. Enum. fung. in Tauria a. 1901, 1766
lecti, 1902 p. 3. Trav. clu Musee Bot. An. de 1' Acad. Imp. des Scien-

ces de St. Petersbourg. livr. I, 1902, p. 49 (rossice) et livr. II, 1904
(latine). — Conidiophoris singulis v. pluribus e stomatibus exeun-
tibus, 300-500 \l. altis, 8-9 [x. crassis ; parte ramosa '/4-'/5 totius
altitudinis conidiophori sistente; ramis rectis vel parum curvis,
acutangulo-divaricatis, extimis breviter subulatis, terminalibus re-
ctis, lateralibus brevioribus, parum curvatis, sub angulo recto vel
obtuso divergentibus ; conidiis ellipsoideis, obtusis, 24-28*16-26,
subhyalinis; oogoniis globosis, tunica achroa, tenui prseditis; oospo-
ris globosis, 31-47 [i. diam., fuscis, cristulis et verruculis acutatis
ornatis.

Hab. in foliis Papaveris hybridi in Tauria sat vulgaris
(non in Pap. Arg em one). — P. Holostei Casp., cui species pro-
xima, differt cristulis et verrucis oosporarum densius dispositis.
Conidiophora dense superficiem inferiorem foliorum obtegunt,
oosportc copiose in foliis occurrunt.

2. Peronospora Eranthidis (Pass.) Fisch. Phyc. pag. 475, Berl. Ic. 1707
fung. Phyc. pag. 38, P. Myosuri f. Eranthidis-hiemalis Pass. in
Thtim M. U. n. 1015. — Ca3spitulis densis totum folium occupan-
tibus, sordide albescentibus ; conidiophoris singulis v. pluribus fa-
sciculatis, circ. 300 * 8-10, 5-7-ies ramosis, ramis plus minus cur-
vatis, extimis subulatis, longiusculis, recurvatis; conidiis elongato-
ellipsoideis, obtusis, pallide lutescentibus, 38-46 « 17; oosporis glo-
boso-angulatis, perinio crasso, obscure luteo-brunneo, 34-42 [A. d.

Hab. in foliis Eranthidis hiemalis in Italia sup. — A
Peron. Ficaricv praecipue conidiis longioribus differre videtur.

3. Peronospora Nicotians Speg. Rev. Arg. de Hist. Nat. 1891, p. (11). 1768
— CcEspitulis hypophyllis, macula flavescenti-pallescente amphi-
gena insidentibus, araneoso-pulverulentis, laxis, tenerrimis, sor-
dide subcinerescentibus ; hyphis conidiferis erectis , molliusoulis
250-500 » 10-12, deorsum vix incrassatulis, in dimidia parte in-
fera 190-250 jjl. longis, simplicibus, in supera corymboso-ramosis,
pluries (6-7) dichotomis, ramululis extimis longiusculis 15-18 »
2-3, divaricato-patentibus, arcuatis v. subsigmoideis, apice obtusiu-
sculis monocarpicis; conidiis ollipsoideis vel ovoideis non vel vix
apiculatis 18-20*9-11, episporio tonui levi, fumoso tectis. proto-
plasmate nubiloso hyalino farctis; oogoniis globoso-angulosis 80-

562 PhycOmycete, PerOnospOr&cese, PeronOspor&.

100 a. diam., tunica crassa hyalina, oosporam unicam globosam
50-80 [t. diam., episporio clegantor densequc areolato fulvo-fuli-
gineo subopaco tectam gerentibus.

Hab. in foliis vivis Nicotian;i' longiflorae in ncmerosis
Palermo vocatis, prope Buenos Aires Argentinn? Amer. merid.

4. Peronospora dubia Berl. Ic. fung. Phycom. p. 23, t. 28, Pero- 1769
nospora Hyoscyami Thiim. Fungi Austr. n. 939, non De Bary. —
CsBspitulis densiusculis, griseolis; conidiophoris humilibus, 180-
220 « 9-10, paucis e stomatibus fasciculatim exeuntibus, superne

ter quatcr dichotomo-ramosis, ramis pnenultimis et ultimis rectan-
gulo-divaricatis, rectis v. parum curvis, ultimis vero apice obtu-
siusculis; conidiis majusculis late obovoideis, basi parum attenua-
tis, superne obtusissimis, 22-27*16-20, pallide griseolis ; oosporis
ignotis.

Ilab in foliis Hyoscyami nigri in Austria. — A Per.
Hyoscyami videtur diversa et potius P. effusat v. minori proxima.

5. Peronospora Floerkeae Kellerm. Journ. of Mycol. 1904, pag. 172, 1770
tab. 74. — Conidiophoris crasse cylindraceis. 16-18 ;i. cr., elon-
gatis, longo tractu simplicibus, supra copiose ramosis, ramis semel

v. bis dichotomice v. irregulariter divisis, ramulis summis tenui-
bus, angustis, conspicue curvatis; conidiis ovoideis v. subglobosis,
24-32*18-25; oosporis numerosis, subglobosis, 24-36 ;j.. diam.,
membrana brunneola, levi v. leviter rugosa.

Hdb. in foliis caulibusque Floerkese proserpinacoidis,
Columbus, Ohio Amer. bor. — Affinis Per. parasiticie sed irre-
gularius ramosa, ramulis ultimis longioribus, vix matricem defor-
mans etc.

6. Peronospora Saxifragae Bubak in Hedw. 1903, p. (103;. — Cye- 1771
spitulis laxis, tenuibus, dilute violaceis ; conidiophoris quater-sexies
dichotomo-ramosis, leviter bulbosis, 400-800 a. long., infra 11-

14 ;j.. cr.; ramulis, angulo acuto patentibus, ultimis inrcqualibus
saepe 11-20 ;j.. long. angulo recto v. obtuso divergentibus, fortiter
incurvatis, saepius laxis; conidiis dilute violaceis, ellipsoideo-oblon-
gis, 26-33 * 17-22, apice rotundatis, basi in pedicellum brevem at-
tenuatis indeque soepe piriformibus; oosporis non visis.

Ilab. in foliis Saxifragaj granulatae, prope Pragam Bohe-
miae. — A Per. Chrysosplenii probe distincta.

7. Peronospora Polygoni Halst. Journ. of Myc. 1889, p. 9, Berl. Ic. 1772
fung. Phyc. p. 25, t. XXXI. — Cyespitulis densis sordide viola-
scentibus, effusis; conidiophoris plerumque pluribus c stomatibus

PhyeomycetfP, Peronosporacefe, Chlorospora. 523

exeuntibus, 320-420 « 9-11, superne 5-7-ies ramosis; ramis pra?ci-
pue secundi et tertii ordinis plerumque curvulis, patulis, extimis
sub angulo recto exeuntibus, lateralibus ssepius brevioribus; coni-
diis elongato-ellipsoideis inferne parum attenuatis, fere obpiri-
formibus, majusculis, 30-40^15-20, dilute griseolis; oosporis ad-
huc ignotis.

Hab. in foliis Polygoni Convolvuli et P. avicularis
in Austria, Amer. bor. — Cll. Halsted et Berlese 11. cc. tribuunt
Thivmenio hanc speciem sed cl. Thiimen nullibi nomen Per. Po-
hjgoni scripsit, hoc observante cl. Oudemans in Rev. Myc. 1902.

CHLOROSPORA Speg. Rev. Arg. de Hist. Nat. 1891, pag. 29, Sacc.
Syll. XI p. 243 (nomen) (Etym. chloros virens et spora.) — My-
celium hyphoideum dense ramoso-intricatum, hyalinum, endoge-
num, haustoriis praeditum; hyphge conidiophorce superficiales pin-
natim alterne ramosse; ramuli spinyeformes monocarpici; conidia
acrogena simplicia, colorata, plasmopara. — Oosporse ignota3.

1. Chlorospora vastatrix Speg. 1. c. — Mycelio endogeno, per totum 1773
bulbum serpente, priecipue in partem inferam circa radices, ma-
culas primo purpurascentes, dein sordide lateritias, postremo sor-
dide olivaceas ac purulento-mucosas efficiente, ex hyalino candido,
densissime ramoso, ramis crebre intricatis, tortuoso-intestiniformi-
bus, 10-12 [x. crassis, hinc inde parce septulatis, protoplasmate hya-
lino dense grosseque oleoso-guttiformi farcto, haustoriis versifor-
mibus 8-10 « 5-7, levibus vel colliculoso-nodulosis plus minusve
densis armato; ramulis fertilibus (in cultura tantum evolutis), su-
perficialibus, densiusculis, repentibus teretibus 10-30 mm. long.,
8-10 \l. crassis, septulatis, plus minusve intricatis, alterne disticho-
ramulosis; ramululis continuis vel rarius 1-pseudo-septatis rectis,
acutis 50-80 « 5-6, monacarpicis ; conidiis obovatis 24-40 » 20-30,
superne obtuse rotundatis, inferne subcuneato-rotundatis minu-
teque papillatis, episporio tenui levissimo, primo hyalino dein
chlorino, postremo olivaceo v. subfuligineo vestitis, protoplasmate
hyalino nubiloso vel grosse 1-guttulato farctis; oosporis ignotis.
Hab. in bulbis vivis Allii Coepre, in hortis prope La Plata
Amer. mer. — Species perniciosissima. In germinatione protoplas-
ma ex papilla basali protrudit, ac hypham longiusculam graci-
lem etiam pinnati-ramulosam emittit.

PYRENOMYCET.E Fr. Em.

Syll. I p. 1, IX p. 304, XI p. 252, XIV p. 402, XVI p. 398.

Fam. 1. Perisporiaceae Fu.

Trib. 1. Eryslphese Lev. *)

SPH/EROTHECA Lev. — Syll. I p. 3, IX p. 364, XIV p. 402, XVI
p. 402.

1. Sphaerotheca Castagnei Lev. — Syll. I, p. 4. — * Sph. Delphinii 1774
Karst. Fungi nov. Loennb. 1904, p. 5 (Finska Vetensk. Soc). —
Amphigena; mycelio tenui evanescente, arachnoideo , pallescen-
te; peritheciis sparsis sphaeroideis, fuscis 50-80 jj.. diam., appen-
diculis paucis (3-6), continuis, subinde ramosis, fuligineis, apicem
versus dilutioribus, flexuosis, perithecio duplo vel triplo longio-
bus; ascis subsphseroideis vel late eilipsoideis magnis, octosporis;
sporidiis late ellipsoideis, hyalinis; conidiis non visis.

Hab. in foliis Delphinii grandiilori in territorio Baica-
lensi (O. A. F. Lonnbohm).

PHYLLACTIMA Lev. — Syll. I p. 5, IX p. 366, XVI p. 398.

1. Phyllactinia antarctica Speg. Syll. IX. p. 366. — Huc ducenda

est Phyll. clavariceformis Neger. — Syll. XVI, 398. — Cfr. Spa-

gazzini Myc. argent. ser. II, 1902, p. 68.

UNCINULA Lcv. - Syll. I p. 0, IX p. 366, XI p. 252, XIV p. 462,

XVI p. 399.
1. Uncinula septata E. S. Salm. in Journ. of Bot. 1900, p. 427, c. 177.-

icon. et Supplom. Not. Ervsiph. 1902, p. 102. — Hypophylla;

mycelio evanescente; peritheciis plus minus sparsis, globoso-len-

*) Conferendam imprimis optimum opusculum Suppl. Notes 071 fhe F.nj-
friph. New York 1902, cl. E S. Salmon.

Pyrenomyceta\ Perisporiacea?, Erysipheae, Microsphfera. 523

ticularibus, majusculis 160-210 \l. diam.; cellulis peritliecii exte-
rioribus distinctis, minutis, 5-10 [x. diam., appendicibus crebris 100-
170 vel pluribus in eodem perithecio, 30-100 « B, simplicibus, le-
vibus, l-8-(plerumque 5-septatis) deorsum succineis, apicibus ple-
rumque helicoideis; ascis 6-12 in quoque perithecio, immaturis visis.
Hdb. in foliis Quercus glandulifera3, Mt. Myogi, Prov.
Kozuki (Kusano) et Mt. Tsukuba (T. Nishida). — Prsecipue ap-
pendicibus septatis dignoscenda species.
2. Uncinula conidiigena Cocconi in Mem. R. Accad. sc. Bologna, Ser. V, 1776
t. X, 1904, p. 235 cum tabula. — Peritheciis mycelio (Oidium)
effuso insidentibus minutis globulosis, ilavo-brunneis, appendicibus
numerosis apice uncinatis cinctis, ascos nonnullos 3-7 oblongo-ovoi-
deos breviter stipitatos continentibus; sporidiis in quoque asco qua-
ternis globosis, intus granulosis, etiam intra ascum germinantibus,
dein expulsis, in mycelium conidia Oidii normalia generans abeun-
tibus; conidiis normalibus interdum germinantibus et conidiola
rninora ovoidea in apice hypharum gignentibus.

Hab. in foliis vivis Populi tremulae in agro Bononiensi.
Fere absque dubio forma quaedam Uncinulse aduncoe.

MICR0SPH/ERA Lev. — Syll. I p. 10, IX p. 368, XI p. 252, XIV

p. 463, XVI p. 402.

1. MicrosphaBra ferruginea Erikss. Fung. paras. scand. n. 145, Salmon 1777
Mon. Erysiph. p. 169, f. 56-58. — Caespitibus amphigenis, ferru-
gineis, pulveraceis, demum late effusis confluentibusque ; conidiis
utrinque rotundatis, pallide fuscis, pellucidis, 28-32 « 16-18; peri-
theciis fusco-atris, sparsis, mycelio densissimo arachnoideo persi-
stenti intextis 80-90 \i. diam.; appendicibus 6-10, perithecium aequan-
tibus v. duplo longioribus 4-6-ies dichotomis, hyalinis; ascis 6-8 ;j..

in quoque perithecio 44-50 v 26-30; sporidiis 6-8 in quoque asco
16-18 «10-12.

Hab. in foliis Verbenae hybridse cultse, cui valde noxia, in
Suecia.

2. Microsphaera Betae Vahna Zeitschr. f. Zuckerind. in Bohmen 1778
XXVII, p. 180, t. I. — Hyphis conidiophoris repentibus haustorys
lobulatis, pncditis; conidiis (Oidii) cylindraceo-doliiformibus, utrin-
que obtusis 44*15-20 plerumque solitariis nec catenulatis; peri-
theciis globosis, brunneis, 75-130 ;x. diam. astomis, laxe paren-
chymaticis, basi appendicibus 8-10 filiformibus continuis, flexuosis
adscendentibus, subhyalinis, basi coloratis, sursum furcatis v. in

526 Pyrenomycetffi, Perysporiacese, Erysipheae, Erysiphe

ramulos subdiohotomos laxiusculos, subiude apicibus bilobulatos di-
visis cinctis; ascis obovatis brevissime stipitatis iu quoque perithe-
cio 3-5, subtetrasporis ; sporidiis ellipsoideis, levibus, intus granu-
losis, hyalinis, 28-30 « 18.

Hdb. in foliis vivis Bot;e vulgaris, quam valdo vexat in
Bohemia. — Teste auctore, spocies gignit zoosporangia ot zoo-
sporas, quod factum vere novum et notabilo videtur, tamon no-
vis experimontis conflrmandum.

ERYSIPHE Hedw. - Syll. I p. 15, IK p. 870, XI p. 253, XVI
p. 404.

1. Erysiphe Acanthophylli N. Speschnew, Fungi transcaspici ot turke- 177'J
stanici. 1901, p. 5, tab. I, fig. 9-15. — Mycelio hypophyllo; hy-
phis tenuibus, ramosis vel simplicibus, septatis valdo undulatis,
achrois, granulosis, 1,5-2 ;j.. crassis; hyphopodiis nodosis, bifurcatis;
peritheciis epiphyllis, solitariis, sparsis, haud immorsis, globosis

v. subglobosis, ca. 160 ;j.. diam., atris ; setulis rectis, continuis, nu-
cleatis, apice rotundatis, 2 -3 ;j.. cr. ; ascis late piriformibus, octo-
sporis, 38 « 28; sporidiis subsphgericis, continuis, hyalinis, 8 ;j.. d.;
hyphis conidiiferis ab hyphis mycelii non diversis; conidiis elon-
gato-ovoideis, episporio tenuissimo, 38-43 w 16-19.

Hab. in foliis caulibusque Acanthophylli glandulosi in
Rossia.

2. Erysiphe Euphorbiae N. Speschnew Fungi transcaspici et turkesta- 1780
nici 1901, p. 3, tab. I, fig. 1-8. — Mycelio epiphyllo. interdum
hvpophyllo, constricte effuso, confluenti, tenui; hyphis repentibus,
ramosis, flexilibus, undulatis, septatis, dense intertextis, crassiusculis
4,9-7 ;j.. crass., hyalinis, hyphopodiis biclavatis, alternis, 14,8-22,5

\>. . ; peritheciis gregariis, globosis dein subglobosis, in villo nidu
lantibus 150-180 ;j. diam., atro-brunneis; setulis hvalinis, continuis,
enucleatis, undulatis, apiculo pedaliformi, 7-9 ;j.. crassis perithecio,
duplo longioribus; ascis elongato piriformibus, apiculo obtusis,
operculatis, 3-6 sporis, 90-98^22-24 spondiis ellipsoideis, conti-
nuis, 20-24 » 11-15, hyalinis; hyphis conidiiferis mycelio similibus;
conidiis elongato-ovoideis, 20-24^12-16, episporio 2-3 ;j.. crasso.
llah in foliis Euphorbiae lanatae in Rossia transcapica.

3. Erysiphe taurica Lev. — Syll. I, pag. 1(5. — var. andina Spog. nsi
Myc, Arg. scr. II, 1902, p. 68. — Peritheciis superficialibus, in
vivo globosis, in sicco jjIus minusve cupulato-collapsis, 150-250 ;j..
diam. atris. i-ontextu i]}<'iii1'r;inaceo-subcarnosulo, subopaco, appendi-

Pyrenomycetse, Perysporiacepe, Eurotiese, Eurotium. 527

cibus numerosis radiantibus, simplicibus v. parce ramosis, 100-130 «
4-6, primo hyalinis dein subchlorinis ; ascis aparaphysatis 6-10 in
quoque perithecio, subclavulatis, apice saepius subtruncatis, basi in
petiolo crasso brevissimo cuneatis, 70 80 « 35-40, bisporis; sporidiis
ellipticis, utrinque obtusis, 26-30 « 12-14, obsolete guttulatis, pri-
mo tunica mucosa vestitis, hyalinis.

Hab. in foliis vivis Euphorbias cuiusdam prope Mendoza in
Argentina.

4. Erysiphe Asterisci P. Magn. in Hedw. XLIV, p. 16, tab. II. — 1782
Conidiis valde elongatis, utrinque rotundatis, 52 « 16 extus mi-
nute granulosis (ex icone levibus et intus minute granulosis) in
conidiophoro brevi solitarie acrogenis ; peritheciis depresso-globosis,
194 [i. latis, 56 \l. alt., a medio deorsum appendiculis seu hy-
phis numerosis tortuosis descendentibus, hyalinis (?), matrici firmi-

ter affixis; ascis in quoque perithecio numerosis (usque 10) ovoi-
deo-oblongis apice rotundatis, brevissime sensim stipitatis, 2-4-spo-
ris, 80-85 « 28-30 (ex icone) ; sporidiis (immaturis visis) ellipsoideis
monostichis.

Hab. in foliis Asterisci aquatici, Santa Oruz Teneriffae
insulae (Bornhuller). — Perithecii contextus ex icone crassiuscu-
lus. Matrix sub quoque perithecio leviter impresso-concaviuscula.

5. Erysiphe Solani Vanha Zeitschr. f. Zuckerindustre in Bohmer 1783
XXVII (species ibi nominata, sed nondum descripta).

Hab. in foliis Solani tuberosi in Bohemia.

Trib. 2. Burotiese Sacc.

EUROTIUM Link. — Syll. I p. 95, IX p. 371, XI p. 254, XVI
p. 1123.

1. Eurotium microsporum Mass. et Salm. Coproph. fungi I, p. 333, 1784
fig. 28. -- Peritheciis sparsis circ. 130 \>.. diam., globosis, primo
flavovirentibus, dein citrinis, superficialibus ; contextu parenchy-
matico e cellulis tenuibus 5-8 \l. latis composito ; ascis splneroi-
deis v. subsphseroideis 7-8 \l. diam., citissime diffluentibus, octo-
sporis; sporidiis minutissimis, sphrcroideo-biconvexis, 2 \x. diam.
levibus chlorinis.

Hab. in fiino Capreoli Capse.c, Haplocerotis montani,
Capra- dorcadis, Caprre sinaitica1, Ovis Vignoi, Cavia'
Cobayse, Kew Britanniae.

528 Pyrenomycetse, Perysporiacese, Eurotiese, Penicilliopsis.

2. Eurotium rubrum Bremer, Dio fettverzehr. Organism. in Nahr. 17sr»
u. Futtermitteln. Dissert. Munster L902 et in Zeitsch. f. Unter-
such. d. Nahrung in G-enussmitt. IV, 1901, pag. 72. — Mycelio
primum niveo, dein flavo, tandem rufo-brunneo, 4-8 \i. diam. ;
conidiis ovoideis v. sphssroideis, griseo.-virescentibus 5-8 »j.. diam.
verruculosis; peritheciis globosis, membranaceis, primum flavis,
demum brunneo-rubris, 100-150 a. diem. ; ascis globulosis, octo-
sporis; sporidiis lenticularibus, ambitu plano-sulcatis, levibus, hya-
linis G ;j.. diam. e latere 4-5 ;j.. cr.

Ilab. in seminibus tritis putrescentibus Gossypii, socia Mo-
niluv spec, Miinster in Germania. — Colore rubido dignoscitur
imprimis ab Eur. repenti proxime aflini specie.

PENICILLIOPSIS Solms Laubach. - Syll. IX p. 945, XI p. 355, XVI

p. 40G.

1. Penicilliopsis palmicola P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. III, 1904, p. 352, ns,->
cum icon. — Stromatibus conidiophoris fasciculatis, filiformibus
subulatis, carnosis, erectis, viridi-flavis usque ad 7 cm. longis,
1-2 mm. crassis, simplicibus, ex hyphis septatis 5-15 ;j.. crassis con-
flatis, sicco atrofuscis, succo sanguineo, conidiophoris lateraliter
subcapitatis, ramulis clavatis plurimis circumdatis, sterigmatibus
subfusoideis apiculatis, 13-16 « 4-5 ; conidiis catenulatis ellipsoideis
flavo-fuscidulis, levibus, 6-7^4 5; ex eodem stromate conidiis ca-
tenulatis subcuboideis vel subglobosis, hyalinis, ca. 8-15 (j.. diam.
Stromata perithecigera ignota.

Hab. in fructibus Palmarum, Rio Jurua, Jurua-Miry Ama-
zoni®.

2. Penicilliopsis juruensis P. Ilenn. Fungi Amaz IV, Hedw. XLIV, i~s~
1905, p. 59. — Stromatibus conidiophoris fasciculatis, flliformibus

• simplicibus, erectis, ca 10 cm. longis, 1-1 '/., mm. crassis, alutaceis;
ex hyphis septatis connatis, conidiophoris patontibus subcapitatis,
sterigmatibus subfusoideis apiculatis 10-lG«3-5; conidiis catenu-
latis ellipsoideis, Havo-brunneolis, levibus, G-10«5-7.

llab. in seminibus Lecy thidac e ae cujusdam, Rio Jurua Bra-
siliae. — Habitu P. palmicolce P. Honn.

3. Penicilliopsis? togoensis P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1901, p. 40. 1788
Syll. XVI, p. 1123 (nomen). - - Stromate conidiophoro phyllogeno,
sparso, clavariiformi, simplici v. dichotomo-ramoso, fusco-brunneo

5 7 cm. longo, Btipite tereti vel compresso 1-2 mm. cr., ramis
ibulatis in axillis compressis 0,5-1,5 cm. longis, levibus, sub-

Pyrenomycette, Perisporiacefe, Eng-lerulete, Eng-lerula. 529

glabris, apice acutis, basidiis late clavatis, 30-35 * 20, fuscidulis
ubique vestitis; conidiis catenulatis subglobosis v. ovoideo-ellipsoi-
deis, fuscis v. brunneo-fuscis, verrucosis 6-9 « 6-7. Stromata asco-
phora ignota.

Hab. in foliis putridis, Togo Afr.

HYALODERMA Speg. — Syll. IX, p. 437. XI p. 270, XIV p. 465,
XVI p. 406.

1. Hyaloderma filicicolum Pat. in Duss Enum. Chanip. Guadel. 1903, 1789
p. 69. — Sparsum v. aggregatum; peritheciis globulosis, flavido-
pallidis, 180-300 \l. diam., mollibus, contextu hyalino, tenui, cel-
luloso, basi pilis fasciculatis, rigidis, 15-30 « 5-7, radicantibus ; ascis
cylindraceis, octosporis, paraphysibus ramulosis; sporidiis lineari-
bus, ilexuosis, 65-90 « 3-4, obscure septulatis.

Hab. sub foliis languidis filicum (Meniscii sp.) ubi in my-
celio hyphomycetis cujusdam vivit, Gourbeyre Gruadalupie (Duss).

Trib. 3. Engleruleae P. Hennings.
Perithecia tenui-membranacea. pallida. contextu subanhisto.

ENGLERULA P. Henn. in Engl. Bot Jahrb. 1903, p. 49 (Etym. ab
illustri botanico Engler berolinensi). — Perithecia hyphicola, su-
perficialia, sicco subcornea, mellea, madore subgelatinosa, tenui-
membranacea, sine structura cellulosa distincta, vix ostiolata. Asci
ovoidei, octospori, aparaphysati; sporidia atro-fusca 1-septata.

1. Englerula Macarangae P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1903, p. 49. — 1790
Peritheciis hypophyllis, sparse gregariis, superficialibus, in hyphis
fuscis, septatis, ramosis 3,5-4 ;j.. cr. parasiticis ?, basi hyphis hya-
linis, septatis, ramosis, ca. 3-4 ;j.. cr., circumdatis; conidiis substel-
latis, fusoideis 1-3-septatis, intus 1-4-guttulatis, hyalinis, 10-20 «
3-4; peritheciis ovoideis, ca. 80-150 \i. diam. sicco subcorneis, sub-
melleis fuscidulis, rugulosis, hurnido-gelatinosis, hyalinis, haud cel-
lulosis, apice subostiolatis ; ascis ovoideis, vertice crasse tunicatis,
basi apiculato-curvulis, octosporis, 40-60 « 35-45, paraphysibus
haud conspicuis; sporidiis conglobatis, ovoideis vel ellip.soideis,
utrinque rotundato-obtusis, medio-septatis, paullo constrictis. bigut-
tulatis, primo hyalinis, dein atris, 20-30 v 12-18.

Hab. in foliis Macarangaj, Ost Usambara Afric;c orient.
(Engler).

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530 PyrenomycetaB, Perisporiacese, Perisporiese, A.nixia.

SACCARDOMYCES P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. III, Hedw. 1904, p. 353
(Etym. genus Syllogia auctori humanissime dicatum). — Perithecia
superficialia, minutissima, subovoidea, contextu tenui membranaceo,
subanliisto, ex hyphis radiatis, pallido-fuscidulo, poro exiguo peri-
physibus tenuissime filiformibus instructo. Asci subfusoidei, 8-spo-
ri. paraphysati. Sporidia aciculari-filiformia, hyalina, continua. —
Ili/alodermati, Globulinm et Englerulce affinis.

1. Saccardomyces bactridicola P. Henn. 1 c. — Maculis fuscis, ro- 1791
tundatis; peritheciis caespitosis vel singularibus, subglobosis vel
ovoideis fuscis. ca. 140-150 v 110-120, contextu radiatim fibroso,
subanhysto, subhyalino vel fusco, apice obtusis. dein apertis, poro
periphysibus tenuissimis hyalinis praedito, basi hyphis repentibus,
sparsis septatis, ramosis, flavo-brunneis, 2-3 ;j.. crassis; ascis fusoi-
deis, apice tunicatis, acutiusculis, basi fasciculatis, 30-40 * G-10, 8-
sporis; paraphysibus fasciculatis v. basi ramosis, filiformibus, flexuo-

sis, superantibus. ca. 1-1'/, ;j.. crassis; sporidiis parallelis filifor-
mi-acicularibus, utrinque acutis, pluriguttulatis, 25-35 « 2-2 '/., ;j..
hyalinis.

Hab.ui foliis Bactridis spec, socia Meliola, Iquitos Rio Ama-
zonas, Peru.

2. Saccardomyces socius P. Henn. 1. c. t. V, f. 6. — Peritheciis 1792
superficialibus gregariis vel sparsis in mycelio Dimerii vel Aste-
rinoe parasitantibus, ovoideis vel subglobosis, ca. 70-100 w 60-80
diam., contextu subanhysto, ex hyphis radiantibus, pallide fuscidu-

lis, subpellucidis, vertice obtuse rotundatis, dein apertis, poro pa-
raphysibus tenuissime filiformibus, basi hyphis repentibus, septatis
ramosis, pallide fuscis 2-4 a. crassis; ascis fasciculatis fusoidiis
vel subclavatis, 8-sporis, 18-30 »6-8; paraphysibus filiformibus,
flexuosis, hyalinis, ca. 1 ;j.. crassis; sporidiis parallelis, aciculari-fili-
formibus, curvulis, utrinque acutis, pluriguttulatis, 17-22« 2-2 1/2
hyalinis.

Hab. in foliis Solani, socio Dimerio Saccardoano, Asterina
etc., Leticia, Rio Amazonas, Peru.

Trib 4. Porisporieic Sacc.

Sect. 1. Ilyalosponp.

ANIXIA Fr. — Syll. I, p 34.

1. Anixia Bresadolae v. Elohnel, Fragmente zur Mycologie 1903, p. 3. 1793

— Peritheciis sparsis, superficialibus, globosis, lcvibus, nitentibus,

Pyrenomycetffi, Perisporiacese, Perisporiete, Magnusia. 531

atro-brunneis, demum fere nigris, 120-200 ;j.. latis, in basi fila-
mentis longissimis, repentibus, laxis, fuscescentibus instructis; ascis
cylindraceis, valde tenuibus, 140 « 7-8; paraphysibus tenerrimis 3 \x.
latis, ascos saepe superantibus, septatis e cellulis 16 ;j.. long. for-
matis; sporidiis octonis, monostichis, continuis, hyalinis, 12-20«
5-7, ellipsoideis uno latere subcompressis.

Hab. in ligno putri quercino, Frauenwart-Berg, prope Pur-
kersdorf Australiae inf. - Stat. ascoph. Acrothecii Anixice Hohnel.
2. Anixia myriasca v. Hohnel, Fragm. zur Mycologie 1903, p. 4. — 1794
Peritheciis sparsis, fimicolis, superficialibus, carbonaceis, fragilibus,
contextu parenchymatico, ovoideis, conico-papillatis, astomis, le-
vibus, c. 200 ;j.. crassis, atro-brunneis ; ascis aparaphysatis, nume-
rosissimis, hyalinis, tenerremis, octosporis, cylindraceis, supra ob-
tusis, 50-60 « 4-5; sporidiis oblique monostichis, hyalinis, enucleatis,
ellipticis, 4-4,5 « 2,5-3.

Hab. in fimo vaccino, ad montem Schneeberg loco Ochsen-
boden dicto Austrue infer. — An Anixiella, nov. gen.? — Peri-
theciis conico-papillatis et ascis aparaphysatis a typo differt.

APIOSPORIUM Kunze — Syll. I p. 30, IX p. 375, XVI p. 408.

1. Apiosporium sibiricum Karst. Fung. nov. Loennb. 1904, pag. 5 1795
(Finska Vetensk. Soc.) — Mycelio prteprimis in foliorum vivo-
rum pagina inferiore petiolisque nascente acervulos effusos con-
fluentes fuscos exhibente; peritheciis sph;eroideis, 80-90 ;j.. diam.;
sporidiis non visis.

Hab. in Spirsea palmata et Sanguisorba ofncinali
in regione Baicalensi Listvinitschnoje , nec non prope Omsk
Sibirioe (0. A. F. Lonnbohm). — Hyph;e continuae, simplices. 4-6 ;j..
crassic. Perithecia immatura, ascis sporisque carentia.

Sect. 2. Phaeospora.

MAGNUSIA Sacc. — Syll. I p. 38, XVI p. 1123.

1. Magnusia Bartlettii Mass. et Salm. Coproph. fungi, I, pag. 333, 1796
fig. 26. — Peritheciis sparsis superficialibus, globosis, nigris, 250-
500 ;j.. diam., contextu parenchymatico e cellulis minutis polygo-
nis distinctis, ca. 4 ;j.. latis composito, apice coma pilorum ornatis,
pilis 8-12 rigidis simplicibus plus minus divergentibus, atro-fuscis
levibus, sparse septatis, apice intcrdum flexuosis, basin versus
circ. 6 ;j.. latis, perithecii diametro duplo vel triplo longioribus,

532 Pyrenomycetse, Perisporiacefe, Perisporiene. Pleuroascus.

ceterum glabris; ascis numerosis, globosis, 18-20 ;j.. diam. v. oblon-
go-piriformibus 20-25 « 14-17, cito diffluentibus, 6-8-sporis; spori-
diis ellipticis utrinquo acutis, 8-10 « 5, primum hyalinis demum
distincte dilute fuligineis.

Hab. in fimo Capreoli capraeae, Cavise Cobayae, Ovis
Burrhel, 0. Vignei, Kew Britanniae.

ARACHNOMYCES Massee et Salmon, Coproph. fungi II p. 68 (1902)
(Etym. ab arachne et myces). — Perithecia globosa, simplicia,
astoma, membrauacea, parenchymatica, appendicibus fuscis eumor-
phis instructa. Asci minuti, numerosi, globosi ; sporidia primum
conglobata, continua, fusca. — A Pleuroasco Mass. et Salm. subiculi
defectu et appendicibus fuscis, a Magnusia Sacc. ascis globosis et
sporidis conglobatis differt.

1. Arachnomyces nitidus Mass. et Salm. 1. c. fig. 127-131. — Peri- \~<r,
theciis globosis 100-350 a. diam., nigris, nudis, nitidis, tenui-mem-
branaceis, fragilibus; contextu parenchymatico e cellulis polygo-

nis irregularibus 5-10 ;j.. latis composito; appendicibus e parte
perithecii inferiore orientibus, paucis, flexuoso-contortis, atro-fuscis
5-6 (j.. latis nitentibus, semiopacis, septatis, perithecii diametro
5-7-longioribus, apice rectis v. simpliciter circinatis; ascis nume-
rosissimis, subglobosis circ. 10 ;a. diam., mox evanescentibus; spo-
ridiis octonis primum conglobatis, sphaeroideo - compressis, 3-4«
2,5, fuscis.

Hab. in plantis putridis, Kew (C. Crossland), et in fimo m u-
rino, Thornton Hough, Cheshire Britanniae.

2. Arachnomyces sulphureus Mass. et Salm. 1. c. fig. 55-60. — Pe- i~',s
ritheciis globosis 500-730 ;x. diam., superficialibus, indumento sul-
phureo arcte adhaerente obtectis, tenui-membranaceis, fragilibus;
contextu parenchymatico e cellulis polygonis irregularibus, 5-10

a. latis composito, basim versus appendicibus paucis flexuosis 5-
6 a. latis, perithecii diametro 3-4 longioribus, divorgentibus, atro-
fuscis, nitentibus, semiopacis, septatis, apice circinatis v. circinato-
contortis, cinctis : ascis numerosissimis, minutis, globosis 7-8 ;j..
diam., mox evanescentibus; sporidiis sph.rroideo-compressis 3-4«
2,5, fuscis, octonis, conglobatis.

Ilab. in nido vetusto Bombi spec. Kew Britannia'.

PLEUROASCUS Mass. et Salm. — Syll. XVI p. 1123.

1. Pleuroascus Nicholsoni Mass. et Salm. Coproph. fungi I, p. 330, f. 25. 1799

Pyrenomycetse, Perisporiacese, Perisporiete, Dimerosporium. 533

Peritlieciis in subiculo pannoso.distincto v. confluente, primum
albo, deiride fuscescente ex hyphis delicatulis ramosis, intertextis,
composito, plus minus immersis, dense gregariis parvis, 130-200
;x. diam., atris, fragilibus; contextu parenchymatico e cellulis di-
stinctis 6-10 ;x. latis composito; appendicibus pluribus e parte
perithecii inferiore orientibus, hyalinis, arcte spiraliter convolutis,
compressis, septatis; ascis numerosissimis, minutis globosis, 8 ^.
diam., mox diffluentibus, in hyphis ramosis, dense glomerulatis ;
sporidiis octonis, conglobatis, globosis, minutis, circ. 3 ;j.. diam.
fuligineis.

Hdb. iu fimo Cavise CobaysB, Kew Britannuo (G. Nicholson).

ORBICULA Cooke — Syll. I p. 38, IX p. 378.

1. Orbicula Richenii Rick in Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 245. — Stromate 1800
effuso, nigro, spongioso, usque 5 mm. crasso, hyphis fuligineis
multiseptatis ramificantibus, laxe intertextis formato, ramulis 10 «
4 bifidis; peritheciis 350 \x. diam., rotundatis vel applanatis, atris,
ad superficiem stromatis seriatim aggregatis, sa?pe tectis; ascis cy-
lindraceis, pedicellatis, p. spor. 16 ;j.. longis, 18 ;x. latis, octosporis;
sporidiis distichis, unilocularibus, ovoideis, hyalinis, dein obscu-
rioribus, biguttulatis, 6^3.

Hab. parasitica in lignis a Nummularia spec. tectis et, ut
videtur, eiusdem stromata occupans, S. Leopoldo Amer. Merid.

Sect. S. HyalodidyiUte .

DIMEROSPORIUM Fuck. — Syll. I p. 51, IX p. 401, XI p. 257,
XIV p. 466, XVI p. 408.

1. Dimerosporium Andirae P. Henn. Fungi S. Paulenses I, in Hedw. 1801
1902, p. 107 (nec D. meliolicola Speg.). — Peritheciis sparsis in
mycelio Meliolai superficialibus, minutis, subglobosis, atris, basi
hyphis repentibus, fuscis circundatis, contextu membranaceo, asto-
mis, 60-70 ;j.. diam. ; ascis clavatis, apice obtuse rotundatis, tuni-
catis, basi attenuatis, 20-30 « 8-12, octosporis; sporidiis subdistichis,
oblonge ovoideis v. fusoideis, 1-septatis, constrictis, 6-8 « 3,5-4,5,
hyalinis.

Hab. in foliis Andir;c spec, prope S. Paulo BrasiliaB.

2. Dimerosporium Litseae P. Henn. in Engl. Jahrb. 1902, p. XXXII, 1802

•" " ! i'; rcnomypptii'. Perisporiacese, Perisporiese, Dimerosporium.

p. 42. — Mycelio epiphyllo, crustaceo-effuso, atro; liyphis repenti-
bus, ramosis, septatis; peritheciis sparsis. hemisphaericis, astomis,
membranaceo-carbonaccis, 200-300 a. diametro; ascis oblonge ovoi-
deis vel olavatis, apice rotundatis, tunicatis, basi atteimatis, 4-8-
sporis, 45-65 26-35; sporidiis subdistichis oblongis, medio 1-septa-
tis, paulo constrictis, utrinque oblusis, 30-35 «11-14, hyalinis.

Hab. in foliis Li tse;r g laucao in prov. Awa Japoniae (S.
Kusano).

3. Dimerosporium cantareirense Henn. in Hedw. 1902, pag. 298. — 1803
Peritheciis hypophyllis, gregariis vel epiphyllis sparsis, lenticu-
lari-hemisphaericis, medio depressis, membranaceo-cellulosis, atris.
hyphis repentibus, subsimplicibus septatis, 3-4 ;j.. cr., atro-fuscis
circumdatis; conidiis ellipsoideis, utrinque obtuse rotundatis, atro-
fuscis, medio 1-septatis, valde constrictis, granulosis, 12-16 ** G-8,
cellulis subglobosis; ascis oblonge ovoideis, apice rotundatis, tuni-
catis, basi curvulis, octosporis 1-septatis, paullo constrictis, hyalino-
fuscidulis, 13-16 v 4 5,5.

Hab. in foliis Myrsines cujusdam, S. Paulo Brasilise.

4. Dimerosporium vestitum Earle in New York Bot. Gard. 1902, 1801
]). 338. — C;cspitulis epiphyllis, nigris, effusis, s:cpe confluentibus

ex hyphis tenuibus, pallide brunneis, 3-4 ;j.. cr., compositis; coni-
diis subglobosis, sarciniformibus, 4-cellularibus, opacis, ni^ris, breve
stipitatis. circ. 20 ;j..; peritheciis nigro-brunneis, 85-100 ;j.. diam ,
contextu celluloso, ex hyphis brunneis, continuis vel parce septa-
tis, 100-200^4-5 oriundis; ascis late clavatis, 35-40 » 8-10, para-
physibus flliformibus; sporidiis distichis vel irregulariter dispositis,
constricto-ovatis, inaequaliter septatis, hyalinis, 3-guttulatis, 8 *
3-4.

Ilab.m foliis vivis Baccharidis glomerulif lorre, Mana-
tee Florida, Amer. bor. — Stat. conid. videtur afrinis Sarcinettce
heterospo r(i\

5. Dimerosporium Gnaphalii Henn. in Hedw. 1902, p. 297. — Ma- ]805
culis fuscidulis, rotundatis vel effusis; peritheciis sparsis vel gre-
gariis epiphyllis, aterrimis, membranaceis, subhemisphaericis, rugu-
losis, pertusis, 70-100 ;j.. diam.; hyphis atro-fuscis ramosis, Beptatis,

3 4 [).. crassis, circumdatis; ascis clavatis, apice obtusis tunicatis,
basi attenuatis-curvatis, 25-33*6-8, octosporis; paraphysibus fili-
formibus, hyalinis 2 ;j.. crassis ; sporidiis subdistichis, fusoideis vel
subclavatis, apice vel utrinque subacutiusculis, reetis, medio 1-se-
ptatis hyalinis, 7-8 * 2,5-3.

Pyrenomycetse, Perisporiacese, Perisporiere, Dimerosporium. 535

Hab. in foliis G-naphalii spec, in liorto botanico et Pedra
Branca, S. Paulo Brasili:r.

6. Dimerosporium ClidemniaB P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. IV, in Hedw. 1S0G
1905, p. 59. — Maculis mycelii stellato-radiatis vel rotundatis
subcrustaceis, atris; hypliis variis usque ad 10 ;x. crassis repenti-
bus, atro-brunneis, pseudopodiis alternis ovoideis, atro-fuscis, ca. 20-

25 v 10-14; peritheciis sparsis v. gregariis, ovoideis. membranaceo-
cellulosis, atro-brunneis perforatis, ca. 80-100 a. ; ascis fasciculatis,
paraphysatis , clavatis, apice tunicatis, rotundatis, 25-40^6-8;
sporidiis subdistichis, clavatis, rectis vel curvulis, medio 1-septatis
paulo constrictis, hyalinis, 8-10 « 3-3 '/,.

Hab. in foliis Clidemni;e tibiifoli;e, Manaos Rio, Negro
Brasiliae.

7. Dimerosporium cordiicolum P. Henn. Fungi Amaz III, 1904, p. 355. 1807
— Peritheciis epiphyllis, gregariis vel subsparsis, subglobosis vel
ovoideis, membranaceo-cellulosis, atris ca. 50-80 a. ; hyphis repen-
tibus, fuscis, ramosis, septatis, 3-3 '/, a. crassis ; ascis clavatis, ro-
tundatis, 8-sporis, 25-35^14-17; sporidiis conglobatis v. subdisti-
chis, ovoideis vel ellipsoideis, utrinque obtusis, medio 1-septatis
valde constrictis, hyalinis, 12-15 « 7-8.

Hab. in foliis Cordire, E-io Jurua, Jurua-Miry Amazoniae.

8. Dimerosporium amazonicum P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. III, 1904, ibos
p. 355, cum icon. — Maculis mycelii epiphyllis rotundatis, atris,
subcrustaceis; hyphis repentibus fuscis-ramosis, sa^pe confluentibus,
conidiis fusoideis vel clavatis, stipitatis, 2-5-septatis, fuscidulis, 30-

40 « 8-10 ; peritheciis sparsis vel aggregatis, ovoideis vel subel-
lipsoideis, atris, poro pertusis, contextu membranaceo-celluloso
fusco-brunneo, ca. 80-100 a. diam.; ascis fasciculatis, clavatis, apice
obtusis, 8-sporis, 30-40 « 8-10; paraphysibus filiformibus, hyalinis
ca. 1 l/2-2 ;j.. crassis; sporidiis oblique monostichis v. distichis, cla-
vatis, 3-guttulatis, medio 1-septatis, subconstrictis, hyalino-cyane-
scentibus, 8-10 « 3-4.

Hab. in foliis Bignoniacere cuiusd., Iquitos, Rio Amazonas
Peru.

9. Dimerosporium Synaphe» P Henn. F. Australia^ occid. I, in Hedw. 1809
1901, p. 96. — Syll. XVI, p. 1124 (nomen). — .Mycelio crustaceo,
subpulvinato, atro; hyphis septatis, castaneis, brevibus; conidiis
subovoideis, 1-septatis, atro-castaneis, 10-13 « 10; peritheciis lenti-
cularibus, depressis, atris; ascis clavatis, apice obtuse rotundatis,
tunicatis, basi attenuatis, curvulis, octosporis, 40-50 ^ 14-20; spori-

1'yrenomycctfr, Perisporineeir, Perisporierp, Ncorehmin.
diis distichis vel conglobatis, oblonge ovoideis 1-septatis, haud
constrictis, hyalino-fascidulis, 10-15 « 6-7.

llah. in foliis vivis Synaphoa- polymorphrc, Perth Au-
stralise occid.

10. Dimerosporium Manihotis P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. III, 1904, p. 354. 1810
lledwigia. — Maculis epiphyllis, gregariis, angulatis, navidis; pe-

ritheciis hypophyllis in eaespitulis gregariis rotundato angulatis v.
eonfluentibus, ovoideis, atris, apice snbpapillatis, 60-80 ;j. , contextu
celluloso, brunneo-fusco, basi hyphis ramosis, brunneolis, 3-5 ;j.. ;
ascis subclavatis, apice tunicatis, rotundatis vel subacutiusculis,
curvulis, 8-sporis, 2S-35»8-lO; sporidiis subdistichis v. conglo-
batis, oblonge ovoideis vel clavatis, obtusis, medio 1-septatis, vix
constrictis, hyalino-cyanescentibus, 9-13 » 3-3 '/,.

IJab. in foliis Manihot, Rio Jurua Forteleza Amazonia-.

11. Dimerosporium hyptidicolum P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. III, 1904, i«n
p. 354. — Maculis mycelii epiphyllis atris, effusis; peritheciis spar-

sis vel aggregatis, subglobosis, obtusis, atro-fuscis, ca. 80-100 ;j..
diam., basis hyphis repentibus, septatis, fuscis; ascis oblonge cla-
vatis, obtusis, tunicatis, 8-sporis, ca. 25-35^6-10; sporidiis obli-
que monostichis vel subdistiehis, ovoideis v. clavatis, obtusis, me-
dio 1-septatis vix constrictis, hyalino-cyanescentibus, 7-10 «3 '/,-4.
Ilab. in foliis Hyptidis, Rio Negro, Mamios Amazoni.i'.

12. Dimerosporium? bauhinicolum P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. III, 1904, 1812
p. 355. — Mycelio radiato effuso hypophyllo arachnoideo, atro-
fusco; hyphis repentibus, ramosis, fusco-brunneis, 3-5 a. crassis;
conidiis variiformibus, ellipsoideis, ovoideis vel oblongis, 2-4-se-
ptatis, 15-30 « 6-10; peritheciis sparsis v. aggregatis, ovoideis v.
subglobosis celluloso-membranaceis, fusco-brunneis, ca. 100-120 v
80-100 ;j. ; ascis clavatis, apice tunicatis, rotundatis, basi saepe cur-
vulo-substipitatis, 8-sporis, 50-60*20-25; sporidiis subdistichis v.
conglobatis oblonge ovoideis vel ellipsoideis, obtusis. medio 1-se-
ptatis, constrictis, hyalinis, 20-26 * 7-10.

llab. in foliis Bauhiniss, Rio Jurua Jurua-Miry Amazonise

NEOREHMIA v. Hohnel, Fragmente zur Mycologie 1903, p. 1 (Etym.
ab insigni myeolpgo et lichenologo doctore Hknkico Rehm). — Pe-
rithecia sessilia, libera, globosa, subcarnosa, ex olivaceo nigrescen-
tia, pilis rigidis ornata, ostiolo nullo v. obsoleto. Paraphyses parcaB;
asci clavati, octospori; sporidia hyalina, e cellulis binis, globosis,
facile jamque ipso in asco se separantibus formata.

Pyrertomycetse, Perisporiacese, Perisporiese, Dimerium. 537

1. Neorehmia ceratophora v. Hohnel 1. c. — Peritheciis sparsis, globo- 1813
sis, minutis, 120-160 [x. latis, ex olivaceo nigrescentibus, subcarnosis,
tenuibus, ubique pilis non septatis, rigidis, brevibus, 20-25 « 2-3,
vel simplicibus vel apice magis minusve denticulatis vel ramosis
obtectis; ostiolo nulio v. obsoleto; paraphysibus parcis, filiformibus ;
ascis tenuissimis, clavatis, 40-45 v 4-6 octosporis ; sporidiis subdi-
stichis vel oblique monostichis, oblongis, 4^2, hyalinis, e cellulis
binis, globosis, facile jamque ipso in asco se separantibus formatis.
Hab. in ligno putrido Carpini?, Viehoferin Austrise inferioris.

Sect. 4. Phieodidymie.

DIMERIUM Sacc. et Syd. — Syll. XVI p. 410 (ut subgenus) (Etym.
dis bis et meros pars, ob sporidia bilocularia). A Dimerosporio
differt sporidiis coloratis nec hyalinis. — Huc spectant plures species
jam huic postremo generi relatse, nempe: Dimerium Fumago (Niessl),
D. Psilostomatis (Thiim.), D. oligotrichum (Mont.), D. Langloisii
(E. et M.), D. Ulei (Wint.), D. imperspicuum (Speg.), D. lateri-
cium (Speg), D. Passiflone (Pat.), D. Monnince (Pat), D. Ri-
chardii (Thiim.), D. Barnadesiai (Pat.), D. spectabile (Pat.), D. mo-
niliferum (Pat.), D. Labiatarum (Pat), D. Gilgianum (P. Henn.),
D. secedens Sacc, D. minutum (Pat.), D. Magnoliai (T. et E.), D.
baccharidicolum (P. Henn.), D. Englerianum (P. Henn.), D. For-
steroniai (P. Henn.), D. hamatum P. et Sacc, D. pangerangense
(P. Henn.), D. tasmanicum (Massee), D. occultum (Rac.j.

1. Dimerium orbiculatum (Mc Alp.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Dimerosporium 1814
orbiculatum M. Alp. in The Linn. Soc of N. S. Wales, 1903,
pag. 97. — Maculis numerosis, orbicularibus, fuligineo-nigris, epi-
phyllis, interdum confluentibus, 2-3 mm. diam ; hyphis pallide
olivaceis, circ 7 \i. cr., ramulosis; conidiis concoloribus, 1-septatis,
paullo constrictis, 15-17^8-9, pucciniaeformibus; ascis clavatis,
sessilibus, superne rotundatis, octosporis, 95-105 v 24-28; paraphy-
sibus hyalinis, filiformibus, superne ramosis, asco sub.cquilongis;
sporidiis distichis ad basim monostichis, olivaceis, subovalibus, 1-se-
ptatis, superne rotundatis, 30-35 « 10-11, cellula superiori crassiori.

Hab. in foliis vivis Grevillese Victoriaj in Victoria Au-
stralise.

2. Dimerium erysiphinum (P. Henn.) Sacc et D. Sacc. Dimerospo- 1815
rium erysiphinum P. Henn. in Ergebn. der Kunene Sambesi Ex-
pedit. p. 164 ^1902). — Mycelio hypophyllo effuso, radiante albo,

;,:;- Pyrenomycetae, Perisporiace», Perisporieee, Dimerium.

subsericeo, submembranaceo, dein flavo-ferrugineo, e filis septatis,
ramosis, primo hyalinis dein fusoescentibus, ca. 5 18 a. cr. ; pe-
ritheciis aggregatis, subglobosis. astomis, atro-brunneis, ca. 150-
180 [i, diam.; ascis ovoideis v. subclavatis, vertice crasse tunicatis,
basi curvatis. 65-75 » 30-45, 4-8-sporis, subdistichis v. conglobatis
oblongis v. ovoideis subclavatis, rectis v. curvulis, utrinque rotun-
datis, medio 1-septatis vix constrictis, flavo-fusoidulis. 30—15
14-18.

Hab. in foliis Copaiferae Baumianse, Kusisi prope Likise
Afr. austr.

3. Dimerium parasiticum (Starb.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Dimerosporium 1816
parasiticum Starb. in Arkiv. for Botan. 1904, Band 2, p. 11. —
Mycelio in lryphis hypliopodiis praeditis melioloideis partim pa-
rasitante, subiculum membranaceum, orbiculariter expansum. vage
determinatum, griseo-fuscum formante, hyphis ramulosis, septatis,
fere hyalinis 2.5-3 ;j.. latis composito ; peritheciis hinc inde spar-

sis, paullum aggregatis, appendicibus longe repentibus, fuscis, ra-
mosis, septatis, circa 5 \x. cr. ornatis, globulosis v. ovato-globulosis,
textura membranacea nigricantibus, 65-75 a. diam. vel 70^44;
ascis pa/ucis, sessilibus, ovoideis vel ovoideo-oblongatis, sursum
incrassatis, 32-40 « 15-18; sporidiis octonis, conglobatis, clavulatis,
medio septatis, non constrictis, sursum obtusatis, deorsum acutiu-
scule attenuatis, primo hyalinis, denique fuscescentibus, 17-21 «
4-5; conidiis ex hyphis mycelii orientibus, clavulato-oblongis, 1-3-
septatis, plerumque longe et hyaline pedicellatis, fuscis, usque ad
19 « 6,5 (25 ;j.. long. cum append.).

Hab. in silva primseva Poaia, Matto-Grosso Brasilin^ Lixn-
man). — D. imperspicuum Speg. sporidiis elliptico-subovatis aliis
notis exceptis ditTert.

4. Dimerium paulense (P. Henn.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Dimerosporium 1817
paulense Henn. in Hedw. 1902, pag. 297. — Maculis fuseidulis
indeterminatis vel obsoletis; peritheciis amphigenis, sparse grega-
riis, lenticularibus, atro-membranaceis, cellulosis, medio depre3sis
perforatis, 100-200 ;j.. diam. ; hyphis fasciculatis, 3-4 ;j.. cr., septatis,
fusco-atris, radiantibus circumdatis ; conidiis subclavatis, rectis v.
curvulis, ca. 4-5-soptatis v. ovoideo-incurvatis, 12-15 « 10-12, 5-6-
septatis, fusco-atris; ascis clavatis, apice obtusis, crasse tunicatis,
brevissime stipitatis, octosporis, 35-45 s LO-14; sporidiis fusoideis

vel subclavatis, apico acutiusculis, medio 1-soptatis, constrictis,
chlorino-olivaceis, 15-20 * 3-4.

Pyrenomycetae, Perisporiacese, Perisporiese, Dimerium. r>39

Hab. m foliis Baccliaridis spec , Serra da Cantareira, pr.
S. Paulo Brasilice.

5. Dimerium gardeniicolum (P. Henn.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Dimerosporium 1818
gardeniicola P. Henn. F. japon. IY, in Bot. Jahrbiicher v. XXXI,
1902, p. 739. — Ainphigenum; mycelio atro-brunneo ex hyphis
repentibus, ramosis, 3,5-5 [i. cr., pseudopodiis subalternis, ovoi-
deis vel subglobosis, atro-fuscis, 8-12 « 7-10; peritheciis ovoideis,
membranaceis, apice papillatis, pertusis, levibus, viridulo-atris, 1-2
ascigeris, 45-60^40-50, basi setulis simplicibus, atris, 60-120 v 4-6
circumdatis ; ascis ovoideis, obtusis, 20-35 « 20-30, aparaphysatis,
octosporis; sporidiis conglobatis, ellipsoideis 1-septatis valde con-
strictis, 14-18 ^ 7-9, olivaceis v. viridulo-atris, cellulis subglobosis.

Hab. in foliis Gardeniae floridse, Tosa Japonhe.

6. Dimerium Macarangae (P. Henn.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Dimerospo- 1819
rium Macarangcv P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1903, pag. 45.

— Mycelio hypophyllo, effuso, atro; hyphis repentibus, fuscis, ra-
mosis, septatis, 3-4 [J.. cr. ; conidiis oblonge fusoideis, flavofuscis,
continuis, 2-3-guttulatis, 8-12 « 2,5-3; peritheciis sparsis vel gre-
gariis, ovoideis, ca. 60-80 ;j.. diam., fusco -membranaceis, pertusis ;
ascis clavatis, apice rotundatis, tunicatis, basi attenuato-subpedi-
cellatis, octosporis, aparaphysatis, 45-55 « 13-17; sporidiis subdisti-
chis, clavatis vel subfusoideis, utrinque obtusis, medio 1-septatis,
constrictis, 2-4-guttulatis, lsete brunneis, 10-15 ^ 3,5-4.

Hdb. in foliis Macarangse spec, Ost Usambara Africae orient.
(Engler).

7. Dimerium Saccardoanum P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. III, 1904, p. 356, 182U
cum icon. — Maculis mycelii plerumque epiphyllis, gregarie spar-

sis, rotundato-angulatis, atris, 1-2 mm. diam. interdum coniluen-
tibus; peritheciis aggregatis vel subsparsis, subglobosis, sicco col-
lapsis, atris, rugulosis, membranaceo-cellulosis, ca. 70-110 [x. diam.,
basi hyphis ramosis, fuscis, 3-5 a. crassis; ascis clavatis, apice
rotundatis, subtunicatis, 8-sporis, 40-50 » 7-10, paraphysatis ; spo-
ridiis subdistichis v. oblique monostichis, clavatis, rectis v. subcur-
vulis, medio 1-septatis, constrictis, brunneo-fuscis, 10-14 * 3 '/,-4.
Hab. in foliis Solani, Leticia, Rio Amazonas Peru.

8. Dimerium olivaceum Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 169. — Mycelio i82i
amphigeno, repente, ex liyphis brunneis septatis simplicibus usque
200 a. longis et ca. 5 [j.. crassis composito; peritheciis globosis,
gregariis, atris, 100-210 [j.. diam., astomis, parte inferiore hyphis
mycelii obsessis; conidiis 1-4-soptatis, brunneis, variabilibus; ascis

540 Pyrenomycetfe, Perisporiaeene, Perisporie:i\ Dimerium.

'■ylinclraceo-clavatis, apice rotundatis, 48-02 « 9-16 ;j.., breviter
stipitatis, octosporis; sporidiis distichis vol oblique raonostichis,
oblongo-ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis, modio 1-septatis, non con-
strictis, initio hyalinis, mox olivaceo-virescentibus, tandem olivaceo-
brunnescentibus, 11-18 « 5 '/2-9.

Ilab. in foliis vivis Cynoctoni nummulariifolii in An-
dibus Valdivianis (T. W. Neger).

9. Dimerium Lepidagathis (P. Henn.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Dimerosporium is-;~J
Lepidagathis P. Henn. in Ergebn. dor Kunone Sambesi Expedit.

p. 164 (1902). — Peritheciis gregariis superficialibus minutis. len-
ticularibus v. subglobosis membranaceis, atris, ca. 60-100 ;j.. diam.,
basi hyphis atris setulosis repentibus 3,5-5 jj.. cr. conidiophoris
cinctis; conidiis ovoideis, fuscis, 1-septatis; ascis clavatis, apice
obtusis, 30-40 * 12-15, octosporis, paraphysatis ; sporidiis oblonge
ovoideis, medio 1-septais, vix constrictis, 12-15 « 3,5-4, olivaceo-
fuscis.

Hab.iw foliis Lepidagathis macrochil;i' inter Longa et
Lazingua Afr. austr.

10. Dimerium Scheffleri (P. Henn.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Dimerosporium L823
Scheflleri P. Henn. Fungi Afr. orient. II, in Bot. Jahrb. XXVIII,

p. 37. — Epiphyllum, gregarium, atrum, pulvinatum ; hyphis re-
pentibus, effusis, 3-5 ;j.. cr., atro-brunneis ; peritheciis subglobosis
dein collabentibus, atris, astomis, 120-160 ;j.. diam.; ascis clavatis,
obtusis, octosporis, 50-70*9-12; sporidiis subdistichis vel mono-
stichis, ellipsoideo-ovoideis, medio 1-septatis vix constrictis, atro-
brunneis, 11-15 « 4-4,5.

Hab. in foliis Loranthi Schelei, Usambara Afr. orient.
(Scheffler).

11. Dimerium microcarpum (Starb.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Dimerosporium 1824
microcarpum Starb. in Arkiv. for Botan. 1904, Band 2, pag. 11,
fig. 22-23. — Peritheciis inycelio hyalino v. interdum obscuriore

in Meliola parasitante passim insidentibus, sph.rroideis, astomis,
tenuiter niembranaceis, cellulis polygonis, minutis, 75-100 ;j.. diam.;
ascis oblongatis vel cylindraceo-oblongatis, nodulosim stipitatis,
sursum rotundatis, 26-28 « 8-11,5; sporidiis octonis. conglobatis
vel fere distichis, oblongato-ovoideis, medio septatis, constrictis,
utrinque rotundatis, loculo superiore cylindraceo-rhomboideo, bre-
viore et latiore, inferiore cylindrico, primo hyalinis, deinde oliva-
ceis, plerumque bi-guttulatis, 9-10*4-5; paraphysibus nullis.

Pyrenomycetse, Perisporiacese, Perisporiese, Parodiella. 541

Hab. in silva primreva parasitice in Meliola mattogrossensi,
Poaia, Matto-Grosso Brasilia: (Lindman).
12. Dimerium bactridicolum P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. IV, in Hedw. 1825
1903, p. 59. — Peritheciis hypophyllis in mycelio atrofusco Me-
liohe, subglobosis, basi hyphis repentibus atrofuscis circumdatis,
ca. 80-100 ;j.. diam., contextu membranaceo-celluloso, brunneo-fusco;
ascis clavatis, apice rotundatis subtunicatis, 8-sporis, 30-40 « 7-10;
paraphysibus basi fasciculatis vel ramosis, filiformibus, hyalinis,
ca. 1 y, [i. crassis; sporidiis subdistichis, ovoideo-clavatis, utrinque
obtusis, medio 1-septatis, paulo constrictis, 2-guttulatis, primo hya-
linis, dein brunneis, 8-11 * 3 L/2-4.

Hab. in foliis Bactridis in Meliola iquitosensi pa-
rasitica, Iquitos, Peru.

PARODIELLA Speg. — Syll. I p. 717, IX p. 409, XI p. 260, XIV
p. 469, XVI p. 412.

1. Parodiella baccharidicola P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. III, Hedw. 1904, 1826
pag. 359. — Peritheciis epiphyllis gregariis, plerumque paginam
totam occupantibus, subglobosis vel ovoideis, obtusis, sicco colla-
bentibus, atris, subrugulosis, ca. 150-180 u. diam., basi hyphis paucis,
fuscidulis; ascis clavatis, apice rotundatis, 8-sporis, 80-100 « 17-19;
paraphysibus hyalinis, mycelioideis, ca. 1 '/, \x. crassis ; sporidiis sub-
distichis, oblonge fusoideis vel ellipsoideis , curvulis vel rectis,
utrinque obtusis, plerumque 2-guttulatis, medio 1-septatis paulo
constrictis, 18-25 v 7-9, olivaceo-fuscis.

Hab. in foliis Baccharidis spec. Tarapoto, Peru.

2. Parodiella Bauhiniarum P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. III, Hedw. 1904, 1827
p. 359, c. ic. — Maculis mycelii subrotundatis angulatis v. effusis,
atris, hypophyllis; peritheciis dense gregariis subovoideis, apice
obtusis, sicco collabentibus, atris, subcoriaceo-membranaceis, sub-
rugalosis, 80-110 ;j,. diam., basi hyphis sparsis, uavo-fuscidulis, ca.
3-4 ;j.. crassis circumdatis; ascis late clavatis, apice tunicatis, ro-
tundatis, 8-sporis, 35-50*16-20; paraphysibus hyalinis, iiliformi-
bus, 1 y.,-2 ;x. crassis ; sporidiis conglobatis vel subdistichis, ovoi-
deis vel clavatis, rectis vel subcurvulis, obtusis, medio 1-septatis,
constrictis, primo hyalinis dein olivaceo-atris, 15-22 » 5-6.

Hab. in foliis Bauhinise longipetaloe et Bauhinise
spec. Rio Jurua, Juriui-Miry Amazoni;u.

3. Parodiella Negeriana Sycl. Ann. Myc. 1904, p. 169. — Peritheciis 1828,

542 Pyrenomycetae, PorisporinceM', 1'orisporioae, Parodiella.

]i\ pophyllis, sine maculis, gregariis, subinde magnam folii partem
v. totam ejus superficiem sequaliter tegentibus, minutissimis, pun-
ctiformibus, atris; ascis globoso-ovatis, brevissime stipitatis, oeto-
sporis, 28-39 * 19-31; sporidiis tristichis, constricto-didvmis, utrin-
que rotundatis, ex livalino fuscis, 15-20 * 6 '/,-9.

Hab. in foliis vivis Berberidis linearis, Chile (F. W.
Neger).

4. Parodiella tarapotensis P. Benn. Fungi Amaz. III, Hedw. 1904, 1829
p. 360. — Maculis mycelii hypophyllis, efFasis, atris villoso-ara-
chnoideis; hyphis erectis v. repentibus, atro-fuscis, 3-5 a. crassis,
ramosis, septatis, pseudopodiis alternis v. oppositis, subovoideis v.
clavulatis, ca. 10-20» 10; conidiis clavatis v. fusoideis 3-4-septatis,
iiavo-brunneis, ca. 30*5; peritheciis gregariis, minutis, subovoi-
deis, apice subpapillatis, atris, parenchymatico-cellulosis, ca. 70-110

>).. ; ascis clavatis, apice crasse tunicatis, rotundatis, basi subpedi-
cellatis, curvulis. 8-sporis, 60-80^18-20; sporidiis conglobatis v.
subdistichis, l^alino- vel flavido-fuscidulis, clavatis, 2-guttulatis,
medio deinde 1-septatis, an constrictis ?, 20-26*8-9.

Hab. in foliis Pithecolobii Saman, Tarapoto Rio Huallaga
Perii. — « An haec et sequens potius JJimerii species?».

5. Parodiella setulosa P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. III, Hedw. 1904, p. 357 1830
cum icon. — Maculis mycelii epiphyllis gregarie sparsis vel con-
fiuentibus, minutis, atorrimis crustaceis; setulis rigidis erectis; hy-
phis ramosis, torulosis, confluentibus, olivaceo-fuscis, interdum
subviridulis, ca. 4-7 ji. crassis; setulis atro-fuscis, acutis v. obtusis
usque ad 300*10; peritheciis aggregatis vel sparsis, ovoideis, fu-
sco-olivaceis, membranaceo-cellulosis, obtusis. 70-100*60-80; ascis
oblonge ovoideis vel subellipsoidcis, vertice crasse tunicatis, ro-
tundatis, 8-sporis, 50-60*20-25; sporidiis conglobatis oblonge
ovoideis vel ellipsoideis, primo hyalinis, 2-guttulatis, dein medio
1-septatis, constrictiusculis, fusco-brunneolis, 20-25*8-11.

Hab. in foliis Olyra», Tarapoto, E-io Huallaga Peru.

6. Parodiella? manaosensis P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. III, Hedw. 1904, issi
p. 358 c. ic. — Maculis fuscis rotundatis vel conliuentibus ; peri-
theciis hypophyllis gregariis, ovoideis, rugulosis; atris, subcarbo-
naceo-coriaceis, ca. 180-220 ;j..; hyphis repentibus, ramosis, fusco-
brunneis, 5-9 ;j.. crassis; conidiis oblong^ «lavatis vel fusoideis,
primo iiavidis, 1-septatis, dein laete brunneis, 3-septatis 40-60*
L5-20; ascia Havatis, crasse tunicatis rotundatis, 8-sporis, 120-
150*35-45; sporidiis conglobatis vel subdistichis, oblonge clava-

Pyrenomycetpe, Perisporiacese, Perisporiese, Zuknlia. 543

tis utrinque rotundatis, primo flavis dein lnete brunneis, continuis
(an semper?) 40-50 » 13-16.

Hab. in foliis Solanaceae? cujusdam, Rio Negro, Manaos
Amazoniae.

Sect. 5. Hyalophragmifie.

ZUKALIA Sacc. — Syll. IX p. 431, XI p. 268, XVI p. 416.

1. Zukalia Stuhlmanniana P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1903, p. 46. 1832

— Mycelio crustaceo effuso, atro, paginam foliorum omnino obdu-
cente; hyphis repentibus, fuscis, ramosis, septatis, 3-6 ;j.. cr. ; co-
nidiis oblonge ellipsoideis, bi-guttulatis, continuis, 10-17^4-5;
peritheciis sparsis vel gregariis subhemisphfcricis vel subglobosis
80-100 ;j.. diam., setulis 5-8, rigidis, suberectis, atris, acutis, 80-
250 « 3-5 vestitis, contextu atro-celluloso ; ascis clavatis, apice ro-
tundatis, crasse tunicatis, 35-45 » 10-13, octosporis, aparaphysatis;
sporidiis subdistichis vel conglobatis, oblonge cylindraceis, utrin-
que obtuse rotundatis, crasse 3-septatis, 13-16 « 3,5-7, hyalinis.

Hab. in foliis Cocoes nucifeme, Phcenicis dacty lifer ae,
Revenalse madagascariensis, Dar-es-Salam, Zanzibar Africfe
orient. (Stuhlmann).

2. Zukalia juruana P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. III, 1904, p. 367 cum 1833
icone (Hedwigia). — Peritheciis epiphyllis membranaceis, giobosis,
obtusis, atro-cellulosis, ca. 80-120 a., basi mycelio fusco septato,
effuso; ascis fasciculatis, clavatis, apice tunicatis, rotundato-obtu-

sis, basi attenuatis, 8-sporis; paraphysibus filiformibus, nexuosis,
hyalinis, guttulatis, ca. 1 '/., ;j.. crassis; sporidiis oblique monosti-
chis v. subclistichis, subclavatis, obtusis, tunicatis, 2-septatis, grosse
3-guttulatis, hyalinis, 9-10 » 3.

Hab. in foliis Hyptidis, Humaytha, Rio Jurua Amazonioe. 1834

3. Zukalia sesxpora Starb. in Arkiv. for Botan. 1904, Band 2, p. 10.

— Peritheciis minutis, mycelio evanido hyphopodiophoro insidenti-
bus, membranaceis, astomis, atratis, circ. 100 ;j.. diam.; setis nullis;
ascis obovatis vel late cylindraceis, nodoso-stipitatis, sursum ro-
tundato-tunicatis, 28-38 w 6,5-9; sporidiis senis, conglobatis v. fere
distichis, oblongatis vel clavulato-oblongatis, utrinque obtusatis,
primo 4-guttatis, medio constrictulis, dcnique spurio 3-septatis,
hyalinis, 11,5-12,5^4-5; paraphysibus latiusculis, hyalinis, gut-
tulatis.

:>ii PyrenomyceteBj Perisporiacese, Perisporiese, Perisporium.

Hab. in foliis in silva primieva Poaia, Matto Grosso Brasiliir
(Lindman).

PERISPORIOPSIS P. Henn. in Hedw. 1904, p. 83 (Etym. a Perispo-
rio, cui, affinis). — Perithecia ovoidea, perforata, membranacea,
subatra, in mycelio fibroso, subcrustaceo, maculiformi, fusco. Asci
clavati, octospori aparaphysati. Sporidia oblonge fusoidea 3-7-
septata, subhvalino-flavescentia. — Perisporio affinis, sed sporidiis
subpallidis haud fatiscentibus. Forte ad hoc genus spectat Apio-
sporium brasiliense Noack — Syll. XVI. p 408.

1. Perisporiopsis Struthanthi P. Heun 1. c. — Mycelio efifuso, fusco 1835
maculiformi ; hyphis septatis, ramosis, fusco-brunneis, 4-8 a. cras-
sis; peritheciis superficialibus submembranaceis sparsis vel grega-
riis, ovoideis. vertice obtusis, pertusis, subviolascentibus, subpilosis
250-300 v 200-250, contextu parenchymatico, atro-fusco; ascis late
clavatis, apice crasse tunicatis, vix pedicellatis, octosporis, 80-
140 » 25-40; sporidiis subdistichis v. oblique monostichis, oblonge
fusoideis, utrinque obtusiusculis, primo 1-3 deinde 7-septatis, haud
constrictis. hyalinis vel subflavidulis. 60-65 » 12-15.

Hab. in foliis Struthanthi spec. Serra dos Orgaos, Rio de
Janeiro Brasiliae (C. Ule).

Sect. G. P!i;eopura£mi;e.

PERISPORIUM Fr. — Svll. I p. 55, IX p. 412, XI p. 260.

1. Perisporium mendozanum Speg. in An. Soc. Cient. Arg. 1899, 1836
p. 227. Peritheciis superficialibus, subiculo cinerescente pulve-
rulento araneosulo cinctis, semiglobosis, atris, 500-750 a. diam.,
300-500 jj.. alt., astomis, levibus, glabris, fragilibus, contextu im-
perspicuo; ascis cylindraceis 140-150*9-10, apice obtuse rotun-
datis, basi breviter attenuato-pedicellatis, aparaphysatis, octosporis;
sporidiis monostlchis, cylindraceis, rectis vol curvulis, 18-20 « 5-8,
utrinque obtusis, 3-septatis, ad septa valide constrictis, loculis
demum secedentibus, obscure fuligineis.

Hdb. ad spinas Opunthu ao racan th;i\ in deserto circa
Mendozam Argentinaj. — Species eximia a genere ascis cvlindra-
«•ois nonnihil reeedons.

2. Perisporium Myristicae P. Henn. F. javanici novi, in Eedw. 1902, i«37
p. 141. — Cajspitulis pulvinato-subhemisplucricis v. sublenticula-

Pyrenomyceta?, Perisporiacese, Perisporiese, Perisporina. 545

ribus, rugoso-verrucosis, atris, ca. 1-2 mm. diam., ex hyphis peri-
, theciisque aggregatis constantibus ; hyphis fuscis septatis 3-5 a.
cr. v. moniliformi-torulosis, atro-fuscis, 4-5 \l. diam.; peritheciis
membranaceis, subglobosis, pertusis 50-80 a. diam. ; ascis ovoideis
v. oblonge ellipsoideis, haud stipitatis, apice rotundatis, octosporis,
20-30 «9-13; sporidiis conglobatis, subclavatis vel subfusoideis,
castaneis, 3-septatis, constrictis, utrinque obtusis, 10-15 =* 3,5-4.

Hab. in foliis vivis Myristicae spec, Buitenzorg Javss. —
Vita parasitica ascisque sessilibus a generis typo recedit, hinc in
subgenus proprium [Perisporiella P. Henn.) potius locanda species.

PERISPORINA P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. III, 1904, pag. 357 (Etym. a
Perisporio, cui affinis). — Mycelium arachnoideo-floccosum, hya-
lino-fuscum. Perithecia subglobosa, membranacea, astoma. Asci
ovoideo-clavati, 8-spori. Sporidia cylindraceo-clavata , 3-septata
fusca. — Meliolw et Perisporio affinis.

1. Perisporina manaosensis P. Henn. 1. c. Mycelio hypophyllo 1838
effuso, hyalino dein fusco, arachnoideo-iloccoso ; hyphis ramosis,
septatis, hyalinis vel fuscis, 3-6 a. crassis; conidiis fusoideis, cur-
vatis, utrinque acutis, 4-guttulatis vel 3-septatis, sparsis vel ag-
gregatis, hyalinis 18-22*5-6; peritheciis gregarie sparsis, subglo-
bosis vel subovoideis, apice pertusis, membranaceo-cellulosis, atris,
150-180 a. ; ascis late clavatis, apice tunicatis rotundatis, 8-spo-

ris, 80-110*30-40; sporidiis conglobatis, oblonge clavatis, apice
applanatis vel subrotundatis, 2-septatis, vix constrictis, 60-80 *
10-12 \i., fuscidulis.

Ilab. in foliis Leguminosse, Manaos Rio Negro Amazoni;e. 1839

2. Perisporina Rehmii (Syd.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Apiosporium Rehmii
Sydow in Rehm Ascom. exs. n. 1573, Ann mycol. 1904, p. 520.
— Peritheciis tenuiter parenchymaticis, brunneolis, 150 a. alt.,
120 |x. lat., levibus, mycelio brunneo insidentibus ; mycelii hyphis
ramosis, septatis, breve articulatis, 5-7 rarius usque 20 [x. cr., api-
cibus siepe ascendentibus, obtusis conidiophoris; conidiis oblongis
4-6-cellularibus, obtusis, rectis 20-25 «6; ascis ramoso-paraphy-
satis, ovato-clavatis, apice acutatis incrassatisque, breve stipitatis,
8-sporis, 70-80*20-25; sporidiis oblongo-clavatis, apice rotunda-
tis, 2-3-stichis, 2-4- dein 6-cellularibus, medio constrictulis, brun-
neis, 27-30 * 10-12, strato mucoso 3 a. cr. obductis.

Ilab. in foliis (aliisque partibus ?.] Baccharidis discoloris,
Serra do Itatiaia Ptio de Janeiro, c. 1200 m. alt., Brasiliae.

35

546 Pyrenomycetse, Perisporiacese, Perisporiese, Meliola.

MELIOLA Fr. emend. — Syll. I p. 60, IX p. 413, XI p. 200, XIV
p. 470, XVI p. 413.

1. Meliola Cookeana Speg. — Syll. I, p. 65. var. Saccardoi Syd. 1840
Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 170. — Forma setis apice acutiusculis ; spo-
ridiis paulo majoribus, 40-48 » 14-18. Adsunt hyphopodia copiosa
tam mucronata quam capitata.

Ilab. in foliis Litseie mollis, in Andibus pr. Villarica, Chile

V. W. Neger). — forma Duvauae Sacc. et Syd. 1. c. — A prae-

cedente var. differt subiculis parcioribus et prsecipuo hyphopodiis

mucronatis rarioribus. In foliis vivis Duvauae dependentis,

Concepcion in Chilo (F. W. Neger).

2. Meliola fusco-pulveracea Rehm, Hedw. 1901, p. 162. — Maculis 1841
hypophyllis, dilutissime nigrescentibus, arachnoideis, circ. 5 mm.
diam.; peritheciis gregariis, sessilibus, globosis, astomis, verrucu-
losis, 60-90 [i. diam., ad basim hyphis radiantibus permultis, sim-
plicibus, rectis, interdum undulatis, obtusis, fuscis, septatis, raro
breviter conjugatis, 300-600*5, obsessis; hyphopodiis et setis pla-

ne deficientibus ; ascis evanidis; sporidiis oblongis vel clavulatis,
obtusis (2)-3-septatis, cellula suprema interdum majore, fusca, epi-
sporio crasse verruculoso, ad septa subconstrictis, 2 1 -30 « 9.
Ildb. ad folia fruticis, Ouro Preto in Brasilia (Ule).

3. Meliola buddleyicola P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. IV, in Hedw. 1905, 1842
p. 61. — Maculis mycelii epiphyllis, gregarie sparsis, rotundato-
angulatis, atris, 1-2 mm. diam. ; hyphis repentibus, atro-fuscis,
septatis, ramosis, pseudopodiis alternis, ovoideis, 1-septatis, 12-

18 « 7-8 v. corniformibus. 15-22 « 4-6, atrofuscis; peritheciis spar-
sis vel Ccespitosis, inermibus, subglobosis, sicco collabentibus, atro-
fuscis, membranaceo-cellulosis, pertusis, 100-160; ascis ellipsoideis
vel ovoideis 2-4-sporis ; sporidiis cylindraceis, utrinque obtusis, 4-
septatis, constrictis, atrofuscis 25-32 « 7-10.

Hah. in foliis Buddley;r spec. Tarapoto, Rio Huallaga Bra-
siliae.

4. Meliola Lippiae Maublanc in Bull. Soc. Myc.de France 1903, fasc. 3, 1848
p. 291. — Mycelio maculas orbiculares, nigras, tomentosas effi.-
ciente, ex hyphis atrofuscis 8-9 ;j.. crassis composito; hyphopodiis
capitatis alternantibu^. '26-30*10-12, ccllula superiore ovoidea;
setis in mycelio numerosis. nigris, opacis. uncinatis. obtusis, 10 a.
.-rassis; peritliociis aggregatis. globosis, nigris, verruculosis. 12")-
220 ;j.. diam.; ascis obovatis bisporis ; sporidiis ellipticis 4-septatis.

1 septa constrictis, obtusis, atro-fuligineis. 26 -30 »12-14.

PyrenomycetsB, Perisporiaceae, Perisporiepe, Meliola. 547

Hab. in pag. superiore foliorum Lippia? sp. Dahomey Gui-
nese inf. (Le Testu).

5. Meliola iquitosensis P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. 111,1904, p. 361 (Hedw.). 1844
— Maculis mycelii epiphyllis,rotundato-angulatis v. effuso-confluen-
tibus, atris, subcrustaceis, setulosis ; hyphis repentibus, ramosissi-
mis, brunneo-fuscis; conidiis fusoideis, 3-septatis, fuscis, 30-40«
5-7, setulis erectis apice obtuse rotundatis, fusco-atris usque 180 «

4-5 [x., septatis; peritheciis sparsis vel gregariis ovoideis apice ro-
tundato-obtusis, fuscis, atro-cellulosis, 150-180, jj.. ad basim setulis
erectis, rigidis, obtusis, atris, septatis, 4-5 ;j.. crassis ; ascis clava-
tis, tunicatis, subrotundatis, 8-sporis, 60-80 * 18-25; sporidiis con-
globatis cylindraceo-fusoideis, 3-septatis, fuscis, utrinque rotunda-
tis, cellulis externis subpapillatis, pallidioribus, 25-35 « 6-8.

Hab. in foliis Palmse cujusdam, Iquitos, Rio Amazonas Bras.

6. Meliola Lagunculariae Earle in Muhlenbergia 1901, p. 11. — Am- 1845
phigena, maculas nigras, orbiculares 3,5 mm. diam. sospe quoque
ampliores formans; mycelii hyphis 4-6 ;j.. cr., obscure et remotiu-
scule septatis, laxis, pelliculam arcte adh;erentem, tenuem forman-
tibus; hyphopodiis capiiatis, distantibus alternatis, divaricatis, te-
nuibus 12-16 ;j.. longis, capitulo oblongo, ovoideo, subinde subir-
regulari, 8-12*6-7; hyphopodiis mucronatis, rarioribus, alternis

vel oppositis, 16*4, sursum tenuatis, apice obtuso; setis nullis;
peritheciis sparsis, globosis, non collabentibus 150 \x. diam., ostiolo
indistincto, superficie processibus conicis 12*8-12 asperata; ascis
mox evanescentibus (non observatis); sporidiis ovoideis, laHe fu-
scis, a^qualiter 4-septatis, utrinque rotundatis, 32 « 12.

Hab. in foliis vivis Lagunculariae racemosa1, Mayaguez,
Portorico. — Affinis Mel. glabrcv, a qua differt mycelio tenuissimo,
hyphopodiis sporidiisque minoribus.

7. Meliola manaosensis P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. III, 1904, pag. 366, 1846
ciim icone (Hedwigia). — Mycelio hypophyllo, effuso, radiato, cru-
staceo, aterrimo; hyphis ramosis, septatis, fuscis, 3-6 ;x. crassis;
hyphopodiis alternantibus, capitatis, ca. 20-30 « 10-15, fusco-atris;
conidiis fusoideis v. 5-septatis, atrofusois, apice hyalino-papillatis
40-50 * 7-8; peritheciis sparsis ovoideis vel subglobosis, vertice
obtusis, ca. 240-280 ;j.. atris, basi setulis rigidis erectis atris, obtu-

sis 250-300 * 8 vestitis ; ascis clavatis, apice tunicatis, subobtu-
sis vel acutiusculis, basi breve stipitatis, 8-sporis, 80-100 * 25-35;
sporidiis subdistichis v. conglobatis, oblonge cylindraccis, 5-septatis,
constrictis, 35-40 « 10-12, fusco-atris.

548 Pyrenomycet:>\ Perisporiacea-, Perisporiefe, Meliola.

Hab. in foliis Mauritia? Martian;r, Manaos, Rio Negro
Amazonise.

8. Meliola sakawensis P. Henn. in Hedw. 1904, p. 141. — Mycelio 1847
effuso paginam superiorem tegente, atro, tenui crustaceo ; hyphis
repentibus, septatis. ramosis, atro-fuscis, hyphopodiis plerumque
alternantibus, ovoideis, 15-20*10-15; peritheciis sparsis vel gre-
gariis. lenticularibus, atris, rugosis, setulis sparsis, septatis, apice
obtusis, atro-fuscis usque ad 250 ;j.. longis, 4-5 ;j.. crassis; ascis
eljipsoideis, plerumque bisporis, 30-40*20-25; sporidiis cylindra-
ceis, utrinque rotundatis, 4-septatis, constrictis, atro-fuscis 20-33 *
8-13.

Hab. in foliis Clerodendri trichostoini, Tosa, Sakawa-
machi Japoniae (Yoshinaga).

9. Meliola larviformis P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. III, 1904, p. 362. cum 1848
icon. (Hedwigia). — Maculis interdum hypophyllis, rotundatis gre-
gariis, ca. 1-2 mm. diam., atris; hyphis radiantibus, ramosis usque

ad 8 u. crassis, atro-fuscis, pseudopodiis alternantibus, subovoideis,
stipitatis, ca. 20-25 * 12-18, atro-fuscis; peritheciis sparsis vel sub-
aggregatis, lenticularibus, atris, 140-170 ;j.. diam., basi appendicu-
lis subcylindraceis, larviformibus pallide fuscescentibus, concen-
trice subannulatis, apice curvatis, obscurioribus 60-100 * 15-25;
ascis 2-sporis. ellipsoideis, ca. 35-55 « 20-30; sporidiis cylindraceis,
utrinque rotundatis, 4-septatis, constrictis, 30-45 « 10-16, atris.

Hab. in foliis Lobeliaceas cujsd , Rio Jurua et in foliis Aca-
lyphas spec. Tarapoto, Peru.

10. Meliola Stuhlmanniana P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1903, p. 45. 1849
— Mycelio epiphyllo, interdum hypophyllo, atro-violaceo, maculas

subcrustaceas, rotundatas, ambitu radiatas efficiente ; hyphis re-
pentibus, atro-vinosis vel fuscis 4-8 <).. cr., septatis, ramosis, pseu-
dopodiis alternis subpedicellatis, ovoideis, ca. 15-20 * 12-15; peri-
theciis subglobosis vel hemisphsericis, ca. 200-250 a. diam., setulis
(5-10) rigidis, crassis, atro-vinosis, apice obtusis, haud septatis, ca.
100-150*4-7, contextu cellulis rotundato-polyhedricis; ascis oblon-
ge ellipsoideis, utrinque obtusis rotundatis, 3-4-septatis, constrictis,
atro-fuscis 35-45 * 13-18.

Ilab. in foliis Acridocarpi, Dar-es-Salam, Zanzibar Africae
orient. (Stuhlmvnn).

11. Meliola juruana P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. III, 1904, p 365 cum 1850
icon. (Hedwigia). — Maculis effusis atris, saepe paginam superio-
rem omnino tegentibus; hyphis effusis, ramosis, rufo- vel fusco-

Pyrenomycetse, Perisporiacese, Perisporiese, Meliola. 549

atris, pseudopodiis alternantibus vel suboppositis, stipitato-capita-
tis, ca. 10-12 [x. vel rostratis ; peritheciis gregarie sparsis, ovoi-
deis obtuse rotundatis vel collabentibus, rugulosis, atris, ca. 150-
180 ;x., basi appendiculis rigidis, apice dichotomis vel repetito di-
chotomis, atris, ca. 150-200 «8-10 atris, ramis divergentibus apice
pellucidis rotundato-incrassatis v. incisis; ascis ovoideis v. oblonge
ellipsoideis, 2- vel 3-sporis ; sporidiis cylindraceis, utrinque rotun-
datis, 4-septatis, constrictis, 32-40 * 10-15, atris.

Hdb. in foliis Lonchocarpi Ulei, Marary, E-io Jurua, Ama-
zonise.

12. Meliola Ipomceae Earle in Muhlenbergia 1901, p. 10. — Epiphylla, 1851
maculas minutas 1 mm. diam., irregulariter rotundatas vulgo con-
fluentes, brunneas formans ; mycelio parco ; hyphis ramosissimis
tenuibus, circ. 7 ;x. cr., septatis; hyphopodiis capitatis, copiosis 16-20

;x. long., regularibus, capitulo globoso 10-12 ;x., cellula basilari 4-
8 « 6-7, angulo acuto inserta, setis copiosis, rectis vel abrupte basi
curvatis, fuscis, crebre septatis 250-300 « 7, apice 4 ;x. cr.. obtuso
integro, subhyalino; peritheciis paucis, 2-4 in singula macula,
120-160 ;x. diam. nigris, collabentibus, obscure ostiolatis, contextu
parenchymatico cellulis hexagonis 12 ;x. diam; ascis late ovoideis
vulgo 4-sporis mox evanescentibus ; sporidiis compressis, ovoideis
e latere cylindraceis, utrinque rotundatis, subsequaliter 4-septatis
non vel vix constrictis, 35 « 14 » 8, fusco-olivaceis, subdiaphanis,
cellula quarta paullulo latiore.

Hab. in foliis viventibus Ipomceie prope Mayaguez, Portorico. 1852

13. Meliola asterinoides Wint. — Syll. IX, p. 423. — var. Psycho-
triae P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. III, 1904, p. 361, cum icone (Hed-
wigia). — Peritheciis epiphyllis sparsis, dimidiato-scutellatis, ca. '
300-350 ;x. diam., radiato-cellulosis, asterinoideis, atris, margine
hyphis radiantibus, pseudopodiogenis circumdatis, pseudopodiis al-
ternantibus, ovoideis; ascis ellipsoideis, 2-sporis, 35-45 « 20-25 ;
sporidiis cylindraceis, utrinque rotundatis, 4-septatis, constrictis,
30-38 « 10-14.

Hab. in foliis Psychotrhe, Manaos Rio Negro Amazonuc.

14. Meliola autumnalis Syd. Ann. Myc. 1904, p. 169. — Amphigena, 1853
saepius epiphylla, immaculans; mycelio tenui, radiato-reticulato,

ex hyphis repentibus ramosis anastomosantibusque septatis, fuscis
ca. 7 a. crassis, hyphopodia stipitata 1-septata clavato-capitato 18-
30 ul. longa gerentibus composito; peritheciis globosis, rugulosis,
atris, 175-200 jx. diam., sparsis vel hinc inde paucis aggregatis;

550 l'vronomycct;i'. Perisporiacese, Perisporiese, Nteliola.

ascis ovato-clavatis, mox diffluentibus, 2-4-sporis; sporidiis oblon-
gis, rectis v. leuiter curvulis, utrinque rotundatis. 3-septatis. non
constrictis, ex hyalino tandem brunneis, 35-42 «11-14.

Hab. in foliis vivis Gei chilensis, Concepcion in Chile fre-
quens (F. W. Neger).

15. Meliola manihoticola P. Jlenn. Fungi Amaz. III, 1904, p. 364, 1854
cum icone (Hedwigia). — Maculis mycelii epiphyllis, gregarie spar-
sis, rotundatis, radiatis, atris 1-2 mm. diam., hyphis repentibus,
ramosis atro-fuscis ca. 3-6 [i. crassis ; pseudopodiis alternantibus v.
oppositis, pedicellato-capitatis vel rostratis; peritheciis sparsis vel
subaggregatis, subglobosis, atris, cellulosis, ca. 120-170 ;j.., basi
setulis rigidis pluriseptatis, apice subhamatis, obtuse incrassatis
fusco-brunneis, ca. 100-220^6-8; ascis oblonge ellipsoideis vel
ovoideis, 2-3-sporis, 35-45 « 20-23; sporidiis cylindraceis, obtusis,
4-septatis, constrictis, atro-fuscis, 25-35*8-11.

Hab. in foliis Manihot utilissimae, B,io Jurua Jurua Miry,
Marary et Manaos Amazonia^.

16. Meliola Panici Earle in Muhlenbergia 1901, p. 12. — Maculas 1855
minutas, 1-3 mm. diam., vulgo confluentes formans; mycelii hy-
phis 6-8 [x. cr., parce ramosis, septatis, hyphopodiis capitatis vulgo
alternis et valde divaricatis 16-20*6-8, capitulo latiore quam
longiore, irregulari, vulgo 3-4-lobo; hyphopodiis mucronatis co-
piosis, oppositis, angulo recto insertis doliiformibus, laete fuligi-
neis, 12 ;j.. longis; setis numerosis, rectis, apice indiviso, obtuso,
obscure septatis, opacis, 400-600 « 8-10; peritheciis sparsis, nigris
non vel vix collabentibus 150-200 ;j.. diam., non ostiolatis ; ascis
ovoideis 3-4-sporis, mox evanescentibus ; sporidiis compressis,
4-septatis, leviter constrictis, utrinque rotundatis, 40 » 12 « 8.

Hab. in foliis Panici latifolii, Santurce Portorico. — Ab
ahinibus M. amphitricha et M. tenui satis diversa hyphopodiis
lobatis et setis indivisis.

17. Meliola mattogrossensis Starb. in Arkiv. for Bot 1904, Band 2, ]s;,i;
pag. 10. — Mycelio primo maculas orbiculares efficiente demum
late repente conliuente, totam paginam superiorem folii fere obte-
gente, etiam hypophyllo, hyphis ramosis anastomosantibus, hypho-
podiis alternantibus v. siepissime oppositis dense obsessis formato;
hyphopodii cellula apicali 10 « 6,5 vel 7 a. diam. , pedali 3,8-

'i.5 [}.. alt. ; peritheciis adspersis vel gregariis lenticulari-sph;eroi-
deis denium patellariter collapsis, verruculosis, setis mycelialibus
similibus ornatis, membranaceis, atratis, 200 ;j.. diam.; setis myce-

Pyrenomycetse, Perisporiacere, Perisporiece, Meliola. 551

lialibus numerosis, erectis vel basi arcuato-procumbentibus, parce
septatis, fascis, apice acutatis vel rarissime et brevissime bi-tri-
furcatis, usque ad 400 [x. longis, ramulis inaequilon^is; ascis jam
resorptis ; sporidiis oblongatis, utrinque rotundatis 4-septatis, con-
strictulis, fuscis, 34-37 * 14-15.

Hab. in foliis vivis in silva priinseva Poaia, Matto Grrosso
Brasilige.

18. Meliola Piperis Earle in Muhlenbergia, 1901, p. 12. — Maculas 1857
densas, nigras 5-10 mm. latas facile secedentes formans; mycelii
hyphis densis, rectis v. curvis, 6-8 >j.. d. septatis ; hyphopodiis capi-
tatis, alternis v. oppositis, minutis, brevibus, divaricatis, capitulo
globoso 8 [i. cr., cellula basali 4 \x. diam. ; hyphopodiis mucrona-

tis non visis; setis copiosis, cylindricis, non tenuatis, opacis, ra-
rius septatis, 150-200 v 6-8, semel vel ter dichotome ramosis. ra-
mis primariis divaricatis 20-25 ;x. longis, ultimis brevibus, acutis;
peritheciis copiosis, non ostiolatis, non vel vix collabentibus 150
[A. diam., contextus cellulis minutis 4-6 jx. diam.; ascis ovoideis,
mox evanescentibus, 2-(vel 4?)-sporis; sporidiis cylindricis sub;e-
qualiter 4-septatis, leviter constrictis, utrinque obtusis, 35 « 10.
Hab. in foliis Piperis adunci, prope Mayaguez, Portorico.

19. Meliola rubicola P. Henn. in Hedw. 1904, p. 140. — Maculis 1838
sparse gregariis, atris, rotundatis, minutis, plerumque 1-2 mm.
diam., radiantibus; hyphis repentibus, ramosis, septatis, fuscis; hy-
phopodiis alternis, late clavatis, plerumque applanatis, 15-20 «
10-14 fuscis; peritheciis paucis, hemisphaerico-pulvinatis, atro-
castaneis ca. 160-200 jj..; ascis ovoideis vel. ellipsoideis, 2-3-sporis,
36-48 v 20-25; sporidiis cylindraceis, ufcrinque rotundatis, 3-septa-

tis, paullo constrictis, olivaceo-atris, 30-43 « 11-15.

Hdb. in foliis Rubi rosifolii, Tosa Japonne (Yoshinaga).

20. Meliola Anacardii A. Zimm. in Centr. fr. Bakter. 1902, II Abt. 1850
VIII, pag. 151. — Mycelio epiphyllo, maculas orbiculares atras
1-1,5 mm. diam. efnciente; hyphis adpressis 6-7 \i. ci\, opposito-
ramosis ; hyphopodiis alternis oblongis, basi septatis, articulo su-
periori 16 «8; setis circa perithecia indivisis, apice cristatis, usque
250 «6; peritheciis atris globosis, 100-160 ;j.. diam.; ascis fugaci-
bus bisporis; sporidiis ovoideo-cylindraceis, utrinque rotundatis,
constricto-4-septatis, levibus, saturate olivaceo-brunneis, 40-44 «

18, e latere compressis, 12 a. cr.

Hab. in foliis Anacardii occidentalis culti in hortis Bui-
tenzorg Javae.

:>:rj pvrenomycetoe, Perisporiacese, Perisporiese, Meliola.

21. Meliola anomala Tracy et Earle in Bull. of the Torr. bot. Club. 1S60
1901, p. 184. — Mycelio plagulas rotundatas epiphyllas, sericeas,
nigras, 2-5 mm. diam. griseo-cinctas efficiente, ex hyphis brun-
neis, opacis, septatis 8 ;j.. diam. composito; conidiophoris? fere
liyalinis, tenuibus, ramosis circ. 4 ;j.. diam.; conidiis non visis;
hyphopodiis capitatis. saepe dense stipatis , subrotundis, levibus
16*12, raro subangulosis, cellula stipitis 6*6 ;j..; hyphopodiis
mucronatis non visis; setis mycelii copiosis, intense brunneis, s;epe
septatis 200-300 ;j.. long., basi 7 a. cr., apico 4 ;x. er. ; peritheciis
sparsis 200 ;j.. diam.; cellulis contextus 8 ;j.. ; ascis clavatis vel
obovatis, pedicellatis, fasciculatis, octosporis 100 * 20-40; sporidiis
valde clavatis, fuligineis 4-septatis, 40-45 ;j.. long. superne 12 ;j..
crassis, inferne 4 u. cr.

Hab. in foliis vivis Perseaj spec. Palma Sola, Fla. Amer. bor.

22. Meliola Willoughbyas A. Zimm. in Bull. de 1'Inst. bot. de Buitenz. 186]
1901, p. 23. Maculis amphigenis subrotundis, 10 mm. diam.;
mycelio arachnoideo ex hyphis 7-8 ;j.. cr., opposite ramosis compo-
sito; hyphopodiis alternis, nigris, cellula inferiore 5 u. longa, su-
periore 15-20 » 8-12; peritheciis globosis, rugosis 120-100 ;j.. diam. ;
ascis bisporis; sporidiis ovoideis, 4-septatis, brunneo-nigris 40-
45*16-18.

Hab. in foliis W i 1 1 o u g h b y ae f i r m se, Buitenzorg in insula
Java.

23. Meliola exilis Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 170. Amphigena, 1862
saepius hypophylla; mycelio tenui, efifuso, parco evoluto, ex hyphis
repentibus ca. 6-7 u. crassis ramosis nodulosis brunneis, hyphopo-

dia stipitata alternantia, irregularia, apice capitata, s;rpe irregulari-
ter bi-triloba gerentibus composito; peritheciis paucis, stepius so-
litariis, globulosis, atris, 175-230 ;j.. diam.; ascis ovato-ellipsoideis,
ca. 70*28-35, 2-4-sporis; sporidiis subfusoideis, 3-septatis, non
constrictis, plerumque leniter curvatis, utrinque acutiusculis, ex
hvalino brunneis, 46-54 * 12-14.

Hab. in foliis vivis GaultheriaB spec. in Andibus ad lacuui
Quillen ad fines chilenses et argentinos.

24. Meliola echinus P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. III, 1904, p. 363 cum 1863
icon. (Hedwigiai. — Peritheciis hypophyllis sparsis, subovoideis,
rotundatis, collapsis, atro-fuscis, ca. 200 ;j.. diam., appendicibus cy-
lindraceis, rcctis v. apice cm'vulis. pallide fuscidulis ca. 100-200*
10-20 dense squarrosis; hyphis mycelii sparsis, flavo-fuscis vel
ulrofuscis; hyphopudiis subalternantibus. capitatis, atrobrunneis,

Pyrenomycetse, Perisporiacefe, Perisporiese, Meliola. 553

15-30 »10-15; ascis oblongis, 2-sporis; sporidiis cylindraceis, 4-
septatis, atro-fuscis, constrictis, utrinque obtusis, hyalino-subpapil-
latis, 40-52*16-20.

Hdb.va. foliis Coussapoae, Rio Jurua, Jurua-Miry AmazoniaB.

25. Meliola Cyperi Pat. in Gaill. Monogr. Gen. Mel. p. 70 cum ic. — 1864
Syll. XI, p. 263. — forma italica Sacc, Notse Mycol. in Syd. Ann.
Mycol. 1903, p. 24, D. Sacc. Myc. ital. n. 1022. — A typo vix re-
cedit setulis apice acutissimis; sporidia utrinque obtusula, 4-septata,
40-47 * 14-18, atro-fuliginea; hyphopodia oblongo-obovata 30 * 11-

12, uniseptata, rarius 2-3-septata.

Hab.va foliis languidis v. emortuis Cladii Marisci, in palu-
dibus Meolo (Venezia) Italise borealis. Detexit Antonia Saccardo-
Vanzetti. — Prima typica species Meliolce in Europa reperta!

26. Meliola atricapilla Starb. in Arkiv. for botan. 1904, band 2, p. 9, 1865
fig. 19-21. — Plagulis epiphyllis, orbiculariter vel varie, pro ra-
tione distincte, (sub lente dendritice) determinatis, discretis, raris-
sime confiuentibus, ob setulas velutinis, aterrimis; mycelii peri-
thecigeri hyphis 9-10 ;i. cr., hyphopodiis 25-31 * 12-15, alternan-
tibus obsessis, obscure fuligineis, connuentibus, crustam densissime
setigeram efficientibus ; hyphopodiis bilocularibus, clavato-oblongis;
setis erectis, rigidis, continuis, ad basim arcuatis, apico acutatis
250-300 » 8-12; peritheciis inter setas absconditis, gregariis, pau-
cioribus, sphreroideis, verruculosis vel rugosiusculis, textura mem-
branacea, nigris, 250-300 ;x. diam.; ascis ovatis, sessilibus, bisporis
70*30, trisporis 76-90*35-40; sporidiis binis vel ternis, elli-
psoideis, utrinque rotundatis, 4-septatis, constrictulis, ex hyalino
olivascentibus 48-50 * 19-21.

Hab. in foliis vivis in silva prim;i'va, Colonia Elisa, Paraguay
(Lindman).

27. Meliola cornu-caprae P. Henn. Fungi Ainaz. III, 1904, (Hedwi- 186(5
gia) p. 362. — Maculis mycelii truncicolis rotundato-pulvinatis

vel eflfusis, atro-crustaceis; hyphis repentibus, ramosis, atris, 5-8
;j.. crassis; pseudopodiis ovoideis, clavatis vel rostratis; peritheciis
sparsis vel aggregatis, lenticularibus, atris, ca. 300 ji. diam., basi
appendiculis cylindraceis, corniformibus , apice obtuse involutis,
obscurioribus, pallide fuscidulis, concentrice annulatis, ca. 80-150 *
25-35 ;j.. ; ascis 2-sporis, oblongis, ca. 70*35; sporidiis cylindra-
ceis, obtuse rotundatis, 4-septatis, constrictis, 50-60 * 20-25, atris.
Hab. in caule Euphorbiaceaj cujusdam, Rio Jurua, Jurua-
Miry Amazoniue.

554 Pyronomycetop, Perisporiftco:r, Pcrisporirrv\ Pleomellola.

28. Meliola Negeriana Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 170. — Amphigena, 1867
plerumque epiphylla; maculis orbiculatis, velutinis, atris, crassis,
1-4 mm. diam., margine defmito limitatis; peritheciis aggregatis,
globulosis, 175-320 ;j.. diam., atris, inter setas rigidas erectas nume-
rosissimas brunneas apice parum dilutiores ca. 7 ;j.. crassas nidu-
lantibus; ascis late clavatis, 2-4-sporis, 75-105^24-35; sporidiis
cylindrico-oblongis, utrinquo rotundatis, rectis, 3-septatis. ex hya-
lino mox brunneis, ad septa leniter constrictis, 50-63 » 14-17.
Ilah. in foliis Lomati;r obliquae in Chile, frequens

Sect. 6, Diclyosporjp.

ZUKALIOPSIS P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. III, 1904, p. 367 (Etym. a
ZukaZia, cui affine genus). — Perithecia superficialia, mycelio ef-
fuso, fusco circumdata, submembranacea, atra, subastoma. Asci sub-
ovoidei, 8-spori; sporidia cylindraceo-oblonga vel clavata, plurise-
ptata, muralia. hyalina. Zuhalice affinis sed sporidia murali-divisa.

1. Zukaliopsis amazonica P. Henn. 1. c. Peritheciis amphigenis, 1868

gregariis, ovoideis vel subglobosis, submembranaceis vel subcarbo-
naceis, apice obtusis subastomis, atris, rugulosis, ca. 120-140 ;j.. ;
basi hyphis repentibus, fuscis, septatis, ramosis, 3-4 ;j.. crassis;
conidiis sparsis, fusoideis, apiculatis, 3-septatis, constrictis, fuscis,
ca. 20 « 4 '/„ ; ascis ovoideis, crasse tunicatis, basi breve curvato-
stipitatis, 8-sporis, 20-30^15-25: sporidiis conglobatis oblonge
clavatis vel subcylindraceis, rcctis vel curvulis, 4-5-septatis, inter-
rupte muralibus, hyalinis, 15-20 » 4-5.

Hab. in foliis Sapindacese cujusd. (Paullinia?) Iquitos,
Rio Amazonas Peru.

PLEOMELIOLA Sacc. — Svll. I p. 70 (ut subgenus) et XIV p. 17
(Etym. Pleo, breviatio Pleosporm et Meliola, ob sporidia muralia).

— Est Meliola sporidiis septato-muriformibus, fuscis.

1. Pleomeliola Hyphaenes P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1903, p. 46. }8C9

— Maculis gregariis, rotundiitis. atro-sanguineis vel fuscis, centro
pallidulis, exaridis, ca. 5-10 mm. diam., hyphis brevibus, ramosis,
septatis, 3-4 ;j.. cr., brunneis; conidiis oblonge clavatis vel fusoi-
deis, erectis, 4-9-septatis. vix constrictis, ferrugineis, apice obtusis
vel subacutis, subhyalinis, 40-80 «7-10; peritheciis gregariis, sub-
globosis, rugulosis, apice perforatis, 80-120 a. diam., membrana-

Pyrenomycetfe, Perisporiacese, Capnodiese, Capnodium. "55

ceo-cellulosis, ferrugineis; ascis ovoideis, apice rotundatis, trun-
catis, octosporis 25-36 * 17-23 aparaphysatis; sporidiis conglobatis,
oblonge cylindraceis vel subclavatis, utrinque obtusis, 4-5-septatis,
interrupte muriformibus, hyalinis. dein fuscidulis, 10-15 « 3,5-4,5.
Hab. in foliis Hyphsenes spec, Dar-es-Salam, Zanzibar A-
fricie orient. (Stuhlmann),

Trib. 5. Capnodieae Sacc.

CAPNODIOPSIS Henn. in Hedw. 1902, pag. 299 (Etym. a Capnodio,
cui aninis). — Mycelium fuscum, sparsum. Perithecia subcoriacea, 9
subglobulosa, vertice elongato-cornuta, atra, apice rotundato aperta.
Asci ovoidei v. subglobosi, tunicati, octospori. Sporidia subglobosa,
continua, hyalina vel dilute fuscidula.

1. Capnodiopsis mirabilis Henn. 1. c. — Peritheciis hypophyllis, gre- 1870
garie sparsis, basi hyphis fuscidulis, septatis, sparsis 3-4 [j.. crassis
circumdatis, subglobosis vel depressis, atro-fuscis, rugulosis 60-
80 [j-. diam., vertice vel lateraliter elongato-cornutis, cornu cylin-
draceo, curvato, atro-fusco, 100-160 ;x. longo, 20-30 jj,. crasso, apice
flavido, pluri-annulato, primo rotundato clauso, dein late aperto ;
ascis ovoideis vel subglobosis, crasse tunicatis, 25-28 « 20-25, octo-
sporis; sporidiis conglobatis ovoideis vel subglobosis, continuis,
intus minute granulatis, hyalinis vel dilute fuscidulis 7-10 * 6-8.
Hab. in foliis vivis Compositse cujusdam, Serra da Canta-
reira, S. Paulo Brasilige.

CAPNODIUM Mont. — Syll. I p. 73, IX p. 438, XI p. 270, XIV
p. 476.

1. Capnodium Anonae Pat. Bull. Soc. Mycol. 1904, p. 135. — Epi- isti
phyllum, effusum, nigrum, crustaceo-pelliculosum, ssepe totam fo-
liorum superficiem occupans, facillime dilabens; mycelio brunneo.
ramoso, toruloso, ex articulis subglobosis vel cylindraceis 10-15 «
6-10 formato; conidiis stellatim 3-4-locularibus, Triposporio si-
milibus, pallide brunneis; peritheciis pycnidicis erectis usque ad
400 [x. altis, cylindraceis, gracilibus 25 [j.. cr., ramosis, membrana-
ceis, sursum obtuse attenuatis, poro pertusis, longe stipitatis; pe-
ritheciis ascigeris coriaceilis, ovoideo-inflatis apice obtusis pertu-
sisque 150*100, longe ramoso-stipitatis; ascis ovoidois 60 » 25,
4-6-sporis; sporidiis ellipsoideo-elongatis, primo hyalinis, medio

556 Pyrenomycet», Perisporlaceae, I apnodieaa, Limaeinin.

1-septatia constrictisque, dein fuscis, 5-6-srptatis, septis longitu-
dinalibus 1-2.

Hab. in foliis vivis Anon;i' squamosse in insulis Q-ambier
Polynesise I > allicae.
2. Capnodium brasiliense Puttemans. Bull. Soc. Mycol. 1904, p. 153, 1872
t. X, f. 1-10. — Effusum, atrum, totam superRciem pagin;c su-
perioris tegens; mycelii hyphis polvmorphis, olivaceo-fuligineis,
cellulis ina?qualibus septo eonstrictis, 6 10 ;j.. lat. vel subcylindra-
ceis, regularibus 3 ;j.. cr. ; pycnidiis 250-300 ;j. longis, rectis vel
parte superiore paullum inclinatis, parte inferiore 50 ;j.. lata, dein
circa medium subito coarctatis et usque ad apicem cylindricis vel
breviter attenuatis, 11-13 a. diam. sup. ; sporulis rectis, cylindri-
cis hvalinis, 4-5 v 1,5-2; peritheciis gregariis varia magnitudine
35-60 ;j.. diam., nunc sed rarius pycnidio connexis et ex hujus parte
inflata productis plus, minusve sph;ericis, sed pedicello cylindrico
plus minus longo 30-40 ;j.. lato suffultis, apice aperto vix promi-
nente 4-5-dentato; ascis forma valde variabili sed semper basi at-
tenuatis, modo obovalibus, modo parte media fortiter incrassatis
30-35^11-26; sporidiis 4-8, inordinatis, primo hyalinis dein oli-
vaceo-fuligineis, 3-septatis, obovalibus, loculo pasnultimo incrassato
13-16 * 5.

Ilab. in foliis Coffeae arabicae, Sao Paulo Brasili;i\ — Sta-
tus conidici sistunt Coniothecii, Cladosporii, Brachysporii, Torulce,
Triposporii species.

LIMACINIA Neger — Syll. XIV p. 474, XVI p. 1127.
I. Eu-Limacinia. Sporidia transverse septata.

1. Limacinia Aurantii P. Henn. in Hedw. 1902, p. 298. — Mycelio atro, ^873
effuso, crustaceo-membranaceo, ex hyphis repentibus, atro-fuscis,
septatis, 4-7 ;j.. cr. ; conidiis pleurogenis, singularibus, pluriseptatis,
fuscis, subulatis vel quadriradiatis, radiis subulatis vel fusoideis,
atro-fuscis, 60-100 « 10-12, pluriseptatis plus minus constrictis; pe-
ritheciis sparsis, subhemisphoericis, membranaceo-cellulosis v. sub-
coriaceis, atro-fuscis, 180-200; asris clavatis, apice rotundatis, tu-
nicatis, octosporis 50-60*20-25; sporidiis conglobatis, fusoideis,
utrinque obtusiusculis vel subacutis, 3-septatis, vix constrictis, 20-

30 « 5-7, hyalino-fuscidulis.

Hab. in foliis Citri Aurantii, S. Paulo Brasili;r.

2. Limacinia Castilloae (Zimm.) Sacc. et Syd. — Syll. XVI, p. 1128 1874

Pyrenomycetaa, Perisporiacese, Capnodiese, Limacinia. 557

(nomen). — Antennaria Castilloa? A. Zimm. in Bull. Inst. Bot.
Buitenz. X, 1901, p. 14. — Mycelio epiphyllo, ex hyphis fuligi-
nosis nigris formato; peritheciis rotundis, nigris, setosis 190-230
[j.. diam. ; ascis octosporis, clavatis, 100 ;j.. longis; sporidiis 3-se-
ptatis, initio hyalinis dein brunneolis, fusiformibus, 45-50 « 12.

Hab. in foliis Castillose elasticae, ab Iceryae specie invasis,
in horto culturali, Buitenzorg, in insula Java.

3. Limacinia setosa (Zimm.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Antennaria setosa A. is~5
Zimm. Centr. f. Bakter. 1902, VIII, p. 151. — Mycelio epiphyllo,
crustas atras formante; peritheciis globosis, setis nonnullis sursum
versis, atro-brunneis, prope ostiolum pallidioribus vestitis, 70-90

[x. diam.; setis 100 « 6 (basi); ascis 8-sporis, clavatis, 40 jj.. longis;
sporidiis 4-cellularibus, oblongis, utrinque obtusis, cellulis binis
unius apicis latioribus et brevioribus, hyalinis, tandem forte brun-
neolis 20-25 « 4-5 ; paraphysibus non observatis.

Hab. in foliis Coffea> hybrid. cujusdam, a Pulvinaria Bidii
vexatis, in hortis Buitenzorg Javae. — Spectat cum praec. et seq.
spec. ad Sect. II generis (peritheciis setosis). Cfr. Syll. XIV, p. 475.

4. Limacinia coffeicola Puttemans, Bull. Soc. Mycol. 1904, pag. 153, 1876
tab. X, f. 11-13. Peritheciis subglobosis fuligineis, astomis, co-
noideis. apice subtruncatis, setis atro-fuligineis simplicibus continuis
usque 100 v 3-4, superne et inferne subhyalinis basisque incras-
satis parte superiore praoditis; ascis aparaphysatis, versiformibus,
plerumque elongatis 50-75 «15-20; sporidiis hyalinis subfusoideis,
initio continuis, triguttatis, dein 4-septatis, in asco inordinatis,
15-18 * 5-6.

Hab. in foliis Coffe;c arabica?, in horto botanico Sao Paulo
Brasilia1.

5. Limacinia tangaensis P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1903, p. 47. 1877
— Mycelio crustaceo atro, late effuso paginam foliorum obducente;
hyphis repentibus, ramosis, septatis, atro-fuscis, saepe torulosis, usque

ad 8 ;j.. cr. ; peritheciis sparsis, ovoideis, subglobosis vel oblongis
ca. 80-100 « 60-80, contextu membranaceo-celluloso ; ascis ovoideis
vel clavatis, vertice rotundatis, tunicatis, 4-sporis, 25-40 « 10-20,
aparaphysatis ; sporidiis conglobatis, oblonge cylindraceis vel cla-
vatis, utrinque obtusis, 5-septatis, constrictis, hyalinis, 16-25 « 4-5.
Hab. in foliis Mangifera3 indica3, Tanga, Zanzibar Africae
orient. (Stuhlmann).

558 Pyrenomycet®, Perieporiaceee, Capnodieae, Seuratia.

II. Limacinula Sacc. Sporidia murali-divisa.

6. Limacinia javanica Zimm.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Capnodium javani- 1*7*
cum A. Zimm. Centralbl. f. Bakter. 1902, VIII, p. 151. — My-
celio crustam nigram facilo secedentem, totam foliorum paginam
super. obtegentem formante, e celiulis brunneolis formato; peri-
theciis liberis sessilibus, globosis, breve papillatis, nigris, niticlis,
100-160 \i. diam. ; ascis 8-sporis, sessilibus; sporidiis ovoideis, mu-
rali-divisis, livalinis, 40-50 »10-16; paraphysibus nullis.

Hab. in foliis Coffeae libericse (a Lecanio viridi vexatis)
in horto Buitenzorg Java3. — Ob perithecia globulosa est Lima-
cinicu spec, sed ob sporidia hyalodictva potius novum genus [TA-
macinula).

III. Species incertse sedis.

7. Limacinia? alaskensis Saccardo et Scalia, Harrim. Alaska Exped. 1879
Crypt. p. 34, pl. IV. fig. 1. — EfFusa, superficialis. densa, opace
atra, subpannosa, 2-4 cm. longa, 500-750 ;j,. cr. : hyphis mycelii
hormiscioideis, filiformibus, simplieibus v. furcatis, 400-500 * 16-

18, crebre septatis, ad septa constrictis, articulis globoso-cuboideis,
15-20 * 13-15, subinde latioribus quam longis, fuligineis, plerum-
que parietali-1-guttatis; conidiis oblongo-fusoideis, 28-30 » 10, 3-
septatis, vix constrictis, fuligineis; peritheciis in mycelio gregariis
et subabsconditis globulosis, obtusis v. depressis. 180-200 ;j.. lat.,
hyphis consimilibus laxe vestitis; ascis (immaturis) clavatis, 90-
120 * 15-18, aparaphysatis, subsessilibus; sporidiis non visis.

Hab. in ramis adhuc vivis Alni, Glacier Bay Alaska (Teb-
lease). — Mycelium sistit llormiscii v. Antennarice formam; quse
forte ad Hormiscium altum Ehrenb. accedit.

SEURATIA Pat. Bull. Soc. Mycol. 1904, p. 136 (Etym. a cl. L. Seu-
rat. qui fungos insularum Gambier legit). — Biogena; subiculo
nullo inserta. Perithecia sicea rigida, humida gelatinoso-mollia,
sessilia, varie ramosa, ex hyphis subhvalinis moniliformibus com-
posita, rima laterali-dehiscentia. Asci suboctospori ; sporidia 1-se-
ptata livalina. — Contextu s.ubgelatinoso el dehiscentia perithecii
genus omnino distinctum. — Heterobotrys paradoxa Sacc. videtur
v. forma ejus conidiophora vel status inians.

1. Seuratia coffeicola Pat. I. c. fig. 1 a-h Epiphylla; pevitheciis ujso

sparsis, minutis, sessilibus, tremeiloso-gelatinosis, branneolis, pel-
lucidis, applanatis 0,5-1 mm. lat., 3-8-corniculatis, ramis patenti-

Pyrenomycetse, Perisporiacese, Capnodiese, Antennaria. 559

bus, simplicibus aut furcatis teretibus vel inflato-nodosis, contextu
laxo gelatinoso, filamentoso-toruloso, articulis hyalinis ovoideis vel
piriformibus, 6-10 ;j.. longis, ultimis fuliginosis minoribus subglo-
bosis 5-6 ;x. diam . ; ascis numerosis ovoideis, subsessilibus apice
incrassatis 35 « 22, octosporis, aparaphysatis, ope J. non caerule-
scentibus; sporidiis hyalinis ovoideis, medio 1-septatis constrictisque
14-17 » 7-10, loculis subglobosis.

Hab. in foliis Coffese arabicse in insulis Gambier Polyne-
siae gallicae.

ANTENNARIA Link — Syll. I p. 80, IX p. 442.

1. Antennaria rectangularis Saccardo, Harrim Alaska Exped. Crypt. 1881
p. 34, pl. III, fig, 9. — Caespitulosa v. efFusa, superficialis, atro-
fuliginea, laxiuscule intricata; hyphis ascendentibus, tortuosis v.
subrectis, longissimis, filiformibus, 1,5-2 mm. long., 12-15 [i. cr.,
parce ramosis, multi-articulatis, articulis 22-28 v 12-15, ad septa
non v. leniter constrictis, s«pe 1-guttatis; ramis simplicibus, sub-
alternis, angulo perfecte recto patentibus, 70-80 raro usque 400

ix. longis, apicibus acutiusculis v. obtusis; peritheciis non visis.

Hab. ad surculos et folia Phyllodoces glanduliflorae,
Sitka Alaska (Howell). — Certe aflinis Antennarice Robinsonii
B. et M. ; difFert tamen hyphis omnibus icqualibus, nec partim to-
rulosis, ramis angulo perfecte recto oriundis etc.

2. Antennaria Unedonis Maire et Sacc. in Ann. Mycol. 1903, n. 3, 1882
fig. II. — Epiphylla, nec non epiclada; mycelio partim effuso cru-
stoso e cellulis pallidis moniliformi-seriatis vel Coniothecii ad instar
plus minusve congregatis, filamentis tenuibus intermixtis, partim

e floccis erectiusculis vel subeffusis, aterrimis contexto; hyphis
flocGorum subarticulatis juvenilibus subtiliter verruculosis, adultis
s;rpe sublevibus, vage ramosis, aliquando anastomosantibus, sub
lente fuscis, 5-8 \i. crassis, cellulis plerumque cylindraceis, rarius
oblongis vel subglobosis, spermogoniis biformibus, aliis minoribus
piriformibus, fuscis, hyphis lateraliter adfixis, rarius acrogenis, su-
perficie tuberculosis, spermatia cylindracea, hyalina, 2,5-4 « 1-1,5
emittentibus, 80-120 ;j.. longis; aliis autem majoribus cylindraceis
vel corniformibus usque ad 300 ;j.. longis, atris, superficie tuber-
culosis, spermatia ellipsoidea vel oblonga, hyalina, 2,5 * 1,5 emit-
tentibus ; conidiis forma variis, aliis Cladosporii, aliis rarissimis
Triposporii characteres exhibentibus; pycnidiis peritheciisque asco-
phoris ignotis.

560 Pyrenomycetse, Sphseriacese, A.llantosporffi, Ccelosphseria.

llab. ad folia ramulosque Arbuti Unedonis in Corsica.
2. Antennaria scoriadea Berk. — Syll. I, p. 82, et Sacc. Fl. Myc.
Lus. XII (1903) p. 4.

Ilab. in foliis ramisque C o r r e ;e f e r r u g i n e a?, in horto bo-
tanico Coimbra Lusitani;e. — Pulcra species. Perithecia (?) in hy-
phis acrogena, globosa, 30 ;j.. diam., rara; hyphae articulatie in
rhabdos fasciculatae ; articuli 5-7 ;j.. cr., guttulati, diametro trans-
verso 2-3-plo longiores. Species probabiliter importata ex Austra-
lia, qu;e reapse patria Correce.

Fam. 2. Sphaeriaceas Fk.
Sect. 1. Allantosporic.

ENCHNOA Fr. — Syll. I p. 89, IX p. 442, XI p. 271, XIV p. 478,
XVI p. 1128.

1. Enchnoa Friesii Fuck. — Syll. I, p. 91. — var. Salicis Feltgen 1883
Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. II, 1901, p. 135. Peritheciis
sparsis vel subcircinantibus, mycelio brunneo vestitis, globoso-
depressis. ostiolo verruciformi, epidermidem perforante; ascis te-
reti-clavatis 52-75 w 6,5-8, p. spor. 40-50 ;j.. long. ; sporidiis octo-
nis, inordinatis, cylindraceo-curvis, utrinque obtusis, hyalinis, egut-
tatis, 12-15^2,5-3.

Hab. in ramis salicinis, Luxemburg.

2. Enchnoa Syringae Feltgen Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 1884
1903, p. 161. — Peritheciis dense et ;rqualiter sparsis, omnino
immersis, ostiolo globoso, subinde rostellato, erumpentibus, hemi-
sphsericis; hyphis brunneis vel subhyalinis cinctis, 0,5-1 mm. d. ;
ascis non visis; sporidiis cylindraceo-eilipsoideis, curvulis, conti-
nuis, hyalinis, 11-13*3-4.

Hab. in ramis siccis corticatis Syring;e vulgaris, Luxem-
burg. — Dubia species, quia asci non visi.

C(ELOSPH/ERIA Sacc. - Syll. I p 91, IX p. 443.

1. Coelosphaeria? pusillima Speg. in Ann. Soc. Cient. Arg. 1899, i885
p. 269. — Maculis nullis v. tota ligni superficie pallescente; pe-
ritheciis densiuscule gregariis sed non constipatis et s;rpius late
diffusis, ligno semiinsculptis, globosis, 120-150 ;j.. diam., carbona-
peis, glabris; ostiolo saepius elongato, gracili. obtuso; ascis clavu-

Pyrenomycetee, Sphseriacepe, Allantosporse, Calosphferia. 561

latis, antice obtuse rotundatis, postice cuneato-attenuatis breviter-
que pedicellatis, p. spor. 15-16 « 6, pedicello 5-10 « 1-2, octosporis,
aparaphysatis ; sporidiis botuliformibus leniter curvulis, utrinque
obtusis atque minute uniguttulatis, 4-5 « 1, hyalinis.

Hab. ad ramos denudatos putresccntes Erythrinse crista-
galli, in insula Santiago prope La Plata Argentinse. — Species
valde singularis a genere ostiolo elongato sat recedens : an melius
Pleurostoma ?

NITSCHKEA Otth — Syll. XI p. 172, XVI p. 417.

1. Nitschkea subconica Feltg. Yorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. 1901, Nachtr. 1886
II, p. 201. — Peritheciis sparsis v. 4-8 csespitulosis, ligni super-
ficiem nigrificantibus, subsuperficialibus v. basi insculptis, subiculo
nullo prseditis, globoso-conoideis, ostiolo minuto perforato nitido,
opace nigris, 0,5 mm. diam. ; ascis octosporis, clavato-piriformibus
20-31 » 4,5-6, parte sporif. 13-18 \x. longa, subinde 4-sporis, 15 «
3,5; sporidiis distichis v. inordinatis, allantoideis. utrinque 1-gut-
tulatis v. eguttulatis, 5-6^1-2; paraph}^sibus ascos multo supe-
rantibus, 60-87 « 3,5-4,5 sursum 1-2, septulatis.

Hab. in ramis decorticatis Platani orientalis, Scheidhof,
Luxemburg. — Peritheciis non collabascentibus, ascis minoribus etc.
a N. tristi et N. cupulari distinguitur.

2. Nitschkea Flageoletiana Sacc. Atti Congr. bot. di Palermo 1902, p. 48. 1887
— Peritheciis in superficie stromatis Eutypm latoi dense lateque
gregariis, minutissimis, basi late leviterque coarctata sessilibus, su-
pra applanato-convexulis, 80-100 \i. diam., opace nigris, ostiolo
brevissime papillato, 10-12 a. diam. ; contextu partis superioris
perithecii eximie radiato ; ascis rosulatis breviter obclavatis, sub-
sessilibus. ssepe imequilateris utrinque obtusis, 45-50 « 14-15, para-
physibus spuriis mucosis obvolutis, 4-6-sporis; sporidiis subdisti-
chis, breviter fusoideo-oblongis, utrinque obtusulis siepe insequila-
teris, 17 « 5,5-6, quadriguttatis, guttulis mediis multo crassioribus.

Hab. parasitice in stromatibus Eutyp.e latse ad ramos de-
corticatos Corni sanguinc;e (?) Rigny sur Arroux Galli;e. —
E typo N. medice et N. calyculi, sed bene distincta contextu, ascis
sporidiisque.

CALOSPH/ERIA Tul. — Syll. I p. 95, IX p. 447, XI p. 272, XIV

p. 479, XVI p. 419.
1. Calosphaeria Abietis Krieger ap. Rehm Hedw. 1903, p. (291). — ^sm

36

562 Pyrenomycetffi, Spheerlacese, AllantOBporee, Valsa.

Peritheciis tectis, cortici interiori adnatis, dein peridermio sece-
d"nte demum liberis, globosis, 0,5 mm. diam., 5-6 in acervulos
valsiformes collectis, interdum solitariis, stromate nullo nec cor-
tice nigrescente circumdatis, glabris; ostiolis cylindraceis, 1 mm.
long., convergentibus; ascis clavatis, obtusis, in pedicellum tenuis-
simum elongatis, 35-40 » 5-6, octosporis; parapbysibus longissimis,
septatis 2,5-3 jj.. cr. ; sporidiis allantoideis. plerumque semicircu-
lariter curvatis, hyalinis 5-7 » 1, distichis.

Hab. in ligno corticato Abietis albas, Schandau Saxoni;i'
Krieger).
2. Calosphaeria Cinchonae Zimm. Berichte iib. Land-und Forstwirth. iss'»
Deutsch Ostafrika, 1904, p. 31, tab. III, fig. 15 a et b. — Peri-
theciis subsolitariis vel paucis aggregatis, subliberis, basi tantum
insculptis, nigris, sursum pallidioribus, longiuscule rostellatis, 200-
250 v 80-100; ostiolo piloso; ascis octosporis, apice obtusis; spo-
ridiis leviter curvatis vel subrectis, utrinque obtusis, medio gut-
tulatis, 18-20*5.

Hab. in ramis emortuis Oinchon.c succirubrie et C.
Ledgerian;j3 in horto Amani Africse orient.

JATT/EA Berl. - Syll. XVI p. 421.

1. Jattaea Berlesiana Sacc. et Trav. in Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 432, f. II. 1890

— Peritheciis sparsis vel laxe gregariis, peridermio insculptis dcin
erumpentibus, sphseroideis, erostratis, ostiolo subrotundo vix pa-
pillato pertusis, 200 jj.. diam.; ascis cylindraceo-clavulatis. superne
truncatulis, vix pedicellatis, octosporis, 38-42 « 6-7, paraphysibus
paucis, longioribus, guttulatis, commixtis; sporidiis subdistichis,
cylindraceo-allantoideis, plerumque biguttulatis, hyalinis, 10-12 * 2,5.

Hab. in truncis et ramis cmortuis Cisti salvifolii, prope
Sassari Sardiniae (A. N. Berlesej. — Socia adest Splurropsidacea
quaedam {Cytospora?) sporulis allantoideis, minutis, 2,5-3,5*0,8-
1,2. Verisimiliter status spermogonicus.

VALSA Fr. — Syll. I p. 108, IX p. 449, XI p. 273, XIV p. 481,

XVI p. 422.
1. Valsa (Euvalsa) sardoa Sacc. et Trav. Ann. Myc. 1903, p. 433, f. III. 189]

— Stromatibus gregariis, minutis, 400-600 ;j.. diam., subcorticali-
bus dcin erumpontibus et prominentibus, ex 4-15 peritheciis sphn
rioideo-compressis, circinantibus compositis; disco minuto, circu-
lari, nigro; ostiolis brevicollibus, obtusis, a disco vix emergenti-

Pyrenomycetse, Sphseriacese, Allantosporse, Valsa. 563

bus, nigris ; ascis miimtis, 20-30 « 6, fusoideo-truncatis, octosporis ;
sporidiis subdistichis, cylindraceo-allantoideis, biguttulatis, hyalinis,
5-6 * 1 '/2.

Hab. in ramis corticatis Olete europfese, prope Sassari Sar-
dinias (A. N. Berlese). — Adest spermogonium peraffine [Cyto-
sporcu elceince, a qua differt prgecipue stromatibus infra non um-
bilicatis et cirro deficiente. Yerum hse notae probabiliter ab ietate
pendent; cetera conveniunt.
!. Valsa (Euvalsa) Cerasi Feltg., Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. II, 1892
p. 113 (1901). — Stromatibus sparsis, basi elliptica, 1,5-2 mm.
latis, nigris. peridermio tumidulo cinctis, disco minuto nigro vix
emergente; peritheciis 15-25 in quoque stromate, monostichis, glo-
boso-ovoideis ; ostiolis globoso-conicis, atro-nitidulis, stipatis; ascis
clavato-fusoideis, 31-40 «5-6,5; sporidiis distichis v. inordinatis
cylindraceis rectis curvulisve, hyalihis, 9-10 « 2, 2-guttulatis.

Hdb. in ramis corticatis Pruni Cerasi et!j P. avium in
Luxemburgia. — Valsce decorticatce affinis; cum Valsa Persoonii
ne comparanda quidem.
. Valsa (Euvalsa) ceratophora Tul. — Syll. I, pag. 108. — var. 1893
Deutzise Feltg. Vorstud. Pilze Luxemb. Nachtr. III, p. 124. —
Ostiolis vix supra corticem emergentibus, apiceMncrassatulis, vix
1 mm. long.; ascis paullo crassioribus ; sporidiis 8-12 « 2-3 (nec
ut in typo 6-8 « 1,5-2).

Hab. in ramis corticatis Deutziae scabrae in Luxemburgia.
— Var. Rhois Feltg. 1. c. : peritheciis numerosissimis, brevicolli-
bus, in ostiola minuta globulosa discum griseum vix emergentem
formantia terminatis; ascis 33-40*5,5; sporidiis 7-9*1,5-2. In
ramis corticatis Rhois Cotini, Luxemburg. — Var. farinosa
Feltg. 1. c. (Valsa farinosa Feltg. Nachtr. II, pag. 115): Imprimis
distincta collis et ostiolis globosis indumento griseo-farinoso copio-
siore vestitis; ascis 32-39*4,5-5; sporidiis 7-8 «< 1,5-2. In ramis
corticatis Rosoe canin;e, Luxemburg, socia Ci/tospora farinosa
Feltg. — Var. Corni Feltg. 1. c. p. 127: ostiolis ovato-ellipsoideis,
vix emergentibus collisque griseo-pruinosis ; ascis 38-40 v 6,5 ; spo-
ridiis 10-13*2,5-3. In ramis corticatis Corni stol onifer ;r ,
Fort Olizy Luxemburgue.

Valsa (Euvalsa) Lepargyreae Earle, Plantge Bakerianoe, fasc. II, 1894
fung. p. 25. — Stromatibus sparsis, pustuliformi-emergentibus; pe-
ritheciis in singulo stromato 12-20, immersis, nigris, mombranaceis,
minute ostiolatis ; ascis octosporis, fere sessilibus 40-50 * 6 : spo-

564 Pyrenomycete, Sphaeriacese, Ulantosporee, Eutypella.

ridiis continuis hyalinis, loviter curvulis, utrinque obtusis, 12-
16*3.

Hab. in ramis emortuis Lepargyrese argente;e, Hermosa,
South Colorado, Amer. bor.
5. Valsa (Euvalsa) salicina (Pers.) Fr. — Syll. I, p. 131. — Huo
ducenda, velut forma totraspora, Valsa capistraria De Not. Sfer.
ital. I, p. 36, t. 40, Erb. critt. ital. I, n. 1057.

EUTYPELLA (Nits.) Sacc. — Svll. I p. 145, IX p. 460, XI p. 274,
XIV p. 484, XVI p. 423.

1. Eutypella australis Karst. apud Berl. Ic. fung. III, p. 61, t. 75, i
fig. 1. — Stromate late effuso, epidermide tecto, crustaceo, atro,
hinc inde circa perithecia acervulatim collecta elevato, tumidulo;
acervulis gregariis, minutis, inflatulis; peritheciis in quoque acer-
vulo paucis (2-4), globoso-ovoideis, 500 \x diam., mutua pressione
parum compressis, collis brevissimis convergentibus praxlitis ;
ostiolis parum prominulis, incrassato-subsphneroideis, distincte 4-
sulcatis, nigris ; ascis clavatis, 35-40 « 6-8 p. spor. ; sporidiis allan-
toideis 10-12 « 2,5-3, pallide luteo-viridulis.

Hab. in ramis ignotis, in Nova Caledonia (Balansa).

2. Eutypella Crataegi Berl. Ic. fung. III, p. 74, t. 92, f. 1. — Stro- 1896
mate late effuso, corticali, plus minusve- immerso, serpente, cru-
staceo, circa acervulos elevato, eos ambiente et peridermium at-
tingente, nigro; acervulis gregariis 1,5-2 mm. diam., orbicularibus,
tumidis, verruciformibus, intus albo-pruinosis; peritheciis pruino-

sis, immersis, ovoideis, 500-700 a. alt., ssepe mutua pressione com-
pressis, in quoque acervulo 6-10, in collum parum elongatum pro-
ductis; ostiolis sat exsertis, haud incrassatis, irregulariter 2-4-sul-
catis; ascis clavatis 30-40^5-7 p. spor. ; sporidiis allantoideis 10-
12 « 2,5-3. luteo-virescentibus.

Hdb. in ramis Cratsegi Oxyacantlue, in agro Veneto Ital.
bor. — Ab Eutypa ludibunda, teste auctoro, satis distincta et
Eutypellai leprosce proxime affinis.

3. Eutypella Padi (Karst.) Sacc. Syll. I, pag. 147. — * E. pirina 1897
Sacc. et Flag. — A typo differt disco ostiolorum semper subor-
biculari, vix 0,5-0,7 mm. diam. (nec 1-2 mm.}, ostiolis exiguis le-
viterque sulcatis; ascis ut in typo 40 « 7, p. sporif. 25 jx. longa;
sporidiis botuliformibus 6-7 « 2, luteolis.

Hab. in ramis corticatis emortuis Piri communis, Rigny
sur Arroux (Saone-et-Loire) G-allia?.

Pyrenomycetre, Sphseriacece, Allantosporse, Eutypella. 565

Eutypella diminuta Sacc. et Flag. in Atti Congr. bot. di Palermo 1898
1902, p. 49.. — Stromatibus laxe gregariis, minutis, e basi orbiculari
truncato-conicis, cortice immutato immersis, 1-1,2 mm. diam. ni-
gris; peritheciis globosis, circinatis, paucis (5-8), 200-250 (i. diam.,
brevicollibus; ostiolis erumpentibus et breviter exstantibus, obtuse
rotundatis, integris, poro minutissimo pertusis, discum compactiu-
sculum 500-600 ;x. diam. formantibus; ascis fusoideis, 22-25 « 5
(p. sporif.) in stipitem subcequilongum tenuatis, aparaphysatis,
octosporis; sporidiis distichis, allantoideis, conspicue curvatis,6-
7 « 1,5, hyalinis, utrinque rotundatis 1-guttulatisque, coacervatis
dilutissime olivaceis.

Hab. in ramis corticatis Pruni spinoste, Rigny s. A. Gallise.

— Ab E. Prunastri mox dignoscitur stromatibus dimidio minori-
bus, subrotundis, peritheciis paucioribus.

. Eutypella exigua Ell. et Ev. in Berl. Ic. fung. III, p. 58 t. 73. 1899

— Stromate effuso, crustaceo, a matrice bene distincto, perider-
mio tecto vel etiam cortice immerso, undulato; acervulis minutis,
vix prominulis, subsparsis; peritheciis 3-8 in quoque acervulo
parenchymate et fibris corticis imrnersis; collis elongatis, conver-
gentibus, cylindraceis vel subclavatis; ostiolis fasciculatim erum-
pentibus, teretibus, saepius sat elongatis, nigris, 4-sulcatis, rugo-
sulis; ascis clavatis breviuscule stipitatis, 14-18 * 5-7 p. spor. ; spo-
ridiis cylindraceis, valde curvatis 3,5 « 1,5, pallide viridulis.

Hab. ad corticem Ulmi, London, Oanada Amer. bor. et Yi-
mercate Ital. bor.

. Eutypella tetraspora Berl. Ic. fung. III, pag. 75, t. 93, f. 1. — 1900
Stromate parco, crustaceo, extus rugoso-scruposo, nigro, peridermio
tecto, tantum circa acervulos evoluto, tenui, intus sordide luteo,
pruinoso, inferne e cortice denigrato formato ; acervulis verruci-
formibus subsparsis, peridermio transverse rupto arcte cinctis, ma-
gnis, ovoideis, usque 5 mm. long.; peritheciis in quoque acervulo
4-6 subinde circa stroma circinantibus, discretis v. sat dense sed
irregulariter stipatis, superne pruina, basi cortice denigrata, immer-
sis, globulosis v. oblongis mutua pressione subinde parum com-
pressis, in collum pro situ plus minusve elongatum productis;
ostiolis vix exsertis integris; ascis copiosissimis, clavatis, breviter
stipitatis, 17-20*4-6, tetrasporis; sporidiis allantoideis, bi-trigut-
tatis, 9-11 * 2-3,5.

Hab. in ramis Elaeagni angustifoliie propo Berolinum
(Sydowj. — Inter Calospha^riam et Eutypellam fero media.

566 Pyrenomycete, Sphteriacese, Ulantosporee, Eatypella.

7. Eutypella Sheariana Berl. Ic. fung. III, p. 68, t. 83, f. 1, Dia- 190]
trype albo-pruinosa Shear, New York Fung. exsicc. n. 576, nou
Schwoiii. — Stromatibus pulvinatis, extus fusco-fuligineis vel ni-
gricantibus cortico linea nigra serpente circumscriptis, ovoideis v.
suborbicularibus, 1-3 mm. longis, grogariis, erumpentibus, perider-
niio circum circa cinctis; peritheciis in quoque acervulo 3-9 ovoi-
deo-sph;eroideis, mutua pressione angulatis, collis brevibus vel
subindo satis elongatis praeditis, pruina immersis; ostiolis vix oxser-
tis, tri-tetragonis; ascis clavatis, 45-55*6-8 p. sp. ; sporidiis allan-
toideis, 14-16 « 4-5, saturate lutescentibus.

Hab. in ramis Salicis, Long Pine, Nebraska Amer. bor.

8. Eutypella Zelkowae P. Benn. in Engl. Jahrb. 1902, XXXII, p. 42. 1902
— Acervulis erumpentibus prominulis, 1-1 '/., mm. diametro, stro-
matibus immersis, atris ex 6-15 peritheciis ovato -rotundatis con-
stantibus, collo brevi-cylindraceo, ostiolis capitellatis 3-4-sulcatis,
atris; ascis clavatis vertico obtusiusculis, basi attenuato-pedicellatK
24-30*4; 8-sporis; sporidiis subdistichis allantoideis obtusiusculis,
curvulis, hyalino-subfuscescentibus, 4-5*1-1'/,.

Ilab. in trunco emortuo Zelkowaj acuminatic, Tokio Ja-
ponise in horto bot. (S. Kusano).

9. Eutypella scoparioides Pat. Bull. Soc. Mycol. 1902, pag. 302. — 1903
Acervulis erumpentibus, prominulis 500 |i. diam.; peritheciis mo-
nostichis, stromate albido, absque linea nigra limitato, immersis,
globosis, atris, vix 250 (j.. latis, 8-12 tantum in singulo stromate,
collis erectis brevibus, dense stipatis, circinantibus ac convergcn-
tibus, ostiolis obtusiusculis, atcrrimis, quadrisulcatis; ascis oblon-
gis, minutis, longe pedicellatis, p. sporif. 13-15*4-5, ootosporis;
sporidiis minutis 3-4*1, cylindraceo -curvulis, biguttulatis. in
cumulo lutescentibus.

Ilab. ad cortices, Hakodate, Yeso Japoniio (Faurie;. — Evt.
scoparue (Schw.) Ell. et Eut. microcarpce Ellis affinis.

10. Eutypella aequilinearis (Schw.) Starb. Spha^r. imp. cogn. p. L5,
Berl. Ic. fung. III, p. 77, Sphairia cequUinearis Schw. — Syll.
fung. II, pag. 376. — Asci anguste cylindraceo-clavati vix pedi-
cellati, 25-30 * 5-6 p. sp. ; sporidia allantoidea, rarissime subrecta,
7-8 * 1,5-2, hyalino-navescentia.

11. Eutypella cerviculata (Fr.) Sacc. • Syll. I, p. 239. — Huc du-
cendae sunt sec. Ell. et Ev. .lourn. of Mycol. L902, VIII, j>. M :
Diatrype megastoma Ell. ot Ev. — Syll. LX. p. 475 et Euty-
pella alpina Ell. et Ev. - Syll. XIV, p. 185.

Pyrenomycetse, Sphseriacese, Allantosporre, Cryptovalsa. 567

VALSELLA Fuck. — Syll. I p. 158, IX p. 464, XI p. 275.

1. Valsella Saccardoi Berl. Ic. fung. III, tab. 131, f. 1. — Stroma- 1904
tibus gregariis, cortice innatis, pustulatim elevatis, orbiculato-co-
nicis, disco plano ostiolis (18-20) vix emergentibus punctato; pe-
ritheciis ovoideis, monostichis, in collum cylindraceum «quilongum
productis; ascis crasse clavatis, apice rotundatis brevissime tenua-
to-stipitatis, 34-38*9-12, polysporis; sporidiis allantoideis, con-
globatis, 9-11 * 2-2,5, vix v. non guttulatis, hyalinis.

Hab. in corticibus, Keren Abyssinite socia Cryptovalsa tenella
(Penzig). — A Valsella mijriotheca Pass. saltem a diagnosi et
icone videtur differre ascis sporidiisque multo majoribus: an ta-
men mensurae Passerinianse exactae?

CRYPTOVALSA Ges. et De Not. — Syll. I p. 187, IX p. 471, XI
p. 276, XIV p. 487, XVI p. 426.

1. Cryptovalsa macrospora (Sacc.) Trav. in litt. C. ampelina var. ma- 1905
crospora Sacc. ap. Abb. Allesch. Cryptov. p. 42 (Malp. 1902) C.
ampelina Abb. 1. c. nec Nits. et Fuck. — Stromate effuso, nigro,
subcorticali v. in ligno serpente, circa perithecia acervulatim col-
lecta elevato, corticem inquinante; acervulis prominentibus, ro-
tundatis v. ellipticis, distinctis ; peritheciis numerosis mono-disti-
chis, cortice imo immersis vel ligno adnatis, majusculis, mutua
pressione angulatis, erectis in collum longiusculum attenuatis ;
ostiolis valde exsertis, integris; ascis clavatis, longe pedicellatis,
45-55 « 10-13 p. sp. ; sporidiis allantoideis , luteo-fuscescentibus,
9-12 * 3-4.

Hab. in sarmentis Vitis viniferse in Italia bor. — Ab
afdni C. Rabenhorstii differt prsecipue acervalis magis distinctis
et tumidis, collis longioribus, ostiolis non sulcatis.

2. Cryptovalsa pirina Ell. et Ev. in Journ. of Mycol. 1903, p. 167. mG
— ■ Stromatibus effusis, in ligno nigrificato insidentibus; peritheciis
ovato-globosis, valsoideis, 4-8-congestis, ostiolis brevibus, integris

vel sulcatis, obtusis vei subconicis, erumpentibus, collapsis donatis ;
ascis polysporis, longe filiformi-pedicellatis, p. spor. 65-70*10-
12; sporidiis allantoideis, luteolis, subcurvulis, 11-13*1,5-2.

Hab. in ramis emortuis Piri coronarise, River Forest, II-
lin., Amer. bor.

3. Cryptovalsa Rabenhorstii (Nits.) Sacc. — Syll. fung. I, p. 190. — 1907
var. Rosarum Sacc. apud Abbado, Allescherina e Cryptov. p. 4-1
(Malp. 1902). — Stromate ligneo; acervulis grogariis; peritheciis

.v,s Pyrenomycetse, Spheeriacese, Ulantosporae, Eutypa.

disticliis in collum longiuseulum productis; ascis 45-55 »11-13;
sporidiis 11-12 »3,5-4.

Ilab. in ramis Rosne caninae iu Italia et Germania (Sac-
cardo et Rehm). — Var. subendoxyla Sacc. apud Abbado, Al-
lescherina e Cryptov. p. 41 (Malp. 1902). — Stromate ligneo.
corticem inquinante; peritheciis parvis, acervulatim collectis, pruina
alba indutis, ligno immersis vel etiam cortice immersia et ligno
adnatis, in collum brevissimum productis; ascis ut in typo; spo-
ridiis 12-14 »4. — In ramis Celtidis australis in Italia. —
var. eutypelloidea Saoc. apud Abbado, Allescherina e Cryptovalsa
p. 41 (Malpighia 1902 . — Stromate corticali, circa perithecia acer-
vulatim collecta ejevato; acervulis pustuliformibus, distincte ro-
tundatis, peridermio elevato et circa ostiola aggregata laciniatim
rupto cinctis; peritheciis cortice immersis v. ligno adnatis, pruina
luteo-ferruginea superne indutis, in collum breve crassum produ-
ctis; ostiolis incrassatis, quadrisulcatis, prominulis ; aseis late cla-
vatis, superne rotundatis, p. sp. 48-53 »12-14; sporidiis saturate
viridi-luteis, allantoideis, 11-13 »3-4. — In ramis Rliamni ca-
tharticae, Selva (Treviso) Italise borealis.

EUTYPA Tul. - Syll. I p. 162, IX p. 466. XI p. 275, XIV p 486,
XVI p. 424.

1. Eutypa Tarrietiae P. Henn. in Hedw. 1903, p. (81). — Stromati-
bus sub epidermide nidulantibus, carbonaceis, atris, ca. 1-3 mm.
diam.; peritheciis 5-20 subglobosis, ostiolis erumpentibus, subcla-
vatis, nexuosis, rigidis, atris vertice plus minus incrassatis, obtu-
sis, ca. 200-400 » 80-100; ascis subclavatis v. fusoideis. octosporis,
p. sp. 12-15 » 2,5-3,5; sporidiis distichis cylindraceo-curvatis, utrin-
que obtusis, hyalino-fuscidulis, 4-5 » 0,5-0,8.

Hab. in ramis emortuis Tarrietia?, South Queensland Au-
straliae (Pritzel).

2. Eutypa Kusanoi P. Henn. Engl. Jahrb. 1902. XXXII, p. 43. — 1909
Acervulis longitudinaliter dispositis erumpcntibus, elongatis, epi-
dermide atrata, fissa cinctis, c. 2-6 min. longis, 1 mm. latis, stro-
mate immerso, flavo; peritheciis numcrosis usque ad 40 vel 60.
subglobosis, minutis, atris. ostiolis rotundatis annulato pertusis
atro-nitentibus ; ascis clavatis apice obtusis, 8-sporis, L8-24 i -5
paraphysatis ; sporidiis disticliis cylindraceis v<! subfusoideis, cur-
vulis, utrinque obtusis, continuis, hyalinis, 6-8 » 1 1/2.

Ilab. in culmis emortuis Bambus.r, Formosa Japoniae (S.

Pyrenomycetse, Sphseriacese, Allantosporfe, Peroneutypella. 569

Kusano). — Afnnis E. bambusince sed stromate flavo, sporidiis
non guttulatis etc. diversa.
3. Eutypa hypoxantha (Lev. ?) Starb. Ascom. B-egn. Exped. in Vet. foio
Akad. Handl. 25, III, p. 63. Ita nuncupanda, probabiliter, Sphce-
ria hypoxantha Lev. — Sacc. Syll. II, p. 395 — quse sec diagn.
Lev. clifferret sporidiis ovoideis curvulis, quod ex imperfecta obset-
vat. microscop. pendere potest. Sec. Starb. vero sporidia sunt al-
lantoidea 9-10*1,5 (ex err. typ. 4,5) fuscidula; asci 30*6.

Hab. in culmis Bambusse in Brasilia (Lindman, Barbosa). —
Ubi species a Leveilleana differret. dicenda est E. Barbosce v.
Hohn. Hedw. 1901> p. (104).

PERONEUTYPA Berl. Ic. fung. III, p. 80 (1902) Eutypa, Diatrype
Auct. p. p. (Etym perone, fibulaj. — Stroma effusum crustaceum,
atrum, corticale vel ligneum. Perithecia tecta discreta gregaria
vel subsparsa, numquam acervulata, subglobosa, monosticha in
colla pnelonga, cylindracea, ostiolis integris v. sulcatis coronata pro-
ducta. Asci clavulati, longe stipitati, octospori. Sporiclia allantoi-
dea, minuta, chlorina. — Est Eutypa collis pr;elongis. Huc du-
cenda3 species sequentes: P. corniculata (Ehrb.) Berl., P. bellula
(Desm.) Berl., P. heteracantha (Sacc.) Berl. 1. c. cum iconibus.

1. Peroneutypa cylindrica (K. et C.) Berl. Ic. III, p. 82, Calosphceria 1911
K. et C. — Syll, I, 98. — var. Leopoldina Rehm, Asc. n. 1537,
Hedw. 1904, pag. (32). — Stromate late effuso, peridermio tecto,
cortici interiori innato, a corticis substantia heterogeneo, crusta-
ceo, crasso, atro; peritheciis valsiformiter 8-10-monostiche congre-
gatis, in acervulis hemisphaericis vel subglobosis, 3-4 mm. cliam.
atris, carbonaceis, oblongis, 1 mm. diam., rostris per rimam peri-
dermii erumpentibus, fascicularibus, tereti-cylindraceis, apice ob-
tusis, glabris, plerumque parallele erectis, demum divergentibus
1-2,5 mm. longis; ascis clavatis, vix stipitatis, 10-20^4-5, octo-
sporis; sporidiis bacillaribus, curvatulis, utrinque obtusis et mi-
nutissime 1-guttulatis, subhyalinis 4-5*2; paraphysibus nullis.

Hab. in ramis emortuis, Sao Leopoldo, B-io grande do Sul Bra-
silioe (Prof. J. Eick).

PERONEUTYPELLA Berl. Ic. fung. II [, p. 82 (1902) (Etym. a Pero-
neutypa, cui affinis). — Stroma effusum, crustaceum, atrum, peri-
dermio v. epidermide tectum. Acervuli plus minus tumidi, subinde
erumpentes. Perithecia in quoque acrrvulo plus minus numerosa,

570 Pyrenomycetse, Sph&Briacese, Allantosporse, Eruloxyla.

mono-polysticha, in collum pr;rlon^um apice ostiolo integro v. sul-
cato coronatum producta, subglobosa. Asci clavati longe stipitati.
Sporidia allantoidea, chlorina. — Est EutypeUa rostellata v. Pe-
roneuti/pa acervulata. — Huc ducend;e spocies sequentos: P. isari-
phora (Nits.) Berl., P. cylindrica (K. et Cooke) Berl., P. cori/no-
stoma (B. et R.) Berb, P. microcarpa ;E. et Ev.) Berl., P. cla-
vulata (Cooke) Berl., P. aurantiicola (Speg.) Borl., P. scoparia
(Schw.) Berl., P. capillata iE. et Ev.) Berl., P. comosa (Speg.)
I3crl. 1. c. cum iconibus.

1. Peroneutypella longirostrata (P. Henn.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Valsa 1912
longirostrata P. Henn. Fungi Atuaz. IV, in Hedw. 1905, p. 63.
— Stromatibus sub cortice nidulantibus, atro-crustaceis effusis; pe-
ritheciis gregarie cnespitosis, globulosis vel ovoideis, 0,5-0,8 mm.
diam. atro-carbonacois, ostiolis (3-15) fasciculato-erumpentibus, te-
retibus, subulatis, atris, apice obtusiusculis rigidis, erectis, 2-3 mm.
longis, 100-120 ;j.. crassis; ascis subclavatis, longe stipitatis (ple-
rumque evanescentibus) 8-sporis?, aparaphysatis; sporidiis subdi-
stichis, cylindraceis, curvulis, obtusis, hyalinis v. dilute fuscidulis,
3 l/2-4 * 0,5-0,7.

Hab. in ramis corticatis arborum, Rio Jurua, Jurua-Mirv Ama-
zoni;c.

ENDOXYLA Fuck — Syll. I p. 181. IX p. 469, XI p. 275.

1. Endoxyla microspora Ferraris in Malpighia 1903, pag. 9 (extr.). 1913

— Stromato ligno innato, cinerescenti; peritheciis ligno, superficie
nigrificato, tectis, sparsis, globosis , 350-360^430-440, ostiolis
majusculis prominentibus ; ascis anguste clavatis longe jiedicellatis.
octosporis, 20-24 « 5-6 p. sporif. ; sporidiis distichis, subfuscis, cur-
vulis, 7-8 « 1,5-2.

llab. in ramo sicco, decorticato Abietis. Valle della Thuile
Italiae bor.

2. Endoxyla comata Starb. in Arkiv for Botan. 1904, Band 2. p. 19. mn

— Stromate nullo : peritheciis monostichis, ligno plane insculptis,
sph;oroideis, 500 ;j.. diam. per peridermium ostiolis cylindricis ni-
gris nitidis orectis erumpontibus, hinc inde grogariis, pilis fascicu-
latis, interdum etiam interpositis plerumque coronatim cinctis, pe-
ridermii laciniis (1-8) arcte cinctis; contextu coriaceo-molli oliva-
coo-nigro minute dense parencli\ uiatico; ascis lato clavatis v. cy-
lindraceis, longissime pedicellatifl p. sporif. 13-20*3,5-5; sporidiis

Pyrenomycetse, Sphaeriacese, Allantosporfe, Diatrype. 57l

octonis, conglobatis, allantoideis, 4-6^1-1,5; paraphysibus mox
connuentibus massa pellucida ascos omnino obvallantibus.

Hab. in ligno corticato, Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul Bra-
siliie. — Corona pilorum et minutie ascorum praedistincta species.

DIATRYPE Fr. — Syll. I p. 191, IX p. 472, XI p. 276, XIV p. 487,
XVI p. 426.

1. Diatrype americana EU. et Berl. in Berl. Ic. fung. III, pag. 94, 1915
t. 117, f. 2, D disciformis v. americana Ell. N. A. F. exs. n. 490.

— Stromatibus sparsis vel subapproximatis, erumpentibus, discoi-
deo-orbicularibus, superne quandoque convexulis, sed vulgo planis,
fusco-fuligineis, peridermio laciniatim rupto arcte cinctis, centro
rufescenti-fuscis, ob ostiola minuta, parum v. vix exserta, puncti-
formia, distincte 3-4-gona, atra asperulis, intus albicanti-furfura-
ceis; peritheciis in quoque stromate 10-20 sat stipatis, monosti-
chis, collo brevi instructis, oblongis, compressis ; ascis clavatis 30-
35 v 6-8 p. sp. ; sporidiis allantoideis, 10-12 « 2-2,5, lutescentibus.
Hab. in ramis Magnolia3 et Quercus alb;c, New Jersey
•et South Carolina Amer bor. (in herb. Berol. sub nom. «Diatrype
virescens »).

2. Diatrype Bonas-Spei Berl. Ic. fung. III, p. 87, t. 106, f. 2. — 1916
Stromate effuso, peridermio tecto, hinc inde inflato et acervulos
gregarios conoideos pulvinatos, rugulosos, intus albo-pruinosos ef-
formante; peritheciis in quoque acervulo haud nimis numerosis,
pruina ceracea immersis, globuloso-ovoideis, in collum longiuscu-
lum attenuatis; ostiolis parum exsertis, incrassatulis, integris; ascis
clavatis, 35-45^6-8 p. sporif. ; sporidiis allantoideis, 9-11 « 2-2,5,
subhyalinis.

Hab. in ramis indeterminatis ad Caput Bonce-Spei Africse (Mac
Owan) in herb. Berol., sub nomine err. « Diatrype capensis »).

3. Diatrype nigerrima E. et Ev. Journ. of Mycol. 1904, p. 170. — 1917
Stromate superficiali effuso, tuberculoso-rugoso, extus nigro, intus
albo; tuberculis 1-1,5 mm. diam. v. confluendo 0,5-1 cm. diam. ;
peritheciis monostichis, globosis vel ovoideis, confertis, minutis
250-300 (j.. diam., sursum in collum breve tenuatis; ostiolis 8-10,
congestis subglobosis conos minutos in superficie stromatis for-
mantibus; ascis lanceolatis, apice demum rotundatis parte spor.

25 « 3-4; sporidiis octonis, allantoideis, fumose hyalinis, curvulis
8-10 * 1-2.

Hab. in cortice Vitis, Glencoe Illinois Amer. bor. ^Harper).

572 Pyrenomycet», Sphseriacese, Allantosporee, Diatrypella.

DIATRYPELLA Ces. et De Not. — Syll. I p. 200, IX p. 477, XI
p. '277, XIV p. 488, XVI p. 427.

1. Diatrypella rimosa Shear in Bull. of the Torr. bot. Club. 1902, 191?
p. 454. — Stromatibus sparsis vel interdum gregariis, erumpen-
tibus, fere ellipticis vel suborbicularibus, intus albidis, 1-3 mm.
long., basi paullo constrictis, zona nigra circumscriptis, erum-
pentibus, disco plano vel convexulo, levibus, indistincte 4-sulcato-
ostiolatis, transverso rimosis; peritlieciis 5-15, 1-seriatis, globosis

vel mutua pressione angulosis; ascis elongato-clavatis, longe sti-
pitatis, paraphysatis, 90-135*6-7 p. spor. 60-70*6-7); para-
physibus filiformibus , pluriguttulatis; sporidiis luteo- brunneis,
parce curvatis, numerosis, 5-7 « 1,5.

Hab. in ligno Alni spec. AVallowa Lake, Oregon Amer. bor.

— D. discoidew var. Alni Cooke affinis.

2. Diatrypella orgaoensis P. Henn. in Hedw. 1904, pag. 88. — Stro- 1919
matibus erumpenti-superficialibus, cortice fisso circumdatis, pulvi-
natis, atris, subnitentibus vel opacis, rugulosis, ostiolis verrucoso-
prominulis 1,5-2 mm. diam.; peritheciis subglobosis immersis;
ascis longe clavatis vel fusoideis, pedicellatis, apice rotundatis,

p. spor. 20-28*3,5 polysporis; sporidiis cylindraceis, curvulis,
utrinque obtusis, 5-6 * 0,6-0,7 a. fuscidulis.

Hab. in corticibus Leguminosae? cujusdam, Serra dos Orgaos,
E,io de Janeiro Brasiliae (E. Ule).

3. Diatrypella vetusta Ell. et Ev. in Journ. of Mycol. 1903, p. 168. ]

— Stromatibus dense sparsis, erumpenti-superficialibus 0,8-1,5
mm. diam., nigris, subprominentibus, obtusis, levibus, ostiolatis;
ascis clavato-cylindraceis, 75-80 * 8-10; sporidiis allantoideis, luteis,
dense congestis, subcurvulis, utrinque obtusis.

Hdb. in ligno decorticato, emortuo, River Forest, 111 in. Amer.
bor.

4. Diatrypella xanthostroma Ell. et Ev. in Journ. of Mycol. 1903, 1921
p. 225. — Stromatibus tuberculari-erumpentibus, 2-4 mm. diam.,
nigris; peritheciis 4-l<> in singulo stromate congestis, globosis

v. lateraliter compressis, 500 a. diam. superne abrupte contra-
ctis, ostiolo papilliformi, conico pertuso, brevi donatis; ascis cla-
vato-oblongis 55-65*8-10, polysporis; sporidiis allautoideis, luteo-
hyalinis, subcurvulis, 9-10 raro 9-12 * 2.

llab. in ramis emortuis Piri japonicae, London, Canada
Amer. bor.

Pyrenomycetee, Sphseriacese, Hyalosporse, Lsestadia. 573

Sect. 2 Hyalosporae.

GLOMERELLA Schrenk et Spauld. Seience N. S. XVII, 1903, p. 750,
Gnomoniopsis Stonem. — Syll. XVI, p. 452 — nec Berl. (1892).
Species sunt: Glom. cingulata (Ston.) S. et Sp. 1. c. — Gl. pipe-
rata (Ston.) S. et Sp. 1. c. — Glom. cincta (Ston.) S. et Sp. 1. c.
— Glom. rubicola (Ston.) S. et Sp. 1. c. — Glom. fructigena (Clint.)
Sacc. [Gnomoniopsis fructigena Clint. Bull. of 111. Exp. St. Urbana,
1902). Cll. Schrenk et Spaulding specierum paternitatem adscri-
bunt auctoribus, qui status conidicos (Gloeosporium et Colletotrichum)
tantum descripserunt, st. ascophorum ne quidem suspicantes ; quod
nobis injustum et falsum videtur. Etiam incorrectum et prope ri-
diculum videtur scribere Glomerella cinctum nec Gl. cincta et multa
alia similia (ut nonnulli botanici americani) ex eo quod status co-
nidiophorus est Gloeosporium cinctum e gen. neutro.

L/ESTADIA *) Auersw. — Syll. I p. 420, IX 577, XI p. 289, VIV
p. 516, XVI p. 455.

1. Laestadia Berberidis Delacr. — Syll. IX, p. 584. — var. Spiraeae 1922
Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 1903, p. 254. — A
typo differt peritheciis nigris nec brunneis, 100-180 \x. diam. ;
ascis oblongo-ellipsoideis, 55 « 13-15, nec cJavatis sporidiisque levi-
bus, nec granulosis, 21-18 ^ 5-5,5.

Hab. in ramulis siccis Spirsea? spec. Luxemburg.

2. Laestadia Briosiana Magnaghi, Contrib. Micol. Ligustica pag. 3. 1923
(Atti Ist. Bot. Paris vol. VIII, 1902). — Peritheciis subepider-
micis, dein erumpentibus, copiosis, sparsis v. aggregatis, globoso-
depressis, nigris, 140-150 ;x. diam.; ascis elongatis, breve stipitatis,
aparaphysatis 45-46 ;j.. long., octosporis; sporidiis oblongo-fusoideis,
utrinque acutis, 17-19 w 8-9, hyalinis, intus granulosis.

Hab. in ramis emortuis Pueraritc spec, Cornigliano, Liguria.

3. Laestadia mirabilis Fl. Tassi Bull. Lab. Ort. Bot. Siena 1901, IV, 1924
p. 7. — Peritheciis sparsis, nigris, epidermide velatis, nitidis, 80-

*) Quod ad nomen Lcestadice pertinet ci'r. Syll. fung. XI pag. 289 (nota).
llationibus ibi datis, etiara nomen Guigniardia Viala et Rav. (1892) superHuum
evadit.

r>7 1 Pyrenomycetse, Sphseriaceae, Hyalosporse, Lrestadia.

100 \l. diam. ; ascis clavulatis, subsessilibus, 50-60« 10-15; spori-
diis distichis, ellipsoideis, continuis, utrinque minute pluriguttu-
latis, 10-12 « 4 hyalinis.

Ilab in caulibus putrescentibus Mirabilis .lalap;r, in liorto
botanico Siena Italiae centr.

4. Laestadia rosicola (Feltgen) Sacc et D. Sacc. Guignardia rosicola !92S
Feltgen Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 1903, p. 254. — Pe-
ritheciis gregariis epidermide immutata, pustulata, tectis, depresso-
globosis, siccis infra concavis, ostiolo minuto, acuto erumpentibus
200-300 ;j.. diam.; ascis oblongo-clavatis. apice rotundatis, tenuato-
stipitatis, fasciculatis, 4-6-8-sporis, 21-27*5.5-7; sporidiis disti-
chis oblongis vel ellipsoideis, continuis, hyalinis, eguttatis, 4-5«
2-2,5.

Hab. in ramis siccis, corticatis Rosne caninae, Luxemburg.

5. Laestadia Oxyriae Rostr. Islands Svampe in Bot. Tidsskrift, Co- 1926
penhagen 1903, p. 300. — Peritheciis caulicolis, gregariis, minu-
tissimis, lenticularibus; ascis fusoideo-clavatis, aparaphysatis, 35-

40 »6, octosporis; sporidiis fusoideo-oblongis, 9-10 « 2-3.
Hab. in caulibus Oxyriae digyn;e, in Islandia.

6. Laestadia insidiosa Massee, Kew. Bull. 1901, p. 157. — Perithe- 1927
ciis epiphyllis, semiimmersis, discoideis, atris. plus minus dense
aggregatis, astoinis, 300-350 a, diam. ; ascis clavatis srepe curva-

tis, apice obtusatis, octosporis 150 «20; sporidiis distichis oblongo-
ellipticis, hyalinis continuis (an semper ?), 21-25 » 6-7 ; paraphysi-
bus nullis.

Hab. in foliis Medicaginis sativae in Tasmania.

7. Laestadia circumscissa Sacc. Notse mycol. in Syd. Ann. Mycolo- llJ-'s
gici 1903, n. 1, pag. 24. — Maculis subrotundis oblongisque am-
phigenis fusco-rufescentibus, demum arescendo circumscissis et
dilabentibus; peritheciis subcutaneo-erumpentibus, gregariis, ple-
rumque epiphyllis, globoso-lenticularibus, membranaceis, nigrican-
tibus, glabris, 90-120 <).. diam , poro impresso pertusis ; ascis te-
reti-clavatis, 50-65 « 9, apice obtusis, breve stipitatis, octosporis:
paraphysibus genuinis nullis; sporidiis distichis, ovato-oblongi-.
ssepe imrquilateris, utrinque obtusulis, biguttatis granulosisque,
14-15 w 5-6, hyalinis.

Ilab. in foliis adhuc vivis Pruni spinosae, Montello (Treviso)
Italiae bor. — Periphyses circa ostiolum radiantes angustissinne,
hyalinae. — Nil obstat quominus hanc speciem habeamus tamquam
statum ascophorum Cercosporre circu/us<-/ss;a} Sacc. ot forte quoque

Pyrenomycetfe, Sphseriacese, Hyalosporse, Laestadia. 575

PhyllostictcB circumscissce Cooke pariterque morbum shot-hole gene-
rantem. Analogse quoque sunt Ocularia circumscissa Sorok., Phyl-
losticta Mattiroliana Mc, Alpine (= Ph. perforans Sacc. et Matti-
rolo) et Gnomonia circumscissa Mc. Alpine.

8. Laestadia Veronicae Rostr. Islands Svampe in Bot. Tidsskrift, 1903, 1929
vol. 25, p. 300. — Peritheciis biogenis, epiphyllis, dense grega-
riis, lenticularibus, siccis, cupulce instar collabentibus 200 [i. diam. ;
ascis clavatis; sporidiis oblongis, curvulis, fere fabgeformibus, 21-

25 « 8-9, granulosis.

Hab. in foliis Veronicae alpinaa in Islandia.

9. Laestadia Prenanthis Ell. et Ev. in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, p. 66. 1930
— Maculis ellipticis vel irregalaribus 3-5 mm. diam. brunneo-
pallidis, linea subtilissima marginatis, peritheciis hypophyllis, spar-

sis, semierumpentibus, minutis, 50-60 ;j.. diam. ; ascis oblongis, sub-
sessilibus, utrinque abrupte constrictis, 30-35 « 6-7. ; sporidiis di-
stichis, fusoideo-oblongis, 3-guttulatis, hyalinis, 10-12 « 3-3,5.
Hab in foliis vivis Prenanthis crepidinese, Alabama Amer.

10. Laestadia Saxifragae Saccardo et Scalia, Harrim Alaska Exped. l^>3l
Crypt. p. 34, pl. IV, fig. 3. — Peritheciis epiphyllis, punctifor-
mibus, in partibus marginalibus arescentibus foliorum sparsis, glo-
bosis, 100-130 [j.. diam., poro pertusis; contextu parenchymatico
fuscello ; ascis cylindraceis vel cylindraceo-clavulatis, brevissime
stipitatis, apice rotundatis, 60-80 « 10-13, aparaphysatis, octospo-
ris; sporidiis distichis, oblongo-ellipsoideis, utrinque acutulis, 10-

13 « 4,5-5,5, continuis, hyalinis.

Hab. in foliis viventibus Saxifragaj par vif loraj, Unalaska
Alaska. — Pluribus affinis, sed videtur satis distincta. Asci tantum
e basi perithecii oriundi.

11. Laestadia prominens (Earle) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Guignarclia pro- 1932
minens Earle in Muhlenbergia, 1901, pag. 15. — Late sparsa et
s.rpe totum folium denique decoloratum occupans; peritheciis pro-
funde immersis, utrinque prominulis 150-200 ji. diam. ; contextu
obscure parenchymatico ; ostiolo indistincte pertuso ssepe parum
manifesto; ascis subfasciculatis, longe tenuato-stipitatis, crasso tu-
nicatis, parto sporifera 50-60*25; paraphysibua nullis; sporidiis
octonis inordinatis, hyalinis, continuis, ovoideis, 25 « 10, crasse
tunicatis.

Hab. in foliis vivis iEgiphiliu martinicensis ex Verbena-
ceis, prope Santurce Portorico.

12. Laestadia Ari Ell. et Ev. in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, p. 67. — i«j33

E776 Pyrenomycet», Sphseriacese, Hyalosporse, Leestadia.

Maculis subcircularibus, superne [ntense griseis, inferne brunneis
1 cm. diam., nigro-marginatis ; peritheciis epiphyllis dense spar-
sis in parte centrali macularum, 100-110 <i. diam. subcuticularibus
vel erumpentibus; ascis oblongo-cylindraceis, breve stipitatis 40-
50*7-8; paraphysibus rudimentalibus ; sporidiis distichis, subna-
vicularibus 2-3-nucleatis, hyalinis, obtusis, 8-10 « 3,5-4,5.

Hah. in foliis vivis Ari arifolii (quid?), Alabama Americae.
— Habitus Vermictdarice triclielhr

13. Laestadia Tofieldiae Fl. Tassi Bull. Lab. Ort. Bot. Siena, 1901, 193J
IV, p. 7. — Peritheciis dense gregariis, globoso-depressis, pertusis,
nigris, epidermide tenuiter velatis 60-70 ;j.. diam.; ascis clavatis,
sessilibus 40-50*8-10; sporidiis distichis, ovato-oblongis, 14-16 *
5-6, hyalinis.

Ilah. in foliis emortuis Tofieldias borealis, in Groenlandia.

14. Laestadia seriata (Baumler) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Guignardia seriata 1935
Baumler Beitr. z. Cryptog. Fl. des Presburger Com. 1902, p. 27.
Peritheciis immersis, tenui-membranaceis applanatis, obsolete ostio-
latis 50-70 \i. diam., contextu minute parenchymatico, brunneo;
ascis brevissime stipitatis. saccatis, octosporis, 36-45 * 10-12, basi
fasciculatis ; sporidiis ovoideis. utrinque rotundatis, deorsum levi-

ter tenuatis, rectis, hyalinis, inordinatis, 10-12 « 3-3,5.

Ilah. in vaginis vetustis Phragmitis communis in Com.
Presburg Hungariae.

15. Laestadia alaskana (Reed) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Guignardia alasltana 1936
Reed, Harrim Alaska Exped. Crypt. pag. 34, t. VII, Univ. Cal.
Publ., Bot. I, 154. 161, pl. 15, 16. — Peritheciis laxo gregariis,
innatis, globulosis, ostiolo impresso vix erumpentibus, 180-200 a.
diam. ; ascis fusoideis brevissime obtuse stipitatis, apice obtuse at-
tenuatis, aparaphysatis, octosporis "42-45 v 15-16; sporidiis subdi-
stichis, ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis, continuis, eguttulatis, hya-
linis, 10-12*4-4,5.

Hab. parasitica in Prasiola boreali, Springs, Barano
Island, Alaska (Tbelease et Kadiak, Unalaska. Vix diversa

;. L. Prasiolce Wint. — Syll. IX, p. 589.

Parahzstadia Saco. Speoies lichenicolae.

16. L^estadia verrucicola Wedd.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Spharria verrucicola L937
Wedd. Nouv. Rev. des Lich. 1873, p. 22. — Peritheciis 50-100

\>.. diam., immersis, nigris; ascis octosporis, paraphysibus nullis

Pyrenomycetre, Sphfmacefe, Hyalosporse, Phomatospora. 577

obvallatis ; sporidiis unicellularibus ellipsoideis, hyalinis, 18-30 «
10-15.

Hab. in thallo Aspicilise cinereae v. albye, Agde Gallise.
17. Laestadia conductrix (Norm.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Verrucaria condu- 1938
ctrix Norm. Flora 1866, p. 284. — Peritheciis erumpentibus, 120-
150 [x. diam. subglobosis, nigris, nitidulis, ostiolo simplici deinum
pertusis; ascis octosporis jodo rubro-tinctis, aparaphysatis, 50 a.
long. ; sporidiis continuis, hyalinis, 10-12 « 3, elliptico-fusoideis, in-
tus granulosis.

Hab. in thallo Psora3 luridse prope Tromso Norvegiae. —
Ob reactionem jodi potius lichen, observante auctore.

SPOLVERINIA Mass. in Flora 1856, n. 18 (Etym. a March. J. B.
Spolverini (1695-1759) veronensi, qui poetice scripsit « La colti-
vazione del riso »). — Perithecia punctiformia, sicca depressa, uda
turgescentia subglobulosa, clausa, dein apice irregulariter fatiscentia ;
contextu tenui, membranaceo-carnosulo. Asci ampli vesiciformes,
omnino aparaphysati, 1-2-spori. Sporidia ovoidea, magna, conti-
nua, hyalina v. pallide colorata. — In hypothecio adsunt gonidia
quoedam testib. Mass. et Korb., tamen ob vitam parasiticam in
thallis alienis, forte gonidia non sunt propria. Cl. HeufLer aliique
ad fungos, rectius forte, genus referunt.

1. Spolverinia punctum Mass. 1. c, Sched. crit. p. 61, Lich. exs. n. 59. 1939

— Peritheciis perexiguis, castaneo-cervinis, parasiticis, udis sub-
sph;ericis, solitariis, subsuperficialibus; ascis amplis, breviter stipi-
tatis inflatis, bi- rarius unisporis, aparaphysatis ; sporidiis subglo-
boso-ovoideis, 56-70^24-36 (Beltramini) v. 24-70*18-36 (Mas-
salongo) e hyalino dilute croceis, intus nubilosis.

Hab. in thallis crustosis variis e. g. Polyblastise orbicu-
laris, ad rupes in agro Veronensi et Bassanensi Ital. super.

PHOMATOSPORA Sacc — Syll. I p. 432, IX p. 589, XI p. 291,

XIV p. 519, XVI p. 456.
1. Phomatospora Wistariae Ell. et Ev. in .lourn. of Myc. 1902, p. 68. 1940

— Peritheciis fere semper epiphyllis, parvulis rotundatis, subde-
pressis, membranaceis 110-120 ;x. diam. in maculis 2-4 mm. diam.
griseis, margine nigro tenui cinctis, s:epe confluentibus insiden-
tibus; ascis oblongis, sessilibus, 35-45 « 10-12, aparaphysatis ; spo-
ridiis distichis, oblongo-ellipticis, hyalinis, utrinque rotundatis
12*6.

37

578 Pyrenomycetae, Sphavriacr:r, Hyalospowe, Stigmatula.

Ilab. in foliis "Wistariaj frutescentis, Alabama Americae.

2. Phomatospora Hederae Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. 1901, Nachtr. 1941

II, p. 127. — Peritheciis sparsis v. hinc iude approximatis, basi
ligno insculptis, cortice nidulantibus ct epidermidem papilla brovi
conica erumpentibus, depresso-globosis v. cllipsoideis, minutissimis,
nigris; ascis cylindricis, tenuibus, deorsum stipitiformi-tenuatis,
octosporis, 65 » 2,B-3,B, aparaphysatis ; sporidiis monostichis oblon-
go-ellipsoideis vel breve cylindraceis, rectis, hyalinis, B-8 v 2-2,B.

lldb. in ramis siccis Hoderie Helicis, Luxemburg. — Ph.
Berberidis proxime affini->.

3. Phomatospora Elasticae Zimm. in Bull. de 1'Inst. bot. de Buitenz. 1942
1901, p. 15. — Peritheciis amphigenis, sparsis, immersis, sine stro-
mate, ostiolo conico vix emergentibus, nigris 120 « 6B, albo-papil-
latis; ascis brevibus, breve pedicellatis, obtusis, octosporis 45^-8;
sporidiis hyalinis, elongatis, obtuse rotundatis, 16 ;j.. longis; para-
physibus nullis.

Hab. in foliis putrescentibus Fici Elastica1, Buitenzorg, in
insula Java.

4. Phomatospora secalina Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. li)43

III, 1903, pag. 15B. — Peritheciis gregariis vel sparsis, innatis,
globosis, ostiolo acuto, minuto erumpontibus, atro-brunneis, mem-
branaceo-carbonaceis 2B0-350 \i. diam.; contextu parenchymatico
brunneo; ascis cylindricis apice obtusis, incrassatis, bifovoolatis,
jodo vix tinctis, longe stipitato-tenuatis, octosporis, aparaphysatis
95-108 « 8-10 ; sporidiis recte vel oblique monostichis, raro disti-
chis, tereti-ellipsoidois, utrinquo rotundatis, rectis, continuis, bigut-
tatis, 11-15 « 5-6, hyalinis.

Hab. in culmis putridis secalinis, Luxomburg. — Proxime
affinis Phomatosporoe, Arenarim.

STIGMATULA Sacc. — Syll. I p. 543 (ut subgenus), XVI p. 454.

1. Stigmatula applanata Feltgen. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, h.h
1903, p. 255. — Peritheciis sparsis, primo epidermide tectis, mox
orumpontibus et subliberis, orbicularibus, superne convexo-appla-
natis, papilla minutissima donatis, basi applanatis, nigris, minuto
granulosis, carbonaceo-fragilibus, 200-400 a. diam.; ascis tereti-
clavatis, apice rotundatis, brevissime stipitatis 87-95 ^ 13-16, 6-8-
sporis; sporidiis monostichis vol subclistichis, obtuse cllipsoideis,
rectis, continuis, biguttatis, hyalinis, demum ilaveolis, 15-17 * 5-6;
paraphysibus ascos superantibus, ramulosis, 1-2 a. cr. hyalinis.

Pyrenomyceta?, Sphgeriacese, Hyalosporse, Physalospora. 579

Hab. in ramulis et squamulis Juniperi virginianae, Lu-
xemburg.

PHYSALOSPORA Niessl — Syll. I p. 433, IX p. 591, XI p. 291,
XIV p. 520, XVI p. 457.

1. Physalospora borealis Saccardo, Harrim. Alaska Exped. Crypt. p. 33, 1945
pl. IV, fig. 4. — Peritheciis laxe gregariis, subcutaneis, dein erum-
pentibus, globulosis, papillatis, nigris, 3-5 mm. diam., contextu
parenchymatico, duriusculo, fuligineo; ascis cylindraceis, basi te-
nuatis brevissimeque stipitatis, apice obtusis, 70-75 « 5-6, octo-
sporis; paraphysibus parcis, brevibus; sporidiis oblique monostichis,
oblongo-ovoideis, lenissime infequilateris, 9-10 «4-5, utrinque obtu-
sulis, intus granulosis, hyalinis.

Hab. in caulibus emortuis Anemones, socia Stagonospora
Pulsatillce, Kukak Bay, Alaska (Saunders).

2. Physalospora macrospora Feltgen, Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. 1946
III, 1903, p. 253. — Peritheciis gregariis, confertis, omnino in-
natis, giobosis, ostiolo papillato erumpentibus, nigris, 200-300 [j..
latis; ascis ellipsoideo-clavatis, deorsum tenuato-stipitatis v. subses-
silibus 75-100 » 25-30, octosporis, paraphysatis; sporidiis distichis,
obtuse ellipsoideis, continuis, hyalinis, biguttatis vel eguttatis,
20-32 « 10-13.

Hdb. in ramis, emortuis corticatis Aceris campestris, Lu-
xemburg.

3. Physalospora Serjaniae Rehm, Hedw. XLIV(1904) p. 5. — Maculis 1947
plerumque epiphyllis, exsiccatione fuscatis, distincte orbicularibus,
dilutissime nigritule cinctis, rubro-fuscis ; peritheciis 1-7 innatis,
discretis, globulosis, nigris, demum in epiphyllo peridermio subte-
ctis prominentibus, ostiolo minuto papill;eformi pertuso, in hypo-
phyllo ilavidule conspicuis, subcarbonaceis 0,2 mm. diam. ; ascis
cylindraceis, apice rotundatis, 80-85^10-12, 8-sporis; sporidiis
oblongis, utrinque rotundatis, 1-cellularibus, hyalinis, 12-14 « 6-7
monostichis; paraphysibus filiformibus, hyalinis, 2-3 jj.. cr.

Hab. ad folia Serjanke, Corcovado-Rio Brasilite (Ule).

4. Physalospora Trabutiana P. Henn. in Hedw. 1901, pag. 100. — 1948
Syll. XVI, p. 1132 (nomen). — Caulicola; peritheciis gregariis,
innatis epidermide tectis, submembranaceis, globulosis, atris, ca. 0,3-

0,5 mm. diam., interdum connuentibus, ostiolo erumpente promi-
nulo, subnitenti vel pertuso; ascis clavatis, apice crasse tunicatis,
rotundato-obtusis, interdum basi usque ad 30 « 6 jx. pedicellatis,

580 Pyrenomycetffi, Spheerlacese, Hyalospor», Physalospora.

oetosporis, 100-170 « 18-23; paraphysibus eopiosis filiformibus,
hyalinis 3 ;j.. cr ; sporidiis oblique monostichis vel subdistichis,
ellipsoideis, utrinque obtuse rotundatis, interdum attenuatis v. sub-
acutiusculis, primo nebulosis. dein 1-2 guttulatis, hyalinis v. subti-
liter flavescentibus, 15-20 « 7-10, interdum mucosis.

Hab. in caulibus Caclirydis to men tosae, Algeria Afr.

5. Physalospora Bupleuri P. Henn. Hedw. 1902, p. 135. — Peritheciis 1949
sparsis sub epidermide nidulantibus, dein ostiolis erumpentibus,
membranaceis, subglobosis, atro-brunneis ; ascis clavatis, obtusis,
basi attenuato-stipitatis. octosporis 50-65*6-8; paraphysibus fili-
formibus, hyalinis, septatis 2,5-3,5 a. crassis; sporidiis oblique mo-
nostichis, oblonge ovoideis, interdum subfusoideis, hyalinis, bi-gut-
tulatis 5-8 «3-4.

Hab. in caulibus Bupleuriranunculoidis, in horto bota-
nico Berolinensi Germaniae.

6. Physalospora mararyensis P. Henn. Amaz. IV, in Hedw. 1905, 1950
p. 63. — Maculis rotundatis vel effusis saepe confluentibus expla-
natis, fuscis; peritheciis sparsis vel subgregariis, punctiformibus,
innato-erumpentibus, subglobosis, atro-membranaceis, pertusis;
ascis fusoideis vel clavatis apice attenuatis, rotundatis vel subacu-
tiusculis, 50-65 « 8-10, 8-sporis ; paraphysibus filiformibus, hyalinis;
sporidiis subdistichis, oblonge fusoideis, utrinque rotundatis, hya-
linis 18-20 « 3 '/2-4.

Hdb. in foliis Papilionaceae? cujusdam, Marary, B-io Jurua
Amazoni;i'.

7. Physalospora atro-inquinans Rehm, Hedw. XLIV (1904). — Peri- 1951
theciis in maculis epiphyllis orbicularibus, vix decoloratis, 1 cm.
lat. gregariis sub epidermide denigrata nidulantibus eamque ele-
vantibus, globulosis, demum denudatis, poro vix perspicuo pertu-

sis. atris, membranaceis, 0,1 mm. diam. ; ascis cylindraceis, apice
rotundatis, 60-70 » 10-12, 4-sporis; sporidiis oblongis, utrinque ro-
tundatis. 1-cellularibus, guttulis oleosis repletis, hyalinis, 15 » 9
monostichis; paraphysibus subramosis, septatis, 2 ;j.. cr.

Ilab. ad folia viva Papilionacea^ (Phaseoli) Sao Francisco
Brasili;c. — Affinis Ph. Astragali, peritheciis mox erumpenti-nu-
datis dignoscitur.

8. Physalospora Phaseoli P. Henn. Fungi Arnaz. III, 1904, p. 368. 1952
— Maculis rotundatis vel confluentibus, flavidis; peritheciis epi-
phyllis gregarie sparsis, sublenticulari-globulosis innatis, papilla
atra erumpentibus, subatro-membranaceis, ca. 50-70 ;j.. diam.; ascis

Pyrenomycetae, Sphjeriacese, Hyalosporae, Physalospora. 581

clavatis, obtusis, 8-sporis, paraphysatis, 40-60 «10-15; sporidiis
subdistichis vel oblique monostichis, late ellipsoideis vel subovoi-
deis, hyaliuis, 8-10 « 8.

Hab. m foliis Phaseoli, Rio Jurua, St. Olara Amazoniae.

9. Physalospora machaeriicola P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. II, p. 243. — 1953

— Maculis effusis brunneolis; peritheciis in maculis albidis, rotun-
dato- vel oblongo-angulatis sparse v. gregarie erumpentibus, sub-
hemisphcericis vel lenticularibus, pertusis, atro-membranaceis, ca.
60 (J.. diam. ; ascis clavatis vel fusoideis, apice obtusis vel apicu-
latis, stipitatis, 8-sporis, 45-60 «8-12; paraphysibus filiformibus
hyalinis; sporidiis subdistichis, ellipsoideis vel subfusoideis, hyali-
nis, 5-8 « 3-4.

Hdb. in foliis Machaerii spec. Fortaleza, Rio Jurua Brasi-
lioe et Tarapoto Peru.

10. Physalospora vagans Ell. et Ev. in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, p. 67. 1954

— Peritheciis sparsis vel 3-5-congestis, membranaceis parenchv-
maticis, nigris, erumpentibus, 100-200 a. diam. ; ascis clavato-cy-
lindraceis 110-200 « 12-20, breve stipitatis et obscure paraphysa-
tis; sporidiis monostichis v. distichis, ellipticis, 12-2Q « 8-12, hya-
linis; conidiis constricto-ellipticis, hyalinis, 15-20« 7-8; basidiis 12-
20 «1,5.

Hab. in sarmentis emortuis B-ubi strigosi, Alabama, Amer.

11. Physalospora minima Ell. et Ev. in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, v. 8, 1955
p. 17. — Peritheciis sparsis, subcutaneis, per ostiolum parvum
erumpentibus, 80-90 \x. diam.; ascis oblongo-clavatis, breve stipi-
tatis, paraphysatis, 40-50 «6; sporidiis inordinate dispositis, elli-
pticis vulgo utrinque acutulis, 9-11 « 3-4.

Hab. in sarmentis Rubi strigosi, Tuskegee, Ala, in Amer.
bor. (G. W. Carver).

12. Physalospora circinans Pat in Bull. Soc. Mycol. 1902, p. 302. 1956

— Peritheciis epiphyllis, globosis, 150-300 ;j.. diam., epidermide
leniter nigrificata tectis, dein semierumpentibus , atris , macula
fusca, orbiculari, 3-4 mm. lata insidentibus; contextu celluloso,
coriaceo-membranaceo, pailide brunneo ; nucleo albo ; ascis cylin-
draceo-clavatis, sursum obtusis deorsum brevissime pedicellatis,
octosporis, 60-80« 12-15; paraphysibus filiformibus ramosis ; spo-
ridiis monostichis v. irregulariter distichis s;epe transverse positis,
ovato-rotundatis, continuis, hyalinis 9 « 6.

Hab. in foliis vivis Ardisioe spec. in Brasilia (Glaztou).

13. Physaiospora Escalloniae P. Henn. in Hedw. 1902, p. 302. — Ma- 1957

582 Pyrenomyeetrc, SphaBriacese, Ryaloaporse, Physalospora.

culis atris, epiphyllis, sub epiclermide gregarie nidulantibus, subglo-
bosis, atris, membranaceis, ca. 200 a. diam., ostiolis erumpentibus ;
ascis clavatis, apice rotundatis. tunicatis, octosporis, 50-70 * 14-18;
paraphysibus filiformibus, hvalinis; sporidiis subdistichis vel obli-
que monostichis, fusoidcis, continuis, 12-18^4-5, hyalinis.

Hab. in foliis E s c a 1 1 o n i se c h 1 o r o p h y 1 1 a ', S. Paulo Bra-
silire.

14. Physalospora Lepachydis Ell. ot Ev. in Journ. of Mycol. 1902. 1958
p. 16. Peritheciis epiphyllis, gregariis, semicrumpentibus, 250

;j. circ. diam., ostiolo papilliformi ornatis; ascis cylindracois, bre-
ve stipitatis, paraphysatis, 60-65 w 8-12; sporidiis monostichis v.
distichis, utrinque late obtusis, binucleatis, 10-12 « 5-6.

Ilab. in parenchymate exsiccato foliorum vivorum Lepachy-
dis columnaris, Billings Amer. bor. (Williams et G-riffiths).

15. Physalospora manaosensis P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. IV, in Hedw. 1959
1905, p. 63. — Maculis sparsis vel gregariis rotundatis, alutaceis,
rugulosis, 1-3 mm. diam.; peritheciis epiphyllis singularibus vel
pluribus innatis, ostiolo atris, punctiformibus erumpentibus ca.
60-80 a., atro-mombranaceis ; ascis subfasciculatis, clavatis, apice
rotundatis, 8-sporis, 40-45 « 8-12; paraphysibus filiformibus, supe-
rantibus, hyalinis; sporidiis oblique monostichis vel subdistichis,
ovoideis vel ellipsoideis, hyalinis, continuis, intus minute granu-
latis, 8-10 « 4-5.

Hab. in foliis coriaceis Lauracese? frutescentis, Rio Negro,
Manaos Amazonia?. — Maculis alutaceis epiphyllis, omnino pecu-
liaribus mox dignoscenda species.

16. Physalospora juruana P. Jbnn. Fungi Amaz. IV, in Hedw. 1905, 1960
p. 63. — Maculis late effusis, ilavido-fuscidulis ; peritheciis hypo-
phyllis gregariis, innatis, dein apice erumpentibus, atris, ca. 60-

80 ;j.. subglobosis, membranaceis; ascis clavatis apice obtusis. 8-
sporis, 30-40 w 5-6, paraphysibus filiformibus. hyalinis ca. 1 '/, ;j..
crassis; sporidiis subdistichis oblongis subfusoideis, hvalinis, 6-8 «

2-2 y2.

Ilab. in foliis Lauraceaa cujusdam, Rio Jurua Amazonii'.

17. Physalospora Pittospori d'Alm. et da Cam. Revista agron. Lisboa, 196]
1903, n. 4, pag. 138, tab. X, fig. 5-7. — Peritheciis sparsis, ad
apicem foliorum in macula arida, epidormide tectis, demum orum
pentibus, hypophyllis vel raro epiphyllis, globoso-depressis. atris,
ostiolo prominulo, 150-200 v lSO-TJO; ascis tereti-clavulatis, bre-
vissimo stipitatis, 1 35-1 40 « 20-25. octosjtoris: sjmridi^s sulimono-

Pyrenomycetge, SphEeriacere, Hyalosporse, Physalospora. 583

stichis, ovoideis, granulosis, 20-25^7,5-12; paraphysibus sinuosis,
septatis.

Hab. in foliis Pittospori spec, prope Cruz Quebrada Lusi-
tanise (Castro G-uedes).

18. Physalospora Xylomeli P. Henn. F. Australiae occid. I, in Hedw. 1962
1901, p. 96. — Syll. XVI, p. 1132. (nomen). — Maculis effusis,
cinereis, exaridis ; peritheciis sparsis innatis, erumpentibus, lenticu-
laribus, atris, breve papillatis, epidermide fissa velatis, contextu
pseudo-parenchymatico, atro; ascis cylindraceo-clavatis, apice ob-
tusis, basi attenuatis, octosporis, 115-135 ;j.. longis, p. sporif. 110-
120=10-11; paraphysibus filiformibus, hyalinis ca. 4 [j.. crassis;
sporidiis oblique monostichis, fusoideis, utrinque subacutis, 2-3-
guttulatis, continuis, 16-20 = 7-10 hyalinis.

Hab. in foliis Xylomeli occidentalis, Perth Australi;e occ.

19. Physalospora Empetri Rostrup. Fungi in Botany of the Faeroes 1903
1901, part. I, p. 310. — Peritheciis epiphyllis, sparsis; ascis cylin-
draceis; sporidiis octonis, monostichis, ellipsoideis, simplicibus, 18-

20 v 10-12, hyalinis.

Hab. in foliis Empetri nigri, Sydero, Frodebo in insulis
Feroensibus Daniae.

20. Physalospora dissospora Feltg. Vorstud. Pi!z. Luxemb. Nachtr. 1964
1901, II, p. 180. — Peritheciis solitariis vel 2-pluribus confertis,
cortice nidulantibus, basi ligno insculptis, ceterum subliberis, glo-
bosis, minute papillatis, membranaceo-carbonaceis, nigris, 150-200

[X. lat. ; ascis cylindricis, rectis curvulisve, sessilibus, rarius bre-
vissime stipitatis 52 « 5, filiformi-paraphysatis ; sporidiis monosti-
chis ellipsoideis, utrinque oblique obtusatis, s;epius longitudinaliter
connato-binis, hyalinis, vulgo crasse 1-guttatis minuteque guttu-
latis vel 2-4-guttulatis, 8-9 « 4,5-5.

Hab. in ramis emortuis Callunre vulgaris, Luxemburg.
— Cum Physal. Callunce ne comparanda quidem.

21. Physalospora confinis Sacc. et D. Sacc. Atti Ist. Ven. Sc. Lett. 1965
ed Arti, tomo LXI, Venetiis 1902, p. 721. — Peritheciis sparsis

v. gregariis, minutis 200-250 \l. diam., globosis, epidermide tectis,
atris, ostiolo papillulato, epidermidem perforante; contextu peri-
thecii celluloso, fuligineo; ascis subcylindraceo-fusiformibus, 80-
90 =* 12-14; sporidiis distichis v. raro monostichis, ellipticis, utrin-
que obtusis, 18-21 « 7, granulosis, hvalinis.

Hab. in caule sicco Amsoniir latifoliae, in horto botanico
Bologna Italia; sept.

584 Pyrenomycet», Sphseriacese, Ryalosporae, Physalospora.

22. Physalospora bifrons Starb. in Arkiv. for Botan. 1904, Band 2, 1966
l>. 17, fig. 40-42. Peritheciis epiphyllis, sed utrinque mani-
feste prominulis, in maculis varie, interdum orbiculariter, semper
imlistincte determinatis, paullum palles<-<-ntibus, sine ordine spar-
sim aggregatis, solitariis v. interdum aliquot confluontibus, sphoe-
roideis, contextu solidiusculo, coriaceo-carbonaceis, nigris, levibus,
vix ostiolatis, 150-200 u. diam.; ascis ovoideis vel ovoideo-fusi-
formibus, sessilibus, sursum lumine angustiore, membrana incras-
sata, 50-00*14-19; sporidiis octonis, conglobatis, ovoideis vel fu-
siformibus, soepe inaequilateralibus vel curvulis, interdum biguttu-
latis, annulo mucoso, tenuissimo, utrinqne minute et oblique ap-
pondiculato praeditis, apicibus obtusis, hyalinis, 19-25^5-6,5; pa-
raphysibus filiformibus, hyalinis, mucilaginosis, confluentibus, nu-
merosis. — Spermatia bacillariba vel anguste clavulata, hyalina
10-14 »1,5 adsunt.

Ilab. ad folia dicotyledonea in silva primaiva, Colonia
Elisa, Paraguay (Lindman). — Forma peritheciorum Ph. quer-
cifolice Ell. et Ev. affinis videtur, sporidiis tamen distincta.

23. Physalospora varians Starb. in Arkiv. for Botan. 1904, Band 2, 196*7
pag. 18, fig. 43-46. — Maculis primo viridi-luteis vel paullum
decoloratis, arescendo fuscis, vage determinatis, rotundatis 0,1-2
cm. diam. ; peritheciis in maculis insidentibus, copiosioribus epi-
phyllis, nonnullis hypophyllis, primo innatis, dein erumpentibus,
globulosis vel basi applanato-lenticularibus, dense aggregatis vel
peripherice dispersis, in seriebus rectis v. curvatis partitis, pulchre
ordinatis, demum coniluontibus, contextu c-oriaceo, atratis, nitide
verruculosis 200-300 u. diam.; ascis cylindraceis vel clavato-cylin-
draceis 90 <* 13, p. spor. 55-65 [l. long. v. ovoideis sessilibusque

43 «19; sporidiis octonis, distincte monostichis, sajpe conglobatis,
medio tristichis, late ellipsoideis, nebulosim guttulatis, 10-11 * 7,
5-9; paraphysibus mucilaginosis, guttulatis, hyalinis.

Ilab. in foliis vivis ignotis, Santa Cruz da Barra, Matto Grosso,
Brasiliue (Lindman). - Peritheciorum ordine, ascorum varia forma
distincta species.

24. Physalospora Fourcroyae P. Henn. in Notizbl. des Konigl. bot. 1968
(iartens u. Museum zu Berlin n. 30, 1903, pag. 240. — Maculis
fuscidulis effusis ; peritheciis amphigenis gregariis, innatis tectis
dein suberumpentibus, globoso-lenticulariljus, ooriacoo-subcarbona-
ceis, atris, cellulosis, ostiolatis dein perforatis, oa. 180-240 a.; ascis
oblonge clavatis, apico rotundatis, crasse tunicatis, basi attenuatis,

Pyrenomycetse, Sphseriacese, Hyalosporse, Physalospora. 585

curvulis, 8-sporis, 150- 1 SO « 25-30, paraphysibus hyalinis, myce-
lioideis, ca. 3 ;j.. crassis; sporidiis subdistichis, oblongis, rectis vel
curvulis, utrinque obtusis, hyalinis, 3-guttulatis , 20-30*10-15.
Hab. in foliis Fourcroytu gigantese, Dar-es-Salam, Afr.
orient. germ. (Dr. Zimmermann).

25. Physalospora Vanillae A. Zimmerm. in Centralbl. f. Bakter. Abt. 1969
II, 1902, VIII, pag. 479, fig. 8. — Peritheciis numerosis sed
discretis, amphigenis, primo immersis, demum erumpentibus, giobo-

sis, atro-brunneis, in ostiolum conicum crassum attenuatis, papilla
pallidiore, 250 a. altis, 120-200 \i. latis; ascis octosporis, obtusis;
sporidiis tereti-fusoideis, curvatis, utrinque obtusulis, hyalinis, 24-
28 « 5-6, intus granulosis.

Hab. in foliis putridis Vanillte planifolia- in horto Bui-
tenzorg Javte insulsB. — ■ A Phys. camptospora forma perithecio-
rum in primis diversa.

26. Physalospora Cattleyae Maubl. et Lasnier, Bull. Soc. Mycol. 1904, 1970
pag. 171, tab. 12. — Peritheciis sparsis vel gregariis, plerumque
simplicibus, sed interdum bilocularibus, hypophyllis, rarius epiphyl-

lis, subglobosis, ostiolo prominulo conico, 300 jj.. diam. ; ascis sub-
fusoideis, utrinque attenuatis, stipitatis, 100-120*11-13, octospo-
ris; sporidiis distichis v. oblique monostichis, oblongis, plerumque
imequilateralibus et subcurvulis, pallide luteolis, 1-guttulatis gra-
nulosisque 20-25 « 5-7 ; paraphysibus filiformibus asco longioribus,
evanidis 3 jj.. cr.

Hab. in foliis emortuis Cattleyae Mossisein calidariis prope
Parisios G-alli;c. — Stat. conicl. Glmosporium Cattleyce quod cfr.
An generi Glomerellcu adscribenda species ?

27. Physalospora Agaves P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1903, p. 51. 1971
— Maculis fuscidulis dein centro pallidulis, effusis; peritheciis am-
phigenis gregariis, globoso-lenticularibus, innatis, epidermide tectis,
vix erumpentibus, ostiolo brevissimo dein perforatis, atris, coria-
ceis; ascis clavatis, apice tunicatis, rotundatis, 8-sporis 80-100«
20-25; sporidiis distichis, oblonge ellipsoideis, utrinque obtusis,
hyalinis, 26-32 * 10-12.

Hab. in foliis Agaves sisalanae, Dar-es-Salam-Zanzibar
Afr. orient. (Zimmermann).

28. Physalospora Alismatis Feltg. Vorst. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. II, 1972
1901, p. 179. — Peritheciis sparsis, innatis, demum vcrtice erum-
pentibus, globosis, basi applanatis, siccis leniter collapsis, minute
papillatis, nigris, 200 a. cr. ; ascis clavatis, apico obtusis, basi ob-

TjftO Pyrenomyootre, Sphtrrinepfr, Hyalosporae, Physnlosporn.

tuse tenuatis, 40-45 « 7-8, octosporis; sporidiis .distichis, oblongo-
ollipsoideis cylindraceis, utrinque obtusis, continuis, hyalinis, bigut-
tulatis 8,5-10*2,5; paraphysibus filiformibus, apice leviter in-
crassatis (1,5 a.), ascos vix superantibus, hyalinis.

Hab. in caulibus siccis Alismatis Plantaginis, Luxemburg.

20. Physalospora microspora Foltg Voratud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. 1973
II. 1901, p. 178. Phomatospora therophtta Feltg. Vorst. Pilz. Lux.
Nachtr. I, p. 208, non (Desm.) Saoc. — Peritheciis vulgo seriatis,
subsparsis, maculas ustulatas generantibus, sublenticularibus, atro-
brunneis, ostiolo punctiformi erumpentibus; ascis tereti-clavulatis,
iongiuscule stipitatis, 45-57*4,5-5,5; paraphysibus copiosis, fili-
formibus, septatis; sporidiis 3,5-5,5 « 1,8-2,6, ovoideis, continuis,
liyalinis, intus aequaliter farctis.

Hab. in calamis siccis Luzulre albidae, Luxemburg. — Pro-
xime affinis Ph. paraguaxcv Speg.

30. Physalospora necans Rehm in Hedw. 1901, p. (105). — Peri- 1974
theciis dispersis, primitus immersis dein emergentibus, globulosis,
glabris, minutissime papillulatis, nigris, contextu parenchymatico
fusco, 150 [i. diam.; ascis fusoideis 60-80 « 9, sessilibus, octosporis;
sporidiis fusiformibus, rectis v. subcurvatis, haud acutatis, 1-cellu-
laribus, interdum 1-2-guttulatis, hyalinis, 15-18 « 3, distichis; pa-
raphysibus filiformibus 2 u.. diam.

Hab. ad rachidem Lycopodii annotini prope Eibsee Ba-
varise (Doct. Rehm).

Sporophysa Sacc. Species lichenicolae *).

31. Physalospora insularis (Mass). Sacc. et D. Sacc. Placidium (Ver- ]l|7-
rucaria) insulare Mass. Sert. lichen. in Lotos 1856, p. 78. — Peri-
theciis minutis omnmo immersis, atris, tandem protuberantibus
thallumque breviter bullatum reddentibus; ascis clavatis, paraphy-
sibus absoletis obvallatis; sporidiis octonis ovoideo-subrotundis,
diaphanis, nubilosis, 9*6.

*) De quaestione ascophytarum permultaruni in Lichenihus parasiticaruin. an
funginse v. lichenosse considerand.se sint eontributiones jam numerosas habemus
oll. Lindsay, Arnold, Winter, Rehm, Zopf etc, sed multum restat ut opus ab-
solvatur; multse species a cll. Lindsay et Arnold enumeratiB ut 1'uugi licheui-
et hic omissae, denuo scrutandae sunt. Ad speoies plurimas jam in Sylloge
receptas, in lioc volumine plures alias adduntur et breviter describuntur, quarum
elenchum cl. prof. Lindau benevole communicavit. Ad genera fongina propiora
ad interim retulimus, sed non absque ambiguitatibus permultis.

Pyrenomycetese, Sphteriacefe, Hyalosporse, Wallrothiella. 587

Hab. in thallo Aspicilise calcareae ad saxa calcarea in
agro Veronensi Ital. bor. Maculas insulares efformat.

32. Physalospora Xanthoriae (Wedd.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Sphceria Xan- 19™
thoriw Wedd. Nouv. Rev. des Lich. Agde. 1873, p. 22. — Peri-
theciis immersis 300-400 \x. diam. ; ascis filiformi-paraphysatis,
6-8-sporis; sporidiis ellipsoideis 10-12 « 5-6, continuis, hyalinis.

Hcib. in thallo Xanthorise parietin;o, Agde Gallke.

33. Physalospora Aspiciliae (Wain.) Zopf, Hedw. 1896, p. 317, Ver- 1977
rucaria AspiciMm Wainio Adjum. Lich. Lapp. II, p. 179 (1883). —
Peritheciis semiimmersis, nigricantibus, 300 \x. diam., poro per-
tusis; ascis cylindraceo-clavatis, laxe tenuiter paraphysatis, octo-
sporis, jodo cterulescentibus ; sporidiis ellipsoideo-oblongis, 10-

17 «5-7.

Hab. in thallo Aspiciliae Myrini v. subadunantis in
Karelia rossica.

TRABUTIA Sacc. et Roum. — Syll. I p. 449, IX p. 601, XI p. 293,
XYI p. 463.

1. Trabutia? Mauritiae (Mart.) Sacc. Sphceria (Conferta) Mauriticv Mar- 1978
tius, Versuch eines Comment. in Werk. Marcgrav und Piso. Miin-
chen (Akad. Wiss., 1853) p. 225. — Gregaria, longitudinaliter seriata,
erumpens, atra; stromate elongato-lineari turgido insequali, verru-
culoso, compagine spissa carbonacea; peritheciis sparsis, immersis,
globosis, atris, tandem ore amplo hiantibus, ante aperitionem vertice
levigato nitidiusculo insignibus; ascis tenuissimis, linearibus, lon-
giuscule pedicellatis, apice obtusis; sporidiis globosis uniseriatis.
Hab. in foliis Mauritire flexuosge, strias 5 cm. long. effi-
ciens, Para Brasilise.

WALLROTHIELLA Sacc. — Syll. I p. 455, IX p. 605, XI p. 294,
XIV p. 524, XVI p. 465.

1. Wallrothiella Myrtilli Feltgen Vorstud. z. Pilz. Fl. Luxemburg, 1979
Nachtr. III, 1903, p. 285. — Peritheciis sparis v. subpulvinatis,
verticaliter ellipsoideis, vertice rotundatis vel acutatis, basi ma-
trice insculptis et epidermide rupta cinctis, atro-brunneis, extus
rugulosis, firmis, 300-500 \x. diam.; ascis cylindraceis, rectis, lon-
giuscule stipitatis 95 « 5-6, octosporis ; sporidiis submonostichis
oblongo-teretiusculis, utrinque rotundatis, rarius acutiusculis, rectis
vel leniter curvatis, hyalinis, utrinque 1-guttulatis, 8,5-11 * 1,5-
18; paraphysibus filiformibus ascos paullo superantibus 1-1,5 »x. cr.

Pyrenomycetee, Spheeriacese, Hyalosporse, Trichosphseria.

llab. in ramulis corticatis Vaccinii Myrtilli, Luxemburg.

2. Wallrothiella fraxinicola Peltgen Vorstud. zur Pilz. Flora Luxemb. 1980
Nachtr. III, 1003, p. 280. — Peritheciis gregariis, superfieialibus

vel leviter adnatis, globoso-deprossis, obtuse papillatis, rugulosis,
«arbonaceo-fragilibus, nigris 400-500 a. diam.; ascis clavato-cylin-
draceis deorsum tenuatis, subsessilibus, parte spor. 27-35 «-7-8,
sex-octosporis ; sporidiis mono-distichis, tereti-ellipsoideis, conti-
nuis, hyalinis, 4-guttulatis, 8-11 ^2,5-3.

llab. in cortice et ligno Fraxini, Luxemburg.

3. Wallrothiella silvana Sacc. et Cav. — Syll. XVI, p. 465. — var. 1981
mejospora Feltgen, Vorst. zur Pilz. Fl. Luxemb. Nachtr. III,
1903, pag. 284. — A typo pr.ecipue differt hyphis basilaribus,
ramosis, septatis, brunneis, perithecia cingentibus, sporidiis mino-
ribus 8 « 2,5-3, teretiusculis.

Ilab. in ramis decorticatis Fagi, Luxemburg.

4. Wallrothiella melanostigmoides Feltgen, Vorstud. z. Pilz. Fl. Lu- 1982
xemb. Nachtr. III, 1903, p. 285. — Peritheciis gregariis, in ma-
trice denigrata et setulis brunneis- conspersa superfiVialibus vel
basi adnatis, hyphis brunneis cinctis, globosis v. globoso-conicis,
nigris, glabris 100-150 ;j.. diam., ostiolo conico, anguste pertuso
pneditis ; ascis cylindro-fusoideis, apice subrotundis, deorsum lon-

ge tenuato-stipitatis, octosporis, 80-100 « 8-10, filiformi-paraphv-
satis ; sporidiis mono-distichis, cllipsoideis, obtusis, rectis, subinde
insequilateris, continuis, hyalinis, minute guttulatis, 16-19 « 4-5.
Hab. in ramis decorticatis putridis Quercus, Luxemburg. —
Wallr. melanostigmai affinis.

TRICHOSPH/ERIA Fuck. — Syll. I p. 452, IX p. 602, XI p. 293,
XIV 523, XVI p. 463.

1. Trichosphaeria dryadea Rehm, Hedw. 1903, p. (292). — Perithe- 1983
ciis sparsis, superiori foliorum exsiccatorum pagina immersis,
demum sessilibus, globulosis, vertice setis numerosis, rectis, acu-
tatis, fuscis c. 100 a. long. 5 [A. lat., vestitis, atris, membranacris
150 [x. diam.: ascis clavatis octosporis 80 v 20; paraphysibus nullis;
sporidiis ovoideis 1-cellularibus, primitus gutta oleosa magna sin-
gula structis, dein granulis repletis, hyalinis, demum chlorinis 20-
22* 10-11, distichis.

Ilab. ad folia praaeuntis anni pendula Dryadis octopotalaa,
propo Hinterbarenbad Tirolia3 (Doct. Rehm).

2. Trichosphaeria incisa Morgan, Journ. of Mycol. 1904, p. 161. — i<m

Pyrenomycetfe, Sphneriacete, Hyalospora?, Coutinia. 589

Peritheciis superficialibus, gregariis, ovoideis, setulis longis, rectis
pallide brunneis, vestitis, 300-400 ;j.. diam.; ascis octosporis, apa-
raphysatis, breve stipitatis, 55-65 «S-9; sporidiis globosis v. ovoi-
deis, hyalinis, levibus, 8-9 « 7-8.

Hab.m ligno vetusto Platani, Preston, Ohio, Amer. bor. —
Setse 100-150 ;j.. long. parce septatge, fumosne.

3. Trichosphaeria pulviscula Feltgen, Vorstud. zur Pilz. Fl. Luxemb. 1985
Nachtr. III, 1903, p. 281. — Peritheciis gregariis vel hinc inde
confertis, omnino superfieialibus, globosis, minute conico-papillatis;
hyphis brunneis, rigidulis, septatis 40 v 5-6 vestitis, 150-200 ;j..
diam. ; ascis cylindricis, stipitatis, octosporis 36-46^2 8; sporidiis
recte monostichis, obtuse cylindraceis, continuis, biguttalatis, 4-

5 « 2,5.

Hab. in ligno putrescente Coniferarum, Luxemburg. —
Trich. fissurarum proxime afiinis.

4. Trichosphaeria tetraspora Feltgen, Vorstud. zur Pilz. Fl. Luxemb. 198
Nacht. III, 1903, p. 281. — Peritheciis dense gregariis v. hinc inde
confertis, superficialibus, hemisph;ericis, nitide papillatis, hyphis
mycelicis, 30-100 « 6-8, atro-brunneis breviter expansis conidio-
phoris basi cinctis ; conidiis verruculosis, hyalinis, 20-27 « 20; pe-
ritheciis 200-250 ;x. lat. ; ascis cylindraceo-clavatis, stipitatis 68-

70 » 5,5-7, tetrasporis ; sporidiis oblique monostichis, obtuse elli-
psoideis hyalinis continuis, biguttulatis, 8^2,8-5; paraphysibus
filiformibus ascos paullo superantibus, hyalinis.

Hab. in ligno Quercus vel Fagi putrescenti, Luxemburg.

5. Trichosphaeria culmorum Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. I, 1987
1901, p. 204. — Peritheciis gregariis vel dense confertis, omnino
superficialibus 0,2-0,3 mm. diam., nigris, setulis atro-brunneis, re-
ctis vel curvulis, obtusis, 52-180 « 2,5-5, vestitis; ostiolo papillato;
asci cylindricis, breve stipitatis, 60-65 » 4,5-5,5 ; sporidiis mono-
stichis, elliptico-ovoideis, vulgo imequilateris, continuis, 4-guttu-
latis, 8,5-10 « 3,5-5,5 ex hyalino dilutissime flavidis.

Hab. in culmis cerealium putrescentibus, Luxemburg. —
Affinis Trich. exosporioidi, sed asci cylindrici et multo longiores.

COUTINIA d' Almeida et da Camara in Rivista agron. de Lisboa, 1903,
n. 12, p. 293, tab. XIV (Etym. a cl. botanico Pereira Coutinho
Flora: lusit. cultore). — Porithecia carbonacea, plerumque conglo-
merata, haud stromatica, ostiolo pertuso, subtecta. Asci stipitati,

590 Pyrenomycetne, Spheeriaceffi, Hyalosporse, Botryosphwria.

paraphysati, octospori. Sporidia continua, plus minus ellipsoiclca,
hyalina. — Vix v. non differt a gen. Botrjjosphairia!

1. Coutinia Agaves d'Alm. et da Cam. 1. c. p. 393, t. XIV, f. 4-6. 1988

— Peritheciis amphigenis, gregariis v. rarissime solitariis, primo
tectis, subinde epidermide rupta, ostiolo denudato, subglobosis,
aterrimis, 320 a. diam. ; ascis 8-sporis, clavatis, longe stipitatis,
paraphysatis, 160-180 « 40-50; sporidiis distichis, subcllipsoideis,
unilateraliter gibbosulis, plasmato granuloso-farctis, hyalinis, 40-
48*15-18.

Hab. ad folia Agaves americana', Bemfica, Lisboa, martio
1903, socio Coniothjjrio concentrico var. Agaves Sacc. — Verisimil-
lime Botrjjosphcerice Berengeriancn peraffinis.

B0TRY0SPH/ERIA Ces.' et De Not. — Syll. I p. 456, IX p. 605,
XI p. 295, XIV p. 524, XVI p. 467.

1. Botryosphaeria majuscula Sacc. in Atti Congr. bot. di Palermo 1902. 1989
p. 49. — Stromatibus seu acervulis laxe gregariis innato-erum-
pentibus, peridermio cinctis, nigris, 1,5-2 mm. diam. convexo-
discoideis; peritheciis globoso-depressis, majusculis, in quoque acer-
vulo 8-12 congregatis, 300-500 ;j.. diam., extus tenuissime ru^ru-
losis opaco-nigris, papillatis, intus albis; contexu grosse cellu-
loso, fuligineo; ascis elongato-clavatis, breve stipitatis, apice ro-
tundatis, 150-170 » 16-26, srepe gibbosis, bacillari-paraphysatis,
4-8-sporis; sporidiis oblongo-ellipsoideis, basi subinde acutioribus,
30-33 « 14-15, nubilosis, hyalinis.

Hab. in ramis corticatis quercinis, Rigny s. A. Gallise (Fla-
geolet). — Peritheciis eumorphis, majusculis, sporidiis quoque
majoribus ab affini B Berengeriana dignoscitur.

2. Botryosphaeria Hoffmanni v. Hohn. Ann. Mycol. 1904, pag. 275. 1990

— Stromatibus erumpentibus, pulvinatis. nigris, peridermio fisso
cinctis, levibus vel rugulosis, subrotundo-angulosis, 0,5-1,5 mm.
diam.; peritheciis immersis, plerumque 4-5, globulosis v. com-
pressis, subinde confluentibus, 300-350 a. diam. ; ascis crasse cla-
vatis, 110^28-32, typice octosporis, copiose paraphysatis ; spori-
diis elliptico-ovoideis, subinde oblongis v. subfusoideis, utrinque
obtusulis, 28-42 « 12-16, hyalinis, strato mucoso cinctis.

Ilab. in ramis Fagi sil vaticae, in Wiencr Wald pr. Vin-
dobonam Austri;u. suciis Asterosjwrio Hoffmanni et Fusicocco ma-
crosporo, <|U'\ teste cl. Hohnel, macro- et micropycnidia Botrjjo-
sphcvrice sistunt. — Quod Fusicoccum huc portineat, non excludo;

Pyrenomycetse, Sphseriacese, Hyalosporse, Rinia. 591

sed quoad dissimillimum Asterosporium, nisi experimenta lioc con-
firment, omnino improbabile mihi videtur.

3. Botryosphaeria Pruni Mc. Alp. Fungus diseases, Melbourne 1902, 1991
pag. 119, fig. 217-220. — Stromatibus dense gregariis, e ligno
erumpentibus, nigris 1 mm. diam. ; peritheciis 4-5-congestis, glo-
bosis vel depresso-globosis, papillatis vel rostratis, subcoriaceis
300-400 ;j.. diam.;ascis clavatis v. oblongo-cylindraceis, paraphy-
satis, octosporis. 40-80*13-16; paraphysibus hyalinis, septatis,
filiformibus subrequilongis; sporidiis monostichis v. distichis, hya-
linis, oblongo - elliptjcis vel lanceolato-ellipticis, granulosis, 20-

24 * 8-9.

Hab. in ramulis emortuis Pruni Armeniac;e, Armadale pr.
Melbourne Australise.

4. Botryosphaeria muriculata Ell. et Ev. in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, 1992
p. 68. — Stromatibus corticalibus subcutaneis, epidermide muricu-
lato-fissa cinctis, nigricantibus, hysteriiformibus; peritheciis 2-6 in
quoque stromate 250-300 ;x. diam., ostiolis papillatis praeditis,
erumpentibus ; ascis clavato-cylindraceis, breve stipitatis, paraphy-
satis, p. sp. 75-80*18-20; sporidiis distichis, oblongo-ellipticis,
subimequilateralibus, utrinque rotundatis v. obtusulis, 20-25 « 10-12.

Hab. in caulibus Smilacis, Alabama Amer. bor.

5. Botryosphaeria hysterioides Ell. et Ev. in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, 1993
vol. 8, pag. 18. — Maculis oblongo-ellipticis, dein confluentibus

10 cm. et ultra, initio rubro-brunneis, dein griseo-albidis, rufo
marginatis ; peritheciis globosis 200-300 ;jl. diam., 2-4 aggregatis,
in stromate hysterioideo 0,5-0,8 mm. longo insidentibus, velatis,
dein ostiolo papilliformi, obsoleto erumpentibus; ascis late clavato-
oblongis 75-100 « 25-30, breve stipitatis, paraphysibus obscuriori-
bus obvallatis; sporidiis oblongis, utrinque acutis, hyalinis, fere
luteolis 25-30 « 8-12, vacuolatis.

Hab. in foliis Hesperaloes Dayii, Peyotes Mexico (\Y.
Trelease).

RINIA Penz. et Sacc. Malpighia 1902 (Etym. a cl. medico et botanico
veneto Benedicto K-inio, qui annis 1415-1430 circ. codicem De
simplicibus conscripsit, plantarum iconibus, suo tempore eximiis,
ornatum, in bibliotheca Marciana Venetiis nunc servatum). — Pe-
rithecia biophila, phyllogena, membranacea, nigricantia, fasciis my-
celicis, innato-prominulis, repentibus, anastomotico-reticulatis se-
miimmersa, globulosa, ostiolo albido, appendicibus vorruciformibus

5i>2 Pyrenomycetse, Sphseriacese Ryalosporre, Cryptosporella

majusculis, nigris, carbonac is stellatim cincto. Asci oblongo-fu-
soidei. paraphysati, octospori. Sporidia ellipsoiclea, continua, hya-
lina. Genus ostiolo maximo stellato praedistinctum, qua nota faciem
sumit Delpinoellm, etsi fabrica omnino diversum et nulli nec affine
nec parallelum.

1. Rinia spectabilis Penz. et Sacc. 1. c. et Icon. fung. Jav. t. ITI, 1994
f. 3. — Amphigena, denso grcgaria; peritheciis intus pallklis,
globulosis, matrici semiimmersis, 240-260 a. diam., ostiolo minuto
cristis seu verrucis prominentibus, carbonaceo-fragilibus, nigris,
subquinis, rugosis, circulum radiatum 450-500 \i. diam. formanti-
bus coronato; ascis obtuse fusoideis, brevissime stipitatis 70-75*
18-20, copiose filiformi-paraphysatis, octosporis; sporidiis irregula-
riter distichis, ellipsoideis 10 « 6. hyalinis, levibus.

Ilah, in foliis omnino viventibus subcoriaceis plantcC indeter-
minatae, Tjibodas, Java. — Fascioe mycelicae folio innato-prominu-
lae, fulvo-fuscae, crassae, 0,3 mm. cr., natura granulosa dubia nec
filamentos:r.

CERATOSTOMELLA Sacc. — Syll. I p. 408, IX p. 573, XI p. 289,
XIV p. 515

1. Ceratostomella pilifera (Fr). Wint. Kryptogamenfl. II, pag. 252,
Ceratostoma piliferum (Fr.) Fuck. — Syll. II, p. 219. — Confe-
renda pulcherrima illustratio H. v. Schrenk in Bull. U. S. Dep. of
Agricult. 1903, p. 17, tab. VII. Nascitur quoquo in truncis
Pini ponderosae, in America bor.,cujus lignum inde cyanescit,
unde nomen vulgare « Blue ». Asci piriformes subsessiles; spori-
dia oblonga, curvula, hyalina, conglobata, 5,5 * 2,5.

CRYPT0SP0RELLA Sacc. — Syll I p. 466, IX p. 609, XIV p. 525,
XVI p. 468.

1. Cryptosporella eupatoriincola Rehm, Hedw. XLIV, p. 6. — Stro- 1993
matibus ramulum hypertrophicum ambientibus, arcte congregatis,
hemisphaericis, peridermio demum extus nigritulo tectis, cortiri
innatis, linea nigra intus non circumscriptis; peritheciis in stro-
mate c. 5 innatis, irregulariter conglomeratis, globulosis, collis in
discum suborbicularem convergentibus, papillulis nigris, hemisphae-
ricis, domum scabriusculis, poro vix perspicue pertusis prominen-
tibus; ascis fusiformibus octosporis 50 »15; sporidiis oblongis.
utrinque rotundatis, subhyalinis, 1-cellularibus. strato mucoso ob-
ductis, 12-15 « 5-6; paraphysibus nullis.

Pyrenomycette, Sphseriaceas, Phseosporas, Mullerella. 593

Hab. ad ramulos Eupatorii bupleurifolii, Tubarao Bra-
siliie.
2. Cryptosporella Macrozamiae P. Henn. in Hedw. 1902, p. (64). — 1996
Stromatibus petioli- v. foliicolis, primo epidermide fusca v. cinerea
tectis, oblongis, punctoideis vel striiformibus, gregariis, s;epe con-
iluentibus, dein epidermide longitudinaliter rimosis; peritheciis
paucis vel pluribus, carbonaceis, atris, hemisphsericis v. subglobo-
sis, ostiolatis ; ascis clavatis, apice rotundato-obtusis, 100-200 «
14-22, octosporis; paraphysibus copiosis iiliformibus, septatis, hya-
linis, apice paullo incrassatis, obtusis, 3-4 \>,. crassis; sporidiis oblon-
go-ellipsoideis vel ovoideis, interdum subglobosis, intus granulatis,
hyalinis, continuis, 15-22 v 10-15.

Hab. in petiolis foliisque Macrozamhe Fraseri, Darling
Range Australise occid. — Ob paraphyses copiosissimas, perfecte
evolutas, species a typo desciscit et hinc ab auctore in subgen.
nov. Cryptosporina P. Henn. erigitur.

Sect. 3. Phwosporae.

MULLERELLA Hepp. - Syll. IX p. 495.

1. Mullerella haplotella (Nyl.) Arn. ap. Zopf, Hedw. 1896, p. 314, 1997
Endococcus haplotellus ISTyl. Fl. 1867, pag. 180. — Peritheciis ni-
gris, minutis, 100 fi. diam. prominulis; ascis polysporis, jodo ru-
bentibus; sporidiis 1-cellularibus, ellipsoideis, atris, 4-7^2,5-3;
paraphysibus nullis.

Hab. in thallo Arthoniie astroidejc in Saellandia occid.
(Branth).

2. Miillerella thallophila Arn. Fl. 1888, p. 14, Zopf. in N. Act. Leop. 1998
Carol. t. LXX, pag. 139 c. ic. — Peritheciis minutissimis, atris,
immersis, apice applanato pertuso prominentibus ; ascis clavatis
24-44-sporis ; paraphysibus ascos longe superantibus; sporidiis 1-
celiularibus, 7-12,5^4,2-5,3, brunneis.

Hab. -in thallo Aspiciliaj caesio -cinere;c in Paneveggio
Trentino.

3. Miillerella haplospora (Th. Fr. et Almq.) Arnold, Fiora 1874, 1999
p. 155, Endococcus Th. Fr. et Almq. Bot. Not. 1867, p. 109. —
Peritheciis globosis, immersis, seminudis, atris, diam. 250-300 a. ;
pavaphysibus sat validis, gelatinoso-conglutinatis; ascis inflato-
clavatis, polysporis; sporidiis numerosis, ellipsoideis, simplicibus,

38

591 Pyrenomycetse, Sphaeriaceae, Phseosporse, ^nthostomella.

nigricantibus, 8-10 » 4-6, gelatina hymen. jodo primo ca^rulescente,
dein mox vinose rubente.

Ilab. in thallo Aspiciliaj cinereae prope Funnesdalen (Ho-
rjedalen) Sueci.r (Almquist).

4. Miillerella hospitans Stitzenberg, Fries Th. in Flora 1865, p. 488. 2000
Zopf, Hedw. 1896, p. 329. — Ascis polysporis; sporidiis 1-cel-
lularibus, brunneis ....

Hab. in apotheciis Lecaniae fuscell;r, Lidkoping Sueciae
(F. Grawe).

5. Miillerella opegraphicola Zopf, Hedw. 1896, p. 342 (sec. Linds. 200]
Observ. p. 549 et 555, tab. XXIV, fig. 26). — Peritheciis nigris;
ascis piriformibus, polysporis; sporidiis 1-cellularibus pallide brun-
neis; paraphysibus nullis.

Ilab. in thallo Opegraph.o atrae in Helvetia.

6. Miillerella atricola Linds.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Microthelia atricola 2002
Linds. Obs. p. 542, t. XXIV, fig. 7. — Peritheciis verrucarioi-
deis, minutis, distinctis, nigris, conico-depressis, subinde irregu-
laribus, subinnatis, poro latiusculo apertis; ascis 50*15-16; spo-
ridiis in quoque asco numerosissimis, sph;eroideis, atro-brunneis,
2-2,5 <).. diam.

Hab. in thallo Lecanorae atrae in Britannia.

ANTH0ST0MELLA Sacc. — Syll. I p. 278, IX p. 505, XI p. 281,
XIV p. 501, XVI p. 439.

1. Anthostomella melanoderma Rehm in Oest. Bot. Zeitschr. 1904, 2003
p. 82. — Maculis caulicolis plus minusve ambientibus, longitudi-
naliter 1-3 cm. strati externi superficiem fusco-nigrificantibus; pe-
ritheciis sparsis, interdum seriatis, primitus immersis, dein emer-
gentibus sessilibusque, globulosis, brevissime rostratis, nigris 120-
150 [j.. diam.; ascis cylindraceis, apice rotundatis, 40-45*7-8,
octosporis, jodi ope poro interne caeruleo tincto; sporidiis elli-
psoideis, interdum curvulatis, 1-cellularibus, guttulis oleosis, inter-
dum gutta unica majore, repletis, fuscidulis 9-10*4-4,5, monosti-
chis; paraphysibus ramosis, septatis, 3 a. cr.

Hab. in caulibus putrescentibus Umbellifene. sp. (?), in valle
infra Monasterium Andechs Bavariae sup.

2. Anthostomella Coffeae Delacr. Bull. Soc Mycol. 1904, pag. 145, 2004
tab. 9, fig. B, 1-3. — Peritheciis nigris, sparsis, primo immersis,
dein superficialibus, ostiolo non prominonte; contextu tenuiter
parenchymatico ; ascis late clavatis, brevissimo pedicellatis, 50-57 *

Pyrenomycetse, Spheeriacese, Phseosporfe, Rosellinia. 595

15-17; parapliysibus tenuibus, granulosis, asco paullo longioribus,
sporidiis subclistichis, continuis, dilute viridi-olivaceis, ovoideis vel
subpiriformibus vel uno latere applanatis, crasse bi-guttulatis, 12,
5-13,5 v 6-7, strato gelatinoso circumdatis.

Hab. in ramis floriferis CofFese arabicse, verisimiliter para-
sitans, Mexico (Errera).

3. Anthostomella thyridioides Ell. et Ev. in Journ. of Mycol. 1903, 2005
p. 167. — Peritheciis gregariis vel 1-2 congestis, globosis, im-
mersis, sub cuticula nigrificata tectis, ostiolis papillatis donatis;
ascis clavato-cylindraceis, 70-75^10-12, paraphysatis; sporidiis
oblongo-cylindraceis, continuis, brunneis, 15-22 *» 4-6.

Hab. in ramis decorticatis emortuis Populi deltoidis, Rooks
Co., Kansas Amer bor. — Habitus Thyridii.

4. Anthostomella pedemontana Ferr. et Sacc. in Atti Congr. bot. di 2006
Palermo 1902, p. 50. — Peritheciis laxe gregariis, folio immersis epi-
dermideque diu tectis, subglobosis, membranaceis, atris, 300-350 jx.
diam , subinde longitudinaliter paullulum compressis, ostiolo brevis-
sime papillato; ascis e fundo perithecii oriundis, cylindraceo-cla-
vatis breviter crasseque stipitatis, apice rotundatis, 100-110 « 9,
5-10, filiformi-paraphysatis, octosporis; sporidiis oblique monosti-
chis, breve fusoideis utrinque obtusulis, leviter imequilateris, 14-

18 « 6,5-7, continuis, intense fuligineis.

Hab. in foliis siccis, dejectis Pini silvestris pr. Crescentino
Italiae bor. — Specie prsedistincta.

Anthostomaria Sacc. Species lichenicolse.

5. Anthostomella apogyra (Nyl.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Melanotheca apo- 2007
gyra Nyl. Flora 1887, pag. 132. — Peritheciis nigris, innatis,
confluentibus, 100-150 jj. diam.; sporidiis octonis, oblongo-ovoideis,
16-18 » 5-7, fuscis; paraphysibus mediocribus.

Hab. inG-yrophoraj pol y phyliaj apotheciis, quse deformat,
in Caucaso (Lojka).

R0SELLINIA De Not. — Syll. I p. 252, IX p. 495, XI p. 280. XIV

p. 494, XVI p. 435.
1. Rosellinia necatrix (R. Hart.) Berl. Rapp. fra Dematoph. e Ro- 2008

sellinia in Riv. Pat. veg. I, 1892, pag. 5 et p. 33, cum tabulis,

Prill. Malad. pl. agric. II, p. 133 cum ic. et in Bull. Soc. mycol.

Fr. 1904, p. 34, pl. III-IV, DematopJiora necatrix R. Hart. Un-

596 Pvronomycetae, Sph8emcea\ Pheeosporse, Rosellinia.

ters. aus forstbot. Inst. III, 1883, p. 05, tab. VI- VII, Viala, Mo-
nogr. du pourridie, Paris 1891. — Peritheciis hinc inde gregariis
subinde confertis, globosis, carbona<eis, brunneo-nigris, apice ob-
tusis, basi brevissime stipitatis, ostiolo parum manifesto donatis,
2 mm. diam., fasciculis hypharum conidiophorarum divergentibus,
obvallatis; hyphis (Graphium sistentilms) fasciculatis septatis, brun-
neis, sursum ramoso-divaricatis conidiaque ellipsoidea ovoidea 2-3
[i. diam. gerentibus; ascis filiformi-cylindraceis, longiuscule pedi-
cellatis, apice rotundatis et obturaculo jodo cserulescente pra^ditis,
280-300 « 30, octosporis, paraphysibus filiformibus copiosissimis
obvallatis; sporidiis monostichis, fusoideis insequilateris, utrinque
acutis 40 « 7, brunneis.

Hab. in partibus subterraneis Vitis, Quercus, Aceris,
Fici, Mori, Persicae nec non Fab;e, PreonisB Hyacin-
thi etc. in Germania, Gallia, Italia. — Perithecia ex mycelio
iloccoso albo demum fuscescente intra et extra corticem serpente
oriuntur. Subinde pycnidia adsunt ' Diplodia) subglobosa 250-500
[i. diam. ; sporulis 25 « 7,5, typice bilocularibus, brunneis. Morbus
gravis, quo planta? vexantur, vulgo ital. marciume audit.

2. Rosellinia paraguayensis Starb. in Arkiv for Botan. 1804, Band 2, 2009
pag. 15, fig. 32-35. — Subiculo pannoso-crustaceo late ambiente,
setoso, nigro, pilis fasciculatis 3-4 ;j.. cr., usque 1 mm. alto; pe-
ritheciis gregariis interdum subconfertis, subiculo immersis, dein
erumpentibus, Iate conicis, tomento subiculi vestitis, apicem versus
levibus opace nigris, papillatis, 1-2 mm. diam.; ascis anguste cy-
lindraceis, sursum incrassatis, longe pedicellatis, p. sporif. 200-
225 * 8-9 ; sporidiis octonis dense imbricatis v. irregulariter mo-
nostichis, anguste fusoideis, subcurvulis, vulgo utrinque obtusiu-
scule tenuatis, muco angustissimo obvolutis, continuis, 30-38 ^
7-7,5, ex hyalino demum fuscis; paraphysibus filiformibus, guttu-
latis, ramosis, ascos superantibus.

Hab. ad truncos dejectos putres, San Tomas Paraguay. R.
Desmazierii afiinis.

3. Rosellinia Euterpes Ehem, Hedw. XLIV (1905). — Peritheciis in 2010
mycelio albo, late effuso gregariis, subglobosis lata basi sessilibus
1-1,5 mm. lat, et alt., glabris, atris, subnitontibus. apice minutis-
sime papillulatis, carbonaceis, fragilibus. Hymenium deest.

Ilab. ad Euterpen, Blumenau Brasili;c E. Ule ,. — Vidotur
afnnis, licet diversa, R. albo-fultai, R. pickB ot R. griseo-cinctce, .
tamen ignota fructificatione, omnino dubia.

Pyrenomycetse, Sphseriaceai, Phgeosporfe, Rosellinia. 597

4. Rosellinia madeirensis P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. II, p. 242. — Pe- 2011
ritheciis gregariis, superficialibus, subhemisphaericis v. subglobosis,
atro-carbonaceis, obtuse ostiolatis, rugulosis, 0,6-0,8 mm. diam.,
basi hyphis fuscis repentibus, septatis ca. 3-3 '/, {jl. circumdatis ;
ascis oblonge cylindraceis, S-sporis, plerumque evanescentibus ;
sporidiis oblique monostichis vel subdistichis, oblonge subnavicu-
laribus, utrinque obtusis, 16-25 « 8-10, atro-castaneis.

Hab. in ramis emortuis, Rio Madeira, Marmellos Brasilise. —
A Rosellinia aquila pnecipue sporidiis crassioribus differt.

5. Rosellinia echinata Massee in Kew Bull. 1901, p. 155. — Peri- 2012
theciis majusculis, 1-1,5 mm. diam., densissime aggregatis, glo-
boso-depressis, superne convexo-applanatis, centro papillatis, atris,
fragilibus, echinatis; ascis cylindraceis, apice truncatis, incrassatis,
octosporis; sporidiis oblique monostichis, fusiformi-navicularibus,
utrinque acutissimis, opace brunneis, 1-2-guttulatis, glabris 90-
100« 12; paraphysibus, filiformibus, subinde ramosis 2,5 jx. crassis.

Hab. in radicibus Fici dubiae in horto botanico Singapore,
Malacca. — Valde damnosa.

6. Rosellinia caespitosa Starb. in Arkiv for Botan. 1904, Band. 2, 2013
p. 15, fig. 29-31. — Peritheciis densissime aggregatis, confluen-
tibus v. superne liberis, stromate basilari conjunctis, cylindraceis,
apice rotundato-truncatis. fusco-purpuraceis, deinde nigris nitidis,
non ostiolatis sed vertice operculatim dehiscentibus, 2-5 mm. alt.,
1-2 mm. lat., contextu dense carbonaceo; ascis non visis; sporidiis
oblongato-ellipsoideis v. interdum subsphieroideis, navicularibus
olivaceo-fuscis, interdum apice guttulatis, 7-14 » 6-9 v. 6-7 ;x. diam.

Hab. ad ligna pr. Coxipo Matto Grosso Brasiliae. — Perithe-
ciis magnis astomis vix hujus generis. Cfr. Henningsinia, a qua
Hypox. (Camittea) turbinatum et forte Pyrenomyxa Morg. non
differre videntur.

7. Rosellinia Castaneae Oud. in Ned. Kruidk. Arch. 3 Ser., II, 4, 2014
p. 872, 1903. — Peritheciis amphigenis, sparsis, 250-300 |a. diam.,
globoso-depressis, in parenchymate immersis, superne prominen-
tibus, nigro-carbonaceis, glabris; ascis cylindraceis, basi attenuatis,
octosporis ; sporidiis monostichis, oblongis , subimequilateralibus

11 o 3,5, brunneolis, guttula mediana, distincta praeditis, superne
rotundatis, inferne truncatis; paraphysibus linearibus, continuis,
hyalinis, asco brevioribus.

Hab. in foliis Castanece vescae, Bussum Hollandise (C. J.
Koning).

598 Pyrenomycet», SphsBriaqeae, Murosporse, Rosellinin.

8. Rosellinia Calami P. Henn. in Hedw. 1903, p. (79). — Perithe- 2015
ciis superficialibus, plerumque aggregatis confluentibusque ovoideis

vel subglobosis, atro-carbonacois, primo ferrugineo-pruinosis, dein
levibus, atris, subnitentibus, subconico-ostiolatis, 0,3 mm. diam.;
ascis cylindraceo-clavatis, apice obtusis, octosporis, 80-100 ;j.. long.,
p. spor. 70-80 « 4-4,5; paraphysibus filiformibus, hyalinis, ca. 1-1,5
;j.. ; sporidiis monostichis oblonge ellipsoidcis, inoequilateralibus,
utrinque obtusis, 2-guttulatis, brunneis v. atris, 7-9 « 3,5.

Hab. in caudicibus Calami spec, N. Queensland Australiae
(Pritzel).

9. Rosellinia Bigeloviae Ell.et Ev. — Syll. XIV, pag. 494. — f. 2016
Amorphae Ell. et Ev. in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, v. 8, p. 16. — Pe-
ritheciis dense stipatis v. subconiiuentibus , ovato-globosis 250-
350 ;x. diam.; ostiolo papilliformi v. conico; sporidiis 8-10*5-
5,5, distincte compressis 3-3,5 \x. cr. — f. Negundinis Ell. et Ev.

1. c. : sporidiis 8-10 » 4-5, 3 ;j.. cr.

Hab. in caulibus emortuis Amorphae fruticosas etNegun-
dinis aceroidis, Rooks Co,. Kansas Amer. bor. (Bartholomew).

10. Rosellinia biguttulata Starb. in Arkiv. for Botan. 1904, Band. 2, 2017
p. 14. — Peritheciis dense aggregatis, stromate basilari fere conjun-
ctis v. interdum omnino confluentibus, crustam longe lateque effu-
sam efformantibus, atratis, rugosis , sph;eroideis, vertice glabro
fere truncato, distincte papillulato, circ. 500 ;x. diam.; ascis jam
resorptis ; sporidiis ellipsoideis, biguttulatis, 6,5-9 =* 3,5-5.

llab. ad truncum putrem, colon. Sjuhy Rio grancle do Sul
Brasilkc.

11. Rosellinia cofFeicola Pat. Champ. de la Guadeloupe, ser. III, in 2018
Bull. Soc. Myc. de France t. XVIII, fasc. II, 1902. — Perithe-
ciis carbonaceis, nigris, globulosis, plus minusve compressis, con-
gestis, 700-850 u,. diam., superficialibus, tuberculatis; ostiolo j^apil-
liformi, lucenti, centrali, depresso; sporidiis brunneis, ovoideis
s;cpe inasquilateralibus, 12 w 5.

Hab. in ligno denudato putri Coffeaa arabica^, Guadalupa.

12. Rosellinia millegrana (Schw.) Sacc. — Syll. I, p. 265. — var. '"* '•'
minuta Feltg. Vorst. z. Pilz. Fl. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 1903, p. 287.

— A typo, quocum congruit habitu, differre videtur sporidiis multo

minoribus, diu hyalinis, demum brunneis, ascis quoque minoribus.

Hab. in ramis decorticatis Alni vel Salicis? Luxemburg.

13. Rosellinia subcompressa Ell. et Ev. — Syll. XIV. p. 496. —
var. denigrata Feltg. Vorstud. z. Pilz. Fl. Luxemb. Nachtr. III,

PyrenomycetfE, Sphferiaceee, Phseosporse, Rosellinia. 599

1903, p. 287. — A typo differt matrice distincte denigrata; peri-
theciis erumpentibus, 300-600 {jl. diam.; ascis 60-80 * 8-9; spori-
diis atro-brunneis 8-9 * 5-6, e latere 3-4 ;x. cr.

Hab. in ramis decorticatis Sarothamni scoparii, Luxem-
burg.

14. Rosellinia Molleriana P. Henn. Fungi blumenavienses II, in Hedw. 2020
1902, p. 13. — Peritheciis carbonaceis, superficialibus, csespitose
confluentibus, subglobosis, atro-brunneis, ferrugineo-pruinosis vel
subfurfuraceis, vertice depressis umbilicatis, conico-papillatis, dein
perforatis 0,6-0,8 mm. diam.; ascis cylindraceis, obtusis, octospo-
ris, 50-60*4-5; paraphysibus copiosis, hyphoideis, hyalinis ca.

1 [x. ; sporidiis monostichis, ellipsoideo-allantoideis, utrinque obtu-
sis, fusco-castaneis, 6-7 * 3,5.

Hab. in ligno putri, St. Catharina Brasilia? austr.

15. Rosellinia hypoxyloides (P. Henn.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Amphisphoe- 2021
rella hypoxyloides P. Henn. Fungi blumenavienses II, in Hedw.
1902, pag. 13 — Peritheciis superficialibus, sparsis, carbonaceis,
conico-hemisphsericis, atris, pulverulentis ca. 1-1,5 mm. diam.,
ostiolo conico-obtuso ; ascis clavatis, apice rotundato-obtusis, p. spor.
65-70*10-13, stipite attenuato 30-50 \u longo, octosporis; para-
physibus filiformibus 2-3 \x. cr., septatis; sporidiis ellipsoideis vel
late fusoideis, oblique monostichis, utrinque obtusis v. subacutiu-
sculis, 1-guttulatis, atris, 14-18*9-11.

Hab. in lignis, St. Catharina Brasili;e austr.

16. Rosellinia Hippophaes Eehm, (Ester. Bot. Zeitschr. 1903, p. 9. — 2022
Peritheciis sparsis primitus immersis, dein per epidermidem lacera-
tam emergentibus et sessilibus, globulosis, 300 [j.. diam. subcarbo-
naceis, atris, papillula conoidea brevissima glabra; ascis evanidis;
sporidiis oblongis, utrinque rotundatis subfuscis, 1-cellularibus 12-
14*7.

Hab. ad fohum putridum Hippophaes rhamnoidis juxta
torrentem in valle Kaiserthal Tirolue. — Affinis Eos. limoni-
sporcu et Ros. macros. — E sect. Amphisphcerella-.

17. Rosellinia sordaria (Fr.) Rehm. — Syll. I, p. 270, IX, p. 501. 2023
var. microtricha Feltgen, Vorstud. z. Pilz. Fl. Luxemb. Nachtr.
III, 1903, p. 288. — A typo differt ascis majoribus, 70-80*7-8;
sporidiis 1-3-guttatis, tandem brunneis 7-10*3-5,5 setisque totum
perithecium vestientibus, acutis, brevibus.

Hab. in ramis decorticatis Fagi, Luxemburg.

18. Rosellinia Queenslandiae (P. Henn.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Coniochazta 2024

''.(III Pyrenomycetae, Sphariaceee, Phseoaporse, Cheetomium.

Queenslandi/e P. Henn. Fungi Austral. in Hedw. 1903, p. (80)
Poritkeciis superficialibus, sparsis v. aggregatis, earbonaceis, atris,
ovoideis, vertice papillatis v. concavis, basi mycelio fusco ranioso
circumdatis, ca :>00 jj.. diam. dense setigeris, setis atris 50-200 «
10-15; ascis cylindraceis, p. spor. ca. 50 »4; sporidiis monostirkis.
oblongo-ellipsoideis, utrinquo obtusis, fusco-atris 6-8 » 3,5-4.

Hab. in ligno sicco pr. n. Barron, N. Queensland Australi e.

19. Rosellinia occultata Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nacbtr. II, 2)25
1901, p. '208. — Peritkeciis dense et late esespitulosis, ligno in-
sertis et peridermio fisso relaxato cinctis, ovoideo-globosis, minute
subinde longiuscule papillatis, opace nigris, pulveraceo-asperulis,
setulis sparsis, nigris 13-26^2-3,5 vestitis ; ascis cylindricis, deor-
sum stipitato-tenuatis, apico obtusis, incrassatulis, octosporis 78-
91 « 5,5-6; sporidiis recte monostickis, cylindraceo-ellipsoideis, obtu-
sis, brunneis, vulgo biguttatis, 7-9 « 4,5-5; parapkysibus filiformibus.

Hab. in ramis siccis, corticatis Quercus , Luxemburg. —
Accedit ad Ros. belgicam.

20. Rosellinia brassicicola Feltgen, Vorstud. z/ Pilz. Fl. Luxemb.
Nacktr. III, 1903, p. 288. — Peritkeciis gregariis, rarius sparsis. 2026
liberis vel basi adnatis, globosis, papillatis 0,5 mm. diam.. carbo-
naceo-coriaceis, fragilibus; ostiolo conoideo vel breve cykndraceo,
nitido praeditis; setis nigris, . rigidis, acutis, rectis vel ilexuosis
50-80^5-6, dense vestitis; ascis cylindricis breve stipitatis, 125-
145^11-15, octosporis, parapkysatis; sporidiis monostickis, elli-
psoideis, continuis, atro-brunneis, 13-16^9,5-13,5.

Hab. in caulibus putridis Brassica?, Luxemburg. — Mycelium
atrum circa peritkecia serpit. Rosellinice horridte affinis.

CH/ETOMIUM Kunze. — Syll. I p. 220, IX p. 484, XI p 279, XIV
1». 490. XVI p. 428.

1. Chaetomium arachnoides Mass. et Salm. Copropk. fungi II, p. 71,
fig. 97-103. — Peritkeciis parvulis, globosis, subumbonatis, spar-
sis v. gregariis, nigris, contextu parenchymatico e oellulis polygo
nis oirc. 8 ;j.. latis oomposito, in parto suporiore pilis fuscis lon-
gissimis flexuosis valdo divergonlibus, simplicibus, gracilibus 4-5
;j.. cr., levibus, septatis apice plus minus uncinatis, undique vosti-
tis; ascis olavatis cr. 36 « 12 citissime diffluentibus; sporidiis e
fronte late ellipsoideis vel subglobosis, utrinque aoutatis, leniter
compressis 7-9 « 5-6, fulvidis.

llab. in fimo ovino et in ckarta putrescente, Kew Britanni;o.

Pyrenomycetse, Sphferiacese, Phseosporfe, Sordaria. 601

2. Chaetomium simile Mass. et Salm. Coproph. fungi II, p. 71, fig. 8-9. 2028
— Peritheciis gregariis 500-750 \x. alt., subglobosis^ undique oli-
vaceo-pilosis, pilis superioribus dense confertis, intricatis, crispis,
fuscis, pluries irregulariter spiraliter contortis, apice uncinatis,
plerumque non septatis, levibus; ascis cylindraceis, breviter stipi-
tatis 80 » 9-10, octosporis; sporidiis monostichis, late ellipticis v.
subglobosis, polo uno minute apiculatis, altero plus minusve ro-
tundatis 8-10 « 7,5 leniter compressis, olivaceo-fuscis.
Hab. in fimo canino vetusto, Kew Britannia'.

S0RDARIA Ces. et De Not. — Syll. I p. 230, IX p. 487, XIV
p. 492, XVI p. 430.

1. Sordaria longicaudata (Griff.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Pleurage longicau- 2029
data Griff. Mem. Torr. Bot. 01. 1901, p. 81, tab. 8, fig. 9-11. —
Peritheciis sparsis, immersis dein maturitate expositis, 600-900 ^
450-600, membranaceis, maturitate nigris, globoso-piriformibus,
brevi ostiolatis; ascis clavatis, rectis vel curvatis, breve stipitatis
280-300 « 32-42 ; paraphysibus late tubulari-ventricosis, irregula-
ribus, ascis lequilongis; sporidiis ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis,
Srepe superne acutatis 45-53 « 23-35, maturitate intense brunneis,
longicaudatis.

Hab. in fimo vaccino, Rooks Co. lvansas (Bartholomew),
Auburn, Alab. (Earle), in fimo equino Austin, Texas (Long).

2. Sordaria arizonensis (Griff.) Sacc et D. Sacc. Pleurage arizonensis 2030
Griff. Amer. Sordar., Mem. Torr. Bot. 01. 1901, p. 57, tab. VI,
fig. 4-6 *). — Peritheciis sparsis v. congestis, initio immersis dein
subemergentibus 400-600 ;x. diam. membranaceis vel subcoriaceis,
nigris v. opacis, globoso-piriformibus, superne albido-tomentosis,
ostiolo brevi, papillato nigro, curvulo, setis longis brunneis dona-
tis; ascis 4-sporis, cylindraceis, subcontractis, apice rotundatis,
subpedicellatis, 38-45^240-325; paraphysibus variabilibus, filifor-
mibus, septatis, asco multo longioribus; sporidiis monostichis, elli-
psoideis utrinque subrotundatis 45-52 « 21-25 initio hyalinis dein
intense brunneis, longissime utrinque appendiculatis.

Hab. in fimo pecorino et vaccino, Tucson, Ariz., Amer. bor.

3. Sordaria Ellisiana (Griff.) Sacc. et D. Sacc, Pleurage Ellisiana 003]
Griff. Amer. Sord., Mem. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1901, pag. 72, tab. V,
fig. 1-3. — Peritheciis sparsis semiimmersis vel superficialibus,

*j Conferenda optima Monogr. de Sordariaceis amer. ol. GRIFFITHSII.

602 rehomycetffl, Sphirrince.T, Phccosporne, Rordaria.

mycelio dense obvolutis 500 » 300, Mil>in<'ml>ranaceis, piriformibus,
septatis vestitis; ascis octosporis. clavatis, longe stipitatis 100-
185^26-32; paraphysibus filiformibus, septatis, inferne subcon
strictis; sporidiis distichis ovatis vol late ellipsoideis maturitat*',
intense brunneis 21-27 « 11-16, longiusculo appendiculatis.

llab. in fimo vaccino, Englewood et Newfield N. J. Amer.
bor. (Ellis).

4. Sordaria globosa Mass. et Salm. Coproph. fungi I, p. 334, fig. 21. 2032
— Poritlieciis subgrogariis, primo subimmersis dein plus minus
superficialibus, globosis circ. 750 a. diam., glabris, olivaceis, ostiolo
papilliformi atro, subcarnaceo; contextu parenchymatico e cellulis
tenuibus composito; ascis numerosis eylindraceis, deorsum in sti-
pitem longum attenuatis, octosporis, 300-350^35-50; sporidiis
ellipticis 35-40 w 20-22, basi tantum appendicula hyalina cylindra-
cea saepe attenuata persistente recta vel curvula 25-30 a. longa
auctis.

Hab. in fimo Macropodis gigantei et Cervi Elaphi,
Kew Britanniae.

5. Sordaria taenioides (Griff.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Pleurage tcenioides 2033
Griff Mem. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1901, pag. 58. — Peritheciis sparsis,
subirnmersis erumpentibusque 500-750 u. olivaceo- brunneis, co-
riacellis, globoso-piriformibus, ostiolo longe cylindrico donatis,
superne setulis septatis brunneis uniformiter vestitis; ascis 4-spo-
ris, cylindraceis superne rotundatis, longe pedicellatis 290-360 »
37-45; paraphysibus filiformibus superne subincrassatis, septatis,
asco osquilongis; sporidiis monostichis, ellipsoideo-ovalibus, utrin-
que subrotundatis initio hyalinis, dein olivaceis, intense brunneis
56-62 « 29-32, basi minute apiculatis, utrinque longissime appendi-
culatis.

Hab. in fimo equino et bovino, in Amer. bor.

6. Sordaria kansensis (Griff.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Pleurage kansensis 2034
Griffiths Mem. Torr. Bot. 01. 1901, p. 83, tab. VIII, fig. 6-8. —
Peritheciis sparsis v. aggregatis, immersis v. superficialibus, su-
perne pilis septatis olivaceo-brunneis, flexuosis, vestitis, 600-800 *
375-450, tenui-membranaceis, junioribus virescentibus, maturis
vero nigris, ostiolo papillato cylindraceo, plerumque curvo; ascis
octosporis cylindraceis apice rotundatis breve stipitatis 180-240 «
26-32: paraphysibus ventricosis, agglutinatis, ascos superantibus;
sporidiis oblique monostichis, ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis 26-

35 * 18-21, ex olivaceo tandem atro-brunneis, utrinque longe ap-

Pyrenomycetse, Sphgeriacese, Phseosporge, Sordaria. 603

pendiculatis ; appendicibus ex filanientis duobus longitudinaliter
coalitis formatis.

Hab. in fimo bovino, equino, in Americie bor. pluribus
locis. — Appendices primariae nullae.

7. Sordaria multicaudata (GrifF.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Pleurage multicau- 2035
data Griffiths Mem. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1901, p. 85, tab. VI, fig. 7-9.

— Peritheciis sparsis semiimmersis 900 » 600 subcoriaceis virescen-
tibus tandem opace nigris, piriformibus v. globulosis, pilis longis,
rectis, atro-brunneis septatis, superne vestitis, ostiolo papilliformi
v. cylindraceo, curvulo; ascis octosporis, clavatis, sursum attenuatis
et rotundatis, breve stipitatis, 225-260 « 42-58; paraphysibus latis
ascos paullo superantibus; sporidiis distichis, ellipsoideo-oblongis,
utrinque rotundatis 40-45 « 20-25, ex olivaceo-flavido tandem opace
brunneis, appendicibus primariis nullis, secundariis brevibus, fili-
formibus, sporidium totum obtegentibus, polaribus paullo longio-
ribus.

Hab. in fimo bovino, Highmore et Biloxi Amer. bor. — Pe-
rithecia inferius pilis longis, flexuosis, septatis vestita.

8. Sordaria superior (Griff.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Pleurage superior G-rifT. 2o36
Mem. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1901, p. 68, t. 19, fig. 14-16. Peritheciis
superficialibus, sparsis, membranaceis brunneis, piriformibus 450-
600 \i. diam., ostiolo breve donatis setulis brevibus, septatis ve-
stitis; ascis octosporis, clavatis, longe stipitatis 250-275^30-40;
paraphysibus pluriseptatis asco longioribus; sporidiis distiehis ,
ellipsoideis 23-27 « 12-14, intense brunneis v. olivaceis, longissime
appendiculatis.

Hab. in fimo vaccino, Summit in Montana Amer. bor. (Grif-
fiths et Lange).

9. Sordaria anomala (Griff.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Pleurage anomala 2037
GrifF. Mem. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1901, p. 56. — Peritheciis subimmer-

sis v. superficialibus v. in mycelio griseo brunneo denso insiden-
tibus, membranaceis, 300-350 \u diam. nigris vel inferne interise
brunneis, piriformibus, ostiolo papillato curvo nigro donatis ; ascis
4-sporis, cylindraceis apice subrotundatis, filiformi-pedicellatis
165-190 « 18-21 ; paraphysibus asco ;equilongis, ventricosis; spo-
ridiis monostichis, ellipticis vel subglobosis, superne rotundatis
inferne truncatis 13-16 « 18-21, intense brunneis; primaria appen-
dicula sporidio ajquilonga, cylindrica, curvula, secundaria varie
longa.

Hab. in fimo vaccino, New York City Amer. bor.

604 Pyrenomycet», Spheeriaceae, Pbseosporse, Sordaria.

10. Sordaria erostrata (Griff.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Pleurage erostrata 2038
Griff. Mem Torr. Bot. Cl. 1901, p. 71, tab. 4, f. 11-13. — Pe-
ritheciis sparsis omnino suporhVialibus 180-225 [j.. diam. submem-
liranaceis, maturitate nigris, setulis longis septatis, flexuosis, brun-
neis vestitis, sphsericis, erostratis; ascis octosporis, clavatis, breve
stipitatis 48-54*16-21; paraphysibus nullis; sporidiis distichis
dlipsoideo-ovatis, initio hyalinis, dein olivaceis vel intense brun-
neis 11-13*6,5-8, breve appendiculatis.

Hab. in flmo equino, Aberdeen S. D. in fimo vaccino,
Tucson, Ariz., Rooks Co., Kansas, Amer. bor. (Tyler, Bartho-

LOMEW, LONG etc).

11. Sordaria? hyalina Griff. in Mem. Torr. Bot. 01. 1901, p. 48. — 2iC-
Peritheciis sparsis, immersis, subglobosis, circ. 150 \x. diam., mom-
branaceis, brunneis, levibus; ostiolo papillato v. nullo; ascis octo-
sporis, superne rotundatis v. truncatis, apertis, deorsum attenuato-
stipitatis 45-55*5-6; paraphysibus non visis; sporidiis oblique
monostichis, ellipticis, utrinque subrotundatis 4,5-5 * 2,5-3 hyalinis.

Hab. in fimo vaccino, equino et caprino Amer. bor. —
Si sporidia constanter hyalina, certe novi generis typus.

12. Sordaria tetraspora Wint. in Hedw. 1871, n. 9, p. 161, Griff. ^1"
Mem. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1901, p. 62, tab. 4, fig. 1-3, Sord. minuta
Fuck. — Syll. I, p. 231 — var. tetraspora Wint. Die deutschen
Sordarien, p. 37. — A typo differt sporidiis in quoque asco qua-
ternis 16-22*13-14; ascis 100-110*18; peritheciis minoribus
nempe 350-500 * 140-180.

Hab. in fimo m u r i n o in Saxonia, in fimo e q u i n o et in
graminibus putridis in Amer. bor.

13. Sordaria vestita (Zopf) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Eusordaria vestita Zopf, 2"n
Zeitschrift gesammt. Naturwissenschaften 1883, p. 556. tab. ('•.
fig. 10-19, Podospora vestita (Zopf) Wint. Pilzfl. II, p. 176, Pleu-
rage vestita (Zopf) Griff. Mem. Torr. Bot. Club. 1901, p. 76.
Peritheciis vulgo dense gregariis, piriformibus, 700-750 a. alt.. 400-
500 \i. cr. pilis longis, olivaceis v. brunneis, simplicibus v. parce
ramosis, tenuibus, subinde fasciculatis oninino vestitis, circa ostio-
lum obscurius coloratis; ascis clavatis. utrinque tenuatis, stipitatis.
aparaphysatis 180-210* 40-55; sporidiis ellipsoideis atro-viridibus.
28-35 * 18-22, basi truncatis et appendice primaria cylindracea
auctis, appondicibus secundariis cylindricis, 3-4, varie curvatis in
apice sporidia et infra apicem appondicis primarisa additis.

Pyrenomycetse, Sphferiace?e, Phseosporpe, Hypocopra. 605

Hab. in fimo equino, vaccino etc. in Germania et Ame-
rica boreali.
14. Sordaria coprophila (Fr.) Ces. et De Not. — Syll. I, p. 230
Huc ducenda est Bovilla Caproni Sacc. — Syll. I, pag. 360, —
seu Sphceria bovilla Cooke, quie est illius status infans, testibus
Hennings et Salmon: cfr. Hedw. 1903, p. (183).

HYP0C0PRA Fuck. - Syll. I p. 240, IX p. 490, XI p. 279, XVI
p. 433.

1. Hypocopra montanensis (Griff.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Sordaria monta- 204~
nensis Griff. in Mem. Torr. Bot. Club. 1901, p. 49, tab. III, fig. 1-3

et tab. 19, fig. 13. — Peritheciis sparsis, immersis 750-900 « 4B0-
600, membranaceis, brunneo-nigris, subglobosis, in collum longum
cylindraceum desinentibus, in parte superiore setis brevibus, den-
sis acuminatis septatis vestitis; ascis octosporis, cylindraceis, apice
rotundatis vel truncatis vel apertis, longe stipitatis, 340-400 «
29-32; paraphysibus filiformibus, septatis, asco paullo lougioribus;
sporidiis oblique monostichis, ellipsoideis, utrinque paullo rotun-
datis 45-51 « 24-27, strato hyalino obvolutis.

Hab. in fimo equino et vaccino, Missoula, Summit in Amer.
boreali.

2. Hypocopra kansensis Ell. et Ev. in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, vol. 8, 2043
p. 15. — Peritheciis ovatis 0,8-1 mm. alt. 0,5-0,8 mm. crass. in
stromate immersis, olim erumpentibus, hemisphrericis, poro per-
tusis; stromatibus nigris subconvexis 1-2 mm. diam. v. confluen-
tibus circ. 1 cm. diam.; ascis cylindraceis, p. sp. 200-230^25-30
paraphysibus 4-5 ^. diam. ; sporidiis oblique monostichis, ellipticis,
utrinque acutulis 42,52 « 18-22, hyalinis.

Hab. in fimo vaccino, Rooks Co., Kansas, in Amer. bor. —
Ab H. fimeti Pers. sporidiis multo latioribus differt.

3. Hypocopra pisana Baccarini, N. giorn. bot. ital. 1904, p. 416. — 1044
Peritheciis gregariis ac ssepe dense confertis, superficialibus 300

;x. latis, in sicco rugulosis, udis levibus, membranaceo-coriaceis,
ostiolo minuto, minime prominulo; ascis cylindricis, non vel vix
stipitatis aparaphysatis 133 ^17, octosporis; sporidiis atris, oblique
monostichis, ellipticis, 22,8 « 9-5, circulo hyalino tenui obvolutis.
Hab. in ossibus equinis in silva Pisana Italine. — Ad gen.
Roselliniam nutat et tunc vix Hypocopra.

4. Hypocopra alpina (Griff.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Sordaria alpina Griff. 2045
Mem. Torr. Bot. Club. 1901, p. 49, tab. 19, fig. 4-6. Peritbr-

2046

G06 Pyrenomycetse, Sphaeriacese, Phseosporae, Philocopra.

ciis immersis, sparsis vel gregariis, piriformibus, membranaceis,

inferne olivaceis, superne nigris, 0,5 « 1 rnm. diam., ostiolo longo
cylindrico donatis, in parte superiore denso vestitis; setulis brevi-
bus, pluriseptatis, brunncis; ascis octosporis, cylindracis, superne
contractis v. rotundatis, longe stipitatis 270-350 » 18-20; parapliy-
sibus numerosis, septatis, ad septa subconstrictis, asco sukequilon-
gis; sporidiis monostichis, ellipticis, utrinque rotundatis olivaceo-
brunneis 20-37 « 12-14, hyalino-apiculatis et muco obvolutis.

llah. in fimo vaccino et equino, Summit, Mont. Amer. bor.

5. Hypocopra fimicola (Rob.) Sacc. — Syll. I, pag. 240. — f. micro-
spora Starb. in Arkiv. for Botan. 1004, Band. 2, p. 14. — Peri-
theciis 200-300 \i. latis, 350-400 |i. altis; ascis 58-6.5*9-10; spo-
ridiis 12-14 « 6-7,5.

Ildb. in fimo canino, Santo Angelo prope Cachoeira, Brasili;r.
— Nullo modo nisi ascis sporidiisque minoribus a typo recedit.

6. Hypocopra seminuda (GrifT.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Sordaria seminuda ^04'
GrifF. in Mem. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1901, p. 50. — Peritheciis immersis,
sparsis vel gregariis, piriformibus, membranaceis, basi olivaceis,
superne nigris 500-600 « 300-400, ostiolo papillatis, superne setu-

lis brevibus pallide brunneis vestitis; ascis octosporis, cylindricis,
superne subrotundatis vel apertis, longe stipitatis, 180-200 * 12-
14; paraphysibus filiformibus, septatis, persistentibus, raro asco
longioribus; sporidiis oblique monostichis, ellipsoideis raro ovatis
16-22 « 10-12, olivaceo-brunneis, apiculo brevi, hyalino, cylindrico
donatis et muco obvolutis.

Ilab. in fimo equino, Summit, Mont. Amer. bor.

PHILOCOPRA Speg. — Syll. I p. 249, IX p. 494, XVI p. 434.

1. Philocopra heterochaeta (GrifF.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Pleurage Grifiiths
Mem. Torr. Bot. 01. 1901, pag. 86, tab. XIX, fig. 1-3. — Peri-
theciis superficialibus vel basi insculptis, sparsis, tenue membra-
naceis, olivaceo-nigricantibus, subdiaphanis 700 » 450, pilis septa-
tis, agglutinatis, brevibus tectis, excluso ostiolo papilliformi ; ascis
16-sporis, cylindraceo-clavatis, sursum tenuatis rotundatisque, brevo
< rasse stipitatis, 230-240 « 34-40 ; paraphysibus valde ventricosis,
agglutinatis. intrrdum indistinctis; sporidiis bisoriatis, ellipsoideis,
utrinque rotundatis 27-34*18-20; appendicibus primariis nullis,
secundariis utrinquc binis, distinctis filiformibus, inferioribus, lon-
gioribus, fiexuosis.

Hab. in fimo bovino, Family, Montana Amer. bor.

3048

Pyrenomycetse, Sphteriacea?, Phaeosporfe, Philocopra. 607

2. Philocopra dakotensis (Griff.) Sacc. et D. Sacc Pleurage Griffiths 2049
Mem. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1901, p. 87, tab. VII, fig. 17-19. — Peri-
theciis sparsis, superficialibus vel basi leviter immersis, piriformi-
bus, 600 « 375, tenue membranaceis, fuscis cliaphanis, pilis septatis,
fuscis, in fasciculos agglutinatis, superne tectis, ostiolo papillato-
conico, curvulo; ascis 220^30-40; paraphysibus subventricosis
ascos superantibus ; sporidiis 2-4-seriatis, ellipsoicleis, utrinque ro-
tundatis 18-23^12-15 ex olivaceo opace brunneis; appendicibus
primariis brevibus cylindraceis, rectis, secundariis longissime su-
bulatis.

Hab in stercore cuniculorum et in fimo bovino, Ft. Lee,
New Jersey, Brookings. Austin etc. Amer. bor.

3. Philocopra collapsa (Griff.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Pleurage Griffiths 2050
Mem. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1901, p. 89, tab. X, fig. 14-18. — Perithe-

ciis sparsis v. aggregatis, semiimmersis, 500-600 ^ 400-450, tenui-
membranaceis, e virescenti brunneis, piriformibus vel subglobosis
ubique pilis longis septatis, flexuosis, brunneis vestitis ; ostiolo pa-
pillato vel cylindraceo, nigro; ascis 64-sporis, fusiformibus, sub
apice rotundato-constrictis, breve stipitatis 210^65; paraphysibus
ventricosis ascos superantibus ; sporidiis pluriseriatis, ellipsoideis,
utrinque rotundatis 18-21 * 10-14, ex olivaceo opace brunneis; ap-
pendicibus primariis longissimis subclavatis, secundariis brevibus
cuspidatis.

Hab. in stercore c u n i c u 1 o r u m, Ne w York, Auburn etc. Ame-
rice bor.

4. Philocopra adelura (Griff.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Pleurage Griffiths 2051
Mem. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1901, p. 91, tab. X, fig. 11-13. Perithe-
ciis immersis, sparsis, 750 « 450, tenui-membranaceis, opace brun-
neis, piriformibus, ostiolo papillato-cylindraceo glabro; ascis 64-
sporis, clavato-fusoideis, sursum tenuatis obtusisque, breve stipi-
tatis 370 « 75; paraphysibus ventricosis agglutinatis ascos superan-
tibus ; sporidiis pluriseriatis, ellipsoideis utrinque rotundatis 26-

32 « 13-19, ex olivaceo opace brunneis ; appendicibus primariis cy-
lindraceis, spora brevioribus et persistentibus, secundariis filifor-
mibus, initio prnelongis dein abbreviatis.

Hab. in fimo cuniculorum, Auburn, Amer. bor. — Phil.
pleiosporrn peraffinis.

5. Philocopra Griffithsii Sacc et D. Sacc Sordaria philocoproides 21 52
Griff. in Mem. Torr. Bot. Club. 1901, p. 54. — Peritheciis spar-

sis, immersis, subglobosis, ostiolo papillato vel indistincto donatis,

606 Pyrenomycetse, Sphseriacese, Phseosporse, Coprolepa.

300-400 |i. diam., mGmbranaccis, nigris, Betulis continuis, paucis,
intcnse brunneis, vestitis; ascis 32-sporis cylindraceo-clavatis, su-
perne subrotundatis vel apcrtis, breve stipitatis, !)0-110 « 13-20;
parapliysibus filiformibus, scptntis, asco paullo longioribus; spori
diis disticliis, subapplanatis, subellipticis ve\ Bubcircularibus, utrin-
quo rotundatis, 8 « 5,5-8.

Hab. in fimo cuniculorum, Now .Icrsey Amer. bor.

C0PR0LEPA Fuck. — Syll. I p. 248, IX p. 493, XVI p. 434.

1. Coprolepa dakotensis (G-riff.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Hypocopra daTco- 2053
tensis Griff. Mem. Torr. Bot. 01. 1901, pag. 97, tab. XII, f. 6-8.

Peritheciis immersis, sparsis vel in minutos greges 2-4 con-
gestis, 800^600, piriformibus, basi mycelio albo demum pulvini-
formi stromatico immersis, ostiolo papillato nigro nitido e stro-
mate emergente; ascis octosporis apice rotundatis obtuso breve
stipitatis 225-265^37-40, apice jodo caeruleo tinctis; paraphysi-
bus filiformibus, septatis, ascos superantibus ; sporidiis biseriatis
ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis, 32-38 v 17-19, e fiavido demum
atro-brunneis, strato gelatinoso lato obductis.

Hab. in fimo oquino, Aberdeen S. D. Amer. bor. (Tourne). —
A Coprol. merdaria sporidiis minoribus, biseriatis distinguitur.

2. Coprolepa rostrata (Griff.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Hijpocopra rostrata 2054
GrifF. Mem. Torr. bot. 01. 1901, p. 99, tab. XII, fig. 15-18. —
Peritheciis immersis in parvos soros congestis et mycelio dcnso
pannoso albo-brunneo immersis, subglobosis vel ovoideis 300-400

;j.. diam., inferne albis, ostiolo nigro, nitidulo prominenti-rostel-
lato; ascis octosporis, cylindraceis, apice rotundatis, breve stipi-
tatis 213-286 «21, jodo caeruleo tinctis; paraphysibus filiformi
bus, septatis, ascos superantibus ; sporidiis oblique monostichis, cl-
lipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis 29-32 « 13-18 e flavido opace brun-
ncis, strato hyalino obvolutis.

Hab. in fimo equino, Tucson, Arizona, Amer. bor.

3. Coprolepa parvula (G-riff.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Hypocopra parvula 2055
Griff. Mem. Torr. bot. Cl. 1901, pag. 99, tab. XIX, fig. 7-9. —
Peritheciis immersis et in greges minutos congestis 300-450 a.
diam., tenui-membranaceis, infsrne albis et pilis flexuosis cum
stromate conilucntibus vestitis, ostiolo papillato e stromate cru-
staceo levi emergente, glabro; ascis octosporis, cylindraceis, apice
rotundatis jodoque cseruleo tinctis, longe Btipitatis 95-105*9-12;
paraphysibus filiformibus obsolote stipitatis; sporidiis obliquc mo-

Pyrenomycetse, Sphaeriacese, Phseosporse, Rostrella. 609

nostichis ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis, vulgo basi acutiusculis
10-13 v 6-7, strato mucoso hyalino obvohitis.

Hab. in fimo bovino, Sumit Mont., Amer. bor. (Grifpiths

et Lange).

CERATOSTOMA (Fr.) Sacc. — Syll. I p. 215, IX p. 481, XI p. 278,
XIV p. 489, XVI p. 427.

1. Ceratostoma decipiens Sacc. et Flag. in Atti Congr. bot. di Palermo 2056
1902, p. 49. — Peritheciis subsparsis, ligno molli initio immersis,
demum, pro parte, liberatis, globosis, nigris, glabris, 500-600 ;j..
diam., carbonaceis, ostiolo cylindraceo-conoideo, 250-300 « 70 pne-
ditis ; ascis cylindraceis, apice obtusulis, deorsum breviter tenuatis,
70-80 v 4-5 , octosporis ; paraphysibus genuinis nullis ; sporidiis
recte monostichis, ovato-ellipsoideis, 9-11,5 v 5-5,5 fuligineo-oliva-
ceis, plerumque biguttatis.

Hab. in ligno carioso salicino, Rigny s. A. G-allia3. — Af-
fine C. Avocettce, differt praecipue ostiolo breviore, ascis longio-
ribus etc.

ROSTRELLA A. Zimm. Bull. Inst. bot. Buitenzorg 1900, IV, p. 19
(Etym. rostrum ob formam ostioli). — Perithecia immersa, globu-
losa, ostiolo longe rostrato emergente praedita. Asci maturi eva-
nescentes. Sporidia ellipsoidea, uno latere membranula annuliformi
praedita, continua, hyalina. Mycelium endogenum macroconidia
brunnea et microconidia quoque generans. Microasco affine ge-
nus videtur, sed si sporidia jugiter hyalina maneant, ad Hyalo-
sporas transferendum est.

1. Rostrella Coffeae A. Zimm. 1. c. — Peritheciis globulosis, 100-160 2057
[>.. diam., immersis, in ostiolum rostratum emergens, 200-260 ;x.
long., 20 [x. cr. productis; sporidiis generis, 6^4, in apice ostioli
in cirrum v. globulum eructatis; macroconidiis in ramulis late-
ralibus acrogenis, globosis, brunneis 10-15 ;x. diam. ; microconidiis
catenulatis, inferioribus longioribus, supremis globulosis crassiori-
busque, usque 9-10 ;x. diam.

Hab. in cortice jam emortuo Co ffea? arabicse, 0. libericc,
ErythrinsB 1 ithospermie , Albizzi;c moluccana;, Ce-
drelae serratse in insula Java. — Morbum gravem cancerosum
plantis matricibus affert.

39

610 Pyrenomycetse, Sphseriacese, Pheosporse, Hypoxylon.

MICROASCUS Zuk. — Syll. IX p. 483, XI p. 279.

1. Microascus nidicola Massee et Salm. Copr. fungi I, p. 380, f. 62- 2058
65. — Peritheciis nigris, glabris, carbonaceo-membranaceis, sparsis,
matrice subimmersis, subglobosis 360 a. diam., ostiolo brevi co-
nico, contextu parenchymatico densissimo e cellulis polygonis, ni-
gro-fuscis, plus minus opacis 8-10 ;j.. latis composito; ascis nu-
merosis subgelatinosis, ellipticis v. globoso-ellipticis, 10-13 « 6-8,
octosporis, citissime difnuentilms ; sporidiis minutis anguste sublu-
nulatis, utrinque acutis, lovibus, liyalinis v. stramineis 7,5-8 « 2.

llah. in nido vetusto Bombi spec, Kew Britannise.

2. Microascus variabilis Mass. et Salm. Copropli. fungi I, pag. 349, '~"':''•,
fig. 24. — Peritheciis gregariis, matrico subimmersis, parvulis
150-200 ;j.. diam., subglobosis, ostiolo minuto papilliformi v. plus
minus elongato, cylindraceo, interdum flexuoso, nigris, subcarbo-
naceis, fragilibus, contextu parenchymatico e cellulis densis, opacis,
distinctis. minutis, 3-5 ;j.. latis composito; perithecii parte supe-
riore pilis rigidis, paucis, sparsis fuligineis, interdum obsoletis in-
structa; ascis minutis subglobosis, subgelatinosis 7-8 ;j.. diam., citis-
sime diffluentibus, 8-sporis ; sporidiis crasse, interdum irregulariter,
lunulatis, minutis 3-3,5 ;j.. long., utrinque obtusis, levibus, dilu-
tissime brunneis.

Hab. in fimo Dolichotidis patagonicae, Kew Britanniae.

HYP0XYL0N Bull. — Syll. I p. 352, IX p. 543, XI p. 285, XIV
p. 509, XVI p. 445.

1. Hypoxylon neocaledonicum Har. et Pat. Journ. de Bot. 1903. p. 14. 2060
— Stromate turbinato, stipitato, carbonaceo, indurato, atro, apice
capitato, minute sinuoso-areolato, vix nitenti, centro leniter de-
presso ex ostiolis prominulis papillato intus fibroso-lignoso, albido-
fuliginoso; pcritheciis paucis, erectis, ovoideis, atris, omnino im-
mersis; ascis cylindraceis, octosporis, paraphysibus imrnixtis; spo-
ridiis monostichis, atro-brunneis, rectis v. leniter eurvis, navicu-
laribus, 25-32 « 6.

Hab. ad lignum mortuum, Coinde, Carrela Nov;e Caledoni ae
(Bebnier). — Afhne //. turbinato, a quo diiYert stromate apice ri-
moso-areolato, sporidiis longioribus. Stroma 1 cm. long., 8 mm. cr.

2. Hypoxylon regale Morgan, Journ. of Mycol. 1904, p. 162. — Stro- '->(l,;1
mate superficiali in plagulas minutas, irregulares effuso, e peri-
theciis connu<'iilitius omnino formato; peritheciis amplis, globosis,
nigris, ostiolo minute papillato; ascis cylindricis, breve stipitatis,

PyrenomycetiB, Sphseriacese, Phgeosporse, Hypoxylon. 611

octosporis, 150-170 v 10-12; sporidiis oblique monostichis, elliptico-
fusoideis, intequilateris, bruuueis, 20-27 v 9-11 ; paraphysibus te-
uuissimis.

Hab. iu liguo deuudato, molli, Aceris, Liriodeudri etc.
Prestou, Ohio Amer. bor. — Perithecia iu quaque plagula 2-3
vel uumerosiora, 700-1000 ji. diam.

3. Hypoxylon multiforme Fr. — Syll. I p. 363. — f. minor Starb. 2062
Ascom. Begnell. exped. II, 1901, pag. 9. — A typo differt peri-
theciis miuoribus sporidiisque 7,5-9 « 4-5.

Hab. ad truncos, Paraguari, Paraguay.

4. Hypoxylon cantareirense P. Henu. Fungi S. Paul. III p. 207 (Hedw.). 2063

— Stromatibus orbiculari-convexis, depressis, gregariis, interdum
confluentibus, 2-6 mm. diam., atro-carbonaceis, cinereo vel cretaceo-
pruinosis, ostiolis atris, papillatis, pertusis; peritheciis immersis,
ovoideis ca. 1 mm. diam,; ascis cylindraceo-clavatis, obtusis, 8-
sporis, ca. 180 « 10-13, paraphysibus hyalinis, filiformibus ; sporidiis
oblique monostichis, oblonge navicularibus, obtusis vel subacutiu-
sculis, atris 23-30 « 9-12.

Hdb. in truncis emortuis, Serra da Cantareira S. Paolo Brasiline.

— Affine H. multiformi sed sporidiis crassioribus prsecipue di-
stinctum.

5. Hypoxylon cohaerens (Pers.) Fr. — Syll. I, p. 361. — var. bra- 2064
siliense Starb. Ascom. Eegnell. exped. II, 1901, p. 8, fig. 4. —

A typo vix differt superficie stromatis gyroso-tuberculata (in typo
levigata), sporidiis conspicue minoribus, nempe 9-11 « 4-5 (ascis p.
sporif. 65 « 6-7).

Hab. in cortice crassiore, Hamburgerberg, Eio grande do Sul
Brasiliae.

6. Hypoxylon Dussianum Pat. in Duss Enum. Champ. Guadel. 1903, 2065
p. 74. — Globulosum, sessile, sparsum v. aggregatum, brunneo-
atrum, ostiolis vix exstautibus punctulatum, fragile, intus album ;
peritheciis immersis, peripherice ubique dispersis, ovoideo-globosis,

Y4 mm. diam. ; ascis . . . . ; sporidiis ovoideis, inrequilateralibus,
exiguis, 8-10 « 5-6.

Hab. in trunco Tournefortite volubilis, Camp Jacob
G-uadalupa (Duss). — Aifine H. areolato sed sporidia minora.

7. Hypoxylon subrutilum Starb. Ascom. Eegnell. exped. II, 1901, p. 10, 2066
fig. 7-8. — Stromatibus cortice nidulantibus, erumpentibus pulvi-
nato-hemisphsericie, acutiuscule subrotundo-determinatis, ex peri-
theciis tuberculatis, sparsis vel confluentibus primo rubello-um-

612 l'\ renomycetse, Si)h,TTiace:i'. Pheeosporse, Hypoxylon.

brinis vol tabacinis, intus, praeeertim basi coccineis, denique fu-
sco-atratis 2-5*1-2 mm.; peritheciis sphsericis, vertice subappla-
natis, nitide prominulo-papillatis, denique ore pertusis, villo fur-
furaceo vestitis. densissime stipatis, vix 500 ;j.. diam., contextu
coriaceo-carbonaceo ; ascis octosporis, cylindraoeis, breve pedicella-
tis, 95-125 « 10-12 p. spor. 75-05 a. long. ; sporidiis monostichis,
ellipsoideo-oblongatis, inaequilateris, utrinque obtusatis, atro-fuscis.
llab. in ramulis corticatis. Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul
Brasilins. — H. rutilo maxime affine, sed praecipue sporidiis differt.

8. Hypoxylon juruense P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. II, p. 260. — Stro- 3067
matibus rotundato-pulvinatis carbonaceis, ruguloso-subverrucosis
vel subfavosis, ochraceo-ferrugineo-pruinosis, intus atris, ostiolis
punctoideis subelevatis vel subcupulato-immersis, 1 '/.,-4 mm. diam.;
peritheciis immersis subglobosis; ascis cylindraceo-clavatis, apice
rotundatis, stipitatis, 8-sporis, ca. 100-130 ;j.. longis, p. spor. 60-

80 « 6-8; paraphysibus filiformibus, hyalinis; sporidiis oblique mo-
nostichis, ellipsoideis v. oblongis, s;ope subinaequilateralibus, utrin-
que obtusis, 1-guttulatis, atro-brunneis, 10-15*5-6.

Ilab. in ramis siccis, Rio Jurua, Bom Fim Amazonke. — Pr83-
cipue stromatibus subfavosis species dignoscenda.

9. Hypoxylon ohiense Ellis et Everhart - Syll. XI, p. 287. — Cfr.
Harrim. Alaska Exped. Crypt. pag. 34, pl. IV, fig. 2. — Ascis
clavatis tenuiter stipitatis, 68-80 « 7-8 ; sporidiis oblique monosti-
chis, oblongo-ellipsoideis, 5,5-7,5 » 2,5-3,5, fuligineis; stromate 2-4
cm. longis et latis; peritheciis 1,5-1,7 mm. longis.

Ilab. ad truncos Abietis, Sitka Alaska (Trelease).

10. Hypoxylon tahitense Baccarini in N. Giorn. bot. it. 1904, p. 417, a
tab. IV. — Stromate effuso, crassiusculo nigro, tubercula quam-
plurima erecta, globosa, breviter pedunculata, pisi magnitudinem
ajquantia vM superantia, peritheciifera, gerente; tuberculis minute
mamillosis, ob peritheciorum ostiola breviter protuberantibus, extus
atris, intus carbonaceo-badiis ; peritheciis crebris, monostichis, ad
700 a. latis; ascis confertis cylindricis breviter pedunculatis, apa-
raphysatis 150-170 ;j.. longis; sporidiis cymbiformibus, monosti-
chis, imcquilateralibus, 22-23 « 7-8.

Hab. ad ligna, Otaiti Polynesire. — Ad subg. Coznopus spectat 2069

11. Hypoxylon (?) sulcatum Sterb. in Arkiv for Botan. 1904, Band. 2,
p. 20, fig. 47-48. — Stromatibus diatrypeoideis, plane a matrice
distinctis, immi applanatis, lenticulariter prominentibus, varie
plorumque rotundatim doterminatis. interdum paullum lobulatis,

Pyrenomycetse, Sphseriacese, Phaeosporse, Hypoxylon. 613

confluentibus, acute marginatis, fusco-nigris vel nigris, carbona-
ceis, amcene sulcatis, sulcis e linea media radiantibus, interdum
patellaribus, annulo tumidulo cinctis, plerumque longitudinalibus,
costis elatiusculis determinatis ; peritheciis totum stroma, margine
latiusculo excepto occupantibus, plane immersis, monostichis, dense
constipatis, mutua depressione angulatis, vix ostiolatis; stromati-
bus usque ad 1,5 cm. long., 0,5 cm. latis vel circ. 2 cm. diam.
1,5 mm. altis; ascis sporidiisque non visis.

Hab. in cortice prope Eio Grande do Sul Brasilise. — Species
mirabilis ulterius inquirenda; sec. spec. originale et figuram apud
Montagne 27. heterostomum Mont. affine videtur.

12. Hypoxylon microsorum Penz. et Sacc. in Malpighia 1901, p. 225, 2070
Ic. fung. Jav. t. XIX, f. 2. — Stromatibus gregariis, depresso-
hemisphsericis, minutis vix 1 mm. diam. rubido-fuscis, intus pal-
lidioribus, fere levibus; peritheciis immersis, 8-12 in quoque stro-
mate, globulosis 500 »x. diam., ostiolis punctiformibus obtusiuscule
papillatis vix exstantibus, nigris; ascis cylindraceis (jam fere re-
sorptis); sporidiis octonis, monostichis, elliptico-citriformibus, 9-

10 « 7, e latere levissime compressis, atro-fuligineis.

Hab. ad ramos arbornm corticatos, putres, Tjibodas, in insula
Java. — Spectat ad sect. Sphceroxyla colorata, sed ad Clitoxyla
nutat.

13. Hypoxylon leucocreas B. et Eav. Syll. I, p. 366 — Eehm
in Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 176. — Stromatibus lentiformibus, plus
minusve lobulatis, subplanis, extus atris, vix nitentibus, ostiolis
prominentibus plurimis exasperatis, intus albis, 2-4 mm. d. 1-1,5
mm. alt.; peritheciis globulosis, submonostichis 0,3-0,4 mm. diam. ;
ascis cylindraceis tenerrimis, p. sporif. 50 « 5, octosporis ; sporidiis
oblongis, utrinque rotundatis, 1-cellularibus, guttas oleosas 2 inclu-
dentibus, fuscidulis 5-6 « 2-2,5 monostichis.

Hab. in trunco putri Ulmi, Texas Amer. bor. (Long).
14 Hypoxylon Acaciee P. Henn. Fungi Afr. or. II, in Bot. Jahrb.
XXVIII, p. 39. — Stromatibus erumpenti-superficialibus, pulvi- 2071
natis, carbonaceis, atro-brunneis, varia magnitudine, confluentibus-
que; peritheciis depresso-globosis intus pallidis, ostiolis verruci-
formibus obtusis; ascis cylindraceis, apice obtusis, octosporis; pa-
raphysibus filiformibus hyalinis; sporidiis oblongis obtusiusculis,
bi-guttulatis, fuscis 8-11 * 3-3,5.

Hab. in ramis Aoaciae, Usagara Afr. or. (Busse).
15. Hypoxylon tenue Starb. Ascom. Eegnell. exped. II, 1901, p. 10, 2072

614 Pyrenomycetae, Sphivriaceae, Phreospone, Krctzschmaria.

fig. 9. — Stromate longe latoque effuso, 9 « 3-4, cm., arcte ma-
trici adpresso, tenui, vix 400 \i. alto, irregulari, villo coccineo-
fulvo, furfuraceo vestito, intus lateritio rubescenti, margine latiu-
sculo tenuissimo sterili, nigricunti ; peritheciis confertissimis glo-
bosis vel mutua pressione clifformibus, superne inter se liberis,
ostiolo sjepius villo carente fere umbilicato pr;editis, 300-400 ;j..
diam.; ascis octosporis, cylindraceo-clavatis, apice rotundatis, breve
pedicellatis 90-100 « 8-11,5; sporidiis monostichis, elliptico-ovoi-
deis, fuligineis 10,5-12*6-7,5; paraphysibus filiformibus diffiuen-
tibus.

llab. ad truncos, San Tomas, Paraguari Paraguay. — Hyp.
crocato maxime affine.

KRETZSCHMARIA Fr. Syll. IX p. 565, XI p. 287, XIV p. 512,

XVI p. 449, 1130.
1. Kretzschmaria lichenoides Rick apud Rehm, Hedw. XLIV, p. 6. — 2073

Stromate late effuso super corticem, placentiforme mycelio ramoso
sub cortice extenso, super corticem stratum conidiophrum, ramo-
sum, undulatum, lichenoideum, griseum, multifidum formante, dein
in centro stromatis conidiophri stromate ascogeno oriente, stroma-
tibus usque 10 cm. lat., 2 cm. cr.. primitus griseis, dein brunneis,
mutuo contactu compressis, irregularibus, rugosis, interne primitus
niveis, dein atris; peritheciis nigris, difformibus, splendescentibus,
ostiolis paucis, sed bene distinctis, atris; ascis cylindraceis, apice
rotundatis et incrassatis 200-270 *= 12, 8-sporis; sporidiis fusoideis,
1-cellularibus, 1-2-guttulatis, uno latere compressis, curvulis, fu-
scis, strato mucoso tenui obductis, 20-27*8-10, 1-stichis; para-
physibus filiformibus septatis, 2-4 \).. cr.

Hab. ad lignum, Sao Leopoldo, Rio grande do Sul Brasili;r
(Prof. Eick S. J.).
2. Kretzschmaria scruposa Har. et Pat. Journ. de Bot. 1903, p. 14. 2074
— Clavulis erectis obconicis, apice truncatis convexulis, deorsum
attenuatis, simplicibus furcatisve undique scabrosis, fusco-atris e
crusta stromatica grumosa, fusco-atra, latissime effusa assurgenti-
bus; contextu albo coriacello, fragili; peritheciis paucis, 3-6, ere-
ctis ovoideis, ostiolis punctiformibus, vix prominulis, scruposa
parte immersis; sporidiis ovoideis, inaequilateris, atris. 10-12 «(>:
clavulis conidiferis simplicibus sed apice capitato-inflatis, cinereis,
levibus; conidiis minutis, ovoideis, levibus, vix 4 |j.. longis.

llab. ad calices Aleuritidis putres, Jahouc Novic Caledoniae

Pyrenomycetse, Sphariaceae, Phseosporse, Kretzschmaria. 615

(Bernier). — Kr. Helisco affinis prsecipue clavulis ubique scabro-
sis digQoscitur.

3. Kretzschmaria australiensis P. Henn. in Heclw. 1903 p. (83). — 2075
Stromatibus placentiformi -confluentibus, depresso - globulosis vel
ovoideis, plus minus longe stipitatis, ferrugineis vel atris, ca. 2
mm. diam., ostiolis subconoideis ; peritheciis subglobosis v. ovoideis;
ascis clavatis, obtusis, p. spor. 200-300 « 8-10; sporidiis oblonge na-
vicularibus, utrinque obtusis, atris 25-35 « 7-10.

Hab. in arborum corticibus pr. Kuranda, N. Queesland Austra-
lise (Pritzel). —

4. Kretzschmaria divergens Starb. Ascom. Eegnell. exped. II, 1901, 2076
p. 6, fig. 3. — Stromate communi parco, crustaceo-membranaceo,
villoso-rugoso ; stromatibus solitariis, dense csespitosis, atratis, sti-
pitatis ; stipitibus ex eadem areoia parvula nonnullis divergenti-
bus, srepe a basi liberis, interdum confluentibus, rugosiusculis vel
sublevibus, deorsum angustioribus, tereti-compressis vel difformi-
bus, sursum latioribus et annulato-incrassatis, 4-10 « 1-2 mm. ; ca-
pitulis vulgo confluentibus e compressione difformibus, lenticula-
ribus vel turbinatis, superne applanato-convexiusculis, centro pa-
pillulatis, inferne convexis, margine obtusissimis, carbonaceis, 3-

8« 1-3 mm., semper a stipite discretis; peritheciis verticaliter con-
stipatis, subovoideo-ampullaceis, 500 ;j. diam., ostiolis curtis vix
prominentibus ; ascis octosporis cylindraceis, longissime pedicella-
tis, apice rotundatis, p. spor. 140-160 » 8-10; sporidiis anguste fu-
soideis, rectis vel curvulis, utrinque acutiusculis, 1-2-guttatis, mo-
nostichis, 28-35 « 6-7; paraphysibus copiosissimis, guttulatis, ra-
mosis.

Hab. ad truncos Serra do Chapada, Matto Grosso Brasilias. —
Kr. Puiggarii quam maxime affinis videtur.

5. Kretzschmaria microspora P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. II, p. 261. — ao77
Stromatibus csespitose aggregatis confluentibusque, subovoideis haud
stipitatis, atrofuscis, rugulosis, ostiolis papillatis. disco subannulato
circumdatis; peritheciis paucis immersis, subglobulosis; ascis c\-
lindraceo-clavatis, obtusis, 8-sporis, paraphysatis, 65-75 « 31/,,; spo-
ridiis oblongis subnavicularibus, utrinque obtusis, atro-castaneis, 7-
10-3-31/,

Hab. ad lignum emortuum, Rio Jurua, Jurua-Miry Amazonire.
— Ascis angustissimis sporidiisque minutis dignoscenda species. K.
coznopus (Fr.) Mont., observante cl. Henn. 1. c , est species denuo
inquirenda, nam adsunt exempl. Wrightiana cubensia sporidiis 30-

2 ns

616 Pyrenomycete, Spheeriaceae, PheeoBporsB, Daldinia.

40 « 8-10 et alia Berkoleyana brasiliensia sporidiis 10*12^5-6,
hine dua; species.

DALDINIA De Not. ot Ces. — Syll. I pag. 393, XI pag. 288, XVI
p. 449.

1. Daldinia argentinensis Speg. Myc. Argent. ser. II, 1902, p. 68. —
Stromatibus 7-8 cm. alt., 1,5-2 mm. cr., intus septis horizontali-
bus subparallelis 20-25 subtenuibus atris, ornatis, nigris, pulvere
detersili subumbrina velatis; clava cylindracea, apice obtusissime
rotundata, basi eximie determinata, 40-60 mm. longa 25-30 mm.
diam. minute, dense, obsoletissimeque papillato-ostiolata : ostiolis
confertis minutissimis, vix prominulis : stipite 20-30 mm. longo
15-20 mm. diam., primo fusco-subpulverulento dein nudo, subni-
tidulo levi, non v. leniter hinc inde longitudinaliter rugoso; peri-
theciis dense constipatis, cylindraceis 1,5 mm. longis 0,5-0,75 mm.
diam., non prominulis; ascis cylindraceis 6-7 [A. diam. mox eva-
nescentibus; sporidiis monostichis, levibus, utrinque subacutiuscu-
lis 9-10 » 5, eguttulatis. navicularibus, opace fuligineis.

Hab. ad truncos, prope Puerto Pampa in Argentina (E. Ker-
mes). — Species vix D. angolensi (Welw. et Curr.) Sacc. aninis.

2. Daldinia clavata P. Henn. Fungi blumenavienses II, in Hedw, 1902,
p. 14. — Lignicola; stromatibus carbonaceis, clavatis, substipita-
tis, late compressis, atris, rufo-pruinosis, usque ad 6 cm. longis,
2 cm. latis, vertice rotundatis, interdum furcato-incisis, intus con-
centrice discolori-zonatis ; peritheciis ovoideo-ellipsoideis ca. 1 mm.
longis, 0,5-0,8 mm. latis, ostiolis punctiformibus, subpapillato-
prominulis; ascis clavatis, apice obtusis 45-55 ;j.. longis, p. sporif.
35-45 «7-9; sporidiis oblique monostichis, ellipsoideis, utrinque
obtusis, atris, continuis 8-11 « 4-5; paraphysibus filiformibus, hya-
linis, guttulatis ca. 1-1,5 ;j.. crassis.

Hab. in truncis, St. Catharina Brasiliie austr.

3. Daldinia cognata Har. et Pat. Journ. de Bot. 1903. pag. 15. — 2030
Stromatibus gregariis, subglobosis in pedicellum brovissimum con-
tractis, primo forrugineo-pruinosis, dein atris nitentibusque. levi-
bus 6-25 mm. diam., intus otratis concentrieis albidis notatis, ostio-

lis minutis, vix prominulis, punctiformibus; peritheciis ovoideis,
stromate immersis; sporidiis oblongis, atris, 8-10 «4.

llab. ad truncos Acaciaj emortuos, Tendea Nova-Caledonia
(Bernier). — lhdd. vemicosce et Dald. locidatce afflnis sed sporidiis
niinoribus aliisque notis diversa.

2 179

Pyrenomycetre, Sphferiacese, Phseosporse. Daldinia. 617

4. Daldinia cuprea Starb. Ascom. Eegnell. exped. II, 1901, pag. 5, 2081
fig. 2. — Stromatibus clavatis, teretiusculis v. subcompressis, 3,5-

4,5 cm. longis, 1-1,5 cm. latis; contextu laxissimo albo, concen-
trice nigro-stratoso, cortice duriusculo, coriaceo-carbonaceo, casta-
neo v. obscure cupreo; stipite basi angustiore longitud. plicatulo,
transversim tenuiter tuberculato-annulato, sursum sensim in rece-
ptaculum transeunte; receptaculo peritheciis prominentibus verru-
culoso, apice obtuso; peritheciis densis monostichis, sphseroideis,
minute ostiolatis, 250 \x. diam. papillula annulatim truncata prae-
ditis; ascis octosporis, linearibus, apice rotundatis, 58-60^6-7;
sporidiis monostichis, ovoideis, imequilateralibus vel subcurvulis,
fuscis, 10-11 * 5,5-6; paraphysibus numerosis, iiexuosis, ramulosis,
diffluentibus.

Hdb. ad truncos, Carro Negro, Paraguari Paraguay. — Pul-
cherrima species D. angolensi afnnis.

5. Daldinia Gollani P. Henn. F. Indiss orient. I, in Hedw. 1901, 2082
p. 339. — Stromatibus hemispluericis v. subglobosis, ssepe con-
iiuentibus, carbonaceis, 0,5-1 mm. diam., rufo-brunneis, glabris,
opacis, massa atra sporarum pulverulentis, intus stratis concen-
tricis albidis v. fuscidulis nitentibus zonatis; peritheciis ovoideis

v. oblongis ca. 0,6-0,8 mm. longis, 0,3-0,4 mm. latis, ostiolis haud
promiuulis; ascis cylindraceis, pedicellatis, apice obtusis, octospo-
ris ; paraphysibus iiliformibus, hyalinis ; sporidiis oblique monosti-
chis, eliipsoideis, utrinque obtusis, castaneis 5-9 » 3,5-4.

Hab. in ramis emortuis Fici Caricse, Sivalik E-ange Indise
orient.

6. Daldinia Eschscholzii (Ehrenb.) Rehm, Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 173, 2083
Sphceria Ehrenb. F. Chamiss. p. 59, t. 18, iig. 8. — Stromatibus
latis, basi sessilibus, subreniformiter orbicularibus, haud stipitatis,
usque 6 cm. diam., 2 cm. altis, convexis, nigris, sequaliter tenuis-
sime pruina cuprea obductis et in superiicie ostiolis minimis pun-
ctulatis, intus piuries zonatis; zonis 1 mm. latis, fLavo-fuscidulis,
linea tenuissima fusca separatis, spongiosis, haud carbonaceis ;
peritheciis monostichis, oblongis, arcte congregatis 1-1,2 mm. ion-

gis 300-400 ;i. latis; ascis cylindraceis, subevanidis; sporidiis el-
lipsoideis, rectis vel subcurvatulis, utrinque obtusis, fuscis, 1-cel-
lularibus, 10-12 « 5.

Hab. ad lignum putridum, Texas, Amer. bor. (Long et Luzon
Phillippi, Chamisso). — A D. concentrica (Bolt.) imprimis stro-
mate haud carbonaceo sed spongioso, pruina cuprea obducto, non

6l8 1'yrenomyceta', SphseriaceEB, PhsBOspbrsB, Nnmirmlaria.

minus sporidiis minoribus diversa. Sec. hanc insignem pruinam
cupream nostra exemplaria ad 1). Eschscholzii pertinere videntur,
quae secundum descriptionem valde a D. concentrica divergit iRehm).

7. Daldinia vernicosa (Schw.) Ces. et De Not. — SylL I, p. 394. — 2084
f. microspora Starb. Ascom. Ilogncll. oxped. II, 1901, pag. 6.
Recedit sporidiis elliptice v. circulariter disciformibus, angulosis,
8,5-10 * 5-6.

Hab. ad truncos mucidos. Guia, Matto Grosso Brasiliae.

NUMMULARIA Tul. - Syll. I p. 395, IX p. 569, XI p. 288, XIV
p. 513, XVI p. 1129.

1. Nummularia pezizoidea P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. III, p. 260 (Hedw). 2085
— Stromatibus primo tectis dein erumpentibus margine crasso cor-
tice velatis, rotundato-discoideis atro-carbonaeeis; ostiolis puncti-
formibus elevatis, ca. 4-8 mm. diam.; peritheciis immersis suboblon-
gis; ascis clavato-cylindraceis, obtuse rotundatis, p. sp. 80-90^
8-10; paraphysibus iiliformibus guttulatis ca. 1 '/2-2 [t. crassis, hya-
linis; sporidiis oblique monostichis, ovoideis v. subfusoideis, utrin-
que subacutis, brunneis 10-13 « 5-8.

Hab. in cortice arborum, Rio Jurua, Marary Amazonise —
Habitu N. discretce oemula, sporidiis fusoideis omnino recedit.

2. Nummularia commixta Rehm, Hedw. XLIV, p. 6. — Stromatibus 2086
per corticem laceratam emergentibus, in cortice interiore linea atra
diffusa late circumscriptis, oblongis, 1-4 cm. long., 0,5-1 cm. lat.

2 mm. cr., convcxulis, fusco-atris, nitenti"bus, carbonaceis, papillulis
minimis, semiglobosis apice truncatis, ot impressis, poro vix per-
spicuo pertusis , subverruculosis ; ascis cylindraceis longissimis ,
octosporis; sporidiis fusiformibus, rectis vel subcurvatis, 1-cellu-
laribus, dilutissime brunneolis, 25-27 « 7-8, monostichis.

Hab. ad ramulum, Petropoli, Rio de Janeiro Brasilia? Doct. v.
Hohnel). — Ostiolis minutis et sporidiis majusculis praedistincta
species.

3. Nummularia fuscella Rehm, Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 176. — Stroma- 2087
tibus peridermio albesconte lateraliter subconspicuo tectis dein
nudis, oblongis vel orbicularibus, mox coniiuentibus, primitus di-
stincte nigro-marginatis 1-2 cm. longis et latis, planis, subfuscis,
ostiolis haud protuberantibus nigropunctatis, intus nigris, carbo-
naceis, corticem interiorem linea tenui nigra percurrentibus; peri-
theciis arcte congregatis, ovoideis, usque 0,8 mm. latis, monosti-

Pyrenomycetse, Sphseriacese, PhseosporEe, Solenoplea. (51(J

chis ; ascis evanidis ; sporidiis ellipsoideis, subfuscis, 1-cellularibus,
12-15 « 7.

Hab. ad lignum decorticatum Celtidis, Texas Amer. bor.
(Long). — Proximum Hypoxylon atropunctatum (Schw.) Cooke
(= Anthostoma atropunctatum Sacc.) sporidia 25-30 » 10-12 pra?bet;
nostra sporidiis multo minoribus imprimis diversa, ad Nummu-
lariam stromatis causa ponenda species; Hyp. atropurpureum Fr.
colore atropurpureo, Anthostoma formosum Ell. et Ev. in Celtide,
sporidiis 7-10 v 3-4 divergunt (B,ehm).
4. Nummularia flosculosa Starb. Ascom. Regnell. exped. II, 1901, 2088
p. 11, fig. 10-11. — Stromatibus longe lateque effusis, subdeter-
minatis, crustseformibus, carbonaceis, intus atratis, extus sordide
fusco-nigris 0,5-1 mm. altis; peritheciis monostichis, numerosis,
densissime constipatis, cylindrico-obpiriformibus ; ostiolis longiu-
sculis hinc inde aggregatim erumpentibus.

Hab. ad truncos, Santo Angelo, Rio Grande do Sul Brasilise.
— Ad superficiem stromatis in concavitatibus, linea circulari vel
subflexuosa determmatis, ostiola aggregata ornamentum effigura-
tum patellarum 5-30, acutiuscule et verticaliter et annulatim.
marginatarum instar formant, qua re species mox cognoscenda.
Concavitates ostiolorum 100-500 \i. diam. ; perithecia 60-100 \i..
diam. et 500 [x. alta. Asci et sporidia jam resorpta.

S0LEN0PLEA Starb. Ascom. Regnell. exped. II, 1901, p. 13 (Etym.
solen tubus et pleos plenus). -- Stroma marginatum, fere totum
peritheciis cylindricis altissimis plenum. Asci numerosissimis e
parietibus perithecii ubique oriundi. Sporidia continua, fuliginea.

1. Solenoplea microspora Starb. 1. c. fig. 13-15. — Stromatibus im- 2089
mersis v. erumpentibus, solitariis v. longitudinaliter confluentibus,
ellipsoideis, utrinque subacuminatis, applanatis, extus carbonaceis,
atris, 2-4 cm. long. 4-15 mm. latis; peritheciis anguste cylindra-
ceis v. subprismaticis, stromatis altitudine, vulgo 8 mm., 1 mm.
cr., membranaceis ; ascis copiosissimis cylindraceis apice rotundatis,
breve pedicellatis, p. sporif. 15-30^3-4; sporidiis octonis, mono-
stichis, minutissimis, ovoideis e latere compressiusculis, medio de-
presso-biconcavis, olivaceis, 2-3^1-1,5; paraphysibus nullis.

Hab. ad truncos San Antonio pr. Asuncion, Paraguay. — Num-
mularke discoidece aflinis videtur.

620 Pyrenomycetyp, Sphseriacese, Phseosporse, Squamotubera.

CAMILLEA Fr. — Syll. I p. 346, IX p. 541.

1. Camillea turbinata (Berk.) Speg. cfr. Syll. IX, p. 541, d. 2203 2090
nota — var. obpatellata Starb. Ascom. Regnell. exped. II, 1901,
pag. 4, fig. 1. — Stromatibus turbinatis, apice acutiusculc margi-
natis, obpatellatis, basi 4-5 mm. lat., superne 8-17 mm. diam., 6-
12 mm. alt., margine patella; 1-3 mm. lato; peritheciis 2-3 mm.
alt. ; sporidiis ovoideis curvulis, utrinque rotundatis, fuliginei-:,
12-18*6-9.

Ilab. ad truncos putres, Santo Angelo pr. Cachoeira, Rio Grande
do Sul Brasiliae. — A var. guaranitica Speg. parum differt forma
magnitudineque sporidiorum et stromatum.

P0R0NIA Will. — Syll. I p. 348, IX p. 542, XI p. 285, XVI
p. 451.

1. Poronia hemisphaerica Starb. Ascom. Regnell. exped. II, 1901, 8091
p. 12, fig. 12. — Stromate stipitato, e basi sclerotioidea, fusco-
atra difformi et marcida, primitus verisimiliter claviformi, stipitem
versus angustiore, subhorizontali 1,5 cm. alto, 5-8 mm. lato;
stipite glabrescente vel rugosiusculo, longitudinaliter striato. co-
riaceo 4-5 cm. longo, 1-2 mm. cr., sursum sensim angustiore;
capitulo hemisphajrico infra plano vel fere concaviusculo. radiatim
striatulo, sursum convexo ochraceo, margine acutiusculo, ostiolis
prominulis, nigro-punctato, 4-5 mm. lato, 2-3 mm. alto, molliter
carnoso dein fragili; ascis immaturis visis.

Hab. in fimo equino prope Areca, Matto G-rosso Braeiliae. —
Affinis Por. Doumetii Pat.

2. Poronia polyporoides P. Henn. F. Indiae or. II in Hedw. 1901, 2092
p. 340. — Stromatibus carnosis, pileiformibus, stipitatis, convexis,
cretaceis, margine undulatis, superne atro-punctatis, 4-9 mm. d.,
extus pallidis, furfuraceis, stipite subtereti longe raduato, albido,
subfurfuraceo. ca. 5 mm. longo, 1-1,5 mm. cr. ; peritheciis im-
mersis subglobosis, subhemispha?rico - prominulis ; ascis clavatis.
obtusis 80-90 ji. longis, p. sporif. 60-65 v 7-8, octosporis ; para-
physibus filiformibus, hyalinis 1-1,5 a. cr. ; sporidiis oblique mo-
nostichis. ellipsoideis, obtusis, 9-12 « 5-6, atris.

Hab. in ramis emortuis et ad torram, Saharanpur-Grarden In-
diae orient.

SQUAMOTUBERA P. Henn. Hedw. 1903, p. (308) 'Etym. squama et
tuber). — Stromata subterranea (?) tuberiformia, rotundato-de-

Pyrenomycetse, Sphseriacea?, Phreospora?, Capnodiella. 621

pressa, intus subcarnosa, pallida, extus membranis subpapyraceis
squarrosis vestita. Hyphce fertiles septatse, ramosas. Conidia cate-
nulata subglobosa v. ovoidea, hyalina. Perithecia stromate atro
ubique immersa, ostiolis subhemisphsericis, punctiformibus, atris.
Asci octospori, cylindracei. Sporidia oblongo-fusoidea, fusca. —
Penzigice et Engleromyceti affine genus.
1. Squamotubera Le-Ratii P. Henn. 1. c. Charact. gen. — Stromatibus 2093
siccis 7 cm. longis, 5 cm. lat., 15 mm. cr. squamis griseis vestitis;
hyphis conidiophoris 2-4 \x. cr., conidiis longe catenulatis subglo-
boso-ovoideis, granulosis v. verrucosis, 6-9 \x. long. ; peritheciis
periphericis atro-carbonaceis, ellipsoideis v. ovoideis, 0,8-1 mm. long.,
0,5-0,8 mm. cr., ostiolis prominulis; ascis cylindraceis, 8-sporis;
sporidiis oblique monostichis, oblongo-fusoideis, utrinque obtusiu-
sculis, 1-3-guttulatis, 12-17 « 4-6, atro-fuligineis.

Hab. subterranea ?, in collibus pr. Noumea Novo-Caledonise
(Le Rat).

CAPNODIELLA Sacc. Syll. fung. I (1882) p. 74 (ut subg. Capnodii),
Sorica Giesenh. Berichte Deut. Bot. Gesell. 1904, p. 195, t. XIII,
— Stroma filiforme cylindricum apice perithecium singulum lon-
gicolle gerens; perithecium tlrmum, siccum subcorneum. Asci longe
stipitati, clavati, octospori, aparaphysati. Sporidia giobosa, unicel-
lularia, brunnea. Adsunt adsociata pycnidia globulosa, brevius sti-
pitata et conidiophora filiformia septata, apice capitulum conidio-
rum ferentia. — Videretur, teste cl. Giesenhagen, Xylaria simplex
nec genus capnodiaceum.

1. Capnodiella maxima (B. et C.) Sacc. Sorica maxima (B. et C.) Gie- 2091
senhag. Berichte Deut. Bot. Gesell. 1904, p. 358, Capnodium ma-
ximum B. et C. — Syll. I, p. 74 — Sorica Dusenii Giesenh. Be-
richte Deut. Bot. Gesell 1904, p. 192. — Stromatibus vix 2 mm.
longis, fasciculatis, ubique conidiophora simplicia piliformia ge-
rentibus; conidiis minutis ovoideis, hyalinis; peritheciis oblongis
longicollibus; ascis clavatis8-ll \x. cr., cum stipite ca. 100 \l. long. ;
sporidiis subdistichis, 5-7 \i. diam., brunneis 1-guttatis; pycnidiis
150-170 ;j.. diam.; sporulis fusoideis 8-10^2, subhyalinis.

Hab. parasitica ad soros Polypodii crassifolii M. Serrat
in prov. Rio de Janeiro Brasili.c (P. Dusex) et Polypodii sp.
in insula Cuba.

832 Pyrenomycetffl, SpheeriacesB, Phseosporae, Xylaria.

XYLARIA Uill. — Syll. I p. 309, IX pag. 52)3, XI pag. 283, XIV
p. 504, XVI p. 442.

1. Xylo jlossa.

1. Xylaria polymorpha (Pers.) Grrev. — Syll. I, p. 309. -- var. acumi- ,, ,
nata Starb. Ascom. Regnell. exped. II, 1901, p. 21, fig. 35-36. —
Stromatibus subsessilibus basi nigricanti-villosis, sursum dilatatis
abrupteque in apicem acuminatum storilem contractis; peritheciis
majusculis protuberantibus; sporidiis 22-25-32^6-8.

Ilab. ad truncos Rio Grande do Sul Brasilise et pr. Asuncion
Paraguay. — Stromata 20-40 * 8-14 « 4-6 mm.

2. Xylaria xanthophasa Penz. et Sacc. in Malphighia 1901, p. 226, 2096
Ic. fung. Jav. t. XXII, fig. 3. — Stromate tereti-clavato, apice
obtuso, carnosulo-molli, flavo-brunneo ; parte ascigera superiori,
extus ab inferiori sterili seu stipite vix distincta; peritheciis pe-
nitus immersis, in 4 v. 5 pluresque series dispositis, perfecte sphas-
ricis. 400-500 a. diam., nigris, sed non carbonaceis; ostiolis pere-
xiguis vix visibilibus; ascis cylindricis, apice obtusulis 50-65 » 3,5-4;
sjioridiis oblique monostichis, ellipsoideis, minutis, 4-5 « 3,5 fuli-
gineis.

Hdb. ad truncos, Tjibodas, in insula Java (M. Fleischee).
— Ad sect. Xyloglossa pertinet, sed structura peculiari pr;edi-
stincta.

3. Xylaria Weinlandii P. Henn. F. Indias orient. II, in Hedw. 1901, 3097
p. 341. — Stromatibus eylindraceo-clavatis, stipitatis, apice obtuso
rotundatis, ferrugineo-corticatis, striatis v. rugulosis, 1-2 cm. lon-
gis, 2-3 mm. cr., intus farctis, pallidis; stipite tereti, strato, fer-
rugineo 1-2 cm. longo, 1-1.5 mm. cr. ; peritheciis immersis, sub-
ovoideo-globosi-, atris, 0,3-0,5 mm. diam., ostiolis subhemisphse-
rico-prominulis, atris; ascis cylindraceo-clavatis, breve attenuato-
stipitatis, apice obtusis, 150-160 »7-8, octosporis; paraphysibus
filiformibus, hyalinis, copiosis; sporidiis fusoideo-allantoideis, utrin-
que subacutiusculis, atris 20-28 « 5-7.

Ilab. in trumo emortuo, Novo-Guinea.

4. Xylaria peperomioides P. Henn. F. Indiae orient. II, in Hedw. 1901, 2098
p. 340. — Stromatibus cylindraceo-clavatis, longe stipitatis, clavula
utrinque attenuata. apico conoideo-acuta, pallide umbrinis 1-4 cm.
longis, 2 mm. cr., intus farctis pallidis; stipite ilexuoso, longe
radicato, atro-brunneo cornco, usque ad 4 cm. longo, 1 mm. cr. ;

Pyrenomyceta3, Sphseriacea?, Phreosporse, Xylaria. 623

peritheciis immersis subovoideis, ostiolis conoideis acutis promi-
nentibus, atris; ascis cylindraceo-clavatis, apice rotundato-obtusis,
longe stipitatis, p. sporif. 20-25 *= 3-3,5 ; sporidiis oblique mono-
stichis, ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis, atris 3-3,5 « 2,5-3.
Hab. ad terram, Saharampur-G-arden IndisB orient.

5. Xylaria paraensis P. Henn. Fungi paraenses II, in Hedw. 1902, 2099
p. 17. — Stromatibus clavatis, longe stipitatis, alutaceo-ferrugi-
neis, pruinosis, 4-5 cm. altis; stipite subtereti, basi discoideo 2-3
cm. longo, 1-1,5 mm. cr. ; clavula subcylindraceo-compressa, obtu-

sa, 2-3 cm. longa, 3-5 mm. lata, alutacea, rimosa, sicca longitu-
dinaliter sulcata, subinvoluta, intus pallida; peritheciis immersis,
subglobosis v. ovoideis, atro-carbonaceis, apice obtuse rotundatis,
basi attenuato-stipitatis p. sp. 120-140^8-10; paraphysibus iilifor-
mibus 2-3 [i. cr. ; sporidiis monostichis oblonge ellipsoideis utrin-
que obtusis, rectis v. curvulis, atris 18-22 « 5-7.
Hab. in ligno putri, Para Amer. austr.

6. Xylaria Huberiana P. Henn. Fungi paraenses II, in Hedw. 1902, 2100
p. 17. — Oaespitosa; stromatibus conidiophoris erectis, simplicibus,
subulatis v. ramosis 1-1,5 cm. altis, rugulosis, ramulis compressis,
subulatis; stromatibus perithecigeris clavatis, stipite brevi, rugoso
levi, usque ad 5 mm. longo, 1-1,5 cm. cr., atro; clavulis oblonge
ovoideis, compressis, apice obtusis vel acutiusculis; tuberculato-
verrucosis, ca. 5-10 mm. long., 4-5 mm. latis; peritheciis immer-

sis, subglobosis; ascis cylindraceis, pedicellatis; octosporis oblique
monostichis, oblongis inaequilateralibus, utrinque obtusis v. acutiu-
sculis, 20-30 v 6-10, atris.

Hdb. in ligno putri, Para Amer austr.

7. Xylaria grammica Mont. Syll. I, p. 317. - var. blumenavica 2101
P. Henn. Fungi blumenavienses II, in Heclw. 1902, pag. 15. —
Stromatibus usque 20 cm. longis; stipite circa 4 cm. longo; ascis
75-80^4-5, stipite 15-20 ;x. longo; sporidiis 10-12 « 4.

Ilab. in lignis, St. Catharina Brasilite austr.

8. Xylaria coccinea P. Henn. Hedw. 1904, p. 89. — Stromatibus 2102
subclavatis, subpedicellatis, apice obtuse rotundatis, interdum lon-
gitudinaliter sulcatis, amceno coccineo- vel sanguineo-eorticatis,
subnitentibus, ostiolis punctiformibus subhemisph;crico-proniinulis,
atris, intus atro-carbonaceis, 2-2,5 cm. longis, 4-7 mm. cr., stipi-

te brevi subatro; peritheciis immersis subglobosis ; ascis cvlindra-
ceis p. spor. ca. 70-100 « 5-6, octosporis, paraphysatis ; ^oridiis

624 PyrenomycetsB, Sphseriacese, Phseosporse, Xylaria

monosticliis oblonge fusoideis, insequilateralibus, utrinque obtusis
vel subacutis, atris 15-20 « 4-6.

Hab. in lignis putrescentibus. Maeaho, E-io de Janeiro Bra-
siliss.

9. Xylaria brevipes Starb. Ascom. Regnell. exped. II, 1901, pag. 16, 2103
fig. 22-23. — Stromatibus caespitosis, simplicibus vel bifurcatis;
clavulis cylindraceis interdum compressis, longifcudinaliter medio
plicatis; peritheciis prominentibus s;epe sulcato-torulosis 1-3 cm.
long., 1-3 mm. latis; stipite breviusculo tereti vel subcompresso,
villosulo, basi bulboso pannoso; columella fragili, pallide brunnea;
peritheciis globosis, majusculis 400-500 ;j.. diam., papillula erum-
pentibus; ascis fere resorptis; sporidiis octonis, monostiehis, ina3-
quilateralibus, utrinque obtusis, fuliginois, 9-11 « 5-6.

Ilab. ad truncos dejectos, Buriti, Matto Grosso Brasiliie. —
Videtur afftnis Xyl. columniferce Mont.

10. Xylaria reniformis Starb. Ascom. Regnell. exped. II, 1901, p. 21, 2104
fig. 30. — Stromatibus subglobosis v. inferne applanatis, semiglo-
bosis vel reniformibus, siccis collabentibus, demum rimosis, extus
carbonaceis, modulla ochracea, sicca contracta, tabacino-violascen-

ti, 15 mm. diam. vel 22-25 mm. lat. , 12-15 mm. cr. , 12-22
mm. alt. ; stipite a clavula distincto, brevi, oblique fixo v. bifur-
cato, basi subdilatato, vix rugosulo. atrato, 4-6 » 2-3 mm.; peri-
theciis perifericis, monostichis, subglobosis, 300-500 ;j.. diam.; ostio-
lis punctiformibus, contro papillulatis, vix prominentibus, nigris;
ascis cylindracois, longiuscule pedicellatis apice rotuudatis 110-
160« 8-12 p. spor. ; sporidiis octonis, monostichis, fusoideis, utrin-
que acutiusculis, fuliginois, 25-30^6-10; paraphysibus filiformi-
bus, ramulis, ^uttulatis.

Hab. ad truncos, Buriti, Matto Grosso Brasilia?. — Habitus
Penzigiam cranioidem in memoriam revocat.

11. Xylaria corrugata Har. ot Pat. Journ. de Bot. 1903, p. 13. — 2105
Valdo polymorpha, ssepius in laminam applanatam suporno latio-
rem basi cuneiformitor attenuata compressa, 3-5 cm. alta, 4 mm.

cr., apice 2-4 cm. lat., nonnullis formis diversis sed somper com-
pressis ludons; stipito recto, carbonaceo, subcylindrico, plus minus
sulcato-rugoso, rufo-atro, statu juvenili tenuiter scruposo-villoso,
dein glabriusculo, clava a stipite discreta, atra, corrugata, minute
rugosa, ostiolis vix prominulis conspersa, intus farcta, albida; pe-
ritheciis immersis, globosis, atris; sporidiis subfusoidois, ina?quila-
teris, 20 « 10.

Pyrenomycetse, Sphferiacere, Phaeosporfle, Xylaria. 625

Hab. ad lignum emortuum, Men-Non Novoe-Caledonhe (Ber-
nier).

12. Xylaria hemiglossa Pat. in Bull. Soc. Mycol. 1902, pag. 301, 2106
t. XIV, fig. 1. — ■ Simplex; stromate indurato, lignoso, brunneo-
atro, sublanato, levi, ostiolis minutissimis sub lente punctato, intus
albo, supra convexo perithecigeroque, infra marginato, margine
obtuso involuto, subtus plano concavo sterili, primitus subhemi-
sphaerico dein lanceolato, apice obtuse acutato; stipite brevi, gla-
bro, concolori, laterali, tuberculiformi; peritheciis immersis, con-
fertis, monostichis, ovoideis, ostiolis vix exsertis; sporidiis brun-
neis 7-8 « 5, simplicibus, ovoideo-inasquilateralibus.

Hab. ad truncos emortuos Novae-Caledoniai. — Inter Xylariam
et Eypoxylon intermedia.

13. Xylaria bertioides Starb. Ascom. Regnell. exped. II, 1901, p. 16. 2107
fig. 20-21. — Stromatibus dense gregariis, siepe inter se liberis,
raro 2-pluribus connexis; stipite tenui vel robustiore difformi,
soepe compressiusculo 0,2-2 mm. long. 0,2-1, mm. cr., vulgo ab-
rupte in clavulam transeunte, clavula valde versiformi ovoidea

vel multangula, utrinque acutata, undique fertili, vix apice excepto,
0,5-4 « 0,2-3 mm., rufo-atrata stipiteque tuberculis polygonis, sce-
pissime sulcatis, 250-350 \x. diam., dense ornatis; peritheciis per-
paucis, immersis, sphgeroideis vix prominentibus ; ascis cylindra-
ceis, longiuscule pedicellatis, apice obtusis, p. spor. 65-75 v 6,5,
octosporis; sporidiis monostichis discoideo-canaliculatis 9-11,5 ^
6-1 »1,5; paraphysibus guttulatis.

Hab. ad corticem crassiorem, Buriti, Matto G-rosso Brasilia3. —
Bertiam moriformem habitu icmulatur; Xyl. vernicosm et X. humili
proxime affinis.

2. Xylocoryne.

14. Xylaria claviformis Starb. Ascom. Regnell. exped. II, 1901, p. 17. 2108
— Stromatibus sessilibus vel brevissime stipitatis, clavatis vel
ovoideis, primo teretiusculis, integris, dein 0 latere collabentibus,
sEepe longitudinaliter medio rimosis, carbonaceo-fragilibus, oxtus
fusco-nigris, villo fasciculatim tuberculoso, brevissimo, olivaceo
fuscescente, pra>sertim basim versus vestitis, intus excavatis ochra-
ceis 10-12^4-6 mm.; peritheciis omnino immersis, sphteroideis,
lenticulariter emergentibus, 400-600 [t. diam., ostiolo 50-75 [x.

40

626 PyrenomycetsB, SphsBriaceeB, PhsBOspora, Xylaria.

diam., albido-farinoso; ascisjam rosorptis; sporidiis ovoideis v.ovali-
oblongatis, utrinque rotundatis vol acutulis, plerumquo biguttatis,
9*4.

Hab. ad truncos, Buriti, Matto Grosso Brasili;r. — Xyl. cabensi
proxime affinis, sed potius e sect. Xglocorgne.

15. Xylaria barbata Starb. Ascom. Regnell. exped. II, 1901, p. 14, 2109
fig. 19. — Stromate ovato vel cylindraceo-clavato, utrinque ob-
tuso vel fere applanato, pilis densis subinde fasciculatis, rigidis,
parce septatis villosulo-rugosis, atratis; clavula 25*10 mm., sti-
pite a^quali, atro-velutino 40 * 2,5-3 mm. suffulta, extus carbonacea
fragili; medulla ochracea laxissima; peritheciis periphericis, mo-
nostichis, sphaeroideis, immersis, conico-lenticulari-emergentibus,
minute papillatis, maximis 0,5-1,5 mm. diam.; ascis cylindraceis,
breviter pedicellatis , apice rotundatis 150-170*10-12; sporidiis
octonis, monostichis, fusiformibus, rectis vel curvulis, utrinque
acutiusculis, sa^pe guttulatis, fuligineis 32-37 « 7,5-9; paraphysibus
guttulatis, l^alinis, ascos superantibus.

Ilab. ad truncos, Colonia Ijui, Rio Grande do Sul Brasilise. —
Xi/l. tigrina affinis videtur.

16. Xylaria similis Starb. Ascom. Regnell. exped. II, 1901, pag. 23, 2il0
fig. 33-34. — Stromatibus anguste cylindraceis v. basi vix cras-
sioribus, interdum subtortuosis, rectiusculis, rugosiusculis, fusco-
nigris inter areolas fuscescentibus, ex ostiolis minute asperulis,
nitide nigris, punctulatis, 10-35 mm. long., 2-4 mm. cr. ; stipite
paullo dilutiore, adpresse fusco-villosulo, 5-17 mm. long., 2-3 mm.

cr. ; ascis linearibus, longiuscule pedicellatis, apice rotundatis, p.
s. 56-70 * 6-7.5 ; sporidiis octonis oblique monostichis, ovoideo-el-
lipsoideis, utrinque acutiusculis, fuligineis 9*5; paraphysibus gut-
tulatis ascos superantibus.

Hab. ad truncos Coxipo, Mirim, Matto Grosso Brasilia3. — X.
liispiduln' et X. Holmbergi affinis.

17. Xylaria californica Earle in New York Bot. Gard. 1902, p. 347. 2111
— Gregaria vel subcoespitosa; stromatibus tenuibus, simplicibus
erectis vel curvulis, 7 cm. long. vel plus. ad basim dense hirsutis

1,5 mm. crassis; setulis basalibus intense brunneis fere nigris; cla-
vulis perithocigoris 2-2.5 cm. longis, et 2 mm. crassis; peritheciis
50 vel plus, prominentibus, subhemispha?ricis. nigris, ostiolo pa-
pilla crassa prsedito; ascis cylindraceip 75-85*7; sporidiis longi-
tudinaliter monostichis, suhin.-equilateralibus, nigro-brunneis, 14*
6; sporidiis fusiformibus, hyalinis, continuis 10-11« 3.

Pyrenomycetfe, Spheeriaceae, Phseosporpe, Xylaria. 627

Hab. in ramis dejectis, terra immersis, Coast Range, S. Mateo
Californiae.

18. Xylaria argentinensis Speg. Myc. Argent. ser. II, 1902, p. 69. 2112
— Stromatibus soepius csespitosis, rarius solitariis 20-40 mm. alt.,
aterrimis; clavulis difformibus, typice ovatis vel elliptico-ovatis
8-20 mm. long.,5-10 mm. diam., sed non raro conoideis, globosis,
leniter denseque subgranulato-colliculosis, fere ut fructus rubi,
nigris sed sub luce refracta caerulescentibus, s epe pulvere gru-
moso albido hinc inde laxe adspersis, apice acutis v. obtusissimis,
basi abrupta cuneatis ac in stipitem 10-20 mm. long., 2-2,5 mm. cr.
subiculo rigido, atro, pannoso, atro-olivaceo arcte vestitum produ-
ctis, intus compactissimis, candidis, sublignosis; peritheciis globosis,
prominulis, periphericis 0,5-1 mm. diam.; ascis cylindraceis 10-11

\x. cr., cito diniuentibus; sporidiis monostichis, fusoideo-naviculari-
bus, utrinque acutiusculis, 28-30 « 7-8, eguttulatis v. grosse 1-3-
guttulatis, levibus.

Hab. ad ramos dejectos putrescentes prope Puerto Pampa in
Argentina (E. Kermes).

19. Xylaria violaceo-pannosa Starb. Ascom. Regnell. exped. II, 1901, 2113
p. 24, fig. 27. — Stromatibus simplicibus, stipite curto ad basin
pannoso, bulboso-conico, intus amoene violaceo v. atro-violaceo,
extus fusco, cortice membranaceo, toto fragili vestito, 10-15 «

5-8 mm., clavula clavata, compressa, irregulariter undulato-pli-
cata v. curvata, superne obtusa v. subtruncata, hinc inde verru-
culoso-rugosa v. villo (an reliqui;e st. conidiophori ?) hyphis bre-
vibus intricatis composito obsessa, peritheciis punctata, areolato-
rimosa, contextu coriaceo-carbonaceo, atro-violaceo, 20-25 « 6-10 *
2-5 mm. ; peritheciis monostichis, globulosis, 300-400 \i. diam.,
disculo atro medio papillato; ascis cylindraceis 80^6, stip. 25 \i.
longo; sporidiis octonis monostichis, ellipsoideis, curvulis, utrinque
obtusis, 10-11^5-5,5; paraphysibus filiformibus difnuentibus.

Hdb. ad truncos, San Antonio pr. Asuncion, Paraguay (Lindman).
— Xyl. corniformi et X. Holmbergii affinis, a prima colore, ab
altera statura minore etc. dignoscenda.

20. Xylaria Juniperus Starb. Ascom. Eegnell. exped. II, 1901, p. 19, 2114
fig. 27. — Stromatibus gregariis vel parce caespitosis, simplicibus,
rarius 2-3 fasciculatis saspissime stipitatis; stipita 6 « 1-2 nim., ru-
gosiusculo villoso, difformi, parte perithecigera undique fertili ple-
rumque pileiformi a stipite discreta v. cylindraceo-ovata v. conice
cupressiformi, cinereo-atrata, superficie undulata, extus carbonacea,

frjs Pyrenomycetse, SphsBriaceee, Phseosporse, Xylaria

reticulatim rimosa, eortice pallido tabacino pnedita, intus medulla
ochraceo-albida, laxa, 1-1,5 mm. diam. v. 2-10 v 1-2,6; peritheciis
monostichis immorsis sphncroideis, ostiolis longiusculis per rimas
cortieis, loviter eonico-prominulis, 200-500 ;j.. diam. ; ascis cylin-
draceis, apiee rotundatis, longissimo podicellatis 76-82^6-8 p. sp. ;
sporidiis monostiehis ellipsoulois, inroquilateralibus, vulgo utrinque
acutiusculis bi- vel uniguttulatis, fuligineis, 12-15 w 5-6 ; paraphy-
sibus confluentibus hyalinis.

Ilab. ad truncos putres, Mbopy et S. Antonio prope Asuneion
Paraguay. — Affinis videtur Xyl. cylindricce. — Var. asperula
Starb. 1. c. p. 20, fig. 28-29: stromatibus cylindraceis apice acu-
tatis; stipito basin versus subdilatato, patenti-villoso, 10-15 mm.
longo, 1,5 mm. cr., parte fertili 15-20 mm. long., 2-3 mm. cr. ;
peritheciis majoribus, splneroideis, ostiolis conico-prominentibus ;
ascis p. sp. 84-100^8-9; sporidiis 15-18^6-7. Ad truncum pu-
trescentem inter Bambusas, Mbopy et Paraguari Paraguay. — ■
Prrecipue ostiolis a typo dignoscitur.

3. Xylodactyla.

21. Xylaria Longiana "Rehm, Ann. Mycol. 1904, pag. 175, Ellis et 2115
Everh. F. Columb. n. 1417, sub X. Ilypoxylon. — Stromatibus
solitariis, plerumque gregario in ligno denigrato nidulantibus, sub-
cylindraceis, reetis, 3-3,5 cm. longis, 2-4 mm. latis, sensim in
stipitem cylindraceum, versus basim dilatatum ibique interdum
villo fusco vestitum, ca. 5 mm. long , 2-3 mm. latum abeuntibus.
ad apicem usque 3 mm. longe acutum sterilibus, longitudinaliter
rugosiusculis, fusco-nigris, glabris, peritheciis globosis 0,4 mm.
diam., prominentibus exasperatis ibique ostiolis conicis obtusis
perspicuis obtusis; ascis cylindraceis, longissimis, pr. sporif. ca.
70 « 6-7, octosporis; sporidiis ellipsoideis, plus minusve acutiuscu-
lis, rectis vel subcurvatis, 1-cellularibus, fuscis 8-9^4, monosti-
chis; paraphysibus filiformibus.

Hab. ad lignum Quercus, Texas Amer. bor. (Long). — Exem-
plaria secundum formam stromatis et magnitudinem sporarum bene
cum Xylaria simili Starb. conveniunt, sed Starback hanc speeiom
ad subgenus Xylocoryne ponit, dum nostra exemplaria apice sterili
stromatis, non minus ostiolis perith<'eiorum valdo prominentibus
divorgunt. Sporidia .V citpressiformis < IVrk.1 Saee. multo majora
sunt (Rehm 1. c).

Pyrenomycetfe, Sphseriaeese, Phfeosporse, Xylaria. 629

22. Xylaria deserticola Speg. Myc. argent. ser. II, 1902, p. 70. — 2116
Stromatibus atris, 15-50 cm. long., 2-3 mm. cr., profunde terra
infossis, dense ramoso-csespitosis, ramis subgracilibus corrugatis
ramulosis ac plus minusve anastomosantibus superficiem soli attin-
gentibus atque clavuiigeris, intus candidis ; clavulis ad apicem ra-
mulorum ssepius ternatis subcylindraceis 5-10 mm. long., 4 mrn.
diam., varie compressis ac inter se eonfluentibus, rugulosis, nigris,

in acumine albidis, intus subsuberosis albis ; peritheciis globosis,
dense constipatis immersis 0,50-0,75 mm. diam., atris; ascis cylin-
draceis p. spor. 100-120 « 6-10, ped. 60-80 « 5-8, sursum subtrun-
catis, deorsum longe attenuato-pedicellatis, aparaphysatis vel pa-
raphysibus vix ullis ornatis; sporidiis navicularibus ssepius mono-
stichis, utrinque subacutiusculis, 16-18 » 5-6, levibus non v. grosse
1 -2-guttulatis, olivaceis.

Hab. ex fissuris soli exsurgens, e radicibus certe oriunda, in
Sierra de los Himanes, S. Juan. in Argentina. — Species X. fa-
scicidatcv Speg. et X. digitatce (L.) G-r. certe afnnis, habitu tamen
longe recedens.

23. Xylaria subtrachelina P. Henn. Fungi S. Paulenses III, p. 207. 2117
— Stromatibus fusoideis, stipitatis 1 '/,-4 cm. long. , 1-2 mm.
crass., tuberculoso - rugosis, submoniliformibus, striatulis, atris,
apice subacutis ; stipite subtereti compresso pruinoso, vix tomen-
toso, 3-15 mm. longo, '/,mm. crasso; peritheciis globosis immer-

sis, ostiolis punctiformibus ; ascis cylindraceis, stipitatis, ca. 100-
110, p. sp. 60-70 * 4-5, paraphysibus copiosis filiformibus; sporidiis
oblique monostichis, navicularibus, obtusis, atris 8-10 « 3 7,-4 l/2.
Hab. ad truncos putres, Serra da Cantareira Brasilise. — Xyl.
trachelinm proxime afiinis.

24. Xylaria varians Penz. et Sacc. in Malpighia 1902, pag. 225 et 2118
Icon. fung. Jav. t. XXII, f. 2. — Stromate cylindraceo, modo
simplici, moclo bifido, aterrimo; stipite plus minus longo, villo-
sulo, cylindraceo; clava pariter cylindracea, sed paullo crassiore,
4-5 cm. longa, 4-5 mm. crassa, intus fistulosa, glabra, apice ro-
tundata breviterque secl acute mucronata; peritheciis immersis,
majusculis, usque 800-900 jt. diam., ostiolis conicis parum exstan-
tibus; ascis cylindraceis deorsum sensim tenuatis, 110-130 «5-6,
octosporis; sporidiis monostichis, navicularibus, inaequilateris 10-

13 « 4-5, utrinque obtusulis, fuligineis, ut plurimum bi-guttulatis.
Hab. ad truncos, Tjiboclas, in insula Java (Fleischer). —
Spectat ad sect. Xylodactyla et forto accedit ad X. dichotomam.

630 Pyteflotnycetse, Sphseriaceee, Phecosporse, Xylaria.

25. Xylaria consociata Starb. Ascom. Regnell. exped. II, 1901, p. 17, 2119 j
fig. 24. — Stromatibus dense caespitosis 5-7 basi pannosa conjun-

ctis, raro solitariis, stipitibus simplicibus vel saepe bipartitis, li-
neari-compressis, deorsum rugoso-hirtellis, sursum glabrescentibus
1-3 cm. long., 1-2 mm. lat., vix 300-500 ;j.. crassis, sensim in cla-
vulas transeuntibus; clavulis simplicibus, saepius vero bifurcatis,
liinc vel utrinque medio canaliculatis. 1-2 cm. longis, 1-5 mm.
latis, 0,5-1,5 mm. crassis; ramulis divergentibus, apiculatis vcl
truncatisj receptaculo levi, rimuloso, fusco, deinde peritheciis pro-
minentibus tubcrculato, apice sterili; peritheciis spha3rico-mam-
miformibus, papillulatis 750 a. diam.; ascis cylindraceis, pedicellatis
55-65 « 6-7; sporidiis monostichis elliptico-navicularibus, fuligineis
9-10 » 4-5; paraphysibus indistinctis.

Ilab. ad truncos Santa Anna da Chapada, Matto Grosso Brasilire. 2120

26. Xylaria aemulans Starb. Ascom. Eegnell. exped. II, 1901, p. 13,
fig. 16-18. — Stromatibus gregariis vel 2-pluribus connato-con-
fluentibus, subsessiiibus, basi spongioso-velutinis, simplicibus vel
furcatis, compresso-cylindricis v. clavulatis v. difformibus, s;rpius
utrinque acutatis, ubique fertilibus v. apice acuminato sterilibus,
rugosissimis, ex ostiolis asperulis, carbonaceo-coriaceis. fusco-atris,
intus albidis, 10-20 mm. long. 1,5-4 mm. cr. ; peritheciis sphne-
roideis, late conico-prominentibus, papillulatis, 400-600 ^. diam.;
ascis eylindraceis, longiuscule pedicellatis, apice obtusis, parte spo-
rif. 55-57^6-6,5, octosporis; sporidiis monostichis, ovoideis vel
ellipsoideo-navicularibus, utrinque acutulis 6-7,5^4-5; parajjhy-
sibus ramulosis hyalinis.

Hab. ad truncos mucidos dejectos, Cujaba, Matto Grosso Bra-
siliae. — ■ Xyl. multiplici, Xyl. Hypoxylo et X. massula* affinis
videtur.

27. Xylaria amazonica P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. II, p. 261, cum icone 2121
(Hedwigia 1904). — Stromatibus erectis, stipitatis 4-7 cm. longis,
stipite subtereti, flexuoso, a^quali, 3-5 cm. longo, 1-1 '/, mm.
crasso, atro-ferrugineo, pruinoso; clavula cylindracea obtusa vel
rostrata '/,-2 cm. longa, 3-4 mm. crassa, subrugulosa; peritheciis
immersis, ]>;ij>illato-ostiolatis, subglobosis vel ovoideis, ca. 0,5-1
mm. diam.; ascis cylindraceo-clavatis, 8-sporis, paraphysibus fili-
lbrmibus, hyalinis; sporidiis oblongo navicularibus, utrinque ob-
tusis vel subacutis, atris, 2-guttulatis 20-30 v 7-9.

llab. in ligno putri Cachoeiras des Marmellos Amazonia3. —
X. trachelince aflinis, sed sporidia multo majora.

Pyrenomycetse, Sphseriacese, Phaeosporse, Xylaria. 631

28. Xylaria gracillima (Mont.) Fr. — Syll. I, p. 343. — var. rhizomor- 2122
phoidea P. Henn. Fungi S. Paulenses III, p. 207 (Hedw. 1904).

— Stromate filiformi, rhizomorphoideo, ramoso, nigro, usque 7 em.
longo; peritheciis liberis ovoideis, seriatis vel varie congregatis,
sessilibus, '/2-l mm. cr. nigris rugulosis, papillatis ; ascis 60-70 v
4,5-5,5 p. sporif., longe stipitatis ; sporidiis monostichis oblongis,
inaequilateris, obtusis, atro-brunneis 8-12 « 3,5-4,5.

Hab. ad fructus Lecythidis, Serra da Cantareira Brasilue.

29. Xylaria subgracillima P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. II, p. 262, cum 2123
icone. — Stromatibus gregariis, erectis, stipitato-clavatis, 1-2 cm.
longis, stipite subflexuoso, compresso, sulcato, atro-fusco pruinoso,
5-10 mm. longo, 0,7-0,9 mm. crasso; clavula spiciformi interrupte
verrucosa, apice interdum acutiuscula 5-15 mm. longa, 1-1 l/, mm.
crassa; peritheciis subliberis plus minus aggregatis, ovoideis vel
subglobosis, atris, pruinosis, papillato-ostiolatis, ca. 1 mm. diam.;
ascis cylindraceo-clavatis, obtuse rotundatis, 8-sporis, stipitatis,
60-85^4, paraphysatis ; sporidiis oblique monostichis, ellipsoideo-
navicularibus, atris, 6-8 « 3-3 '/,.

Hab. ad truncos putres, Marmellos, Rio Madeira Amazoniae. —
X. gracillima' proxime affinis, sed sporidiis minoribus et peritheciis
majoribus diversa.

30. Xylaria juruensis P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. II, p. 262, cum icone 2124
(Hedwigia 1904). — Stromatibus subcsespitosis, erectis simplicibus

v. furcatis, 1 l/,-4 cm. longis, stipite subflexuoso, subtereti vel
compresso, atro-tomentoso, 1-2 cm. longo, 1-2 mm. crasso; cla-
vula interrupte perithecigera 1-2 cm. longa; peritheciis sparsis
vel aggregatis, subliberis, subovoideis v. hemisphtericis, atris sub-
rugulosis, papillato-ostiolatis, 0,7-0,9 mm. diam. ; ascis cylindraceis,
apice obtusis, plus minus stipitatis, 8-sporis, 100-120 «4-6; spo-
ridiis oblonge navicularibus, utrinque subobtusis, atro-castaneis,
12-17 * 4-5.

Hab. ad stipites Palmarum Rio Jurua, Jurua-Miry Amazo-
niae. — Affinis X. ApeibcB sed sporidiis ceterisque notis diversa.

31. Xylaria delicatula Starb. Ascom. Regneil. exped. II, 1901, p. 18, 2125
flg. 25-26. — Stromatibus primo conidiophoris, filiformibus, levi-
bus vel basi sparse pilosis, nigris, circum circa basidiis hyalinis
horizontalibus, conidia hyalina ellipsoidea 5-6 « 1-1,5 gerentibus,
obtectis, 10-20 mm. alt., 100 ;j.. cr., deinde infra apicem incrassatis,
perithecigeris, clavula ovato-sphaeroidea, ostiolis nigris asperulata

1-2 mm. diam. vel 2-3^1 mm., corneo-carbonacea ; peritheciis

Pyrenomyeete, Sphteriaceae, Phseosporse, Xylnria.
sphoeroideis monostichis. late eonico-prominentibus, acutiascule
papillulatis 200-300 |i. diam.; ascia cylindraceis, longiascule pedi-
cellatis, apice obtusis p. spor. 70-72 « 9 octosporis; sporidiis mo-
nostichis, ellipsoideo -navicularibus, utrinquo acutiusculis, vulgo
guttulatis, fuligineis 12-12,5' * 7-7,5 ; paraphysibus iiliformibus,
hyalinis, ascos superantibus.

/fab. ad folia putrida Cuyaba, Matto Grosso Brasiliae. — Xyl.
aritfatai proxime aiiinis. Stipos a basi ad medium patenti-villoso
nigricantc, a medio ad capitulum albo- villoso, 6-15 mm. Jong.,
200-300 [A. cr.

32. Xylaria procera Starb. Ascom. Regnell. exp. II, 1901, p. 24, f. 39. 2128
— Stromatibus e basi villoso-velutina subbulbiformi v. fere scle-
rotiacea solitariis v. doorsum subcouiiuentibus, simplicibus v. par-
titis, basim versus cylindraceis v. angulatis, ceterum complanatis,
plicato-rugosis, sursum applanatis, levibus, Celosim instar margine
arcuato-undulatis, inferius fuscescentibus, superne griseo-albescen-
tibus, marginem versus lutescentibus, contextu coriaceo-corneo,

4 cm. longis, 1,5 cm. latis, 2-5 mm. crassis; conidiis (basidiis?)
claviformibus, hyalinis, 10-15 « 4-5.

Hab. ad truncos, Porto Alcgro Eio Grande do Sul Brasilia3. —
Status conidicus tantum notus, hinc species incerta.

33. Xylaria ramuligera Starb. Ascom. Rognell. exped. II, 1901, p. 25, 2127
fig. 40. — Stromatibus e basi subincrassata solitariis; stipite sim-
plici, atro, velutino v. patenti-villoso, parte fertiii ramulis curtis
interdum subuncinatis, solitariis v. fasciculatim conjunctis v. irre-
gulariter multifidis ornata; hymenio columellam obscuram colore
griseo-albicante vestiente, 1-2 cm. long., 1-2 mm. cr., contextu
coriaceo-fragili; conidiis fusoideo-clavatis, hyalinis, 6-9^2-4.

Ifab. ad truncum humi jacentem putrem, Colon. Ijuhy Rio
grande do Sul Brasili;r. — Status conidicus tantum notus, ideo
specios dubia.

34. Xylaria confusa Starb. Ascom. Regnell. exped. II, 1901, p. 24, 2128
fig. 38. — Stromatibus e basi scutellato-dilatata solitariis v. non-
nullis divergentibus, iiliibrmibus, interdum simplicibus plerumque
monopodii modo ramuligeris, ramulis horizontalibus v. oleganter
arcuatis acutissimis, interdum uncinatim acuminatis. usque 3 cm.
long., 0.3 niiii. lat., contextu ox hyphis agglutinatis formato; ba-
sidiis claviformibus conidioj^horis ex hyphis exeuntibus, 25-35«
10-12; conidiis piriformibus, Iiyalinis, 12 v 6.

Pyrenomycetse, Sphflerincege, Pha?ospor?e, Stilhohypoxylon. 633

Hab. in culmis Bambusoe, Colon. Ijuhy Rio Grande do Sul
Brasilise. — Peritheciis deficientibus, species omnino dubia,

4. Thamnomyces.

35. Xylaria trichopoda Penz, et Sacc. in Malpighia 1901, p. 226, Ic. 2129
£ung. Jav. t. XXII, f. 4. — Sparsa v. subgregaria; stromate ere-
cto, anguste cylindraceo, simplici vel parce dichotomo-ramoso, ni-
gerrimo, 3-5 cm. longo, basi 1-1,5 mm. cr., sursum conspicue
attenuato, acuto, glabro, basim versus strigoso-hispido, filamentis
aterrimis, 1 mm. long., ex hyphis conglutinatis compositis; peri-
theciis liberis, globosis, insequaliter per totam fere stromatis lon-
gitudinem insertis, 0,7-1 mm. diam., intermixtis minoribus, minute
sed distincte papillatis, carbonaceis, uigris; ascis cylindraceis, apice
obtusulis, octosporis, longe stipitatis 150-160^5; stipite partem
sporiferam suba?quante; sporidiis oblique monostichis, fusoideo-
navicularibus, utrinque obtusulis, 12-13,5 « 5, fuligineis.

Hab. ad corticem arborum, Tijbodas, in insula Java (M. Flei-
scher). — Forte affinis X. hispidissimce, sed certe diversa.

36. Xylaria rostrata (Mont.) Sacc. — Syll. I p. 344. — var. tenuior 2]3°
P. Henn. F. Amaz. II, p. 263 (Hedw. 1904). — Stromatibus multo
tenuioribus, vulgo tantum basi ramosis, ca. 20 cm. long., ramis
vix 1 mm. cr. ; peritheciis minutis breviter rostratis, raro erostra-
tis; sporidiis oblongo-navicularibus, 6-8^3-3,5.

Hab. ad truncos putres, typus in Rio Jurua, Jurua-Miry et var.
in Rio Negro, Manaos Brasili[e. — Observante cl. Hennings 1. c,
cui assentior, genus Thamnomyces Ehrenb. cum typica specie Th.
Chamissonis et Th. camerunensi est servandum. Thamn. rostratus
ob perithecia rostellata et habitum scopiformem ut Thamnomycetis
sectio propria {Scopimyces P. Hennings) considerari potest. Revisio
critica 'generis vere exoptata.

37. Xylaria camerunensis P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1901, p. 41. 2131
Ita vocandus Thamnomyces Chamissonis Ehr. var. camerunensis P.
Henn. — Syll. XI, p. 285 sub Xylaria.

STILBOHYPOXYLON P. Henn. Fungi blumenavienses II, in Hedw.
1902, p. 16 (Etym. Stilbum et Hypoxylon). — Stroma subcarbo-
naceum, atrum, hypoxyloideum, subglobosum. Perithecia pauca,
immersa, membranacea, pallida. Asci cylindracei immaturi. Stroma
conidiophorum liberum v. stromate ascophoro insertum, subulatum

031 Pyrenomycetse, Sphseriaceae, Phseosporse, Molleroclavus.

apice mucoso-capitatum. Conidia acrogena, subglobosa, fuscidula.
Asci ignoti, ergo genus, quoad locum systematicum, dubium.

1. Stilbohypoxylon Molleri P. Henn. I. c. — Lignicola; stromatibus 213-2
subcarbonaceo-atris, erumpenti-superficialibus, sparsis v. gregariis,
subgloboso-pulvinatis, ruguloso-verrucosis, ca. 1 mm. diam., inter-
dum confluentibus; peritlieciis subglobosis, membranaceis pallidis;
ascis cylindraceis subclavatis v. subfusoideis, basi attenuatis ; para-
physibus copiosis filiformibus, hyalinis; sporidiis immaturis. - Stro-
matibus conidiophoris singularibus liberis v. stromatibus ascophoris
lateraliter v. apice insertis, subulatis, atris, ex hyphis fuscis com-
positis, 0,8-1,2 mm. longis, basi incrassatis, 300-400 ;j.. cr., medio
ca. 120 a. cr., apice subclavatis 150-130 ab hyphis subhyalinis
parallelis circumdatis; conidiis acrogenis subellipsoideis 3 « 2,5 fu-
scidulis, levibus.

Hab. in truncis emortuis, S. Catharina Brasilia: austr.

M0LLER0CLAVUS P. Henn. Fungi blumenavienses II, iu Hedw. 1902,
p. 15 (Etym. a cl. bot. Moller et clavus). — Stroma conidioplio-
rum subcarnosum, elongato-fusiforme, lateraliter ramosum, ramuli
breves apice capitati, capitulum ex hyphis radiantibus fuscidulis
compositum. Conidia acrogena, ellipsoidea, continua. Stroma asco-
phorum subcarnosum, atro-corticatum, subclavatum. Perithecia im-
• mersa, subglobosa, immatura; hinc genus, quoad locuin systema-
ticum, dubium, sed certe Xylarice cognatum.

1. Molleroclavus Penicilliopsis P. Henn. Fungi blumenavienses II, in -2133
Hedw. 1902, p. 15. — Lignicola; stromatibus conidiophoris sub-
carnosis, subulatis usque ad 6 cm. altis, stipitatis; stipite subtereti,
atro-pruinoso v. tomentosulo, usque ad 2 cm. longo, 2 mm. crasso,
clavulis pallidis, irregulare sulcatis, lateraliter circumdato-ramosis,
ca. 5 mm. cr., apice attenuatis, ramulis brevibus, aggregatis vel
sparsis, ca. 1-2 mm. longis, 0,5 mm. cr., pallidis, apice pulvinato-
capitatis,capituiis atris 3,5-4 mm. latis, ex hyphis radiantibus, septa-
tis, fuscidulis, apice 1-sterigmaticis breve subulatis ; conidiis sub-
fusoideo-ellipsoideis, fuscidulis, 6-8 «3,5-4; stromatibus ascophoris
subcarnosis, fusoideo-clavatis, sigmoideis usque a<l 11 cm. longis,
atro-corticatis, intus pallidis, cavis; stipite subtereti, usque ad 8
mm. cr., pruinoso v. ferrugineo-tomentoso; ciavula apice attenuata
acutiuscula v. obtusa, medio usquo ad 25 mm. diam., compressa,
punctato-verrucosa ; perithcciis immersis, sparsis, subglobosis, atris,
immaturis.

Pyrenomycetfe, Sphseriacece, Syalodidymae, Sphferella. 635

Hab. ad ligna putrescentia, dejecta pr. Blumenau, St. Catha-
rina Brasilue (Moller).

ANTHOSTOMA Nits. — Syll. I p. 293, IX p. 514, XI p. 283, XIV
p. 503, XVI p. 441.

1. Anthostoma gallicum Sacc et Flag. in Atti congr. bot. di Palermo 2134
1902, p. 50. — Peritheciis modo in acervulos parvos approximatis,
modo subsolitariis, ligno infuscato v. atrato immersis, globosis,
nigris, 800-900 \l. diam., interdum, matrice dilabente, subliberatis,
membranaceo-carbonaceis ; ostiolo emergente, rotundato, crassiu-
sculo ; ascis cylindraceis, apice rotundatis, brevissime crasseque sti-
pitatis, 140-160*16, octosporis, filiformi-paraphysatis; sporicliis
oblique vel subrecte monostichis, ellipsoideis, 30-36 » 14-15, con-
tinuis, atro-fuligineis, eguttulatis.

Hab. in ligno carioso quercino, Rigny s. Arroux Gallise. —
Affine A. veneto sed omnibus partibus majus.

Sect. 4. Uyalodidyniii'.

SPH/ERELLA Ces. et De Not. *) Syll. I p. 476, IX p. 611, XI
p. 295, XIV p. 525, XVI p. 468.

1. Sphserella Fendleri (Tr. et Earle) Sacc. et Syd. — Syll. XVI, 2135
p. 1133, Mycosphcerella Fendleri Tracy et Earle, Planta1 Baker. I,

p. 33. — Peritheciis minutis, sparsis, solitariis suberumpontibus;
ascis oblongis, breve stipitatis 40-45 « 10-12; paraphysibus nullis;
sporidiis fusiformibus, obtusis, 1-septatis, hyalinis, leviter constri-
ctis 15-17 * 3,5-4.

Hab. in caulibus Thalictri Fendleri, Bob Creek, Colorado
Amer. bor.

2. Sphaerella delphiniicola (Earle) Syd. et Sacc. — Syll. XVI, p. 1133, 2136
Mycosphcerella delphiniicola Earle, Plant;r Bakerianae, fasc. II, fung.

p. 19. — Maculis irregularibus nigrescentibus; peritheciis grega-
riis, fere sphicricis, nigris, 100-150 \i. diam., in myoelio irregulari-
ter ramoso insidentibus ostiolis inconspicuis; ascis aparaphysatis,
clavatis, fasciculatis, 40-60^6-8; sporidiis distichis, fere ovalibus,
utrinque acutis, 1-septatis, non constrictis, 12 « 3, hyalinis.

*) Quoad nomen SpluBrella looo Mycoftphccrelhi-, ctr. Syll. XVI, p. 468, nota.

G3fi Pyronomyoft <\ Sphseriacepo, IIy:ilo<li<lvmn\ SphnTella.

Ilab. in caulibus cmortuis Delphinii, Pagosa Peak, South
Colorado, Amer. bor.

3. Sphaerella Actaeae E. Rostr. Norske Ascom. 1904, p. 21 (Vidensk. 2137
Skrift.) — Peritheciis dense gregariis, minutis, sphneroideis; ascis
clavatis, 38-40^9; sporidiis distichis, subnavicularibus, 15-16 « 5.

llab. in caulibus siccis Actsea; spicatse in Norvegia.

4. Sphaerella Pericopsidis (P. Henn.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Mycosphcerella L>138
Pericopsidis P. Henn. Fungi S. Paulenses I. in Hedw. 1902, p. 109.

— Maculis fuscis, effusis; peritheciis hypophyllis, erumpenti-super-
ficialibus, hemisphgericis, membranacois, fuscis, minutis, 50-70 ;i.
diam , apice pertusis; ascis basi fasciculatis, clavatis, apice rotun-
datis, rectis vel curvulis, octosporis, aparaphysatis 25-32*4-5;
sporidiis subdistichis, ellipsoideis vel clavatis, mcdio 1-soptatis,
haud constrictis, 6-8 » 3,5 hyalinis.

Hab. in foliis Pericopsidis Monianse in horto botanico,
S. Paulo Brasilias.

5. Sphaerella elatior Sacc. et Sp. — Syll. fung. I, pag. 495, Fungi 2139
ital. t. 386. — var. apula Sacc. et D. Sacc. — A typo distinguitur
maculis foliorum distinctis, albicantibus, anguste ochraceo-margi-
natis, amplis irregularibus; peritheciis ssepius gregariis; cetera
eadem.

Hab. in foliis subvivis Magnolise grandi f lor ;e , Foggia
Apulise (Prof. Stragapede).

6. Sphaerella (Erteliana Sacc. Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 528. — Perithe- 2140
ciis hinc inde in greges minutos densiuscule approxirnatis, pun-
ctiformibus, epidermide velatis, nigris, poro pertusis, 80 <>.. diam.,
contextu minute parenchymatico; ascis anguste tereti-clavulatis.
breviter noduloso-stipitatis, 32-35 « 6, aparaphysatis, octosporis;
sporidiis oblique monostichis v. distichis, anguste cylindraceo-cla-
vulatis, 7-9*1,6-2, medio septatis vix constrictis, eguttulatis, hya-
linis.

Hdb. in caulibus emortuis Coronilla2 montanie pr. Son-
dershausen Thuringi;c. — Ab affini Sph. leptasca Auersw. differt
peritheciis hinc inde confertis, sporidiis brevioribus, matrice alia etc.

7. Sphaerella mimosicola (P. IIenn.)Sacc. et D. Sacc. Mncosphvrella 2141
mimosicola P. Honn. Fungi Amaz. IV, in Hedw. XLIV, p. 62.

— Maculis fuscis gregariis, rotundatis, minutis, s:epo conrluonti-
bus; poritlieciis hypophyllis sparsis vel gregariis. primo immer-
sis, dein erumpenti-subsuporficialibus, subglobosis, atris, membra-
naceis ca. 80-120 a. ; ascis fasciculatis, aparaphysatis, clavatis, apice

Pyrenomycetre, Sphseriacea?, Hyalodidym*, Splnerella. 637

obtusis subincrassatis, 8-sporis, 30-42 « 10-14 ;j.. ; sporidiis subdisti-
chis, oblongis vel subclavatis, rectis v. curvulis, medio 1-septatis
liaud constrictis, hyalinis 12-18 « 3 l/2-4.

Hab. in foliis Mimosoe asperatae, Rio Jurua Brasilire.

8. Sphaerella Tamarindi (P. Henn.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Mycosphcerella 2142
Tamarindi P. Henn. in Notizbl. des Konigl. bot. Gartens u.
Museum zu Berlin n. 30, 1903, pag. 240. — Maculis fuscidulis
explanatis; peritheciis epiphyllis sparsis, immersis dein erumpon-
tibus subglobosis, minutis, membranaceis, atris, poro pertusis, G0-

90 [j.. diametr. ; ascis fasciculatis, aparaphysatis, clavatis, vertice
rotundatis, crasse tunicatis, 8-sporis, 36-43 v 13-16; sporidiis sub-
distichis oblonge ellipsoideis v. ovoideis, utrinque rotundatis, sa^pe
2-guttulatis, hyalinis, deinde medio 1-septatis, 8-13» 3-4 l/2.

Hab. in foliis Tamarindi indicse, Dar-es-Salam in Africa
orient. germ. (Dr. Stuhlhann).

9. Sphaerella dryadicola Rostrup, Fungi in Botany of tho Faeroes 2143
1901, part. I, p. 310. — Peritheciis epiphyllis, subgrogariis, atris;
ascis ovoideo-oblongis 30-40 »7-9; sporidiis cylindraceis, 10-14»

3-4 hyalinis, initio guttulatis, dein 1-septatis.

Hab. in foliis Dryadis octopetaloe, Fuglo in insulis Fae-
roos Dania?.

10. Sphaerella rubicola Mc. Alp. Proc. Linn. Soc. New South Wales 2144
1904, p. 126. — Maculis argenteo-griseis ; peritheciis deprosso-
globosis, vix erumpentibus, sparsis, 140-190, poro latiusculo pa-
pillato pertusis; contextu membranaceo-atro-brunneo ; ascis obcla-
vatis, breve stipitatis, apice rotundatis, aparaphysatis, octosporis,
63-70 » 18-21 ; sporidiis vulgo biseriatis, cylindracoo-oblongis, hya-
linis, intus minute granulosis, medio 1-septatis, non constrictis,
utrinque rotundatis, 21 » 7, cellula superiori paullo latiori.

Hab. in ramis adhuc viventibus Rubi parvifolii Arthur' s
Creek Vict. Australiie.

11. Sphaerella Eugeniae (Rehm) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Mijcosphvrclla Eu- •_'!!;,
geniw Rehm, Hedw. XLIV, (1905). — Maculis exsiccatis foliorum
suborbicularibus, fuscidulis, fusco-purpureo marginatis, 3-4 mm.
lat.; peritheciis gregarie innatis, in hypophyllo domum prominon-
tibus, globosis, nigris, poro pertusis, glabris, 60-80 ;j.. diam.;
ascis elongato-ovoideis, apice incrassatis 30-35 » 9, octosporis; spo-
ridiis fusiformibus, medio septatis, hyalinis 15-17 « 2-2,5, tristichis;
paraphysibus nullis.

Hab. in foliis Eugenia' Michelii, Blumenau Brasilia.',

63« Pyrenomycetse, SpheeriaceeB, Hyalodidymse, Sphaerella.

12. Sphaerella Cuboniana D. Sacc. sp. n. — Peritlieciis gregariis, sub- 2146
cutaneo-erumpentibus, globulosis, demutn concaviusculis, nigris,
rugulosis, 400-500 ;j.. diam., ostiolo punctiformi; ascis crasse ob-
clavatis v. subfusoideis, breviter crasso stipitatis, apice obtusule
tenuatis, 50-80^15-24, aparaphysatis, octosporis; sporidiis in asci
parte crassiore tristichis, oblongo-clavulatis, 20 « 7-8, e hyalino
luteolis, utrinquo obtusiusculis, 1-septatis, leniter constrictis, loculo
superiore paullo crassiore.

Ilab. in ramis languidis junioribus Vitis viniferae in horto
Musei agrarii Roime, Jan. 1904. — Instituti phytop tthologici ro-
mani eximio Directori Jos. Cuboni dicata species.

13. Sphaerella GoodeniaB F. Tassi in Bull. Lab. Ort. Bot. Siena 1902, 2147
v. pag. 108. — Peritheciis sparsis vel laxe gregariis, epidermide
tenuiter velatis, minutis, nitidulis, nigris, globoso-lenticularibus,
80-100 ;j.. diam., membranaceis, ostiolo minuto perforatis, hyphu-

lis gracilibus septatis, fusco-olivaceis, sub epidermide repentibus,
pneditis; contextu dense fuligineo; ascis copiosis, stipatis, ime-
quilateralibus, uno latere recto, altero ventricoso, crasse tunicatis,
subsessilibus 8-sporis, 30-32 « 12-14; sporidiis irregulariter con-
fertis, raro subdistichis, ellipsoideis, medio 1-septatis, eguttatis,
7-8 «2-3 hyalinis.

Hab. in ramulis emortuis Goodenise stelligeroe, Sydney
Australias.

14. Sphaerella Parnassiae Eostr. Islands Svampe in Bot. Tidsskrift 2148
1903, vol. 25, p. 302. — Peritheciis laxe gregariis, sphreroideis,
minutissimis 60-70 ;j.. latis; ascis fasciculatis, cylindraceo-clavatis,
30-33^5-6; sporidiis oblique distichis, oblongo-clavatis, prope
medium septatis, ad septum vix constrictis, hyalinis, 10-12 » 3-4.

Hab. in caulibus et sepalis morientibus Parnassiae palustris
in Islandia.

15. Sphaerella Glycosmaa (Tracv et Earle) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Mjjco- 2149
sphcurella Glycosma? Tracy et Earle, Planta- Bakerianae I p. 33. —
Maculis nullis; peritheciis dense sparsis, in latis areis, nigris, splue-
ricis, 100 ;j.. diam.; ascis sessilibus, late obovatis, obtusis, aparaphy-
satis, octosporis, 50^10; sporidiis anguste ovatis, 1-septatis, hya-
linis, guttulatis, 16 v 5.

Ilab. in caulibus emortuis Glycosm;e occidentalis, South
Colorado Amer. bor.

16. Sphaerella Cassythae Mc. Alp. in Proc. Linn. Soc of N. S. Wales 2150
1903, p. 102. — Peritheciis minutis, punctiformibus, sparsis, ni-

Pyrenomycetse, Sphseriacese, Hyalodidymse, Sphaerella. 639

gris, erumpentibus, membranaceis, depresso-globosis, 70-90 ;j.. diam. ;
ascis clavatis v. oblongo-clavatis, plus minusve pedicellatis, octo-
sporis 32-37 w 9-12; sporidiis disticliis, hyalinis, cylindraceis, utrin-
que subconicis, 1-septatis, ad septum non constrictis, guttulatis
9 «3.

Hab. in caulibus et in ramulis Cassythae glabellte in Au-
stralia.

17. Sphaerella Persooniae (P. Henn.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Mi/cosphcereUa 2151
Persoonice P. Henn. in Hedw. 1903, p. (81). — Maculis fuscidulis,
rotundatis vel irregularibus; peritheciis amphigenis epidermide
erumpentibus, aggregatis, subgloboso-depressis, atris, vertice subpa-
pillatis, porosis ca. 80-120 ;j.. diam. ; ascis fasciculatis, clavatis,
apice rotundato-tunicatis, 20-30 « 8-10, octosporis, aparaphysatis ;
sporidiis subclavatis, apice obtusis, medio 1-septatis, haud con-
strictis, hyalinis 8-11 « 2-2,5.

Hab. in foliis Persoonise salicime, in mt. Victoria, N. S.
Wales Australise (Pritzel).

18. Sphserella Silenis (v. Hohn.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Mijcosphcerella 2152
Silenis v. Hohn. in Ann. Mycol, I (1903) p. 523. — Maculicola,
epi- et hypophylla; maculis minutis, '/,-1 mm. diam., numerosis,
sparsis, ochraceis, late atro-purpureo-marginatis ; peritheciis paucis,
(usque 12), nigris, minutis, 48-80 ;j.. latis, sphseroideis, breve papil-
latis; tunica brunnea, membranacea, e cellulis minutis, 4-8 ;j.. latis
formata; ascis clavatis 8-sporis, aparaphysatis 32-55 * 7-12; spori-
diis distichis, hyalinis, didymis, oblongis, in medio non v. parum
constrictis, plerumque 14 « 4, sed etiam longioribus, bacillifcrmi-
bus, 20-28 v 3 '/2-5 l/2, utrinque rotundatis.

Hab. in foliis adhuc vivis et in calycibus Silenis inflata-
prope Tumpen in valle Oetzthal Tiroliae.

19. Sphaerella Cerei (P. Henn.) Sacc. et D. Sacc Mi/cosphcerella Cerci 2158
P. Henn. in Hedw. 1904, pag. 85. — Maculis cinereo-fuscidulis
explanatis, irregularibus; peritheciis sparsis vel gregariis, innato
superficialibus, globulosis, submembranaco-atris, basi hyphis fusci-
dulis, septatis 2,5^3-5 ;x. crassis circumdatis, G0-70 ;j.. diam.j
ascis clavatis obtusis, octosporis, aparaphysatis, 30-40 « 12-1 T> ,
sporidiis subdistichis vel subconglobatis, oblonge clavatis vel sub-
fusoideis, obtusis, medio 1-septatis, constrictis. hyalinis 12-15 v

2,5-3.

Hab. in phyllodiis Cerei macrogoni, Cabo Frio, Rio de
Janeiro Brasilise (E. Ule).

840 Pyrenomycetse, Sphte-riacese, Hyalodidymse, Sphserella.

20. Sphaerella Hertiae Pat. Ohamp. Algero-Tunis., in Bull. Soc. Mye. 2154
dc France t. XVIII, 1002, fasc. I. — Maculis nullis; peritheciis
sparsis, amphigenis, nigris, initio subepidermicis dein liberis, glo-
bulosis 100 «j.. diam., poro pertusis; contextu celluloso viridi-fuli-
gineo; ascis basi incrassatis, brevo stipitatis. summo attenuato-
obtusis, octosporis, 2-3-seriatis; paraphysibus nullis; sporidiis ovoi-
deo-elongatis, 1-septatis, ad sopta paullo constrictis, pluriguttu-
latis, hyalinis.

Ifab. in foliis omortuis Hertia3 cheiri foliaa, Sgag Algerioe.

21. Sphaerella Columbariaa (Feltg.) Sacc. et Syd. - - Syll. XVI, p. 1133 2155
(nomen) Mycosphcvrella Columbarice Feltg. Vorst. Pilz. Luxemb.
Nacthr. II, p. 182. — Peritheciis gregariis, subcutaneis, nigris;
ascis cylindricis, basi stipitiformi attenuatis 40 «5; sporidiiis el-
lipsoideis vel ovato-ellipsoideis, bi-cellularibus, 7-8 « 2,5.

Hab. in caule Scabiosre Columbarire, Luxemburg. — Sphcer.
lejytoasccn Auersw. proxime affinis.

22. Sphaerella CoTeae (Noack) Sacc. Mycosphcerella Coffece Noack Pflan- 2156
zenkr. 1901, p. 200, tab. IV (absque diagnosi). — ■ Maculis brunneis
subrotundis, margine obscuriore subelevato; perithociis gregariis,
saBpius epiphyllis punctiformibus, atris, globulosis circ. 50 a. diam.,
poro pertusis; ascis tereti-oblongis, breve crasse stipitatis, 22-
25 « 6-7, apice rotundatis, aparaphysatis, octosporis ; sporidiis
irregulariter distichis, fusoideo-oblongis, constricto-1-septatis, 7-
11 w 2-3, hyalinis, minute 4-6-guttulatis.

Hab. in foliis Coffeie arabica} in Brasilia, socia plerumque
Cercospora coffeicola.

23. Sphaerella Puttemansii (P. Henn.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Mycosphcerella -ir'7
Puttemansii P. Henn. in Hedw. 1902, p. 301. — Maculis rotun-
datis 1,5-2 mm. diam. , fuscidulis dein exaridis pallescontibus ;
peritheciis gregariis erumpentibus, subglobosis, atro-fuscis, dein
collabontibus, mombranaceo-cellulosis; ascis fasciculatis, ovoideis,
apice rotundatis, crasse tunicatis 8-sporis, 25-45 « 16-20; sporidiis
clavatis v. subfusoideis, obtusis, medio 1-septatis, haud constrictis,
hyalinis, 15-21 * 5-7.

Hab. in folis vivis Plantaginis, in horto botanico, S. Paulo
BrasiliaB.

24. Sphaerella gaveensis (P. Henn.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Mycosphcvrella 2l7jS
gaveensis P. Henn. in Hedw. 1904, p. 84. — Maculis rotundatis,
gregariis, atro-fuscis, ca. 1 mm. diam. ; peritheciis innato-supnr-
ficialibus, gregariis, membranacois, homisphajricis, atro-fuscis, ca.

Pyrenomyceta?, Sphferiacene, Hyalodidyuiee, Sphserella. 641

80-100 ;x. diam.; ascis oblonge ovoideis vel clavatis, apice rotun-
datis, tunicatis, octosporis, 35-40 «18 -23; sporidiis subdistichis
vel conglobatis, oblonge clavatis, medio 1-septatis vix constrictis,
hyalinis, 18-22 « 6-7.

Hab. in foliis Plantaginis, G-avea, pr. Rio de Janeiro Bra-
silise (E. Ule).

25. Sphaerella implexicola R. Maire in Bull. Soc. bot. de France 1901, 2159
t. I, p. 198, tab. 13, fig. 3. — Maculis fusco-atris, dein pallcscen-
tibus, amphigenis; peritheciis minutis, amphigenis, sparsis, immer-
sis; ascis cylindraceo-oblongis v. clavatis, interdum curvulis, basi
attenuatis, haud vel parum stipitatis 35-40^9-10; sporidiis disti-
chis, hyalinis, fusoideis vel leguminiformibus 10-11 « 2,5 haud
procul medio septatis, non constrictis, loculis guttulatis, ssepius
imequalibus; paraphysibus nullis.

Hab. in foliis languidis Lonicerse implexse, Bonifacio Cor-
sicse.

26. Sphaerella Pentastemonis (T. et E.) Sacc. et Syd. — Syll. XVI, 2160
p. 1133 (nomen) Mycosphcerella Pentastemonis Tracy et Earlo in
Green Pl. Baker. II, p. 19. Peritheciis dcnsiuscule aggregatis

in areis irregularibus nigrescentibus, nigris, fere sphaericis, 15(1-
200 u,. diam. hyphis septatis, brunneis 10-12 \x. crassis circumdatis;
ascis aparaphysatis, fasciculatis, clavatis, 60^12; sporidiis irrc-
gulariter distichis, ovatis, srepe guttulatis, 1-septatis, constrictis,
25 « 6, hyalinis.

Hab. in foliis caulibusque emortuis Pentastemonis spec,
Pagosa Peak, South Colorado Amer. bor.

27. Sphaerella Passiflorae Eehm — Syll. XVI, pag. 470. — var. 216]
Bignoniae Behm, Hedw. XLIV (1905). — Peritheciis 70-90 <>..
diam.; ascis piriformibus 25-30 «10-12; sporidiis oblongis, modio
septatis, utrinque rotundatis 9-10 « 3.

Hab. in foliis Bignoni;o, Sao Francisco Brasiliae (Ulk .

28. Sphaerella lineata (Clements) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Mycosphcerium linea- 2162
tum Clem. in Bull. of the Torr. Bot. 01. 1903, p. 84. — Pori-
theciis gregariis, in lineis iongis vel maculis elongatis, elevatis,
nigris dense dispositis, innatis, epidermide tectis. deinde subcrum-
pentibus, conico-sphncricis, vix vel non papillatis, glabris, subiculo
sparso brunneo insidentibus, minutis, 100 a. diam.; ascis octospo-
ris, clavatis, brevibus, aparaphysatis, jodo non caerulescentibus

60 « 12-15; sporirliis irregulariter dispositis, ovato-oblongatis, uui-

septatis, hyalinis, levibus, intus minuto granulosis, 16*6-8.

ii

642 Pyrenomycetse, Spheeriacese, Hyalodidymee, Sphaerella.

Hab. ad caules emortuos Podicularis procersB, Dark Canon
Amer. bor. — Est quasi Sph. trichophila Karst. sed nuda; Sph.
Tassianw DNot. quoque affinis.

29. Sphaerella Digitalis T. Ferraris in Malpighia 1902, pag. 451. 2168
— Peritheciis minutis 150 ;j.. diam., dense gregariis, nigris, glo-
bosis, poro pertusis; ascis brevibus, basi brevissime stipitatis, 60 «
20-21 ; sporidiis subdistichis vel stipatis, hyalinis, medio unise-
ptatis, non constrictis, inferne attenuatis, 18-19 « 5-6.

Hab. in caulibus siccis Digitalis, luteoe, Courmayeur Italia?
bor.

30. Sphaerella Glechomae Sacc. et Flag. sp. nov. — Peritheciis hinc 2104
inde dense gregariis, amphigenis, sed siepius epiphyllis, punctifor-
mibus, 80-100 ;j.. diam., nigris, vix pertusis, epidermide diaphana
velatis, leniter prominulis; ascis elongato-oblongis, apice attenuatis,
aparaphysatis, octosporis, 30-40*7-8; sporidiis distichis, breve
fusoideis, 10-12*3, apice obtusulis, 1-septatis, vix constrictis
hyalinis.

Hab. in foliis putrescentibus totis decoloratis G-lechomre he-
deraceae, Rigny sur Arroux (Saone et Loire) Gallia?. — Verisi-
militer status ascophorus Phyllostictru Glechomm. Prima cetate forte
maculicola.

31. Sphaerella subcongregata Ell. et Ev. North Am. Pyrenomyc. 2165
p. 290. — Peritheciis gregariis v. interdum 3-6 congestis, erum-
penti-superncialibus, ovoideo-globosis, 250 ;j.. diam., ostiolo acuto:
ascis oblongis, 40-45*12-15, aparaphysatis; sporidiis biseriatis,
oblongo-cylindraceis, v. clavato-oblongis, subhyalinis, dilutissime
flavidis, 18-23 » 3-4 vel (in forma subclavata) usque 4-5 ;j.. cr.

Hab. in pedunculis Erigerontis salsuginosi Mt. Paddo,
Washington Amer. bor.

32. Sphaerella Sabinae (Fcltg.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Mycosphcerella Feltg. 2166
Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 1903, p. 258. — Peritheciis
gregariis vel subsparsis, erumpenti-subsuperficialibus, globoso-
depressis. nigris, 70-150 ;j.. diam., imperspicue papillatis ; ascis
cylindraceis vel tereti-clavatis, aparaphysatis 40-60 * 4-5, 4-8-spo-
ris; sporidiis submonostichis tereti-fusoideis, utrinque rotundatis,
rectis, curvulisve, medio constricto-1-septatis, ex hyalino navcolis,
13,5 * 2-2,5.

Ilab. in ramulis .Tuniperi Sabin.r, Luxemburg.

33. Sphaerella Ulmi (Kleb.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Mycosphmrella Ulmi Kleb. 2167
in Zeitschr. f. Pnanzenkrauk. 1902, XII, pag. 257. — Peritheciis

Pyrenomyceta?, Sphseriacese, Hyalodidyma?, Sphgerella. 643

solitariis subglobosis, circ. 100 <x. diam.; ascis elongato-clavatis
90 v 10 octosporis; sporidiis fusoideis, rectis curvulisve 28 « 2,5-4,
medio 1-septatis, loculo altero subinde paullo crassiore.

Hab. in foliis languidis vel emortuis Ulmi montan;o var.
pendulae prope Hamburg Grermanice sept.

34. Sphaerella salicina Ell. et. Ev. in Journ. of Mycol. 1903, p. 166. ~;168

— Peritheciis sparsis vel 3-5-congestis, ovatis, 250-350 ;j.. diam.,
immersis, dein superne erumpentibus; ascis oblongis, p. spor. 40-
45 »8-10; sporidiis distichis, oblongo-fusoideis, hyalinis vel sublu-
teolis, 1-septatis, ad septum subconstrictis, 14-18 « 4-6.

Hab. in ramis juvenilibus Salicis cordatae, Rooks Co. Can-
sas Amer. bor.

35. Sphserella Grossulariae (Fr.) Auersw. — Syll. I, p. 486. — var. 2169
salicella Sacc. et Scalia Harrim. Alaska Exped. Crypt. pag. 32,

pl. IV, fig. 6. — Peritheciis sparsim gregariis, punctiformibus,
100-130 ;j.. diam.; ascis tereti-oblongis, 52-70^13-15,5 ;j.., brevis-
sime stipitatis, octosporis; sporidiis polystichis, fusoideo-bacillari-
bus, rectis, 32-34» 1,5-2,5, uniseptatis, non constrictis, hyalinis.

Hab. in foliis Salicis spec, socio Phjtismate salicino, Kadiak
Alaska (Teelease).

36. Sphaerella Flageoletiana Sacc. et Trav. Atti Congr. bot. Palermo 2170
1902, p. 51. — Peritheciis epiphyllis, non maculicolis, hinc inde
dense et late gregariis, punctiformibus, fere microscopicis, globu-
losis, immersis 65-80 ;j.. diam., tenuiter membranaceis, ostiolo ob-
tuso vix prominulo; ascis fasciculatis, oblongo-fusoideis, apice
obtusis, aparaphysatis, octosporis 45-50 »7; sporidiis distichis cy-
lindraceo-fusiformibus, plerumque curvatis, utrinque obtuse tenua-

tis, medio 1- septatis, non constrictis 22-26 » 3-3,5, intus nubilosis,
hyalinis.

Hab. in foliis arescentibus Pagi silvaticr, Rigny sur Ar-
roux Gralli;o. — Forma et longitudino sporidiorum mox distincta
species.

37. Sphaerella caespitosa Ell. et Ev. in Journ. of Myool. 1903, p. 166. 2171

— Hypophylla; peritheciis 65-75 ;j.. diam. subcon1iuonti-c;ospit^sis.
3-5 vel ultra congestis, caespitulos 1-3 mm. diam. efformantibus,
erumpentibus; ascis subcylindricis 35-40*5-6; sporidiis subdi-
stichis, oblongo-fusoideis, 1-septatis, non constrictis^ 8-10 « 2,5-3
hyalinis.

Hab. in foliis Quercus virginian.r. Meridan, Texas Amer.
borealis.

i;ii Pyrenomycetse, SphsBriacese, Hyalodidymse, Sphserella.

38. Sphaerella garganica Sacc, Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 3, t. III, fig. II. 2172

— Peritheciis hypophyllis, hinc inde dense gregariis, punctifor-
mibus, leviter prominulis, globulosis, 150-180 jj.. diam., contextu
duriusculo, parvi-celluloso, atro-fuligiueo, poro miiiuto vix papil-
lato, dein laccrato; ascis rosulatis, crasse clavatis, subscssilibus,
apice obtuse rotundatis, 35-40 «11-14, octosporis, aparaphysatis;
sporidiis subtristichis, oblongis, sursum paullo crassioribus, utrinque
obtusulis, 11-12 « 3-3,5, rarius usque 4 ;j.. cr., hyalinis, eguttulatis.

Hah. in foliis Smilacis asperae var. mauritanic.r, pr.
S. Nicandro Garganico (Foggia), Majo 1893 (U. Maetelli).

39. Sphaerella smilacina Ell. et Ev. Ita nuncupanda Sphcerella sub-
congregata in Syll. IX, p. 051, quae (ut ex erroro transpositionis
habetur) non est Sph. subcongregata Ell. et Ev. Cfr. supra, n. 31.

40. Sphaerella Yuccae Ell. et Ev. in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, p. 07. 2173

— Peritheciis requaliter sparsis, subcuticularibus, suberumpontibus
plus minusve collapsis 110-120 ;j.. diam. ; ascis clavato-cylindra-
ceis, breve stipitatis 45-55 « 10-12 ; sporidiis distichis, oblongo-
fusoideis 12-15 « 4-5, uniseptatis paullulo constrictis.

Ilah. in foliis Yuccae filamentosje, Alabama Amer.

41. Sphaerella Schoenoprasi Auersw. — Syll. fung. I, pag. 522. — 2174
var. Romuleae Sacc. Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 3. — Paullo minor; pe-
ritheciis conoideis, prominulis, 100-180 ;j.. diam.; ascis obclavatis,
50-00^14-15 ;j.. ; sporidiis distichis v. oblique monostichis, breve
fusoideis, utrinque obtusulis, 18-20 « 5-5,5 ;j.., ad septum non con-
strictis.

Hab. in foliis morientibus Romuleae Bulbocodii, in agro
Romano (Doct. A. Bkguinot).

42. Sphaerella hypostomatica (v. Hohn) Saco. et D. Sacc. Mycosphce- 2175
rella hypostomatica v. Hohn Fragmente zur Mykologie 1903, p. 7.

— Foliicola; maculis late linearibus, brunneis, obscurius margi-
natis, amphigenis; peritheciis parallele seriatis, hypophyllis, sub
stomatibus nidulantibus, brunneis, sphaeroideis, papillatis, ostiola-
tis, 00-85 ;j.. latis, prominulis ; ascis oblougis vel clavatis, 22-45^
7-11; paraphysibus nullis vel obsoletis; sporidiis lanceolatis utrin-
que attenuatis, polystichis, didymis, collulis subaequajibus, hyalinis,
10-13*2,5-3.

Ilab. in foliis vivis Luzulae campestris vol albidaein
silvis vallis « Mauerbachthal » dictas AVienorwald Austriae inforioris.

43. Sphaerella leptospora Saco. et Scalia, Earrim, Alaska Exped. 2176
Crypt. p. 31, pl. IV, f. 7. — Peritheciis sparsis, globulosis, primo

Pyrenomyeetpe, SphfBrincesp. Hyalodidymse, Sphaerella. 645

immersis cleiii liberis, 220-275 [i. diam., poro pertusis, contextu
parenchymatico, fuligineo; ascis cylindraceis, rectis vel curvulis,
brevissime stipitatis, 50-60^7,5-9; sporidiis octonis, distichis, fusi-
formibus, rectis, medio 1-septatis, non constrictis, 13-15,5 « 2,5-3,
hyalinis, srepe guttulatis.

Hab. in foliis Oaricis Mertensianse, Yes Bay Alaska (Ho-
well). — Affinis S. perexiguce, sed perithecia multo ampliora,
asci longiores et angustiores.

44. Sphaerella graminum Sacc et Scalia, Harrim. Alaska Exped. Crypt. 2177
p. 32, pl. IV, flg. 5. — Peritheciis sparsis, punctiformibus, 150-
200 (i. diam., innato-prominulis, epidermide non atrata tectis,
brevissime papillato-pertusis, contextu membranaceo-fuligineo, pa-
renchymatico; ascis cylindraceis, subsessilibus, apice rotundatis,
65-70 « 10-12, rectiusculis, 8-sporis; sporidiis distichis, elliptico-
fusoideis, rectis, 13-16,5 « 3,5-4 p,., uniseptatis, non constrictis,
plasmate granuloso v. minute guttulato-farctis, hyalinis.

Hab. in foliis emortuis Pos stenantha3, Shumagin Islands
Alaska (Harrington). — Affinis S. cruri-galli, pr.rcipue distin-
guenda peritheciis majusculis ratione fructificationis.

45. Sphaerella Anthistiriae Mc. Alp. Proc. Linn. Soc. of N. S. Wales, 2178
1903, p. 102. — Peritheciis minutis, nigris, punctiformibus, erum-
pentibus, gregariis, globosis, membranaceis, poro pertusis, 100-120

[x. diam., amphigenis ; ascis oblongo-cylindraceis, subinflatis, basi
constrictis, sessilibus, aparaphysatis, 35-45 «17-21; sporidiis disti-
chis vel irregulariter dispositis, hyalinis, oblongo-ellipticis, basi
subconicis, 1-septatis, ad septum non constrictis 14-15^4-4,5.

Hdb. in foliis vivis Anthistirise australis, Brighton et
Leongatha Australi;c.

46. Sphaerella montellica Sacc. sp. nova. — Peritheciis hinc inde 2179
gregariis, in pag. sup. magis distinctis, globoso-lonticuiaribus, pun-
ctiformibus, nigris, epidermido velatis leviterque prominulis, 70-

80 ;x. diam., poro pertusis, minute parenchymaticis; ascis sessili-
bus, obclavatis, basi rotundatis, sursum tenuatis, 38-40 * 6-7; spo-
ridiis distichis cuneato-oblongis, minutis, bilocularibus, loculo sup.
paullulo crassiore, ad septum non v. vix constrictis, 8*3, hyali-
nis, eguttulatis.

Hab. in foliis languidis v. emortuis Molinke ca3rule;c, socio
Cladosporio graminum var. Moliniai, Montello (Troviso). — Al>
affini Sph. ignpbili differt peritheciis, ascis sporidiisquo minoribus,
proetereaque peritheciis hinc indo gregariis, nec sparsis.

640> Pyrenomycetse, Sphseriacese, Hyalodidymse, Pharcidia.

47. Sphaerella panicicola (P. Henn.) Sacc. et D Sacc. Mycosphwrella pa- 2180
nicicola P. Henn. Fungi S. Paul. I, in Hedw. 1902, p. 1092. — Peri-
theciis epiphyllis, csespitose striiformibus, erumpentibus, mcrnbra-
naceis, subglobosis, papillatis, atris, 120-150; ascis clavatis, obtusis,
octosporis, aparaphysatis, 60-70 » 7-8; sporidiis distichis, fusoideis,
curvulis, utrinque obtusiusculis, medio 1-septatis, haud v. paullo
subconstrictis, 17-21 «3,5-4, hyalinis.

Ilab. in foliis Panici spec, in horto botanico S. Paulo Bra-
silirc.

48. Sphaerella Triseti Speg. Myc. Argent. ser. II, 1902, p. 70. — 8181
Maculis nullis ; peritheciis epidermide tectis, lenticularibus, glabris
120 \x. diam., minute ostiolato-papillulatis, atris; ascis obovato-
saccatis, apice obtusissime rotundatis, basi abrupte cuneatis 70-

80 w 20, crasse tunicatis, octosporis, aparaphysatis ; sporidiis utrin-
que obtusis, medio valide constrictis, distichis 20-22 « 5-6 levibus,
eguttulatis.

Hdb. ad folia emortua Triseti cujusdam, Rio Deseado, in Pa-
tagonia.

49. Sphaerella parasitica Wint. — Syll. XI, p. 658. — var. TapesiaB 2182
Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. 1901, Nachtr. II, p. 183. — Peri-
theciis gregariis subimmersis, globosis, papillatis, hyphulis brun-
neis cinctis, 45-80 \i. lat. ; ascis subclavato-ovoideis 15-18 «5-8,
brevissime stipitatis octosporis, aparaphysatis ; sporidiis ovoideo-
clavatis, bi-tristichis, 1-septatis, constrictulis, 7-8 « 2-2,5 quadri-
guttulatis, ex hyalino-fiaveolis.

Hab. in disco Tapesise roseae, Luxemburg.

PHARCIDIA Korb. Parerga p. 469 (1865) — Syll. IX, p. 676, XI
j). 303 (excl. spp. hyalophragmiis), Epicymatia Fuck. (1869) —
Syll. I, p. 570, XI, p. 303, XVI, p. 485. Nostro sensu hoc

genus est quasi Sphairella lichenicola et huc ducend;e Pliarcidiai
species hyalodidymse, jam descripta: dum species hyalophragmiai
sub nomine Pharcidiopsis Sacc. militare poterunt.

1. Pharcidia cupularis Pat. in Bull. Soc. Mycol. 1902, p. 303: cfr. 2183
Hue Lichenes extra-europ;ei in Nov. Arch. du Museum, 4 ser.
Mem. t. III, p. 62, tab. V, fig. 4 bis. — Peritheciis sparsis vel
sajpius gregariis, nonnullis confluentibus, fere omnino superficia-
libus, nitentibus, atris, glaberrimis, globosis, sursum applanatis,
minute papillato-ostiolatis, dein depresso-cupulatis 200-400 jx. latis,
200 ;j.. altis; ascis conglobatis, subclavatis, apice obtusis, deorsum

Pyrenomycetse, Sphseriacepe, Hyalodidymcc, Pharcidia; 647

attenuatis, crasse tunicatis, aparaphysatis, octosporis 50^8; spo-
ridiis subdistichis, oblongis, utrinque attenuatis, medio 1-septatis,
non constrictis, 13-15 « 3,4, hyalinis.

Hab. in apotheciis Stictse platyphylhe Nyl. in prov.
Yun-nam Sinarum (E,. P. Delavay).

2. Pharcidia dealbans (J. Mull.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. SphcereUa dealbans 2184
J. Mull. Flora 1872, pag. 507, ap. Zopf in N. Act. Leop. Carol.
LXX, 1898, p. 268. — Peritheciis innatis, globulosis, 200 jx. diam .
nigris, thallo stellatim fisso cinctis, demum prominulis et poro aper-
tis; ascis subcylindricis 45-50 ;x. longis, sursum paullo crassiori-
bus, obtusis, 8-sporis; sporidiis tereti-ovoideis, vulgo curvulis, 1-
septatis, constrictulis, 14-18 <x. longis, cellula sup. paullo crassiore

et breviore, hyalinis.

Hab. in thallo, quem dealbat, Endocarpi Loscosi in Ara-
gonia Hispaniie.

3. Pharcidia Verrucariarum (Arnold) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Arthopyr. Ver- 2186
rucariarum Arnold, Tir. XXV, pag. 44 (nomen). — Peritheciis
minutis, nigris; ascis cylindraceis, octosporis; sporidiis elongato-
oblongis 21-23 « 3-4, bicellularibus; paraphysibus obsoletis v. nullis.

Hab. in thallo Lithoicea? margacese in Tirolia.

4. Pharcidia innata (Nyl.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Verrucaria innata N\l. 2186
Flora 1865, p. 358. — Peritheciis immersis, nigris, minutis ; ascis
octosporis, non v. vix paraphysatis, jodo vix lutescentibus ; spo-
ridiis ovoideis, bicellularibus, 18-23 « 8-11.

Hab. in thallo Dacampiaj Hookeri in Ben. Lawers Scotiaa

(JONES).

5. Pharcidia lacustris (Arnold) Zopf in Hedw. 1896, p. 317, Theli- 2187
dium lacustre Arnold Lich. Ausfl. Tir. XXV, p. 30 (1893
Peritheciis sparsis, punctiformibus, emersis; ascis 8-sporis, elon-
gatis; sporidiis fusiformibus, distichis, bicellularibus, hyaliins, Baepe
4-guttatis, 27-30 «9-11.

Hdb. in thallo Aspicilia^ lacustris in Tirolia.

6. Pharcidia rhyparella (Nyl.) Zopf, Hedw. 1896, p. 325, Verrvcaria 3188
rhyparella Nyl. Flora 1870, p 38. — Peritheciia nigris, Leviter
emergentibus 100 \i. latis; ascis jodo non tinctis, aparaphysatis ;
sporidiis ovoideis, bicellularibus, 11-14 « 6-6.

Hab. in thallo Dacampiai Hookori in Lapponia. — An,
observante cl. Zopf 1. c, eadem ac Ph. Schcereri?

7. Pharcidia conioides (Nyl.) Sacc. et D. Sacc Verrucaria conioides 2189
Nyl. Fl. 1875, p. 447, Wainio Adj. II, pag. 194. — Peritheciis

I^yrenomycetse, Sphserlaceoe, rtyalodidymse, Pharcidia.
perexiguis, semiimmersis, nigris; ascis aparaphysatis ventricosis,
26-32*11-12, 8-sporis; sporidiis oblongo-ovoideis, bicellularibus,
hyalinis, 11-12 3-3,5.

Hab. in iliallo Solorin.r saccatae in Fennia. — Perithecia
70 ■).. lata.

t

8. Pharcidia rivulorum (Kernst.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Arthopyrenia ri- 2190
vulorum Kernstock ap. Arn. Tir. XXV, pag. 403. — Peritheciis
perexiguis, globosis, nigris; ascis in quoque perithecio paucis, apa-
raphysatis, sessilibus; sporidiis ovoideis v. ellipsoideis, bicellulari-
bus, medio constrictis, 12.5-14 v B,B-6.

llah. in thallo Verrucariie pachydermae in Tirolia. —
Asci jodo immutati.

9. Pharcidia Rhexoblepharae (Wainio) Sacc. et D. Sacc, Verrucaria 2191
Rhexoblepharce Wain. Adj. II, p. 194. — Peritheciis peroxiguis
10(> ;).. diam. nigris, semiiuimersis; ascis ellipsoideis 30*15-18,
octosporis aparaphysatis; sporidiis bicellularibus, hyalinis, ovoideo-
oblongis, 14-16 « 4-5.

Hab. in thallo Rhexoblepharaj coronatas in Lapponia.

10. Pharcidia allogena Nyl.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Verrucaria allogena 2192
Xvl. Fl. 186B, p. 3B7. — Peritheciis semiimmersis, nigris, 280 ;)..
diam. parto immersa subincoloribus ; ascis 8-sporis; sporidiis hya-
linis, bicellularibus. 23-27 * 8-9.

Ilab. in thallo Rhizocarpi excentrici in Scotia (Oarroll).

11. Pharcidia Atryneae Arn.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Endococcus Atrynecv 2m
Arnold 1882, p. 410. — Peritheciis punctiformibus, exiguis, spar-

sis v. subcongestis, nigris; ascis octosporis; sporidiis bilocularibus.
oblongis, 12-14 «4-4,5; paraphysibus nullis.

Ilab. in apotheciis Lecanora^ cenishe in M. Cavallazzo, pr.
Paneveggio, Trentino.

12. Pharcidia Martinatiana (Arn.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Arthopyr. Marti 2194
natiana Arn. Fiora 1871, p. 147, 1872, pag. 572. — Perithociis
nigris minutissimis; ascis octosporis, filiformi-paraphysatis, jodo
fulvescentibus; sporidiis bicellularibus, hyalinis, 12-16 « 3.

Hab. in thallo Lecideae crustulata1 vel Lec. Martina-
tianae in agro Vencto.
L3. Pharcidia Crombiei (Mudd) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Endocarpia Crombiei 2195
Mudd Brit. Clad. p. 36, Linds. Enum. p. 29. — Peritheciia atris
punctiformibus; ascis . . . ; sporidiis perexiguis, ellipsoidois, con-
tinuis, tandem bilocularibus, hyalinis.

Hab. in thallo Thamnoliae vermicularis in Britannia.

Pyronomycetfe, Spheeriacese, ttyalodidyma, Stigmatea. Gl9

14. Pharcidia glebarum (Arn.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Arthopyrenia gleba- 2196
rum Arn. Flora, 1887, p. 152. — Peritheciis punctiformibus, atris,
hinc incle confertis; ascis medio subinnatis, aparaphysatis, octospo-
ris, 30-33 « 12-15; sporidiis elongatis, 1-septatis, vulgo 4-guttatis,
12-15 « 3, biseriatis, hyalinis.

Hab. in glebis thalli Thalloidimae CEeruleo-nigrse in
ins. Corfu.

15. Pharcidia superposita (Nyl.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Verrucaria super- 2197
posita Nyl. Fiora 1865, p. 357. — Peritheciis nigris 200-250 \x.
diam.; ascis octosporis jodo rubro-tinctis ; sporidiis ovoideis, bicel-
lularibus 17-19 « 7-8, hyalinis; paraphysibus nullis.

Hab. in thallo Polyblastise terrestris in cacumine Ben
Lawers Scotiae (Jones et Carroll).

16. Pharcidia hygrophila (Arn.) Wint. — Syll. IX, p. 677. — v. minor 219S
Bagl. et Carest. Anacr. 1881, p. 355 (sub nomine Endococci hy-
grophili (3. minoris). — Ascis ellipsoideis 8-sporis; sporidiis fusi-
formibus v. subcuneato-elongatis, bilocularibus, hyalinis, 12-16 « 4.

Hab. in thallo Verrucariae hydrehe pr. Riva Valdobbia
Ital. bor.

17. Pharcidia lichenum Arnold — Syll. IX, p. 677 — var. Olivaceae 2199
Arnold Ausil. VII, p. 302. — Peritheciis minutis, nigris ; ascis
octosporis aparaphysatis ; sporidiis bicellularibus, hyalinis 15 « 6-7.

Hab. in thallo Parmeli;c olivacese in Tirolia.

MYCQSPH/ERELLA Johans. s. s. — Syll. IX p. 659.

1. Mycosphaerella Cookei (Linds.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Microthelia Cookei 2200
Linds. Obs. pag. 537, tab. XXIII, fig. 29. — Peritheciis sparsis,
papillatis, nigris; ascis saccatis polysporis, irregularibus, 45*11-
12; paraphysibus indistinctis conglutinatis ; sporidiis perexiguis,
oblongo-ellipsoideis, hyalinis, 5,5-6 * 2,5, 1-septatis, non constrictis,
inordinate polystichis.

Hab. in thallo Lecanora^ crenulatae in Britannia. — Ob
paraphyses prresentes etsi coalitas a typo recedit.

STIGMATEA Fr. - Syll. I p. 541, IX p. 660, XIV p. 534, XVI

p. 478.
1. Stigmatea Gnaphalii Feltg. Vorst. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. 111,1903, 8goi
p 255. — Peritheciis gregariis vel subsparsis, cuticula pustulatim
elevata velatis et foliorum villo cinctis, globosis, minuto obtusiu-
scule papillatis, nigris 100-150 [j.. diam.; ascis cylindraceis, sursum

050 Pyrenomycetse, Sphseriacese, Hyalodidymse, Venturia.

obtuse fcenuatis, breve et crasse stipitatis 50-55 w 10-11, octosporis;
paraphysibus fililbrmibus, septulatis; sporidiis inordinatis, 1-2-
stichis, elliptico-ovoideis vel elliptico-fusiformibus, utrinque obtu-
sulis, rectia vel curvulis, medio vcl submedio 1-septatis et pro-
funde constrictis, hvalinis, 4-guttulatis, 14-19 « 5 cellula superiori
plerumque crassiori.

llab. in pag. infer. foliorum (fnaphalii silvatici, Luxem-
burg. — Affinis Sligm. Rumicis.

2. Stigmatea Grewiae P. Henn. in Ergebn. der Kunene-Sambesi 2202
Expedition p. 165 (1902). — Maculis brunneis vel fuscis, rotun-
datis, exaridis; peritheciis ampliigenis, gregariis, innato-prominulis,
membranaceis, lentiformibus, lcvibus, atris, collabontibus, ca. 130-
1G0 jj.. diam. ; ascis clavatis, apice rotundatis, octosporis 30-40«
7-10; sporidiis disticliis vel oblique monostichis, oblongis, subfu-
soideis vel clavatis, 1-scptatis, 7-8 « 3-3,5 hyalinis.

Ilab. in foliis GrewisB caffra3, Kuitoufer pr. Kutue et Sobi
Africa' austr.

3. Stigmatea Piperis Rehm in Hedvv. 1901, p. (105). — Peritheciis 3203
in maculis foliorum orbicularibus, papyraceo exsiccatis, albidis,
fusco-purpureo cinctis, 0,5-1 cm. diam., epiphyllis, gregariis, in-
natis, globosis, vix perspicue ostiolatis, 150-200 [t. diam., contextu

e cellulis grandibus fusco; ascis clavatis, crassc tunicatis, apice
rotundatis, 50-55 v 15, octosporis; sporidiis oblongis, obtusis, medio
septatis, vix constrictis, demum subflavidulis, 15-17 * 7-8, distichis;
jjaraphysibus non visis.

Ilab. in foliis vivis Piperis cujusdam frutescentis, Petropoli,
Puo de Janeiro Amer. austr. (v. Hoiinel).

4. Stigmatea Pandani Pat. Bull. Soc Mycol. 1904, p. 136. — Maculis 2204
amphigeuis, orbicularibus, fuscis, 2-4 cm. latis; peritheciis pr;cci
pue epiphyllis, erumpentibus minutis, atris, conicis; contextu cel-
luloso, olivaceo, molli; ascis subsessilibus, late ovoideis, crasse
tunicatis, octosporis 60-70*20-30; paraphysibus numerosis, linea-
ribus, ramosis; sporidiis clongatis, medio 1-septatis, vix constrictis,
27-30 m 10-12, hyalinis.

Jlab. in foliis vivis Pandani odoratissimi in insulis
< J-ambier Polynesi;r.

VENTURIA Ces. et De Not. — Syll. I p. 586, IX p. 687, XI p. 305,

\IV p. 541, XVJ ]>. 489.
1. Venturia Deutziae Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Xa.-htr. III, 1903, 2205

Pyrcnomycetfp, Sphfcriacese, Hyalodidymse, Venturia. 651

p. 245. — Peritheciis atro-brumieis, membranaceis sparsis, epider-
micle tectis, globosis, basi applanatis, leviter collapsis 150-200 u,.
diam., setulis rigidis, atro-brunneis 25-75 « 2,5-4, vestitis, ostiolo
breviter conico; ascis late clavatis, breve stipitatis vel sessilibus
70*15-16, octosporis; sporidiis distichis, oblongo- vel obovato-
ellipsoideis, saepius rectiusculis, infra medium septatis, hyalinis,
intus granulosis, 21-27 « 7-8.

Hab. in ramulis emortuis Deutzise scabrae, Luxemburg. —
Vent. Oxyricv proxime affinis.

2. Venturia Crataegi Aderh. Ber. Deutsch. Bot. Ges. 1902, p. 200, 2203
tab. IX, et in Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 520. — Peritheciis grogariis.
hypophyllis, globosis, breve papillatis, 150 ;x. diam., setis circ. 30

;x. longis, nigris prope ostiolum vestitis; contextu polygonio, tenui,
subdiaphano; ascis saccatis 60-70*9-11, octosporis; sporidiis su-
perne monostichis, inferne distichis, oblongis, bicellularibus, 13-
15 * 4,5-6, melleis, septo supra medium divisis.

Hab. in foliis Cratsegi Oxyacantha?, hieme perdurantibus
Erfurth et Kup Germanise. — Status conidicus est Fusicladium
Cratcugi, de quo confer infra.

3. Venturia Kunzei Sacc. — Syll. I, p. 588. — var. ramicola Sacc. et 2207
Scalia, Harrim. Alaska Exped. Crypt. p. 31, pl. IV, fig. 8. —

A typo differt peritheciis ramicolis in crusta stromatica (propria?)
nascentibus.

Hab. in ramis Rubi stellati, Unalaska Alaska (Harrington).

4. Venturia rubicola Ell. et Ev. in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, vol. 8, 2208
p. 15. — Peritheciis initio laxe sparsis, subcutaneis, membranaceis

v. subparenchymaticis, 80-110 |i. diam., dein erumpentibus, col-
labentibus setulis continuis, nigris, 20-40 « 3, curvulis, annulatim
dispositis ornatis; ascis sessilibus, aparaphysatis, oblongis, 50-60 *
10-12; sporidiis dense distichis, oblongo-ellipticis, bi-guttulatis (dein
1-septatis?) 12-15*6-8, hyalinis.

Hab. in sarmentis emortuis Rubi occidentalis, Tacoma
Park, Amer. bor. (C. L. Shear). — A V. Kunzei Sacc. ascis ot
sporidiis majoribus differt.

5. Venturia Thwaitesii Mass. et Crossl. in the Natural. 1904, p. 3. — 2209
Peritheciis minutis, 100-125 jx. diam., superficialibus, gregariis,
tenui - membranaceis , globulosis collabascentibus, pilis rigidulis
acutis, strictis, demum nigro-brunneis 60-70 w 3-3,5 ; ascis fusi-
formibus 35-40« 6-7; sporidiis hyalinis 1-septatis, subcylindraceis,
utrinque obtusiusculis, rectis vel leviter curvulis, 10-12 « 2.

662 Pyrenomycetre, Sphseriacese, Hyalodldymse, ^"ontiirin.

llab. in sarmentis emortuis Rubi Idaei, Masham Britannise
(W. A. Thwaites).

6. Venturia tirolensis v. Hohnel in Ann Mycol. 1903, I, p. 395. — 2210
Perithociis epiphyllis, in epidermide immersis, tectis, subsphseroi-
deis vel ovoicleis, 100-160 ;j.. latis, tunica molli, pallida, contextu
parenchymatieo, vertice atro, subclypeato, ostiolo parvo perforato,
setis numerosis, usque 30-40, simplicibus, acutis, atris, hinc inde
atro-brunneis, apice paullo pallidioribus, usque 200 ;j.. long. et

7 \i. crassis prceditis; ascis late clavatis, octosporis 85-100 ^ 12-24,
mox diffluentibus, paraphvsatis; sporidiis subdistichis vel conglo-
batis, ovoideis vel ovoideo-elongatis, prope basim septatis, ad se-
ptum non constrictis, hyalinis, clemum luteolis, 20-24 * 9-10.

lldb. parasitica in pag. sup. foliorum Dryadis octopetahr,
in valle Sulden Tirolir.

7. Venturia Speschnewii Sacc. et D. Sacc. Coleroa venturioides Spe- 2211
schnew Tifl. Bot. 1904, pag. 80, t. III, f. 14-19. Peritheciis
grogariis, subglobosis, ochraceis, primo leviter epidermide tectis,
dein epiphyllis, subsuperficialibus 100-130 ;jl. diam., 50-80 a. altis,
setulis nexuosis, septatis, fuligineis 50-60*5-6 vestitis; ascis cla-
vatis 30-40*8-10, aparaphysatis 8-sporis; sporidiis oblongo-ovoi-
deis, dilutissime chlorinis, 14 * 8.

Hdb. in maculis brunneolis indistinctis amphigenis foliorum
These sinensis, Tschekwa pr. Batum Caucasi.

8. Venturia caulicola Rostr. Islands Svampe in Bot. Tidsskrift 1903, 2212
vol. 25. pag. 304. — Peritheciis superficialibus, dense setulosis,
gregariis, in maculis atris. caulem ambientibus; ascis elongatis, 40-
44*8-9; sporidiis ovoideo-oblongis, hyalinis, 1-septatis 13-14«
5-6, loculis iniequalibus.

Hab. in caule Rumicis Acetosae, in Islandia.

9. Venturia euchaeta Penz. et Sacc. in Malpighia 1902, p. 227, Ic. 2213
fung. .Tav. t. XI, fig. 1. — Peritheciis saepius hypophyllis, den-
siuscule gregariis, subsuperncialibus, punctiformibus, nigris, glo-
bulosis 100-115 ;j.. diam., poro exiguo pertusis, radiatim setosis;
setulis remotiusculis, cuspidatis, basi bulbillosis, continuis, opacis,
56-60*7 (basi), omnibus regularibus; ascis tereti-fusoideis subses-
silibus, utrinque obtusulis 30-33 * 7, aparaphysatis, octosporis;
sporidiis oblique monostichis. oblongis, hyalinis, utrinque obtuse
tenuatis, rectis 7 * 2,5, medio obsolete 1-septatis, non constrietis.

Hab. in foliis subcoriaceis, subvivis plantae indet., Depok, in
insula Java. — Species setulis eumorphis statim distinguenda.

Pyrenomycetse, Sphseriacefe, Hyalodidymae, Didymella. 653

10. Venturia nebulosa Ell. et Ev. in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, p. 66. 2214
— Amphigena; maculis ellipticis 2-5 mm. diam. vel connuenti-
bus; peritlieciis ovato-globosis 75-100 ;j.. cliam., superne erumpen-
tibus, membranaceis, setulis nigris, continuis 30-40 « 3 vestitis;
ascis oblongis, abrupte basi contractis et breve stipitatis, aparaphy-
satis 35-45 « 12-15; sporidiis distichis, oblongo-ovatis, hyalinis,
1-septatis, parce constrictis, 12-15 « 5.

Hab. in foliis emortuis Eragrostidis spec. Alabama Amor.
bor. — V. erysiphoidi E. et E. et V. graminicoloe Wint. affinis.

DIDYMELLA Sacc. - Syll. I p. 545, IX p. 661, XI p. 301, XIV
p. 535, XVI p. 479.

1. Didymella confertissima Sacc. Atti congr. bot. di Palermo 1902, p. 50. 2215
— Peritheciis longe lateque effusis, confertissirnis, maculas latas
atras formantibus, innato-prominulis, globosis, vix papillatis, poro
latiusculo pertusis, 180-200 ;x. d., nigris, intus albis; contextu pa-
renchymatico, duriusculo, fuligineo, ostioli periphysibus subhyali-
nis; ascis rosulatis, oblongo-clavatis, apice rotundatis, doorsum
sensim tenuatis 85-100 « 24-28, octosporis ; paraphysibus crassis,
articulatis, mox dilabentibus; sporidiis distichis vel subtristichis
oblongo-clavulatis 25-35 « 8-9, medio 1-septatis, non v. vix con-
strictis, apice paullulo obtusioribus, liyalinis, eguttatis.

Hab. in cortice Cactece cujusdam, Rio de Janeiro Brasiliae
(E. Ule). — Socia adest Exosporii species imperfecte evoluta.

2. Didymella fusispora Mc. Alp. Fung. diseas. Stone-fr. trees, Mell>. 2216

1902, p. 124, f. 255-257. — Peritheciis sparsis, minutis, nigris, erum-
pentibus, globosis, membranaceis, initio subcutaneis, dein superfi-
cialibus, poro pertusis 120-150 ;j.. diam.; ascis oblongis basi con-
strictis, octosporis 34-37 «13; paraphysibus numerosis, filiformi-
bus; sporidiis conglobatis, fusiformibus, curvulis, 1-septatis, utrin-
que acutis non constrictis 26-28 ^ 3,5-4.

Hab. in ligno emortuo Pruni Armeniacse, Armadalo Au-
stralise.

3. Didymella apiculata Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxomb. Nachtr. III, 22n

1903, p. 251. — Peritheciis grogariis omnino toctis, globosis, basi
subapplanatis 300-400 u.. diam., ostiolo breve cylindraceo v. conoi-
deo epidermidem perforante; ascis anguste olavatis, apioe subro-
tundatis, breve stipitatis, filiformi-paraphysatis 6-8-sporis 50-7'2
8-10; sporidiis mono-distichis, fusiformibus, utrinquo aoutato-api-

651 Pyrenomycetse, Sphaeriacese, Hyalodldyma, Didymella,

culatis, eonstrictulo-1-septatis, 14-17 « 4-5 cx hyalino dilute fuscellis,
cellula superiori subincle paullo incrassata.

lldb. in ramis siccis Rubi cavsii, Luxomburg. — A Didymo-
sphnjria Idtvi sporidiis subhyalinis, apiculatis mox differt.

4. Didymella Ricini Ell. et Ev. — Syll. XIV, p. 535. — f. Ailanthi 2218
Ell. et Ev. in Jour. of Mycol. 1902, p. 07. — Ascis 45-50*10-
12; sporidiis oblongo-ellipticis, obtusis, luteo-hyalinis, curvulis
12-15 « 5-6.

Hab. in ramulis emortuis Ailanthi g landul osae, Alabama
Amer. bor. — f. Mucunae Ell. ot Ev. 1. c. — Ascis 40-45*8-10;
sporidiis oblougo-fusoidcis, curvatis 12-15*4-5,5 uniseptatis. —
In caulibus Mucunae utilis 1. c. — f. Hibisci Ell. et Ev. 1. c:
Ascis 50 «10; sporidiis curvatis, luteolis 12-15 » 4-4,5, 2-3-guttu-
latis. — In Hibisco esculento ibidem.

5. Didymella cladophila (Niessl) Sacc. — Syll. I, pag. 545. — var. 2219
buxicola Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 1903, p. 251.

— A typo differt peritheciis brunneis, nec nigris, ssepe in acer-
vulos confertis erumpentibusque; ascis minoribus, 55-75*6-8,
soepe 6-sporis et sporidiis oblongo-ellipsoideis 12-13,5 * 4.

Hab. in ramis corticatis, siccis Buxi semper virentis, Lu-
xemburg.

6. Didymella sambucina Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 2220
1903, p. 252. — Peritheciis gregariis, epidermide omnino tectis,
globosis vel basi subapplanatis, nigris 400-500 a. diam., verru-
ciformi - papillatis; ascis clavatis, superne rotundatis, deorsum
tenuatis, subsessilibus 55-68 * 10-15, octosporis; sporidiis inordinate
distichis vel inferne monostichis, oblongo-ellipsoideis, utrinque
acutulis, rectis vel curvulis, continuis, dein 1-septatis, non con-
strictis, sajpius biguttulatis, hyalinis 10-10*5-0.

Ilab. in ramulis corticatis Sambuci nigrae, Luxemburg. —
Paraphyses non observatse: an orgo Didymellce species genuina?

7. Didymella Cymbalariae Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemburg. Nachtr. 2221
III, 1903, p. 250. — Perithociis sparsis vel gregariis, epidermide
velatis, globosis, basi applanatis, nigris, 100-200 ;j.. diam., ostiolo
minuto, conoideo-emergente ; ascis cylindraceis, breve stipitatis,
octosporis 63-72 * 5,5-7; sporidiis monostichis, ellipsoideis v. ovoi-
deis, modio constrictulo-1-soptatis, hvaliuis, minute guttulatis, 1 1 -
13*4,5 cellula superiore paullo crassiore.

Hab.m caulibus siccis Linarise Cymbalariae, Luxemburg.

8. Didymella Quercus Oud. in Ned. Kruidk. Arch. 3 sor. II, 4, p. 869, 2222

Pyrenomycetse, Sphperiacea\ Hyalodidymse, Didymella. 655

1903. — Epiphylla; maculis irregularibus, raro conflueutibus, albo-
luteolis pallidis; peritheciis membranaceis, nigris, initio velatis dein
erumpentibus, globoso-depressis 300-400 [j.. diam , poro pertusis;
ascis cylindraceis, superne rotundatis 84 * 10, in stipitem brevem
desinentibus, octosporis ; sporidiis biconoideis, centro constrictis,
20-23 « 5-6, quadri-guttulatis, superne inflatis, inferne curvatis
obtusis; paraphysibus linearibus, obtusis, continuis, asco longioribus.
Hab. in foliis Quercus rubrae, Naarden Hollandne (0. J.
Koning) .

9. Didymella pedemontana Ferr. et Sacc, Atti congr.bot. Palermo 1902. 2223
p. 50. — Peritheciis laxe gregariis v. sparsis, globulosis, sinuato-
erumpentibus, membranaceis, nigris, 240-250 [x. diam., obtuse
papillatis; ascis clavatis, breve stipitatis, apice rotundatis, sa?pe
curvulis 72-85 v 12, filiformi-paraphysatis, octosporis; sporidiis
oblique monostichis, fusoideis, medio constricto-1-septatis, utrinque
obtuse acutatis 21-22 * 4,5-5, grosse 4-guttatis, hyalinis.

Hab. in ramulis corticatis emortuis Quercus penduculatse,
prope Crescentino Italioe bor. — Affinis D. Cadubricc, sed notis
datis satis diversa.

10. Didymella pallida Starb. in Arkiv. for Bot. 1904, Band 2, p. 17. 2224
— Peritheciis sparsis v. hinc inde laxe gregariis, interdum non-
nullis cOnfertis v. confluentibus immersis, vertice paullum emer-
gentibus, discoideis v. depresse lenticularibus, 200-250 jj.. diam.
circa ostiolum vix papillulatum areola pallide griseo-orbiculari
praaditis, contextu pulveraceo-carbonaceo, atrato; ascis cylindra-
ceis sursum obtusis v. rotundatis, incrassatis, subsessilibus, 65 « 10;
sporidiis octonis subdistichis, ellipsoideo-oblongis, utrinque obtusis,
1-septatis, non constrictis, hyalinis, 12-14*4-6; paraphysibus co-
piosis, filiformibus gracillimis, flexuosis, ramulosis, 1 [j.. cr.

Hab. ad lignum prope Rio Apa, Colonia Risso, Paraguay. —
Ob perithecia lignicola subcarbonacea ostiolumque areolatum vi-
detur potius Melanopsammce sp.

11. Didymella elliptica Starb. in Arkiv. for Botan. 1904, Band 2, •~,-->--,">
p. 16, fig. 36-39. — Peritheciis laxe gregariis, interdum 2-3 con-
fluentibus, fibris ligni primum tectis, deinde erumpentibus, ellipti-

cis v. oblongatis, utrinque obtusis, depressis, rarius orbiculari-len-
ticularibus, rugosis, carbonaceis crassis, immersis, primo clausis
deinde papillula, mox collapsa prieditis, demum oro latiusculo, la-
cerato apertis, nigris, 400-500*150-200; ascis cylindracois, apice
rotundatis, 1-foveolatis, deorsum paullo crassioribus v. subclavatis,

65(3 Pyrenomycetse. SpbSBriacese, Hyalodidymse Didymella.

brevc stipitatis 50-75 « 9-11, 8-sporis; sporidiis monostichis, vulgo
inferne subdistichis, elongato-ollipsoideis v. subclavulatis utrinque
obtusiusculis, ad medium 1-soptatis, hyalinis 12-15*5-6,5; para-
physibus copiosis filiformibus, fiexuosis, ramulosis, hyalinis, 1 ;j..
cr. ; jodi ope nulla.

llah. ad truncum siccum, Corumba, Matto Grosso Brasili;o. —
Ob porithecia lignicola, carbonaooa potius Melanopmmmtr spocies.

12. Didymella goyazensis Sacc. et Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 162. — 2226
Peritheciis in series brevos longitudinales digestis, globulosis, in-
natis, erumpentibus, perexiguis, 80-100 ;j.. diam., ostiolo brove pa-
pillato, facile secedentibus; ascis cylindraceis, breviter stipitatis,
45-64 «51/ -7 octosporis, paraphysatis; sporidiis distichis, fusoi-
deis, utrinque attenuatis, modio 1-septatis, subhyalinis vel rlavidis,
11-15« 2-2 '/2.

/fab. in foliis Andropogonis hirtiflori, Goyaz Brasilise
(A. Glaziou). — Ubi sporidia tandem nigrescant ad Didjimosplice-
riam species transferenda esset.

13. Didymella subalpina Eehm, Hedw. 1902, p. (204). — Peritheciis "21
dispersis, primitus immersis, denique sessilibus, glabris, globosis,
poro conspicuo pertusis, fusce parenchymatice contextis, mombra-
naceis, atris, 200 ;x. diam. ; ascis clavatis 60-65 » 10-12, ootosporis;
sporidiis ellipticis, subobtusis, medio septatis, ad septum valdo con-
strictis, utrinque biguttulatis, hyalinis 12-14 «5, distichis; para-
physibus filiformibus, hyalinis, 2 ;jl. crassis.

ffab. in foliis siccis gramineis sub monte Taubcnberg Ba-
vari.o superioris.

14. Didymella praestabilis Eehm in (Est Bot. Zeitschr. 1904, p. 83. 88»
— Peritheciis plcrumque gregariis, in parenchymate foliorum fu-
scato primitus innatis, dein subsessilibus, globosis, haud papillatis
poro vix conspicuo pertusis, siccis patellariformiter collabentibus,
parenchymatice contextis, glabris, fusco-atris 200-250 ;j.. diam. ;
ascis ellipticis vel piriformibus, basi lata sessilibus, crasse tuni-
catis 60-75 « 18-21, octosporis; sporidiis oblongo-ellipticis, intordum
subclavatis, obtusis, medio soptatis. vix constrictis, utraquo cellula
plorumque 1-2 guttas oleosas magnas includente, roctis, rarius sub-
curvatis, hyalinis 18-25 » 6-9, distichis; paraphysibus paucis, ramosis.

ilah. ad culmos foliaque graminum juxta moles glaciales
montis Ortlor et montis Taschach Tirolin'

Pyrenomycetse, Sphseriacese, Hyalodidymse, Didymella. G57

Didymellopsis Sacc. Species lichenicolss.

15. Didymella latitans (Nyl.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Obryzum latitans Nyl. 2229
Flora 1885, pag. 298. — Peritheciis innatis, minutissimis, nigris;
ascis oblongo- saccatis 8-sporis, paraphysatis; sporidiis oblongo-
ovoideis, bicellularibus, 16-21 » 6-7, hyalinis.

Hab. in thallo Omphalarhe cribel lifer a3 propo Amelie
Pyrenseorum orient.

16. Didymella perigena (Nyl.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Sphmria perigena Wyl. 223()
Flora 1878, p. 341. — Peritlieciis nigris^ globosis, 150 [>.. diam. ;
ascis octosporis, clavato-cylinclraceis, molliter paraphysatis ; spori-
diis fusiformibus, bilocularibus, hyalinis, 18-23 « 6-7.

Hab. in thallo Endopyrenii trapeziformis, Biskra Al-
geri;r.

17. Didymella verrucosaria (Linds.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Microthelia 2231
verrucosaria Linds. Enum. p. 27, Cercidospora Arn. Lich. Frank.
Jura, 1890, pag. 48, Mudd Man. 165. — Peritheciis punctiformi-
bus, atris, contextu olivaceo; ascis cylindraceis, nliformi-paraphy-
satis, octosporis; sporidiis bicellularibus, hyalinis, 15-17 » 5.

Hab. in thallo Aspicilia3 verrucos;e in Britannia ot in
Jura franconico.

18. Didymella sphinctrinoides (Zwackh) Berl. et Voglino — Syll. IX, ' ' ;-
p. 672. — var. Immersae Arnold ap. Zopf, Hedw. 1896, p. 339:
Peritheciis immersis globosis nigris; ascis cylindricis S-sporis; spo-
ridiis bicellularibus, hyalinis, 18^6; paraphysibus filiformibus.

Ilab. in thallo Lecidella^ immers;e, in Germania.

19. Didymella epicarphinea (Nyl.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Verrucaria epi- 2233
carphinea Nyl. Flora 1872, p. 431. — Peritheciis nigris promi--
nulis 150-180 ;j.. diam. ; ascis 8-sporis; sporidiis ovoideis v. fusoi-
deis, bicellularibus, 18-25 « 6-7, hyalinis; paraphysibus mediocribus.

Hab. in thallo Placodii carphinci in Pyremeis orient.

20. Didymella Berengeriana (Arnold) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Endococcw 2234
I U'rengerianus Arnold apud AVint. Pilzfl. II, pag. 348, Pharcidia
hygrophila var. Berengeriana (Arnoldi Sacc. Syll. IX, p. 676.

— Peritheciis minutissimis, nigris, globosis prominulis; ascis ob-
longis, paraphysatis, octosporis; sporidiis bicellularibus, hyalinis,
22-28 « 5-6.

Hab. in thallo Biatora} Berenger ian;r in Tirolia.

±2

Pyrenomycetce, SphBBriacese, Hyalodldymee, Melanopsamma,
MASSARINULA Gen. do Lamarl — Syll. XIV p. 536, XVI p. 483.

1. Massarinula phyllodiorum Mc Alp. Proc. Linn. Soc. N. S. AValos 2235
1903, pag. 555. — Maculis numorosis, amphigenis, plus minusvo
orbicularibus, ssepe confluontibus, pallidis vol pallide brunncis, di-
stincte brunneo-margiuatis ; peritheciis paucis, nigris, <liu immer-

sis dein erumpentibus, globosis, suljcarbonaceis, poro pertusis, 250
;i. diam. ; ascis clavatis, subsessilibus, octosporis 120-140^30-50;
sporidiis distichis vel conglobatis. hyalinis, lanccolatis, 1-septatis,
ad septum subconstrictis, rectis vol subcurvulis, 54-04*13-16;
paraphysibus copiosissimis, agglutinatis, filiformibus, subseptatis.

llab. in phyllodiis . Acaci;e longifoliee, Mordialloc in Vi-
ctoria Australise (C. French).

2. Massarinula Barbieri (AVest.) Rehm - v. subalpina Rehm Ascom. 2*2:30
exs. n. 1570, Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 520: cfr. Sacc. Syll. I, p. 547
sub Didijmella. — Peritheciis basi insculptis, 150 ;•.. diam., con-
textu brunneo parenchymatico ; ascis clavatis, apico rotundatis,
sessilibus, 50^ 12, octosporis; sporidiis bicellularibus, lacrymiformi-
bus, utrinque rotundatis, sopto leviter constrictis, 4-guttatis, hya-
linis, distichis, 12 « 6, strato mucoso tenui obductis.

Hab. in ramulis omortuis Erica3 carnese, Valepp, in alpibus
bavaricis.

■

API0SP0RA Sacc. — Syll. I p. 539, IX p. 659, XI p. 301, XIV
p. 534, XVI p. 477.

1. Apiospora chondrospora (Ces.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Ita vocanda est
Crijptosporella chondrospora (Ces.) Rehm — Syll. I, pag. 467 —
nam ojusdem sporidia et perithecia fabricam Apiosporai prabcnt
Cl. Ruhland — cfr. Syll. XVI p. 485 — ad genus novum Apla-
codina superfluum, ut videtur, eroxit. Cl. v. Hohnel nuperius,
Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 42 ad Spegazzinidam duxit inter Ihjpocrea-
ceas, a quo genere omnino abhorret.

MELANOPSAMMA Niessl — Syll. I p. 575, IX p. 682, XI p. 303,
XIV p. 539, XVI p. 486.

1. Melanopsamma balnei-ursi Rehm, (Ester. Bot. Zeitschr. 1903, p. 10. -:!7
— Peritheciis sparsis, lata basi sessilibus, subglobulosis, haud pa-
pillulatis, poro vix conspicuo portusis, nigris, opacis, glabris, 500-
80<> [x. d., rontentu crassiusculo, parenrhx matico, submembranaceo;
ascis 10-14, octosporis; sporidiis ellipsoideis, utrinque obtusis, me-
dio septatis et paullulum constrictis, utrinque crasse guttulatis,

Pyrenomycetse, Sphperiacepe, Hyalodidymfe, Eriosphseria. 659

hyalinis, distichis, 20 » 8, cellula superiore interdum sublatiore;
paraphysibus subramosis, septatis, hyalinis 1,5 \x. cr.

Hab. ad ramulos emortuos Dryadis octopetahe in Valle
Kaiserthal Tiroliae. — A Melanops. anaxcea satis diversa.

2. Melanopsamma utahensis Ell. et Ev. in Journ. of Mycol. 1903, 2238
p. 168. — Peritheciis gregariis, diu epidermide tectis, dein super-
ficialibus, subglobosis, subdepressis, circ. 0,5 mm. diam.; ascis cla-
vato-cylindraceis, breve pedicellatis, 75*12; paraphysibus evane-
scentibus; sporidiis subdistichis, clavato-oblougis, hyalinis, 1-septa-

tis, constrictis, subcurvulis, 25-30 « 6-7.

Hab. in caulibus emortuis Actese rubraj, Salt Lake, Utah.
Amer. bor.

3. Melanopsamma nitens Rehm, Hedw. XLIV p. 3 (1904). — Peri- 2239
theciis in maculis epiphyllis, suborbicularibus, cinerescentibus ob
hyphas rectangulariter ramosas, hyalinas, arcte congrogatas ara-
chnoideis, c. 1 cm. diam., gregarie sessilibus, conoideis, atris, nitcn-
tibus, poro minutissimo pertusis, carbonaceis, 0,25-0,5 mm.; ascis
cylindraceis p. sporif. 50-60,5-6, 8-sporis; sporidiis fusiformibus,
utrinque rotundatis, medio septatis, utraquc ceilula guttis oleosis
magnis 2 pnedita, ad septum leviter constrictum faciliter secedon-
tibus, hyalinis, 8-10-2,5-3, monostichis; paraphysibus filiformi-
bus, 1,5.

Hab. in foliis Meliacese, Blumenau Brasili;i' (E. Ule). —
Peritheciis magnis nitidis sporidiisque vero minutis dignoscitur.

4. Melanopsamma minima Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. 1901, Nachtr. 2240
II, p. 211. — Peritheciis sparsis, globoso-depressis, non collabascen-
tibus, basi leviter insculptis vel libero-superficialibus, rugulosis,
atro-brunneis, 80-150 |i. diam.; ascis elliptico-ovoideis, 31-40«
13-15; sporidiis 2-3-stichis vel inordinatis, ovoidoo-ellipsoideis,
bicellularibus, cellula superiore paullo crassioro, leviter constrictis.
rectis curvulisve, hyalinis, vulgo biguttatis, 18-21 « 5-6,5.

Ilab. in ligno putri Salicis, Luxemburg. — Contoxtus peri-
thecii parenchymaticus, atro-brunneus, cellulis oxterioribus colli-
culoso-prominulis.

ERIOSPH/ERIA Sacc. - Syll. I p. 597, IX p. 696, XI p. 307, XVI
p. 490.

1. Eriosphaeria conoidea Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, *JJ11
1903, p. 282. — Peritheciis denso gregariis, corfirc iutoriori basi
insculptis, erumpontibus doin sub vertice lonitor collabentibus, hy-

660 Pyrehomycetee, Sphaeriacese, Hyalodidymse, Erioapliseria,

plns septatis ramulosis, 2 ;j.. ci\, brunneis, praecipue basi vestitis.
levibus,; asris cylindraceis v. cylindraceo-clavatis, apicc rotundatis,
2-fovcolatis, crasse brcve stipitatis, 62-72 «* 6-8, octosporis; spo-
ridiis mono-distichis, tereti-ellipsoideis utrinque obtusis, continuis,
dein medio tenuiter 1-septatis, non constrictis, hyalinis, 2-guttu-
latis, 8-9 « 3,5-5.

Ilah. in cortice sicco Piri communis, Luxemburg.

2. Eriosphaeria Scheremetieffiana P. Eenn. in Hedw. 1904, p. 69. — 2242
Peritheciis superrlcialibus, sparsis v. gregariis, punctiformibus, hy-
phis castaneis septatis 3-4 [j.. crassis circumdatis, ovoideis. atris, ver-
tice obtusis, 70-100^50-70 ;j.. diam., setulis rigidis, atris, acutis
20-30^3-4 [i. vestitis; ascis clavatis, apice obtuse rotundatis, octo-
sporis 30-40 «4-5; sporidiis oblique monostichis vel subdistichis,
oblonge cylindraceis, utrinque obtusis, rectis vel subcurvulis, 7-

8 « 1,5-2,5, medio scptatis, hyalinis.

Ilab. in ligno decorticato Quercus pedunculatae, Michai-
lowskoje, in ditione Mosquensi Rossise.

3. Eriosphaeria atriseda (Feltg). Sacc. ct D. Sacc. Trichosjphceria 2243
atriseda Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. II, 1901, p. 205.
Peritheciis gregariis, ligno denigrato superficialibus, globoso-ovoi-
deis, conico-papillatis, papilla alba, deniquc papilla elapsa pertusis,
nigris, minute rugulosis 0,1-0,2 mm. latis, basi hyphis septatis,
brunneis, ramosis 2-3 ;j.. ci\, cinctis; ascis cylindricis, sursum le-
viter tenuatis, subsessilibus vel modice stipitatis, 30-45 « 2,5-3,5;
paraphysibus filiformibus, septatis, 2-3 ;j.. crassis; sporidiis vulgo
recte monostichis, breve cylindraceis. utrinque rotundatis v. ovoi-
deis, rectis curvulisve, bi-cellularibus, vix constrictis, hyalinis,
4,5-6,5 v 2-2,5.

Ifab. iu ligno decorticato putri Alni glutinosa-, Luxcm-
burg. — Lignum usque 2-3 mm. profunde dcnigratum ; habitus
Eriosplt < Briie vermicular ioidis.

4. Eriosphaeria blumenavica Henn. in Hedw. 1902, p. (64). — Peri- 2244
theciis superficialibus sparsis v. aggregatis, membranaceo-subcar-
bonaceis, globosis, apice papillatis v. depressis, atris 350-400 ;j.. d.,

fulis atris, rigidis vestitis; ascis subclavatis v. subfusoideis, apice
Bubobtusis, basi attenuatis, substipitatis, octosporis 80-95^24-30;
paraphysibns copiosis filiformibus, subhyalinis, ca. 3 ;j.. crassis; spo-
ridiis subdistichis oblongo ellipsoideis. utrinque obtusis, medio ] -

ptatis, paullo constrictis, 25-30*10-13, hyalinis.
llab. m ramulis corticatis, S. Catharina Brasiliae (Dr. Mollei,

Pyrenomycetfe, Rphferiaoea?, Hyalodidymse, Lizoniella. 661

LIZONIELLA P. Henn. Hedw. 1901, p. (96) ut subg. (Etym. a Lizonia).

— A typo Lizonice differt imprirnis sporidiis omnino hyalinis. Huc
ergo quoque ducendse: Lizoniella Jacquinhv (Bres.) Sacc. et D.
Sacc. L. Sphagni (Cookej, /.. halophila (B. R. S.), L. opposita (B.
et R.), L. Lagerheimii (Rehm).

1. Lizoniella Johansonii (Rehm) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Lizonia Johansonii 2245
Rhem in (Est. Bot. Zeitschr. 1904, p. 86. — Peritheciis in parte
sup. foliorum gregariis, erumpenti-superficialibus, glabris, globulosis,
haud papillulatis, atris, parenchymatice fusco-nigro-contextis, 100-
150 [x. diam.; ascis oblongis, apice rotundatis sessilibus, 70^30
octosporis; sporidiis obloiigis, utrinque rotundatis, medio septatis,
haud constrictis, hyalinis 30-32 « 15, distichis ; paraphysibus nullis.

Hab. in foliis siccis Dryadis octopetahe, in monte Herzo-
genstand Bavarise.

2. Lizoniella Gastrolobii (P. Henn.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Lizonia (Lizo- 2246
niella) Gastrolobii P. Henn. F. Australiae occid. I, in Hedw. 1901.

p. (96). — Syll. XVI, p. 1133 (nomen). — Maculis fuscis; peri-
theciis amphigenis, ciespitose erumpentibus, epidermide fissa, pal-
lida velatis, cyespitulis pulvinatis ca. 0,5-1 mm. diam., atro-brun-
neis, e peritheciis subconfluentibus numerosis, subglobosis, minutis,
subrugulosis, compositis; ascis clavatis v. subfusoideis, apice obtu-
siusculis. basi attenuatis curvulis 60-70 « 15-20, aparaphysatis, octo-
tosporis; sporidiis oblique monostichis vel distichis, oblongis vel
subfusoideo-clavatis, utrinque obtusiusculis, medio 1-septatis.
paullo constrictis, hyalinis, pluriguttulatis 16-23 ^ 6-8.

Hab. in foliis vivis Gastrolobii spinosi, Perth Austra-
liae occid.

3. Lizoniella Oxylobii (P. Henn.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Lizonia (Lizoniella) 2247
Ocijlobii P. Henn. F. Australiae occid. I, in Eedw. 1901, p. 97.

— Syll. XVI, p. 1133 (nomen). — Maculis fuscidulis; perithociis
submembranaceis, epiphyllis, ca-spitose erumpentibus, raro simpli-
cibus, subglobosis, lateraliter compressis, atro-brunneis, rugulosis,
haud papillatis, ca. 150-180 [t. diam. , in csepistulis pulvinatis
effusis, connuentibus, contextu celluloso, castaneo; ascis clavatis
v. fusoideo-clavatis, apice crasse tunicatis, obtuso-rotumhiiis. basi
attenuatis 80-100 » 15-20, octosporis, aparaphysatis; sporidiis obli-
que monostichis v. distichis, oblougis v. subclavatis 2-pluriguttu-
latis, medio 1-septatis, paullo constrictis. 18-22 7-'.). Iiyalinis.

Hab. in foliis vivis Oxylob ii linearis, Perth Australi ae occid.

4. Lizoniella Perkinsiae (P. Henn.) Sacc. et D. Sacc Lizonia (Lizo- 8248

662 Pyrenomycetae, Sphseriaceae, Hyalodldymse, Gibbera.

niella) PerJcimicp Henu. in Hedw. 1002, p. (63). — Maculis fuscis,
peritheciis cespitose aggregatis in soris pulvinatis 0,5-1 mm. diam.,
erumpenti-superficialibus, subglobosis, rugulosis, atro-brunneis ca.
300 (i. diam., vix papillatis; ascis oblongo ovoideis vol clavatis,
apice hyalino-tunieatis, obtusis, octosporis 45-60^18-26; sporidiis
distichis v. conglobatis, oblongis subcylindraecis vel subclavatis,
utrinque obtusis, 20-23 * 6-7 hyalinis.

Hab. in foliis vivis Styracis Roramiae, (xujana britannica
(R. Schomburgk).

5. Lizoniella singularis (P. Henn.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Lizonia (Lizo- 2249
niella) singularis P. Hcnn. in Hedw. 1903, p. (80). — Peritheciis
superficialibus, singularibus, raro aggregatis, subcoriaceis, subglo-
bosis, atris, 40-50; ascis fasciculatis, clavatis, apice truncatis, octo-
sporis, 18-22^4-5; sporidiis distichis 1-septatis, haud constrictis,
clavatis, hyalinis, 8-10 w 2-2,5.

Hab.m foliis siccis Leucopogonis hispidi, pr. Minginew
Australiae occid. (E. Pritzel, L. Diels).

OTTHIELLA Sacc. — Syll. I, p. 739 (ut subgenus). A genere Otthia
differt sporidiis hyalinis v. subhyalinis. — Huc ducenda) sunt, pne-
ter Otthiellam Ribis, sequentes: Otthiella seriata (Peck) Sacc. et
D. Sacc., Otthiella Winteri (Rehm) Sacc. et D. Sacc, Otthiella
Ilazslinszhyi Sacc. et D. Sacc, Otthiella alnea (Peck; Sacc. et D.
Sacc. — Cfr. Syll. I, p. 739-740.

1. Otthiella Ribis (Tracy et Earle) Sacc. et D. Sacc Otthia (Otthiella) 8250
Ribis Tracy et Earle, Plantre Bakeriame, fasc. I, Fung. p. 29. —
Peritheciis dense c;i'spitosis, erumpentibus, subrotundis. nigris, ru-
gosis, globosis, 250-500 a. diam.; ascis cylindraceis, octosporis, sti-
pitatis, SO-100 « 12-15; sporidiis distichis, ellipticis, hyalinis vel
dilutissime luteolis, 1-septatis, constrictis, 18-20 * 5-6.

Ilab. in ramis Ribis, Bob Creek, South Colorado Amer. bor.

GIBBERA Fr. — Syll. I p. 599, IX p. 699, XI p. 306, XIV p. 542,
XVI p. 491.

1. Gibbera juruensis P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. II, p. 242, cum icone 2251
(Hedw. 1904). — Stromatibus subcarbonaceis atris; peritheciis libe-
ris superficialibus aggregatis. interdum connuontibus, rugulosis,
Acrrucosis, atris, papillato-ostiolatis, ca. 250-300 ;i. diam. ; ascis
cylindraceo-clavatis, obtusis, 8-sporis, 70-100 «7-9; paraphysibus
filiformibus, hyalinis, 1 '/.,-2 ;j.. crassis; sporidiis subdistichis, fusoi-

Pyrenomycetse, Sphseriacete, Hyalodidymse, Spumatoria. 663

deis, subacutis, medio 1-septatis constrictis, primo hyalinis dein
flavidis, 18-22*4-5.

Hab. in foiiis Bignoniaceoe cujusdam, Rio Jurua, Jurua-Miry
Amazonioe. — Perithecia deorsum non vere hirta sed verrucoso-
aspera.

LENTOMITA Niessl — Syll. I, p. 584, IX p. 698, XIV p. 542.

1. Lentomita dubia Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 1903, 2252
pag. 279. — Peritheciis dense gregariis, omnino superficialibas

vel in cortice suberumpenti-superficialibus, globosis v. basi subap-
planatis, carbonaceo-membranaceis, nigris 250-300 [i. diam., ostiolo
tenui, cylindrico vel curvulo 700-900 \x. long., apice subinde in-
crassatulo; ascis clavatis, breve stipitatis, sessilibus, apice rotuu-
datis, nunc 40 « 10-13, nunc 80-87 « 12-14, octosporis; sporidiis 2-
3-stichis, oblongo-fusoideis, acutiusculis, rectis vel curvulis, medio
constricto-1-septatis 4-guttulatis, hyalinis 13-18 v 2,8-4.

Hab. in ramulis corticatis et decorticatis Callunae vulgaris,
Luxemburg. — Forte Lentomitm longirostratce affinis : an sporidia
demum 3-septata?

2. Lentomita herpotricha Sacc. et in Atti congr. bot. Palermo 1902, 3253
p. 51. — Peritheciis gregariis v. sparsis, a basi innata gioboso hemi-
sphaericis, brunneis, 300-350 [i. d., hyphis fuligineis tortuosis 180-
200 « 3, adpressis, ima basi cinctis, ceterum glabris, ostiolo cylin-
draceo obtuso, nigro, 180 v 80 proeditis; perithecii contextu obscure
dense celluloso, fuligineo; ascis cylindraceo-clavatis, breve stipi-
tatis, apice rotundatis 90-100 « 11-12, filiformi-paraphysatis, octo-
sporis; sporidiis distichis, fusoideis, curvis rectisve, utrinque obtu-
satis, medio 1-septatis, leviter constrictis, 4-guttulatis, 20-22 « 5,
5-6, hyalinis, tandem dilutissime fuscidulis.

Hdb. in ligno denudato, putri, Rigny sur Arroux Q-alliae. —
PrEecipue peritheciis brunneis ostioloque nigro, brovi dignoscenda
species.

8PUMAT0RIA Massee et Salm. — Syll. XVI p. 1134.

1. Spumatoria longicollis Mass. et Salm. Coproph. fungi I, pag. 35, 2254
fig. 27. — Peritheciis sparsis, 0,75-1 mm. alt. , semiimmersis
demum superficialibus subglobosis, olivaceis, membranaceis, con-
textu parenchymatico e cellulis polygonis 6-10 a. latis composito,
glabris v. basi hyphis repentibus instructis, in rostrum longissi-
mum cylindricum, atrum, rugulosum, apice fimbriatum plus minus

664 Pyrenomycetse, Sphaeriacese, Hyalodidymse, Gnomonia.

dilatatum, abruj)te attenuatis; ascis cylindraceis 110-130^13-15
deorsum iu stipitem attenuatis, oetosporis citissime diffluentibus ;
sporidiis monostichis oblongis. utrinque rotundatis 15-19 • 5 hya-
linis, 1-septatis, medio haud constrictis, demum in spumam muci-
laginosam ex ore rostri ejectis; conidiis in eodem peritliecio pro-
ductis, oblongis, hyalinis 17-20 ;j.. long., 1-septatis, basi plus minus
attenuatis, in conidiophoris simplicibus brevibus acrogenis.
llab. in fimo equino, Epping Forest, Kssex Britanniae.

GNOMONIA Ces. et De Not. — Syll. T p. 561, IX p. 672, XI p. 302,
XYI p. 48:'..

1. Gnomonia pusilla Sacc. et Flag. sp. n. — Peritheciis laxe gre- 2255
gariis, globulosis, membranaceis, nigris, '/, mm. diam., epidermide
tumidula velatis ostioloque acute papillato erumpentibus , basi

(in sicco) leviter excavatis. contextu parenchymatico olivaceo-fuli-
gineo; ascis tereti-oblongis, sessilibus, utrinque, prsecipue apice,
obtusulis, 22-26 « 5-7, aparaphysatis, octosporis, tunica tenuissima;
sporidiis distichis v. oblique monostichis, fusoideis, rectis curvu-
hsve, 6-8 v 2, utrinque obtusiusculis. rarius acutiusculis, 4-guttu-
latis. demum tenuiter 1-septatis, non vel vix constrictis, hyalinis.
Ilab. in caulibus cmortuis P o te r i i S a n g u i s o r b ae, Rigny
sur Arroux (Saone et Loire) G-allise. — Affinis prsecipue Gnom.
tithymalince sed omnibus partibus minor.

2. Gnomonia Molluginis Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. II. 2256
L901, p. 130, et III, 1903, p. 156, Gnomonia borealis Feltg. I,
1889, p. 384, non Schroet. — Peritheciis late sparsis v. gregariis,
epidermide tumidula tectis 300-500 a. diam , globosis, basi appla-
natis et siccitate concavis, in ostiolum rostellatum, rectum vel
curvum tenuatis; ascis clavatis vel fusoideo-clavatis, sessilibus,
45-54 » 8-10, fasciculatis ; sporidiis distichis elliptico-fusiformibus
15-18^4-5, utrinqne obtusulis, constricto-1-septatis, 4-guttulatis.

Hab. in caulibus siccis Galii Molluginis, Luxcmburg. —
Affinis Gnom. Fautreyi.

3. Gnomonia Hieracii Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. N"achtr. III, 1903, "r,~
1». 156. — Peritheciis gregariis, late effusis, globoso-ellipsoideis
epidermide immutata tectis 500 a. diam., ostiolo brevi acute co-
noideo, nitido, perithecium dimidium aequante; ascis clavatis, cla-
vato-fusoideis. deorsum stipitiformi-tenuatis. sursum lfiiiter atte-
nuatis, poro distincto pr;i'ditis, 46-52 * 10-12,5. octosporis, apara-

Pyrenomycetee, Sphseriaceee, Hyalodidymse, Gnomonia. 665

physatis; sporicliis bi-tristichis, fusoideis, utrinque rotundatis, con-
strictulo-1-septatis, 4-guttulatis, 13-15 «3-4.

Hab. in caulihus siccis Hieracii borealis, Luxemburg. —
Affinis Gn. tithymalince.

4. Gnomonia rhoina Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. 1901, Nachtr. II, 2258
p. 131 Diaporthe spec. n. 633, Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Lux. 1899, I,

p. 198, et Gnomonia spec. n. 675, Feltg. 1. c. p. 213. — Peritheciis
sparsis vel hinc inde confertis, corticolis et vulgo basi ligno in-
sculptis, in ostiolum conicum vix emergens tenuatis ; ascis tereti-
clavatis, breve stipitatis, obtusulis 40-60 v 7-9; sporidiis monosti-
chis oblongo-ellipsoideis, utrinque obtusis, constricto-1-septatis
rectis vel curvulis 12-18 « 3-4, 4-guttulatis, cellula superiore sub-
inde crassiore.

Hab in ramis siccis Rhois typhinas, Luxemburg. — Ad
Diaporthem nutat.

5. Gnomonia Aceris Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. 1901,Nachtr. II, 2259
p. 131, et III, pag. 157. — Peritheciis 200 ;j.. diam. sparsis vel
hinc inde approximatis, globosis, basi insculptis, peridermio tectis,
ostiolo cylindraceo-rostellato, perithecio duplo vel triplo longiore;
ascis clavato-fusoideis apice bifoveohatis 38-45 * 7,5-10, octosporis,
aparaphysatis ; sporidiis, 2-3-stichis, obtuse fusiformibus, rectis,
medio septatis, non constrictis, intus granulosis, 10-13 « 2-3.

Hdb. in ramulis siccis Aceris campestris, Luxemburg.

6. Gnomonia epidermidis Feltg. Vorstud, Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 2260
1903, p. 157. — Peritheciis sparsis, subglobosis valde depressis,
cum epidermide connatis, minute papillatis v. poro tantum pnedi-

tis, perexiguis, 80-100 ;j.. diam.; ascis obovoideis 30-35 « 10,5, octo-
sporis, aparaphysatis ; sporidiis 3-4-stichis, fusiformibus, acutulis,
bicellularibus, 4-guttatis, rectis vel leviter curvis, hyalinis, 15-
15,5 « 2,6.

Hab. in ramis corticatis Aceris campestris, Luxemburg. —
Peritheciis minutissimis, cum epidermide connatis mox dignoscitur
species.

7. Gnomonia /Esculi Oud. Beih. Bot. Centr. 1902, p. 5. — Pcrithe- 2261
ciis immersis, sparsis v. per paria confluentibus, globosis 500 ;j..

d., rostro recto v. curvulo, 500 ;j.. longo instructis; ascis distichis,
hyalinis, cylindraceis, rectis v. curvatis, utrinque rotundatis, medio
septatis, ad septum non constrictis, absque ciliorum vestigio, 3
v. 4-guttulatis, 16-18,5*2,5.

Hab. in petiolis yEsculi rubicundae, Nunspecl Eollandioe.

666 Pyrenomycetse, Sphseriacese, Hyalodidymse, Gnomonia.

— Ab onmibus fere spoeiebus doscrijitis dilfcrt ascis multo bre-
vioribus (35 ;j.. contra 45-90) et a Gn. setacea (Pers.) Ces. et De
Not. ciliorum absentia.

8. Gnomonia circumscissa Mc. Alp. Fungus dis. Stone-fr. tr., Melb. 2862
1902, p. 94, t. XXI, iig. 50,51,52. — Peritheciis minutis, amphi-
genis, punctiformibus, erumpentibus, intense luteo - brunneolis,
membranaceis, poro pertusis 120-150 ;j.. rliam., ostiolo GO-75 ;j..
long., in maculis minutis, nigris, gregariis, insidentibus; ascis sub-
sessilibus, octosporis obclavatis 50-60 * 24-25, raro oblongo-cylin-
draceis 95-130*15-17; sporidiis subhyalinis vel pallide lutcis in
massa, ovato-oblongis, 1-septatis, non constrictis, eguttulatis, gra-
nulosis, 20-26*5,5-7,5.

Hab. in foliis Pruni Armeniacae, Pr. domestica3, Pr.
Cerasi, Pr. Persicge. etc. in Australia.

9. Gnomonia Vitis -Idaeae Fcltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. 1901, Nachtr. 22G3
II, p. 129, Gnomonia campt/lostyla Auersw. var. [i. Feltg. Vorstud.
Pilz. Luxemb. 1899, p. 211. — Peritheciis immersis, ostiolo co-
nico acuto tantum cmergentibus; ascis . . . non visis; sporidiis
fusiformibus bicellularibus, hyalinis, 12 * 2,5.

Hab. in foliis adhuc stantibus vel delapsis Vaccinii Vitis-
Idseae, Luxemburg.

10. Gnomonia petiolicola (Fuck.) Karst. — Syll. I, p. 568. — var. Rho- 2264
dodendri Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. II, 1901, p. 128. '

— A typo differt ostiolo cylindrico longiore; ascis ellipsoideo-
fusiformibus, 40-52 v 8-10, 5; sporidiis sequaliter bilocularibus, fu-
siformibus, 12-18 « 2,5-3, utrinque nliformi-apiculatis.

Hab. in petiolis Rhododendri spec, Luxemburg.

11. Gnomonia rigniacensis Sacc. et Flag. sp. nova. — Peritheciis 2265
gregariis parenchymate innatis, membranaceis, nigris, '/3 mm.,
diam., ostiolo crassiusculo, tereti-conico, perithecium suba^quante
erumpente; contextu perithecii sinuoso, tenui, olivaceo-fusco ; ascis
tereti-fusoideis, 50^10-11, aparaphysatis, octosporis; sporidiis fu-
soideis, utrinque acutiusculis, 12-16 * 3-4,5, rectis v. leniter inaa-
quilateris, quadriguttulatis, infra medium 1-septatis, non constri-
ctis, hyalinis.

Hab. in petiolis nervisque primariis foliorum putrescentium
Corni sanguineaB, Rigny sur Arroux Galli:e. — Affiuis Gno-
monia: cerastcv, G. errabundos, G. petiolicoltu sed satis diversa;
matrix quoque alicna.

12. Gnomonia Needhami Mass. et Crossl. in the Natural. 1904, p. 3. ^m

Pyrenomycetse, Sphseriacese, Hyalodidymse, Diaporthe. 667

— Peritheciis sparsis, semiimmersis, subglobosis, brunneo-nigris,
3B0 [x. diam., rostro longissimo, stricto, subcylindraceo, apicem fim-
briato, concolore 1-1,5 mm. longo; ascis subovatis, 24-28 « 12-16;
sporidiis hyalinis, 1-septatis, ellipsoideis, 14-22 * 6-8.

Hab. in foliis emortuis Abietis, Crimsworth Dean, Hebden
Bridge Britanniae (J. Needham).

MELANCONIS Tul. — Syll. I p. 602, IX p. 700, XIV p. 543, XVI
p. 492.

1. Melanconis populina Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 2267
p. 119. — Stromatibus sparsis, subrotundis 1 mm. lat., pulvinato-

• semiglobosis , cortice interiore subimmutato nidulantibus, nigri-
cantibus, disco griseo-flavido erumpente, linea stromatica lignea
nulla limitatis ; peritheciis in quoque stromate numerosis, globoso-
ovoideis, 200-250 \i. diam., ostiolis obtuse conico-papillatis emer-
gentibus; ascis tereti-cJavatis, sursum leviter tenuatis, deorsum
sensim tenuato-stipitatis, 63-76 « 9-10, 5, filiformi-paraphysatis,
octosporis; sporidiis subdistichis, oblongo - ellipsoideis, rectis cur-
vulisve, utrinque rotundatis, medio septato-constrictis, hyalinis, in-
tus granulosis, 16-18 ^ 5.

Hab. in ramis siccis corticatis Populi italicse, Luxemburg.

2. Melanconis Quercus Oud. Contrib. Fl. Myc. des Pays-Bas XVIII, 2268
p. 707. — Stromate valseo; peritheciis in singulo stromate 6-12
collis robustis, obtusis, summo fere inflatis, ad 500 ;j.. altis; ascis
elongatis 70 « 10-12, octosporis; paraphysibus filiformibus ; spo-
ridiis distichis, fusiformibus, utrinque obtusis, non appendiculatis
18,5 * 4,5 bi-guttulatis.

Hdb. in ramis Quercus Roboris, Valkenberg Hollandiir.

DIAPORTHE Nits. - Syll. I p. 606, IX p. 702, XI p. 307, XIV
p. 543, XVI p. 492.

1. Diaporthe (Chorostate) Androsaemi Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. 2269
Nachtr. III, 1903, p. 152. — Stromatibus sparsis vcl subgregariis
e basi subrotunda 1-1,5 mm. lata, obtuse conoideis, epidermido bul-
lata tectis; peritheciis in quoque stromate paucis, cortice nidulan-
tibus, ovoideis 300-400 •-».. diam., collis brevibus in ostiola papillata
in discum conjuncta abeuntibus; ascis tereti-fusoideis, octosporis
50-65^5,5-7; sporidiis subdistichis, obtuse ellipsoideis, rectis 1-
septatis, leviter constrictis 4-guttulatis. livalinis, 10-16 « 2,7-4,5.

>•>-■>

668 Pyrenomycetae, Sphseriacese, Hyalodidymae, Diaportbe.

Hab. in ramulis corticatis Andros;emi officinalis, Luxem-
burg. - Diap. Dirc & affinis videtur.

2. Diaporthe (Chorostate) Feltgeni Feltg Sacc. etSyd. — Syll. XVI, 2270
p. 49:>. — var. Cydoniae Peltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III,
1903, pag. 148. — A typo differt peritheciis in quoque stromate
parcioribus; ascis brevioribus, 50-65 8-12, octosporis; sporidiis
paullo minoribus et obtusioribus, 11-16 « 4-5, quadriguttatis, nec
granulosis.

llab. in ramulis Cydoniae vulgaris, Luxemburg.

3. Diaporthe (Chorostate congesta Ell. et Ev. in Journ. of Mycol. 2271
1903, pag. 165. — Stromate conico-globoso 0,5 cm. diam.; peri-
tlieciis globosis 0,5 mm. diam. ab imo stromatis immersis, 20-30[

in singulo stromate eongestis, papillato-ostiolatis; ascis clavato-
cylindraceis, 60^6, octosporis; sporidiis oblongo-fusoideis, subdi-
stichis, liyalinis, 3-4-nucleatis, dein 1-septatis, 11-13^2,5-3.

Ildb. in ramis emortuis Piri americanas, Sailors' Encamp-
ment, Mich., Amer. bor.

4. Diaporthe (Chorostate) Mali Bres. in P. Strasser, Zweiter Nachtr.
zur Pilzfiora des Sonntagberges, in Verhandl. d. k. k. zool. bot.
Ges. in Wien 1902, p. 433. — Stromatibus subepidermicis, cortice
interiori innatis, verruciformibus, basi applanatis 2-3 mm. latis,
apice conoideis, pallidis; peritheciis 3-10 in quovis stromate, maju-
sculis 300-500 \i. diam., obovatis vel mutua pressione difformibus,
collis perithecii diam. paulo longioribus; ostiolis cylindraceis plus
minus prominentibus apice subattenuatis; ascis fusoideis 65-72=*
10-14; sporidiis hyalinis, uniseptatis, ad septa subconstrictis, stepe
subcurvulis, guttulatis, 18-25 * 4-6.

Hab. in ramis Piri Mali, Sonntagsberg Austrite bor.

5. Diaporthe (Chorostate) ribesia Rehm in (Est. Bot. Zeitschr. 1904, 2273
p. 82. — Stromatibus valsoideis, conoideis, in cortice interiore im-
mutato nidulantibus, per peridermium elevatum varieque dilace-
ratum erumpentibus 2-3 mm. diam.; peritheciis globulosis 8-10
circinatim positis, 500 \i. diam, ostiolis subglobosis in disculo atro,
dein pallide fuscidulo 1 mm. diam., circinatim emergentibus; ascis
fusiformibus 60-75 « 15-18, octosporis; sporidiis oblongis, medio
septatis ibique constrictis, utraque cellula guttam magnam oleosam
includentibus, liyalinis, utrinque filiformiter 5 ;j.. long. appendi-
culatis, 18-20*6-7, distichis; paraphysibus ramosis.

Ilah. in ramulis siccis Bibis Baxatilis, in alpibus vallis
(Etz Tiroliae.

Pyrenomyceta?, Sphseriaceae, Hyalodidymae, Diaporthe. 66V)

6. Diaporthe (Chorostate) spiraeicola Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. 2274
Nachtr. III, 1903, p. 147. — Stromatibus dense confertis, ramos
totos occupantibus, s;epe seriatis, basi cortice interioro vel ligno
innatis, linea nulla stromatica cinctis, sed matricem intus dealban-
tibus, e basi 1-2,5 mm. lata, subrotunda subconicis, erumpentibus

et ostiolis obtuse conieis vel subcylindraceis et nodosis, discum ro-
tundum, latiusculum initio albidum formantibus; peritheciis mo-
no-distichis, 15-30 in quoque stromate, 200-300 ;j.. lat. ; ascis teroti-
fusoideis, apice rotundatis bi-foveolatis, deorsum tenuatis 57-63 «
8,5, octosporis; sporidiis mono-distichis, fusoideis, acutis, rarius ob-
tusis, rectis curvulisve, constrictulo-1-septatis, 4-rarius 6-guttula-
tis, 14-17 « 4,5, rarius 14 « 6, hyalinis.

Hab. in ramis corticatis siccis Spirsese spec, Luxemburg. —
Diaporthe liphcemice et D. conjunctce affinis.

7. Diaporthe (Chorostate) microstroma Ell. et Ev. in Journ. ofMyc. 2275
1903, p. 224. — Stromatibus 0,5 mm. diam. subrotundis, nigris

et ambitu in parenchymate interiori linea circumscriptis ; perithc-
ciis 1-4 pra^cipue in singulo stromate congestis, 250 [J.. diam., ostiolo
brevi, conico, papillato non erumpente donatis; ascis clavato-ob-
longis, 80-100 « 15-20, paraphysibus numerosis evanescontibus ob-
vallatis; spor.idiis distichis initio fusoideis, utrinque acutis, dein
maturitate plus minusve obtusis 1-septatis et constrictis, 22-30 «
10-13.

Hab. in corticibus Aceris saccharini, London, Canada,
Amer. bor.

8. Diaporthe (Chorostate) celastrina Ell. et Barth. in Journ. of Myc. 2276
1902, p. 173. — Peritheciis circinantibus, 5-10-congestis, globosis,
500 \y. diam., intus griseis, immersis, ostiolis 0,5-1 mm. longis,
brevibus levibus subconico-acuminatis fasciculatis erumpentibus ;
ascis clavato-cylindraceis 50-60^6-8; sporidiis superne distichis,
oblongo-cylindraceis, bi-nucleatis, 1-septatis, ad septa constrictis,

12-15 « 4-5.

Hab. in caulibus emortuis Celastri scandentis, Clyde,
Kansas Amer. bor.

9. Diaporthe (Chorostate) Buxi Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb NTachtr. 22TJ
III, 1903, p. 150. — Peritheciis ternis senis confortis, stromata
valsea in cortice formantibus, dein erumpentibus H epidermide
rupta cinctis, globosis, 200-250 <i. <liam., ostiolis globoso-applanatis,
erumpentibus, in discum vix emergentem conjunctis; ascis tert^ti-
clavatis, apice rotundatis, deorsum stipitiformi-tcnuatis, octosjiuris

670 Pyrenomycetae, Sphseriacera, Hyalodidymae, Diaporthe.

78-104: * 10, aparaphysatis ; sporidiis submonostichis oblongo-fu-
soideis, roctis, rarius curvulis, utrinque obtasis, 4-guttatis, medio
1-scptatis constrictisque hyalinis, 15-20 v 5-5,5.

Ilab. in ramis corticatis Buxi somporvirentis, Luxem-
burg. — Socia adest Phoma? spec, sporulis cylindraceis, biguttatis
5-6 « 1,5-2.

10. Diaporthe (Chorostate) Comptoniae Schw.) Ell. et Ev. — Syll. IX, 22:*
p. 705. — var. berolinensis P. Henn. in Notizblatt des Kgl. bot.
Gart. Berl. 1900, n. 22, p. 37. — Pustulis gregariis epidermide
velata tectis, rimosis; poritheciis paucis 3-5, atris, ostiolis brevi-
bus, 300-400 u.. diam.; ascis clavatis apice rotundatis, octosporis
30-50 » 10-13; sporidiis subdistichis, oblongis,subfusoideis, utrinque
obtusiusculis v. acutiusculis, intordum subinaequilateralibus, medio
1-septatis, constrictis, 4-guttulatis, 16-19 « 4,5-5 hyalinis.

Sab. in ramis Comptoniae asplenifolia?, in horto bota-
nico Berolinensi GermanicO.

11. Diaporthe (Chorostate) Mezerei Feltg. Vorstud Pilz. Luxemb. 2279
1901, Nachtr. II, p. 126. Diaporthe e) Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb.

I, 1899, p. 206. — Stromatibus sparsis, depresso-conoideis, cortice
nidulantibus; peritheciis in quoque stromate 5-8, basi applanata
ligno adnatis, sursum in ostiola conica, discum minutum vix emer-
gentem formantia productis ; ascis fusoideis 54-60 « 9 ; sporidiis
distichis, ellipsoideis, obtusulis, constricto-1-septatis, 15 « 4-5, rectis
hyalinis, 4- guttulatis.

Ilab. in ramis siccis Ampelopsidis hederace;r, Lu-
xemburg.

12. Diaporthe 'Chorostate) Juniperi Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. 2280
Nachtr. III, 1903, p. 149. — Stromatibus sparsis e basi subro-
tunda 1-2,5 mm. lata, obtuse conoideis, cortice nidulantibus, levi-

ter innantibus et discum nigrum 0,5-1,5 mm. diam. revelantibus ;
peritheciis in cortice immutato nidulantibus 6-18 in quoque stro-
mate, monostichis, globosis, 200-500 ;j.. lat., collis coalitis in ostiola
breve conica in discum conjuncta abeuntibus; ascis tereti-clavatis,
apice rotundatis, bi-foveolatis, stipitatis, aparaphvsatis 90-120 «
7-8, octosporis; sporidiis monostichis, ellipsoideis, rectis curvulisve
10-16 « 5-6 septo tenuissimo medio divisis, hyalinis, minute gut-
tulatis.

Kab. in ramis corticatis .luniperi communis, Luxemburg.

13. Diaporthe (Chorostate) Pinastri Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. 2281
1899, Xarlitr. II, p. 126. — Diaporthe <■ Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz.

Pyrenomycetfe, Spliteriacea?, Hyalodidymae, Diaporthe. 671

Luxemb. I, 1899, p. 205. — Stromatibus valsiformibus corticolis
disco minuto, rotundo erumpentibus; peritheciis parcis, ostiolis
obtusis pneditis; ascis ovoideo-ellipticis 33-36 » 12-14; sporidiis
fusiformibus, obtuse acutatis, rectis curvulisve, constrictulo-1-se-
ptatis, 2-3-stichis, 2-4-guttatis.

Hab. in ramis siccis Pini silvestris, Luxemburg.

14. Diaporthe (Chorostate) anisomera Saccardo et Scalia, Harrim. Ala- 2282
ska Exped. Crypt. p. 30, pl. V, fig. 10. — Stromatibus gregariis.
corticolis, erumpentibus, ambitu suborbicularibus, convexis, 1,3-1,5
mm. diam., intus ligneo-pallidis; peritheciis 10-20, globosis vel
mutua pressione irregularibus, 200-250 \x. diam., monostichis, o-
stiolis breve cylindraceis, parum emergentibus, apice rotundatis;
ascis fusoideo-clavatis, apice obtusis, deorsum tenuatis, 80-90 * 11-

13, octosporis; sporidiis distichis, obovatis, 14-17 » 5-5,5, infra mo-
dium septatis, non constrictis, farctis, hyalinis et initio strato mu-
coso inaequali obductis, articulo superiore fere duplo majore.

Hab. in ramis emortuis decorticatis Coryli (?), Yakutat Bay
Alaska (Trelease). — Etsi matrix non certa, species videtur di-
stinguenda ob sporidia eximie anisomera.

15. Diaporthe (Chorostate) italica (Sacc.) Trav. in litt. sp. nov. Dia- 2283
porthe forabilis f. acervata Sacc. in herb. — Stromatibus valseis,
sparsis vel gregariis, e basi ellipsoidea conico-applanatis, 1-2 mm.
diam., corticolis, erumpentibus, infra linea nigra nulla circumscri-
ptis; peritheciis in quoque stromate 4-8, circinantibus, subglobosis,
'/-'/, mm. diam. in collum cylindraceum abrupte attenuatis; ostio-

lis in fasciculum dense stipatis, per peridermium perforatum erum-
pentibus, plus minusve longe exsertis, apice soepe incrassatulis,
atris; ascis cylindraceo-clavatis vel oblongis, apico bifoveolatis
octosporis, 40-48 * 7-8; sporidiis distichis vel, multo rarius, oblique'
monostichis, ellipsoideo-fusiformibus, 4-guttulatis, medio uniseptatis
sed non constrictis, hyalinis, 11-12 » 3-3 '/2.

Hab. in ramis corticatis emortuis Populi pyramidalis, Pa-
tavii, martio 1874 (Sa.cc). — A Diaporthe (Ch.) populea et pul-
chella ascis sporidiisque minoribus, 4-guttatis sed ad septum non
constrictis ostiolisque magis elongatis satis distincta.

16. Diaporthe (Chorostate) simplicior Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. 8284
Nachtr. III, 1903, p. 154. — Stromatibus gregariis, subrotundatis

e basi usque 1 mm. lata, obtuse conoidois, disco minuto, subro-
tundo; peritheciis parcis (4-6) in quoque stromate, in cortice im-
mutato nidulantibus globoso-depressulis, nigris, 250-uOO \i. lat.,

672 Pyrenomycetae, Sphseriacese, Hyalodidymae, Diaporthe.

linea stromatica in ligno nulla; c-ol lis manifestis in ostiola globu-
losa parum emergentia abeuntibus; ascis tereti - f usoideis, apicc
bifoveolatis 43-48^5,5-3 octosporis; Bporidiis distichis, oblongo-
cylindraceis. obtusis, rcctis, 1 -septatis, leviter constrictis, 4-guttu-
latis, hyalinis, 10-13 * 2,5-3.

llab. in ramis siccis Pojiuli Tromulse, Luxcmburg.

17. Diaporthe (Chorostato caryigena Ell. et Ev. in Journ. of Mycol. 2283
1903, pag. 223. — Peritheciis 3-6 congestis, corticolis, globosis,
500 ;j.. diam., ambitu parenchymatequc interiori linoa nigra di-
stincta 0,5-1 mm. diam. circumscriptis; ostiolis fasciculatis initio
tectis, dein erumpentibus, papillatis; ascis subcylindraccis p. spor.
GO^IO; sporidiis submonostichis, ellipticis, 1-soptatis utrinque
rotundatis vel obtusis, constrictis, 9-13 » 3,5-4,5.

Hab. in ramis corticatis Caryae, London, Canada Americr
borealis.

18. Diaporthe (Tetrastaga) rhoina Feltg. Vorstud. Pih. Luxemb. Na- 2286
chtr. III, 1903, p. 145. — Stromate maculiformi, acute limitato,
versifornii, 0,5-2,5 « 0,3-0,7 mm., plano convexo, nigrificante; pe-
ritheciis cortice nidulantibus, plerumque 2-4-approximatis, globoso-
ovoideis, 200-300 \i. diam., ostiolis brcvc-conoideis cmergentibus ;
ligno infra immutato sed linoa stromatica nigra limitato; ascis
oblongo-clavatis, sessilibus, octosporis 35-45^8-10; sporidiis di-
stiohis rarius tristichis, obtuse ellipsoideis, rectis v. curvulis medio
septatis constrictisque, 4-guttulatis, hyalinis, 12-14*3,5-4,5.

Hdb.m ramis corticatis Rhois typhinae, Luxomburg. — Af-
finis Diap. crustosce.

19. Diaporthe (Tctrastaga) tamaricina Sacc. et Flag. in Atti Congr. 2287
bot. Palermo 1902, p. 52. — Peritheciis gregariis, cortice immutato
immersis, globosis, perexiguis, vi.\ 250 \i. d., ostiolo minutissimo
perforante, vlx. exstante; ascis fusoideis aparaphysatis, octosporis ;
sporidiis distiehis, fusoideis, ssepe curvulis, 10 2,5 obsolote guttu-
latis, hyalinis, utrinquo obtusiusculis.

ffab. in ramulis emortuis Tamaricis anglicse, Paray-le-
Monial G-alliae. — Linea nigra stromatic;i endoxyla nulla distincta.

20. Diaporthe (Tetrastaga Rhododendri Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Lu- 228S
semb. Nachtr. IIT, 1903, p. 141. — Peritheciis gregariis, sparsis

v. fere valsiformiter 1-5 approximatis, substantia stromatica nulla,

globosis, ostiolis rotundatis, singulis vel pluribus epidermidem por-

forantibus ct paullo emergentibus; ascis fusoideis. brove stipitatis,

lice obtusato-conicis, bi-foveolatis 55-61 7-8, octosporis; spori-

Pyrenomycetfe, Sphferiaeea?. Hyalodidymse, Diaporthe. 673

cliis distichis, fusoideis, 1-septato-constrictis, 4-guttatis, 12-14 «3-4,
utrinque appendicula conica hyalina auctis.

Hdb. in ramis siccis corticatis Rhododendri spec. cult;e
Luxemburg.

21. Diaporthe (Tetrastaga) Catalpas Ell. et Ev. in Journ. of Mvcol. 2289
1903, p. 224. — Peritheciis sparsis vcl 2-4 congestis, 0,5-0,8 mm.
diam., semiimmersis, ligno linea nigra 1-2 cm. diam. circumscripto,
ostiolo subgloboso, erumpenti donatis; ascis clavato-oblongis 40-

50 «6-7; sporidiis subdistichis, fusoideo-oblongis, 4-nucleatis, 10-
12 * 2,5-3.

Hdb. in ramis emortuis Catalpre, London, Canada, Amer. bor.

22. Diaporthe (Tetrastaga) sechalinensis Sacc. in Atti congr. bot. di 2290
Palermo 1902, p 52. — Peritheciis gregariis, minutis, globoso-de-
pressis, 300 [x. diam., membranaceis, nigris, intus griseis, cortice
fere immutato nidulantibus, ostiolis conico-cylindricis perforantibus
breviterque emergentibus ; ascis fusoideis 48 « 8 aparaphysatis ;
sporidiis octonis fusiformibus, utrinque brevissime apiculatis, 13-

15 « 3-4, 4-guttatis, hyalinis.

Hdb. in caule Polygoni sechalinens is culti, Cote-d' Or
Gallise (Pautrey). — A Diap. cliscordi, D. discrepante et D. ma-
cidosa satis diversa. Linea stromatica atra per lignum varie ex-
currit.

23. Diaporthe (Tetrastaga) Nucis-Avellanae Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Lu- 229]
xemb. 1901, Nachtr. II, p. 121. — Stromate effuso, maculiformi,
nunc 0,4-0,8 mm. diam., nunc latiore 1-4 mm., valde versiformi.
plura perithecia amplectente; peritheciis nunc sparsis, nunc fere
valsiformiter congestis, matricis superficiom nigrificantibus, sed non
elevantibus, substantiam interiorem non mutantibus, subglobosis,
nigris 200-300 [).. diam., in ostiola nodulosa, cylindracea, recta
vel curvula 300-800 ;j.. longa, abeuntibus; ascia fusoideis, apiee
bifoveolatis, 47-58^6,5-7,5, octosporis, rarius 5-6-sporis; sporidiis
subdistichis, fusoideis, rectis vel curvulis constrictulo-1-septatis,
4-guttulatis, hyalinis, 13-18 « 4-5, utrinquo appendicula conica 2,6-

3 [).. longa auctis.

Hdb. in putaminibus Coryli Avellanrc, Luxemburg.

24. Diaporthe (Tetrastaga) disputata Bomm. Rou>s. et Sacc. — Syll. 2292
■ XI, p. 312. — var. Ulmi Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb, NTachtr III,

1903, p. 143. — A typo dignoscitur peritheoiis paginae inf, epi-
dermidis adnatis, duplo crassioribus, 500-700 « 300- L00, subastomis,
inferno albo-pruinosis ; ascis 40-60 ^ 5,5-7,5, aparaphysatis, 6-8-

43

674 Pyrenomycet», Sphaeriacese, Hyalodidymse, Diaporthe.

sporis; sporidiis distichis, rarius tristichis, 13-15^4-5, utrinque
rotundatis, 4-guttatis, hyalinis.

Ilab. in ramis corticatis Ulmi campestris var. suberosa?,
Luxcmburg. — An potius species distincta?

25. Diaporthe (Euporthe) Hircini Feltg. Vorstud. Pilzfl. Luxemb. 2293
Nachtr. III, 1903, p. 134. — Stromate effuso, non acute limitato,
ligni stratum superiorem nigriflcante, sed linea stromatica nulla

in ligno limitato; peritheciis sparsis vel gregariis, subinde valsi-
formiter confertis, globosis 300-500 «j.. diam., nigricantibus, ostiolis
cylindraceis, rectis v. obliquis, rugosis, nunc brevibus, nunc sexies
perithecium superantibus; ascis tereti-fusoideis, apice bifoveolatis
50-60 « 7-8, octosporis; sporidiis mono-distichis, fusiformibus, utrin-
que obtusis, medio septatis, non vel vix constrictis, 4-guttulatis
10-18 * 2,5-3,5, hyalinis.

Hab. in caulibus decorticatis Hyperici hircini, Luxemburg.

26. Diaporthe (Euporthe) Teucrii Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. 1903, 2294
Nachtr. III, p. 134. — Stromate maculiformi, forma vario 1-6
cm. longo, 1-6 mm. lato, nigricante, in ligno linea nulla limitato;
peritheciis subglobosis, nigris 200-250 ;j.., ligno subimmersis, spar-

sis v. aggregatis, plerumque seriatim erumpentibus, ostiolo rostel-
lato 1 mm. et ultra long., recto v. curyo; ascis elliptico-fusoideis,
sessilibus, 50-55^7-8, octosporis; sporidiis distichis breve fusoi-
deis, rectis curvulisve, bicellularibus, constricto-septatis, hyalinis,
4-guttatis, 14-16 « 4-4,5.

Hab. in caulibus corticatis Teucrii Scorodoniae, Luxemburg.
— Diaporthi Rubia3 affinis.

27. Diaporthe (Euporthe) conigena Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. 2295
Nachtr. III, 1903, p. 136. — Peritheciis globosis 200-300 jj.. diam.,
sparsis vel paucis 3-10 valsiformiter aggregatis, parenchymate
immutato nidulantibus, sed maculam brunneam nigram irregularem

vel subrotundam convexulam efncientibus, ostiolis emergentibus
solitariis vel sa3pe in discum subrotundum, parum elevatum con-
junctis; ascis clavato-fusoideis, breve stipitatis, octosporis, apice
rotundatis. aparaphysatis 40-44 «6,5-9; sporidiis distichis v. par-
tim monostichis, obtuse fusiformibus, utrinque rotundatis, roctis
curvulisve, medio septatis non v. vix constrictis, 4-guttulatis, hya-
linis 11-15 « 4,5-5, utrinque primitus minute brevissimeque appen-
diculatis.

llab. in squamis strobilorum Abietis excolsa1, Luxemburg.

28. Diaporthe (Euporthe) verecunda Sacc. ct Flag. in Atti congr. bot. 22'.>G

Pyrenomycetse, Sphseriacese, Phaeodiliymae, Phreosphferella. 675

.Palermo 1902, p. 52. — Peritheciis in interiore corticis durioris su-
perficie fusco maculata immersis, globulosis, membranaceis, 400 \>..
diam., atris, intus albidis, ostiolis exiguis, corticem perforantibus
sed vix superantibus ; ascis fusoideis, aparaphysatis. apice bifoveo-
latis, 45-50 « 6,5-7,5 octosporis ; sporidiis fusoideis utrinque obtu-
satis, 11-13 v 2,8-3, medio leviter constrictis, 4-guttatis, hyalinis.
Hab. in pag. interiore corticis secedentis Salicis (an caprea;?)
Rigny sur Arroux Galliie. — Notis datis videtur distinguenda.

MYRM/ECIUM Nitschke et Fuck. — Syll. I p. 600, XVI p. 492.

1. Myrmaecium fraxineum Ell. et Ev. in Journ. of Myc 1903, p. 168. 2297
— Peritheciis ovato-ellipticis, 100-125 ;j.. diam., subimmersis, in
stromate 3 « 1,5 mm. diam. confertis, supernc planiusculis et erum-
pentibus, nigris, contextu albo; ascis cylindraceis, p. spor. circ.
75^8-10; paraphysibus evanescentibus ; sporidiis monostichis vel
superne distichis, ovoideis, hyalino-olivaceis, 1-septatis, plus minu-
sve ad septum constrictis, 12-14 v 5-6.

Hab. in ramis emortuis Fraxini viridi? River Forest, Illin.
Amer. bor. — A M . endoleuco Sacc. sporidiis subolivaceis, con-
strictis differt.

ENDOTHIA Fr. — Syll. I p. 600, IX P. 700, XIV p. 550.

1. Endothia longirostris Earle in Muhlenbergia 1901, p. 14. — Stro-
matibus dense sparsis, subinde confluentibus l;ete flavis, matrice
profunde insertis, innatis, demum erumpentibus vulgo subelongatis
5-6^2-3 mm.; peritheciis 5-6 usque 15 in quoque stromate im-
mersis, nigris circ. 0,5 mm. diam., ostiolis longe exsertis, usquo
1 cm., brunneo-flavis, rugulosis; ascis fusiformibus, tenuiter tuni-
catis, aparaphysatis 25-30 « 6, octosporis; sporidiis ovoideis. demum
a^qualiter 1-septatis, 6^3.

Hdb. in cortice arborum prope Santurcc Portorico. — Sporulae
pycnidicse adsunt minutissimoc 2 « 1 ex ostiolis nonnullis in cirros
corallinos eructatae.

Sect. 5. Plucodidymjc.

PH/EOSPH/ERELLA Karst. Syll. IX p. 723, XI. p. 312.

1. Phaeosphaerella Marchantiae P. Henn. Vorhandl. Boi. Ver. Prov. 2299

Brandeab. 1904, p. 120. Maculis offusis, brunnco-fuseis vol ci-

676 Pyrenomycettr, Sphseriacoa-, Phseodidymffi, Didymosphseria.

nereis exaridis; peritheciis innato-erumpentibus, punctiformibus.
gregarie sparsis, lenticularibus, atris, contextu membranaceo, fu-
sco-atro, celluloso, medio poro lato pertusis, ca. 80-100 ;j.. diam.;
ascis subcylindraceis, vertice rotundato-obtusis, basi subfasciculatis,
aparaphysatis, 8-sporis, 70-80 * 9-10; sporidiis oblique monostichis
vel subdistichis, subclavato-fusoideis, rectis vel curvulis, utrinque
subacutiusculis, medio 1-septatis, paulo constrictis, fuscis 10-15«

3 y2-4.

Hab. in thallo Marchanthr polymorphae pr. Berlin Ger-
mani;e (K. Osterwald).
2. Phaeosphaerella araneosa (Eehm) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Ita vocanda
Epicymatia araneosa (Rehm) Sacc. — Syll. I, p. 572 — seu Sphw-
rellothecium araneosum (Rehm) Zopf in N. Act. Leop. Car. LXX,
1897, p. 178, cum icone. — Sporidia matura omnino fuliginea,
12,5-14,3 « 5,4; paraphyses nullna.

TICHOTHECIUM Flotow — Syll. IX, p. 723, XIV, pag. 551, XVI,
p. 498. — Aptius forte est hoc genus limitandum ad species tantum
ascis polysporis sporidiisque pha-odidymis prseditis. Cfr. Syll. IX,
p. 726, sect. II.

1. Tichothecium microcarpum Arn. Tirol. XIV, p. 477. — Perithe- 2300
ciis nigris, minutissimis ; ascis 20-sporis aparaphysatis ; sporidiis
bicellularibus, brunneis, 6-8 « 3-3,5, ovoideis.

Hab. in apotheciis Call opismatis sp. etBiatorinae di-
lutae in Tirolia.

DIDYMOSPH/ERIA Fuck. — Syll. I p. 701, IX p 728, XI p. 312,
XIV p. 551, XVI p. 498.

1. Didymosphaeria minima Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 2301
1903, p. 246. — Peritheciis grej^ariis vel sparsis, omnino tectis,
globosis, basi applanatis, nigris 80-150 a. diam., subinde epider-
mide denigrata tectis, ostiolo minuto conico, emergente; ascis tereti-
davatis, deorsum tenuatis, filiformi - paraphysatis 55-85 » 3,5-5,
octosporis; sporidiis mono-distichis, obovato-ellipsoideis vel sub-
fusoideis^ obtusulis, rectis vel curvulis 1-septatis, non constrictis,
olivaceo-brunneis, 8-9 « 3-4, cellula superiori vulgo paullo crassiore.

Ilab. in raulibus corticatis Echii vulgaris, Luxemburg. —
Proxime affinis Didym. subconoiderc.

2. Didymosphaeria Stellariae v. Hohnel Fragm. znr Mvcol. 1903, p. 6. 2302
— Foliicola; perithociis teneris, sparsis, epidermide non nigre-

Pyrenomycetse, Sphaeriacece, Phseodidymse, Didymosphteria. G77

scente tectis, plerumque nervis foliorum insidentibus, splneroideis,
brunneis, obscurius papillatis, ostiolo 30-40 \l. lato pertusis, 170-
250 (i. latis ; tunica molli, e cellulis tenuibus, majusculis formata;
ascis octosporis, clavatis, 80-100 « 16-18, breve et crasse pedicel-
latis; sporidiis distichis, flavis, elongato-fusiformibus, utrinque
attenuatis, strato tenui, hyalino circumdatis, rectis vel plerumque
curvulis, 24-36 « 6-9, didymis, cellula supera quam inferiore triplo
vel quadruplo longiore, paraphysibus numerosis, filiformibus, cras-
siusculis.

Hab. in foliis languidis Stellariae nemorum, in silvis prope
Westendorf Tirolise.

3. Didymosphaeria Idaei Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. 1901, Nachtr. 2303
II, p. 172. — Peritheciis gregariis 0,5-1^0,2-3 mm. epidermide
immutata velatis et ostiolo conico atro-brunneo erumpentibus ,
globoso-depressis; ascis cylindricis, 82-104*8,5-10; sporidiis obli-
que monostichis, oblongis, ssepe inoequaliter bi-cellularibus, leviter
constrictis, 13-15 v 4-5,5, brunneis, intus granulosis; paraphysibus
tenuiter filiformibus.

Hab. in ramulis siccis Rubi Idaei, Luxemburg.

4. Didymosphaeria Rhois Feltg. Vorst. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 2304
1903, p. 248. — Peritheciis sparsis vel hinc inde approximatis,
epidermide non elevata sed supra perithecia levitor denigrata tectis,
globoso-depressis 150-450 ;>,. diam. ; ascis cylindricis, breve stipitatis
80-100 « 7-9, filiformi-paraphysatis, octosporis; sporidiis monosti-
chis, oblongo-ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis, medio septatis, non

v. vix constrictis, acutis curvulisve, brunneis 10-13 « 5-6.

Hdb. in ramulis corticatis Rhois typhinre, Luxemburg. —
Tam a Didym. majore, quam a Didym. rJioina bene distincta. '-':;":'

5. Didymosphaeria Hippophaes Rehm,Hedw. 1903, p. 292). — Peritheciis
gregarie sub epidermide nidulantibus eamque protrudentibus, glo-
bulosis, minutissime papillulatis, ostiolo conspicuo prominentibuSj
glabris, nigro-fuscis, ad basim hyphis nonnullis subfuscis, septatis
50 « 5 vestitis; contextu parenchymatico 100-120 ;j.. diam.; ascis
obclavatis 60*12, octosporis; paraphysibus ramosis; sporidiis ob-
longis v. clavatis, utrinquo obtusis, 1-septatis, utraque cellula saepe
2-biguttulatis, interdum cellula superiore breviore, ad septum vix
constrictis, flavido-fuscidulis 12-15 « 5-6, distichis.

Hab. in foliis putrescentibus Hippopha§s rhamnoidis,
Kaiserthal prope Hinterbiirenbad Tirolire (Dr. Ekhm .

6. Didymosphaeria massarioides Sacc. et Brun. — Syll. IX. p. 729. 2306

C/8 Pyrenomycetse, Sphseriacese, Pheeodidymse, Didymospheeria.

— var. Hederae Feltg. Vorst. Pilz. Luxcmb. Nachtr. III, 1903,
p. 248. — A typo differt clypeo stromatieo nigricante circa ostio-
lum; peritheciis globosis 400-G00 ;j.. diam.; ascis paullo longioribus
13G-152 » 8-10; sporidiis non constrictis 19-21 « 5,5-7, brunneis.

I /d/>. in ramis corticatis Hederse Helicis, Luxemburg.

7. Didymosphaeria cryptosphaerioides Rehm, Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 176. ^n~

— Peritheeiis gregaviis, sub epidermide albescente fere confertis,
sed uon botryoso nidulantibus eamque subhemisplnerice elevantibus,
dein ostiolo conoideo minutissimo perforantibus, demum liberis, glo-
bosis, glabris, nigris 0,3 mm. diam. subcarbonaceis ; ascis clavatis,
apice rotundatis 120-140^12-15, oetosporis; sporidiis ellipsoideis.
medio septatis, haud constrictis, subfuscis 18-20 « 9-10, in ascis
parte superiore distiehis, in inferiore monostichis; paraphysibus
ramosis, septatis, 4 jj.. crassis.

Hab. ad corticem (Mesquite = Acacia? Prosopis?) Texas
Amer. bor. (Long). — Poritheciis sub epidermide primitus gre-
gariis eamque Cryptosphcerim modo poris minutis perforantibus
sporidiisque in ascis distiche positis a ceteris speciebus divergens,
forsitan potius AmphispJuuricu species propter perithecia carbo-
nacea.

8. Didymosphaeria epidermidis (Fr.) Fuck. — Syll. I, p. 709. — var. 2308
petiolorum Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. 1901, Nachtr. II, p. 174,
Didym. spec. Felt. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. I, 1899, p. 272. — Peri-
theciis sparsis immersis, vix papilla minuta emergentibus, globoso-
deprossis, collabascentibus; ascis tereti-clavatis, nliformi-paraphysa-

tis, 84-90^7-9; sporidiis monostichis, obtuse ellipsoideis, brun-
neolis, ad septum leniter constrictis, eguttulatis v. biguttulatis 9-
15 » 5-6.

Hab. in petiolis siccis Robinia} Pseudacaciae, Luxemburg.

— Var. Catalpae Feltg. Vorst. Pilz. Luxemb. Naehtr. III, 1903,
p. 249. — A typo differt peritheciis non collabascontibus 100-
400 a. diam., sporidiis jugiter monostiehis, vulgo eguttulatis, 10-
13 « 5-6. In ramulis cortieatis Catalpoe bignonioidis , Lu-
xemburg.

9. Didymosphaeria lignicola Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. 1901 , 2309
Nachtr. II, p. 173. — Peritheciis grogariis v. sparsis, ligno basi
insculptis, erumpentibus, clypeo atrato, angusto tectis; ascis tereti-
clavatis, breve stipitatis 52-65^8-9; sporidiis monostichis, elli-
psoideis non constrictis, brunneis 8-10 = 4,5-5,5; paraphysibus
filiformibus, ramosis.

Pyrenomycetae, Sphseriacese, Phseodidymae, Didymosphaeria. 679

Hab. in ramis decorticatis Populi canadensis, Luxemburg.
— Var. Frangulae Feltg. 1. c. — A typo differt peritheciis plo-
rumque seriatis, macula stromatica circa ostiolum magis expansa,
ascis 52-70^6-9, tereti-clavatis ; sporidiis monostichis, non con-
strictis, biguttatis, brunneis 8-11 « 5-6 et paraphysibusnon (?) ra-
mosis. In ramis decorticatis Rhamni Frangul;i-, Luxemburg.

10. Didymosphaeria subcorticalis Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. 1901, 2310
Nachtr. II, p. 173. — Peritheciis gregariis, immersis, ostiolo conico
per epidermidem circum circa atratam erumpentibus; ascis ....
non visis; sporidiis ellipsoideis, utrinque tenuatis, bi-cellularibus,
bi-guttatis, brunneis, 15-18 « 5.

Hab. in pariete interiore corticis Salicis albte, Luxemburg.

11. Didymosphaeria nana Rostrup — Syll. IX, p. 730. — var. bra- 231]
chyspora Sacc. Cfr. Harrim. Alaska Exped. Crypt. p. 30. — A
typo differt; sporidiis paullo brevioribus, nempe 18-20 * 6,5-7,5
nec 25 « 7-8.

Hdb. in foliisAlni, Port Vells Alaska (Trelease).

12. Didymosphaeria minuta Niessl. — Syll. I, p. 715. - var. Pseudo- 2312
Acori Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. 1901, Nachtr. II, p. 175. —

A typo differt, ascis minoribus nempe 34-40 v 5-6 sporidiisque
multo minoribus, nempe 7-8 v 2,5-3, profunde constrictis, brun-
neolis, bi-guttulatis.

Hab. in caulibus et pedunculis Iridis Pseudo-Acori, Lu-
xemburg.

13. Didymosphaeria Clementsii Sacc. et D. Sacc. Phorcys minutus Cle- 2313
ments in Bull. of the Torr. Bot. Cl. 1903, p. 84, nec l)id. minuta
Niessl. — Peritheciis solitariis, copiosis, raro subgregariis, primi-

tus tectis, deinde epidermidem nigricantem pertusis, submembra-
naceis, depresso-globosis, ostiolo depresso, rugulosis, atro-brunnois,
minutis 85-150 \l. diam.; ascis 6-8-sporis, irregulariter clavatis,
brevibus, ad basim attenuatis 80 ^ 16-18; paraphysibus Linearibus,
paucis; sporidiis monostichis, sursum distichis, oblongo-ellipticis,
uni-septatis, ad septum constrictis, levibus, brunneis, bi-guttulatis
13-16 « 6-7.

Hdb. ad folia vetusta exsiccataque Yucca1 glauoae, Crosa
Ruxton Amer. bor.

14. Didymosphaeria Feltgeni Syd. Ann. Myc. 1903, p. 177, 1). Typhcn 2314
Feltg. Vorstud. Lux. Nachtr. II, p. 172, noc Peck. — Peritheciis
gregariis, immersis, globosis, basi applanatis, ostiolo brcvitor c\
lindraceo-conico per epidermidem erumpcntibus, atro-brunneis 200

680 Pyreriomycetse, Sphaeriacese, Phaeodidym», Didymospheeria.

[).. cliam.; ascis oblongo-clavatis, subsessilibus 21-20 #8-10, octo-
sporis, paraphysibus filiformi-clavulatis, flaveolis, ascos superau-
tibus; sporidiis inordinatis obovatis. inaequaliter bilocularibus, rectis
vel curvulis brunneis 8-13 2,5 3,5.

Hti&.in calamo Typhae latifoliae, Luxemburg. — Contextus
perithecii atro-brunneus, parenchymaticus.

15. Didymosphaeria cypericola P. Henn. Fungi Australien. II, p. 188. 2315
— Peritheciis sparsis. epidermide tectis dcin erumpentibus, hemi-
sphaericis, ostiolatis, membranaceis, atris, ca. 80-90 ;j.. ; ascis cylin-
draceis, obtusiusculis, stipitatis, 8-sporis, 30-60 » 3 '/.-4 '/2; sporidiis
oblique monostichis, oblongo-ellipsoidois, obtusiusculis, 1-2-guttu-
latis. medio 1-septatis haud constrictis, atro-fuscis.

Hab. in culmis Cyperaceae cujusdam, Eumundi, S. Queens-
land, Australke (Doct. E. Pritzei. .

16. Didymospha^ria striatula Penz. et Sacc. in Malpighia 1901, p. 227, 2316
Ic. fung. Jav. t. VIII, ng. 2. — Peritheciis in greges minutos
suborbiculares 1,5-2 mm. long. digestis, peridermio atrato tectis,
globulosis 250-350 a. diam., nigris. dein ostiolo papillato erum-
pentibus; ascis cylindraceis, apice obtusis, crassiuscule et breviter
noduloso-stipitatis, 85-95 «9-11, filiformi-paraphysatis, octosporis;
sporidiis oblique monostichis v. distichis, oblongo-fusoideis, saspe
inaequilateris, utrinque acutiusculis 20-23 » 7, uniseptatis, leviter
constrictis, atro-olivaceis, tenuiter longitrorsum striatis.

Ildb. ad culmos putres Bambusae, Tjibodas Javae. — Notis
datis facile distinguenda species. Nota dignum quod in non paucis
Ascomycetum speciebus javanicis sporidia longitudinaliter striolata
occurrant, quod rarissime in europaeis.

17. Didymosphaeria crastophila (Niessl) AVint. — Syll. XI, p. 735. 2317
— var. Brachypodii Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. 1901, Nachtr. II,

p. 175. — A typo difFert ascis augustioribus et brevioribus, nempe

31-60^5 sporidiisque ovato-ellipsoideis, constrictis 6-8^2,5-3,5,

lirunneolis, loculo superiori paullo crassiore.

Hab. in culmis et vaginis Brachypodii silvatici Luxemburg.
L8. Didymosphaeria arenaria Mouton — Syll. IX, p. 73G. — var. ma- 2318

crospora Saccardo et Scalia, Harrim. Alaska Exped. Crypt. p. 30,

pl. IV, iig. 9. — Sporidiis 40*13,5 (nec 30*14), fuscc-llis.
Hab. in culmis Airre caespitosae v. brevifoliae, Shumagin

Islands, Alaska Harringtox .
19. Didymosphaeria Patellae Rehm in Hedw. 1903, p. (175). Pe- 2319

ritheciis globulosis, parasitice in disco, sossilibus, glabris, 120 (j..

Pyrenomyceta?, Sphteriacese, Phjieodidymse, Didymosphseria. 681

diam., superius subhyalinis, ad basim fuscidulis et hyphis hyalinis,
simplicibus, septatis, rectis 3 jj.. cr. vestitis; contextu parenchy-
matico; ascis cylindraceis apice rotundatis, 80-90 ** 9-10 octosporis;
sporidiis dacryoideis, utrinque obtusis, medio septatis et subcon-
strictis, flavido-brunneis, 9-10 « 6, monostichis; paraphysibus fili-
formibus 1 jj.. cr., hyalinis.

Hab. parasitica in disco Heterosphoeria: Patelhe (Tode)
Grev. Haugrav Gotland Sueciaa.

Endococcus Nyl. (1854j em. Species lichenicolge, parasiticse.

(Huc referri possunt species Tichothecii ascis 4-8-sporis, sporidiis phseodidymis
prsaditse. Cfr. Syll. IX, p. 723, sect. I).

20. Didymosphaeria stereocaulicola (Linds.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Micro- 2330
thelia stereocaulicola Lmdsv Obs. p. 537. t. XXIII, f. 30. — Pe-
ritheciis verrucarioideis, papilliformibus, perexiguis, nigris, subim-
mersis; ascis 55-60^15, obsolete paraphysatis ; sporidiis obovatis,
hyalinis, 1-septatis, demum brunneis, 12-14*8.

Hab. in thallo Stereocauli paschalis in Britannia.

21. Didymosphaeria parietinaria (Linds.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Microthelia 2321
parietinaria Linds. Obs. p. 541, t. XXIII, f. 33. — Peritheciis
minutis, nigris, punctiformibus v. papilliformibus, basi immersis;
ascis non visis; sporidiis 1-septatis, brunneis, constrictis, 12-13 * 4.

Hab. in thallo Xanthoriae parietinse in Britannia.

22. Didymosphaeria Sporastatiae (Anzi) Wint. — Syll. IX, p. 739 — 2322
Polycoccum Sporastatiai Anzi, forma Incongruae Arn. in Hedw.
1896, p. 337. — Peritheciis globosis nigris; ascis octosporis; spo-
ridiis bicellularibus, fusoideis, brunneis.

Hab. in thallo Lecideae incongrua? in Tirolia.

23. Didymosphaeria squamarioides (Mudd) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Sorothdia ,; ;
squamarioides (Mudd) Zopf, Hedw. 1896, p. 353, Sphceria Mudd,
Man. p. 130. — Peritheciis congestis, punctiformibus, nigris; ascis
cylindraceis, 8-sporis, paraphysatis ; sporidiis fusoideia v ovoideia
vel subpiriformibus vel subcylinclraceis 16-21 « 6-9, bieellularibu8,
brunneis.

Hab. in thallo Placodii gelidi in Britannia. — Eat fere
absque dubio eadem ac Tichothecium squamarioides Wint. — Syll.
IX, p. 725 — cujus tamon sporidia multo minora de8cribuntur.

24. Didymosphaeria fumosaria (Leight.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Verrucaria &&

682 Pyrenomycetse, Sphseriaceee, Pheeodidymee, Didymosphseria.

fumosaria Leight. Brit. Lich. Fl. p. 493. — Peritheciis globoso-
depressis semiimmorsis, subdimidiatis; ascis octosporis aparaphy-
satis; sporidiis bicellularibus, brunneis, oblongis, 15-16^7.
Ilab. in thallo Lecideic. fumosse in Britannia.

25. Didymosphaeria pseudocarpa (Nyl.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Endococcus '23x
pseudocarpus Nyl. Flora 1873, p. 204, Zopf Hedw. 1890, p. 328.

— Peritheciis sursum brunneis, deorsum vix coloratis; ascis octo-
sporis sporidiis bicellularibus, brunneis, 9-15 * 5-6.

Hab. in thallo Heppiic Guopini var. nigrolinibatic in
P3rrcn;eis orient.

26. Didymosphaeria physciicola (Nyl.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Mycoporum 2326
physciicola Nyl. Fl. 1873, p. 299, Rehm Disc. p. 224. — Perithe-
ciis globulosis, nigris prominulis; ascis octosporis; sporidiis oblon-
go-ovoideis, bicellularibus, 10-13 « 4-6, fuscis, septo constrictulis.

Ildb. in thallo Physcige caasise in Gallia.

27. Didymosphaeria pellax (Nyl.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Endococcus pellax 2327
Nyl. Flora 1873, p. 204. — Peritheciis omnino brunneis nec infra
pallidis; ascis 8-sporis; sporidiis bicellularibus brunneis 9-15* 5-6,
oblongo-fusiformibus ; paraphysibus nullis (?).

Hab. in thallo Heppiie obscurantis in Pyrenaeis orienta-
libus. — Peraffinis D. pseudocarpce.

28. Didymosphaeria epicallopisma (Wedd.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Tichothe- ^328
cium epicallopisma Wedd. Nouv. rev. d. Lichens etc. 1873, p. 22,
Phceospora epicallopisma (Wedd.) Arn. ap. Zopf, Hedw. 1896,

p. 327 (Verrucaria). — Peritheciis nigris ; ascis octosporis; spori-
diis brunneis, bicellularibus.

Ilab. in thallo Gyalolechke callopismatis, Blossac Galliae.

29. Didymosphaeria Gyrophorae (Arnold) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Pharcidia 2:».)
Gyrophoro> (Arnold) Zopf in Hedw. 1896, p. 327. — Peritheciis
innatis, 100-160 « 80-130; ascis aparaphysatis, latis, vix stipitatis,
4-8-sporis; sporidiis bicellularibus, tandem brunneis 13-17,9 « 7-8.

Ilab. in thallo Gyrophorae cylindric;c in Germania.

30. Didymosphaeria opulenta (Th. Fr. et Almq.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. En- 2330
dococcus opulentus Th. Fr. et Almq. Botaniska Not. 1867, p. 109.

— Peritheciis subglobosis, semi-immersis, atris, diam. circ. 100-
150; paraphysibus in gelatinam diffluxis; ascis subventricosis 8-
-poris; sporidiis dyblastis, loculo inferiore angustiore, utrinquo ob-
tusis, nigricantibus, 24-26^12-13; gelatina hymemca, jodo leviter
crerulescente.

Hab. in thallo Polyblasti;c int ercede 11 tis et Lecide;c

PyrenomycetEe, Sphseriacese, Phseodidymae, A.mphisphaeria. 683

enteroleucas v. latypeaj pr. Midtaklappen, Herjedalen Suecia-
(S. Almquist.)

31. Didymosphaeria fusigera (Th. Fr. et Almq.) Sacc. et D. Sacc En- 2331
dococcus fusiger Th. Fr. et Almq. Botaniska Notiser 1867, p. 109.

— Peritheciis subglobosis, semiimmersis, atris, diam. circ. 0,2 mm. ;
paraphysibus in gelatinam diffluxis; ascis cylindrico-subinflatis 8-
sporis; sporidiis fusiformibus, dyblastis, nigricantibus, 16-8 «6;
gelatina hymen. jodo vinose rubente.

Hab. in thallo Rhizocarpi geminati prope Funnesdalen
Herjedalen Sueciae (S. Almquist.).

32. Didymosphaeria Dannenbergii Stein ap. Arn. Exs. n. 1514 (absque 2332
diagnosi). — Peritheciis subsparsis, innato-erumpentibus, globu-
losis, nigris, nitidulis, 250-300 |i. diam. ; ascis tereti-clavatis sub-
sessilibus, filiformi-paraphysatis, octosporis, 86-96^16; sporidiis
distichis ellipsoideo oblongis, utrinque rotundatis, 1-septatis, leviter
constrictis, atro-fuligineis, vulgo rectis, 17 « 7-8.

Hab. in thallo Pertusaria3 lutescentis ad truncos TiliaB
Calvarienberg, Rhon Germaniaj (Dannenberg).

MASSARIELLA Speg. — Syll. I p. 716, IX p. 739, XI p. 314, XIV
p. 555, XVI p. 503.

1. Massariella Eriophori (Feltg.) Sacc. et D. Sacc Phorcys Eriophori 2333
Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 1903, p. 162. — Pe-
ritheciis sparsis, immersis, dein erumpentibus, globosis, papillatis,
nigris, firmulis, 300-400 \x. diam.; ascis clavatis, apice rotundatis
et crasse tunicatis, breve stipitatis 190-210 » 33-37, octosporis; spo-
ridiis distichis, ellipsoideis, bicellularibus, constrictis, atro-brunneis,
muco obvolutis, 40-43 v 17-20; paraphysibus constricto-septatis.
ascos superantibus.

Hdb. in calamis Eriophori angusti foli i, Luxemburg.

AMPHISPH/ERIA Ces. et De Not. - Syll. I p. 718, IX p. 741, XI

p. 315, XIV p. 555, XVI p. 503.
1. Amphisphaeria Viae-malae Rehm in Oest. Bot. Zeitschr. 1904, p. 81.

— Peritheciis in cortice v. ligni superficie denigrata innatis, spar-
sis, subgregariis, globoso-conicis, papillula conoidca parvula, poro
pertusis, demum basi immersis, fero sessilibus, glabris. atris, car-
bonaceis, 300-350 \i.. diam. ; ascis cylindraceis, apice rotundatis,
medio septatis, haud constrictis, utraque cellula guftam magnam

i'M Pyronomyccta\ SplmTiacoji?, Phaeodidyrhee, A.mphisphseria.

oleosam includente, fuscis, 8-10 w 3,5-4,5, monostichis; paraphysibus
filiformibus 2 [j.. cr.

IFab. ad ramulos siccos fere decorticatos Ligustri, Via mala
montis Splugen, Graubunden Helvetiae.

2. Amphisphaeria aterrima Pat. in Duss Enum. Champ. Guadel. 1903, 2335
p. 71. — Peritheciis sparsis. subglobosis, ligno latissime nigrifi-
cato basi insculptis, ostiolo minuto papillato prseditis, '/3 mm. d.,
carbonaceis, glabris ; ascis cylindricis 160« 15, octosporis ; sporidiis
monostichis fusoideis utrinque tenuatis, medio 1-septatis leniter-
que constrictis, biguttatis, 23 « 10, brunneis; paraphysibus copio-
sissimis filiformibus, ramosis.

FFab.m trunco putri Richeriae grandis, Basse-Terre Gua-
dalupte (Duss).

3. Amphisphaeria irregularis Eehm, Hedw. XLIV, p. 4, fig. 4. — 2336
Peritheciis opiphyllis, sessilibus, plerumque 6-10 congestis, rarius
sparsis, conoideis, glabris, poro pertusis, atris, carbonaceis, ca.
150 jj.. cr.; ascis clavatis 50-60 v 12, octosporis; sporidiis clavatis,
utrinque obtusis inoequaliter bicellularibus, cellula superiore 2/3 bre-
viore, ad septum non constrictis, subfuscis 12-15^5-6, distichis;
paraphysibus ? ramosis.

FFab. in foliis Meliaceae cujusdam, Blumenau Brasiliae. —
Affinis Amph. Clusice ; sporidiis inasqualiter bicellularibus, ascis cla-
vatis etc. dignoscitur.

4. Amphisphaeria Thujae Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 3337
1903, p. 269. — Peritheciis sparsis vel 2-3-approximatis, erum-
penti-subsuperficialibus, globosis, atro-brunneis, carbonaceo-fragili-
bus 250-300 [j.. diam., vertice applanatis rugulosis et minute pa-
pillatis; ascis clavatis vel subteretibus, apice rotundatis, longe te-
nuato-stipitatis 60-90*5,5-8, filiformi-paraphysatis 4-6-8-sporis;
sporidiis, submonostichis vel subdistichis, oblongo-ellipsoideis vel
demum subcylindraceis, bicellularibus, rectis curvulisve, utrinque
obtusulis, medio fortiter constrictis, 4-6-guttulatis, pallide brun-
neo-nigricantibus, plerumque 13 * 4-5.

FFab. in ramis corticatis ThujaB orientalis, Luxemburg. —
Amph. Thuja3 proxima.

5. Amphisphaeria Juniperi Tracy et Earle, Plantic Bakerianae fasc. I, 233«
Fungi, p. 30. — Peritheciis sparsis, superficialibus, globosis, car-
bonaceis, subsparsis, 0,6 mm. eirc. diam.. ostiolo papillato do-
natis; ascis clavato-cylindracois, brove stipitatis 100-120 » 20; pa-
raphysibus filiformibus ; sporidiis distichis, late fusiformibus, fu-

Pyrenomycetse, Sphferiacepe, Phaeodidymae, Amphisphaeria 685

ligineo-pallidis, 1-septatis, constrictis, biguttulatis, utrinque sub-
acutis 30-35 * 10-12.

Hab. in ligno cseso Juniperi monosporma?, Mancos. Co-
lorado Amer. bor.

6. Amphisphaeria Populi Tracy et Earle, Plantre Bakerianse, fasc. I, 2339
Fungi p. 30. — Peritheciis dense sparsis, levibus, globosis, nigris,
lucentibus, obscure poro pertusis, 250-300 ;j.. diam.; ascis cylin-
draceis, breve stipitatis 80-90^8; parapliysibus numerosis, filifor-
mibus; sporidiis monostichis ovalibus utrinque rotundatis, fuligi-
neis, sequaliter 1-septatis, valde constrictis, 12 « 6.

Hab. in ramis decorticatis Populi angustifolisB, Mancos,
Colorado Amer. bor.

7. Amphisphseria juglandicola Feltg. Vorst. Pi^z. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 2340
1903, p. 270. — Peritheciis in areis dealbatis gregariis, basi ligno
insculptis, globosis, leviter depressis, brunneis vel atro-brunneis
400-600 ;j.. diam. ; ostiolo obtuse conico; ascis cylindraceis deorsum
tenuato-stipitatis 77-108*8, octosporis; paraphysibus filiformibus
guttulatis, ascos superantibus ibique bifurcatis; sporidiis monosti-
chis, tereti-ellipsoideis, late rotundatis, medio constricto 1-septatis,
eguttatis, dilute brunneis 10-13 * 5-6.

Hdb. in ramis decorticatis Juglandis regise, Luxemburg.
Amph. salicicoloe proxima.

8. Amphisphaeria granulosa E. et Ev. Journ. ofMycol. 1904, p. 169. ^341
— Peritheciis erumpenti-superficialibus, globosis vel deprosso-
globosis, granuloso - rugulosis circ. 500 ;j.. diam., dense sparsis,
ostiolo minuto papillato; ascis cylindraceis, breve stipitatis 65-
70*4, obsolete paraphysatis; sporidiis monostichis, oblongis, 1-
septatis, vix constrictis, pallide brunneis utrinque subattenuatis
10-12 « 3-3,5.

Hab. in ligno vetusto quercino, ad terram, Lyndonville N.
York Amer. bor. (C. E. Fairman).

9. Amphisphaeria applanata (Fries) Cesati et De Notaris — Syll. I, 2342
p. 718 et IX p. 741. — var. Alasks Sacc. Harrim. Alaska Exped.
Crypt. p. 30 (ut typus). — Ascis angustioribus 105-115* 14-15;
sporidiis 22-25 « 8-8,5; loculo super. (!) majori et acutiori ; pori-
theciis 500-600 ;j.. diam.

Hab. in ramis siccis. socia Pirottozai yakutatiana, Yakutat Bay
Alaska (Trelease).

Pyrenomyeetse, Sphseriaceae, Phseodidymse, Delitschia.
GAILLARDIELLA Pat. — Syll. XIV p. 559, XVI p. 507.
1. Gaillardiella Piptocarphae Rehm, Hedw. XLIV (1905) fig. 3. 2343
Peritheciis in epiphyllo c. 5 arcte congregatis sessilibus semi-
globosis, poro pertusis, glabris, membranaceis, nigro-fuscis c. 100
u. ; ascis elavatis, apice rotundatis, crasse tunicatis, 45^ 12, 8-
sporis; sporidiis clavatis, utrinque obtusis, inaequaliter 2-cellula-
ribus, cellula superiore 2/3 breviore, ad septum haud constrictis,
subfuseis, 10 « 4-4,5, distichis; paraphysibus filiformibus 3 «j.. cr.
Hab. in foJiis Piptocarphie oblongif oli.ne , Blumenau
Brasiliae (E. Ule). — Ob specimina manca dubium est an ad gen.
Gaillardiellam pertineat species.

DIMEROSPORIOPSIS P. Henn. Hedw. 1901, p. (173) (Etym. a Dime-
rosporio, quocum habitu convenit). — Perithecia parasitica, mem-
branacea, globoso-depressa, collabentia, setulosa, subiculo mycelico
atro effuso matricis ramos deformante, eonidia fusoideo-clavata 1-
3-septata brunnea generante insidentia. Asci elongati, paraphy-
sati, octospori. Sporidia oblonga v. fusoidea, 1-septata, e ilavo fu-
sca. — Hic Dimerosporio hinc Neopecltioi affine genus.

1. Dimerosporiopsis Engleriana P. Henn. 1. c. Dimerospormm Engle-
rianum P. Henn. — Syll. XIV, p. 468.

NEOPECKIA Sacc. — Syll. IX p. 749, XI p. 317, XIV p. 558, XVI
p. 506.

1. Neopeckia argentinensis Speg. in Ann. Soc. Cient. Arg. 1899, 2344
p. 269. — Laxe gregaria, subsuperficialis dense sordideque sub-
cinereo-villosa; peritheciis sparsis v. laxe gregariis, ovatis, basi
vix insculptis, apice obtusis, fuseo-atris, membranaceis e carnoso-
coriacellis, contextu fuligineo, hyphis septulatis levibus, pallide oli-
vascentibus v. fumosis 100-150^5-7, crispulis, vestitis; ascis cy-
lindraceis, sursum obtuse rotundatis, brevissime pedicellatis 125-
135 « 7-8, octosporis, aparaphysatis ?. ; sporidiis recte monostichis,
cvlindraceis, utrinque obtusiuscule rotundatis, 16-17*6, medio 1-
septatis, subconstrictis, 1-guttulatis, levibus, pulehre fuligineis.

llab. ad ramos dejectos putrescentes Erythrinse crista-
galli in insula Santiago prope La Plata ArgentinaB.

DELITSCHIA Auersw. — Syll. I p. 732, IX p. 747, XI p. 317, XIV

p. 558, XVI p. 506.
1. Delitschia microspora Oud. Hedw. 1882, vol. XXI, pag. 165. — -#45

Pyrenomycetfe, Sphseriacese, Phaeodidymae, Delitschia. 687

Peritheciis et ascis non observatis ; sporidiis oblongis utrinque ro-
tundatis, septatis, vix constrictis, pallide brunneis 9-10 * 3,5.

Hab. in stercore caprino prope Harlem et la Haye Hollan-
clise. — Peritheciis ascisque ignotis, species omnino dubia et aptius
omittenda.

2. Delitschia vulgaris Griff. Mem. Torr. B. 01. 1901, p. 104, t. 14, 2346
f. 4-6. — Peritheciis sparsis, immersis, subgloboso-piriformibus,
600-750 « 375-450, tenui-membranaceis e brunneo nigris, ostiolo
cylindraceo, curvato, pilis parcis, septatis longiusculis vestito;
ascis 8-sporis, cylindraceis apice rotundatis, breve stipitatis, 185-
215 «24-27; paraphysibus filiformibus septatis ascos superantibus;
sporidiis oblique monostichis, 2-cellularibus, utrinquo late rotun-
datis profunde constrictis, 27-30 w 13-16, e flavido opace atro-brun-
neis, strato prominenti, hyalino obductis.

Hab. in fimo bovino et equino, New York, Ft. Lee, Au-
burn Amer. bor.

3. Delitschia excentrica Griff. Mem. Torr. B. Cl. 1901, pag. 101, 2347
tab. XIII, fig. 7-9. — Peritheciis sparsis, immersis, ostiolo longo
cylindraceo, truncato vel rotunclato, plerumque pilis brevibus se-
ptatis brunneis vestito, prreditis, 750 » 300-500, tenui-membrana-
ceis, atro-brunneis, opacis; ascis octosporis cylindraceis, apice ro-
tundatis, basi obtuse stipitatis 330-370^34-40; paraphysibus fili-
formibus obsolete septatis; sporidiis ellipsoideis utrinque excentrice
acutatis, oblique 1-septatis constrictisque 45-50^21-24, e flavido
atro-brunneis opacisque.

Hab. in fimo bovino, Austin et Biloxi, Amer. bor. (Lon<\
Tracy).

4. Delitschia leporina Griff in Mem. Torr. B. CI. 1901, pag. 101, 2348
tab. XIII, fig. 14-16. — Peritheciis sparsis, immersis 600-750 »
500 piriformibus vel breve cylindraceis in ostiolum nigrum late
truncatum rugosum et pilosum desinentibus, tenui-membranacois.
atro-brunneis, opacis; ascis octosporis clavatis, apice late rotun-
datis breve obtuseque stipitatis 240-295*30-34; paraphysibus fi-
liformibus, septatis, ascos superantibus; sporidiis distichis ellipsoi-
deis utrinque acutiuscule rotundatis, oblique 1-septatis profunde-
que constrictis 40-65 « 16-20 e flavido atro-brunneo opacisque,
strato hyalino praedistincto ad septum constricto.

Hab. in stercore cuniculorum, Ft. Lee, N. Y. Amer. bor. 2349

5. Delitschia apiculata Griff. Mem. Torr. B. Club. 1901, pag. 104,
tab. 13, f. 10-13. — Peritheciis semiimmersis, sparsis v. in greges

$88 Pyrenomyoetse, Sphseriaceee, Pheeodidymae. Otthia.

parvos confertis, 375-500 * 300-350, teuui-membranaceis, pirifor-
mibus; ostiolo papillato v. breve cylindraceOj curvato, nigro, se-
tulis sparsis brevibus, acuminatis, brtmneis 1-septatis vestito; ascis
8-sporis, clavatis, apice rotundatis longe stipitatis, 1G0-200 * 32-
38; paraphysibus filiformibus, copiosis, indistincte septatis, ascos
multo superantibus ; sporidiis biseriatis, ellipsoideis, utrinque ro-
tundatis, bicellularibus, non constrictis, 28-34*16-21, strato mu-
coso nullo pneditis, sod utrinque apiculo hyalino triangulari auctis.
Hab. in caulibus Salsola' Tragi sordibus fcdatis, Aberdeen
S. D. Amer. bor.

DELITSCHIELLA Sacc. n. g. (Etym. a Delitscliia, cui affinis). — A
Delitschia distinguitur ascis polysporis nec octosporis.

1. Delitschiella polyspora (Griff) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Delitschia poly- 2350
spora Griff. Mem. Torr. B. Cl. 1901, p. 105, tab. 14, f. 1-3. —
Peritheciis sparsis, immersis, subgloboso-piriformibus, subcoriaceis,
atro-brunneis opacis, 1000« 650-750; ostiolo cylindraceo, truncato,
nigro, recto v. curvulo varire longitudinis; ascis 16-sporis, clava-
to fusiformibus, apice rotundatis, breve stipitatis, 340-375 « 85-100;
paraphysibus filiformibus, septatis, ascos superantibus; sporidiis
tristichis vel inordinatis, ellipsoideis, vulgo utrinque rotundatis,
1-septatis, profunde constrictis. 52-62 v 21-24, e flavido opace
atro-brunneis, strato mucoso hyalino ad septum constricto promi-
nenti obvolutis.

Hab. in fimo vaccino, Tucson Ariz. Amer. bor.

OTTHIA Nke — Syll. I p. 735, IX p. 752, XI p. 317, XIV p. 560,
XVI p. 507.

1. Otthia Clematidis Earle, Planta; Bakeriana} fasc. II, Fungi p. 13. 2331
— Peritheciis congestis, raro sparsis, nigris, carbonaceis, rugulosis
500 jj.. diam., ostiolo pertusis, subimmersis, superne e stromate
nigro omergentibus, interdum crustam latam efformantibus ; ascis
paraphysatis, subcylindraceis 90-120 « 16-20; sporidiis irrogulariter
dispositis, ovalibus, utrinque subacutis, leviter constrictis, interdum
curvulis, 1-septatis, brunnois 40*8.

Ilab. in ligno emortuo C 1 o m a t i d i s ligustici f o 1 i ;i- , Du-
rangos South Colorado Amer. bor.

2. Otthia Distegiae Tracy et Earle, Planta' Bakerianae, fasc. I, Fungi 2352
p. 29. — Peritheciis in soros oblongos congestis, nigris, rugosis,
ostiolo miuute papillato donatis, 250 \i. diam., erumpontibus; hy-

Pyrenomycetee, Sphteriacese, Phseodidymse, Henningsomyces. 689

phis subiculi fuscis; ascis octosporis, clavatis, substipitatis, circ.
100^18; paraphysibus filiformibus; sporidiis oblique monostichis
vel subclistichis, obovatis, saepe curvulis, fuligineis, 1-septatis, paul-
lulo constrictis, 25 « 8.

Hdb. in ramulis emortuis Disteghe in volucratoe, Mancos,
South Colorado, Amer. bor.
3. Otthia fendlericola Tracy et Earle, Plant. Bak. II, p. 14. — Pe- 2353
ritheciis immersis, dein suberumpentibus, 6-8 usque 20 in stro-
mate dense congestis, e mutua pressione applanatis intense brun-
neo-nigris, rugosis 300-600 \i. latis, depressis, ostiolo pertusis ; ascis
cylindraceis 100« 18; paraphysibus filiformibus; sporidiis mono-
stichis vel subdistichis, brunneis, fusiformibus, utrinquc acutis, 1-
septatis, non constrictis, 25 « 6.

Hab. in ramis emortuis Fendleraj, Hermosa, South Colorado
Amer. bor.

RHYNCH0ST0MA Karst. — Syll. I p. 730, IX p. 750, XI p. 317,
XIV p. 559.

1. Rhynchostoma piriforme Annie L. Smith, Journ. Linn. Soc. XXXV, 2354
p. 16, tab. II, f. 16-18 (extr.) — Syll. XVI p. 1 135 (nomen). -
Peritheciis ctespitosis, basi confluentibus, omnino superficialibus,
atris, globoso-piriformibus, rostro leniter curvulo,noduloso instru-
ctis, basi circa 1 mm. latis, fere 2 mm. longis; ascis cylindraceis,
breviter stipitatis, 85 [j.. long.; sporidiis oblique et irrcgulariter mo-
nostichis, oblongo-ovatis, 1-septatis, brunneis 10 v 4.
Hab. ad ligna, in ins. Dominica Indise occid.

HENNINGSOMYCES Sacc. n. gen. (Etym. a clariss. et sollorlissimo my-
cologo, prof. P. Hennings, berolinensi, in studio mycetum exoti-
corum in primis peritissimo). — Perithecia superlicialia, facilo
secedentia (phyllogena) globulosa, membranacon. nigra, levia, in
rostellum cylindraceum tenue producta, basi hyphis brovilius, ra-
diantibus brunneis cincta, sed subiculo destituta. Ostiolum apice
fimbriatum, conidiophorum ; conidiis cylindraceis fuscis 1-plurise-
ptatis. Asci obovati, 8-spori, aparaphysati. Sporidi;i o\ ato-oblonga.
1-septata, hyalino-fuscidula. — Ab afiini gen. Uhynchomeliola
Speg. differt subiculo nullo, ostiolis apice conidiophoris eto.

1. Henning8omyces pulchellus Sacc n. sp. — Peritlnciis htypophyllis, 2355
punctiformibus, hinc indo gregariis, 60-85 \).. diam., globulosis,

44

690 Pyrenomycet», Sphrcriacoir, Pheeodldymse, Xyloceras.

omnino superficialibus, basi hyphis subsimplicibus, septulatis, bre-
vissimis cinctis, nigris, contextu laxo parenchymatico, brunneo;
rostollo cylindrico, recto, 180-190^18-20 ex hyphis filiformibus,
longitudinalibus, 2,B ;j.. crassis, arcte conglutinatis formato, apice
ex hyphis rolaxatis fimbriato, conidiophoroj conidiis cylindraceis
rectiusculis, 2-3-soptatis, non constrictis, dilute fuscis, 22 « 3; ascis
ovato-oblongis, apico rotundatis, brevissime stipitatis vel subsessi-
libus, 40-4B * 20-2B, octosporis, aparaphysatis ; sporidiis 2-3 stichis,
oblongis, utrinquo rotundatis, rectis curvulisve, 20-24 « 8, ex hya-
lino fuscidulis.

Ilab. in pag. infer. folioruni languidorum Byrsonimoe seri-
coie, Rio de Janeiro, Mana Brasili;e 1899 (E. Ule). — Interdum
adsunt pycnidia minuta globulosa, sporulis fusoideis curvulis, hya-
linis foeta.

XYLOBOTRYUM Pat. — Syll. XI p. 319, XVI p. 510.

1. Xylobotryum Dussii Pat. in Duss Enum. Champ. Guadal. 1903, 2356
p. 77. — Minute coespitulosum, 8-10 mm. long., e ramulis graci-
libus, coriaceis, rugulosis, pluries divisis, intricatis, perithecio sin-
gulo v. binis terminatis; ascis longo stipitatis, 30-35 « 7-8 (p. spo-
rif.); sporidiis oblongis, 7-9^3-3,5, brunneis, 1-septatis, non vel
vix constrictis.

Hab. ad. ligna putrida, Deshaies Guadalupu (Duss). — Habitus
Kretzschmaria? ; afiino X. andino sed habitu, sporidiis minoribus etc.
diversum.

XYLOCERAS Annie L. Smith, Journ. Linn. Soc, XXXV (1901) p. 16.
Syll. XVI, pag. 1 135 (nomen) (Etym. xjjlo pro xylaria et ceras
cornu). — Est Xijlaria phaeodidyma, corniformis, simplex, subses-
silis, peritheciis exsertis. — A Xylobotrjjo non satis diversum ge-
nus videtur.

I. Xyloceras Elliotti Annie L. Smith 1. c. tab. III, fig. 1-B. — Stro- 2357
matibus casspitosis, apice attenuatis, 1 cm. altis, 1-2 mm. latis,
basi et apico storilibus; hyphis intornis circa 10 »j.. latis, brunncis;
peritheciis subglobosis, circa 280 ;j.. latis; ascis cylindraceo-clava-
tis, stipite 42 »j.. longo, basi leviter dilatata, parto sporif. 3B ;j..
longa; sporidiis ovatis 10 «4; paraplivsibus filiformibus.

Ilab. ad ligna, prope flum. Casto Bruco, Dominica India3 occ.

Pyrenomycetse, Sphseriacete, Phseodidymfe, Valsaria, 691

MELANCONIELLA Sacc. - Syll. I, p. 740, IX p. 753, XIV p. 560,
XVI p. 509.

1. Melanconiella leucostroma (Niessl) Sacc. — Syll. IX, p. 754. — 2358
f. Plrl Feltg. Vorst. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 1903, p. 119. —

A typo (in Fago) recedit disco albo-cinereo; ascis clavatis (nec
elliptico-oblongis) longioribus, 80-95« 10-11 sporidiisquo minori-
bus 15-19 «5-6, vulgo curvulis, non appendiculatis.
Hdb. in ramis siccis Piri communis, Luxemburg.

2. Melanconiella nyssagena Ell. et Ev. in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, ^^
vol. 8, pag. 18. — Stromatibus corticalibus circularibus, depresso-
globosis, circ. 2 mm. diam., papillatis, superne erumpentibus, ni-
gris, levibus, ostiolo rotundo prteditis; peritheciis circinantibus,
globosis, nigris, intus lucidis, 500 \x. diam. ; sporidiis monosticliis,
ellipticis v. oblongo-ellipticis, 1-septatis, constrictis, olivaceo-brun-
neis, 30-40 « 12-20, plerumque 12-15 [A.

Hab. in ramis emortuis Nyss^e multiflorie, Newfield Ame-
ricae borealis.

VALSARIA Ces. et De Not. — Syll. I p. 741, IX p. 755, XI p. 318,
XIV p. 560, XVI p. 509.

1. Valsaria Tiliae De Not. Sfer. ital. p. 58, tab. 55. — Perithociis ~'3G0
stepius quaterno numero fasciculatis et cortice insculptis, ovoideis

v. sph;eroideo-depressis in collum crassum productis, ostiolis trun-
catis angulosisque vel pyramiclatis C00-750 (j,. crassis, atris, nu-
cleo pallido; ascis crasse clavatis, perfecte hyalinis, subsessilibus,
apice rotundatis; paraphysibus filiformibus longioribus, guttulatis
obvallatis; sporidiis monostichis, oblongis bilocularibus 1-septatis,
vix constrictis-badio, fuscis 42-48 « 18-20, in quoque asco 2-6.

Hab. in cortice le vigato T i 1 i se m i c r o p h y 1 he , propo Tro-
baso Italine bor. — Jam conjunxeram cum Ilercospora TUicB, sed
reapse, observante cl. Oudemans in Rev. Mycol. 1902, ab oa
valcle recedit.

2. Valsaria Kriegeriana Eehm in Krieger Fung. Saxon. oxs. n. 1617, 236]
(1901) Hedw. 1903, pag. (159). Stromatibus sparsis v. groga-
riis, minutis e basi rotundata leviter emergontibus ot poridormio
tectis; peritheciis in quoque stromate 4-8, circulariter dispositis,
brunneo-nigricantibus 250 [j.. diam., ostiolis brevibus discum brun-
neo-nigrum erumpontem formantibus; ascis cylindraceis longo
stipitatis, octosporis, 70-90 ^ 5-8, p. spor. ; sporidiis ellipsoidois utrin-

692 Pyrenomycet», Sphseriaceae, Hyalophragmise, Sphaerulina.

que rotundatis, medio constricto 1-septatis, hyalinis, demum pallide
brunneis 7-12 » 4,5-6, bi-quadri-guttatis.

Hdb. in ramis siccis Sambuci nigr;e prope Konigstoin Gcr-
maniae (W. Krieger). — Vals. staphylincB et Vals. comicolce affinis.

3. Valsaria Magnoliae E. et Ev. Journ. of Mycol. 1904, p. 170. — 2362
Stromato corticali offuso, corticem interiorem nigrificante; peri-
tlieciis immorsis dein somierumpentibus, intus aibis 250 ;j.. diam.,
inaequaliter sparsis vel valsiformitor confertis vel seriatis, mox
deciduis; ascis cylindraceis, subsessilibus paraphysatis 80-100^10-

12, subinde 100-150 « 10-12; sporidiis oblongo-ellipsoideis, brun-
neis, constricto 1-septatis, 18-23 » 8-10, obliquis in ascis brevio-
ribus, roctis in ascis longioribus.

Hab. in truncis emortuis Magnoliai spec. culta', London
Canada (Dearness).

4. Valsaria (Phaeosperma) microspora E. Rostr. Norske Ascom. 1904, 2363
p. 23 (Vidensk. Skrift.). — Stromate effuso, endoxylo, nigro; peri-
theciis gregariis; ascis cylindraceis, 8-sporis; sporidiis monostichis,
ovoideis v. oblongis, didymis, 7-8 « 5, fuscis, loculo altero paullo
angustiore.

Hab. ad ramos Tili.r, Ulmi, Quercus in Norvegia.

5. Valsaria (Phaeosperma latitans Sacc. in Atti congr. bot. Palermo 2364
1902, p. 52. — Peritheciis hinc inde laxe gregariis ligno supra fu-
sco-maculoso immersis, globosis. mombranaceis, 250 ;j.. d., ostiolo
punctiformi vix perforanto; contextu perithecii tenuissimo; ascis
teroti-clavatis, apice rotundatis breve crasseqno stipitatk, 110-140 »
20-22, octosporis ; paraphysibus copiosissimis filiformibus, hyalinis;
sporidiis oblique monostichis breve fusoideis, s.rpius in.cquilateris,
utrinque obtuse tenuatis, constricto-1-septatis, grosse bi-guttatis,
fuligineis, 30-36 « 10-11.

Ilab. in ligno carioso salicino v. populino diu aqua im-
merso, Rigny sur Arroux GalliaB. — Ab affini Valsaria cariei
ostiolo punctiformi, ascis sporidiisquo majoribus videtur satis di-
versa.

Sect. 6. ByalophragmiaB.

SPH/ERULINA Sacc. — Syll. II p. 186, IX p. 846, XI p. 336, XIV
p. 581, XVI p. 528.

Pyrenomyceta?, Sphseriacese, Hyalophragmia?, Sphaerulina. 693

I. Eu-Sphcerulina: in plantis phanevogamis.

1. Sphaerulina Diapensiae Rostr. Islands Svampe in Bot. Tidsskrift, 23G5
1903, vol. 25, p. 306. — Peritheciis aggregatis, minimis, innato-
prominulis; ascis crasse piriformibus, apice valde incrassatis, 38-

40 «20; sporidiis cylindraceo-fusoideis, rectis v. leniter- curvulis,
utrinque obtusiusculis, 3-4-septatis, 4-guttulatis, 25-30 « 7-8, hya-
linis.

Hab. in pedunculis, sepalis, capsulis D i a p e n s i ae J a p p o n i cjb
in Islandia.

2. Sphserulina Epigaeae P. Henn. in Notizblatt des Kgl. bot. G-art. 2366
Berl. 1900, n. 22, p. 37. — Peritheciis epiphylJis, innato-promi-
nulis hemisphaericis, poro pertusis, atris ca. 150-180 a. diam., in
maculis fusoideis sparsis v. gregariis; ascis basi fasciculatis, curvu-

lis, clavatis, vertice crasse tunicatis, obtusis 35-45 « 15-18, octo-
sporis, aparaphysatis ; sporidiis subdisticliis, obiongis v. subfusoi-
deis, obtusiusculis v. acutiusculis 4-guttulatis (an deincle 3-septa-
tis ?) 18 « 4, hyalinis.

Hab. in foliis emortuis Epigneae repentis, in horto botanico
Berolinensi Germaniae.

3. Sphaerulina Oxalidis Eehm, Ann. Mycoi. 1904, p. 177. — Peritlie- 2361
ciis gregariis, sub peridermio plus minusve denigrato et hemispli.r-
rice elevato nidulantibus, giobosis, glabris, papillula conoidea tenui
subprominente, parenchymatice contextis, fuscis 0,25 mm. diam.;
ascis elongato-subfusiformibus, vix stipitatis 40-45 * 9 octosporis ;
sporidiis fusoideis, rectis, 3-septatis, hyalinis 10-12 « 2,5-3 distichis;
paraphysibus nuliis.

Hab. ad caules emortuos Oxalidis strictoe, Texas Americae
borealis.

4. Sphaerulina Pruni Mc. Alp. Fungus Stone-fr. trees diseases, Molb. 2368
1902, p. 113, fig. 173-175. — Peritlieciis minutis, nigris, punctifor-
mibus, sparsis vel subcongestis, crumpentibus, globosis, membra-
naceis, 120 u. diam., ostiolo papillatis; ascis breve stipitatis, ob-
longis, octosporis, aparaphysatis 45-50 « 10; sporidiis distichis, liya-
linis oblongo-ovatis, rectis, 3-septatis, ad septa non constrictis,
15-16 « 4,5-5.

Hab. in ramulis emortuis Amygdali communis, Myrniong
Victoria Australiic. — Sph. intermixtaz Sacc. arrinis.

5. Sphaerulina Spartii v. Hohn, Ann. Myc. 1904, p. 43. — Ramicola; -s.w

694 PyrenomycetBB, SphseriaceaB, Hyalophragmim, Sphffirulina.

peritheciis gregariis, tectis, nigris, globulosis, 100-120 ;j.. latis,
ostiolis 15-20 ;j.. latis. obsolete papillatis instructis; tunica crasse
membranacea, atro-brunnea, contextu celluloso; ascis lato clavatis,
crassiuscule tunicatis, obtusis, subsessilibus, octosporis. 50-65 *
10-11, aparaphysatis ; sporidiis di-tristichis, hyalinis, bacillaribus,
rectis vol subcurvulis, utrinque rotundatis, triscptatis , 18-35 «

Hab. in ramulis siccis Spartii juncei ad Selenika Dalmatioe.
— An sporidia normalia varient longitudine a 18 ad 35 ;j. vere
dubitandum!

6. Sphaerulina Sacchari P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. IV, in Hedw. 1905, 2370
p. 62. — Maculis rotundatis v. oblongis confluentibusque pallidis
exaridis, z.ona rufo-brunnea cingulatis; peritheciis hypophyllis spar-

sis vel gregariis punctiformibus, immersis, dein erumpentibus,
fusco-membranaccis, poro pcrtusis, 80-100 ;j.. diam.; ascis fascicu-
latis, aparaphysatis, clavatis, obtuse rotundatis, basi breve pedi-
cellatis, 8-sporis, 50-65^12-14; sporidiis oblique monostichis vel
subdistichis, oblongo fusoideis vel clavatis, 3-septatis, constrictiu-
sculis, 4-guttulatis, hyalinis, 15-20 « 3 V2-4.

llab. in foliis Sacchari officinarum culti , Leticia, Bao
Amazonas, Peru.

7. Sphaerulina microthyrioides Rehm Hedw. XLIV. — Peritheciis ple- 2371
rumque hypophyllis, sessilibus, subgregariis, lenticularibus, poro
pertusis, glabris, parenchymatice fusce contextis, nigris, 120-150 ;j„.
diam. ; ascis subglobosis, 25-30 ;j.. diam., 8-sporis ; sporidiis elli-
psoideis, interdum subcurvatis, 3-septatis. hyalinis, 12^4; para-
physibus hyalinis, ? ramosis.

Hab. in foliis graminis, Blumenau Brasiliio iE. Ule). — Vix
visibilis; perithecia non orumpentia, paraphyses distinctre; tamen
nonnisi ad Sphoerulince genus species spectare videtur.

8. Sphaerulina Maydis Henn. in Hedw. 1902, pag. 302. — Maculia 2372
rotundatis, angulatis, pallidis, exaridis, zona brunneola cinctis;
peritheciis gregarie sparsis, epidermido tectis, globosis, dein vertice

i rumpentibus, flavo-brunneis, membranaceo-cellulosis, ca. 60-80;
ascia clavatis, apice rotundato-tunicatis, basi attonuato-curvaiis.
octosporis 40-55^10-14; sporidiis distichis, fusoidois vel clavatis,
3-soptatis, paullo constrictis, 10-16 « 3,5. hyalinis.

l/ah. in foliis Zea; Maydis in horto botanico S. Paulo Bra-
siliae.

Pyrenomycetse, Sphseriacese, Hyalophrag-mise, Metasphseria. 695

II. Pharcidiella Sacc. : species lichenicolse *).

9. Sphaerulina endococcoidea (Nyl.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Verrucaria en-
dococcoidea Nyl. Flora 1865, p. 356. — Peritheciis semiimmersis, 3273
nigris 120-160 |i. diam., supra convexulis; ascis aparapliysatis,
jodo rubro-tinctis, octosporis; sporidiis ellipsoideo-oblongis, 3-se-
ptatis, 16-18 «6-7, hyalinis.

Hdb. in thallo E-hizocarpi excentrici in Ben Lawers
Scotiae.

10. Sphaerulina Amphilomatis (Jatta) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Arthopyrenia
Amphilomatis Jatta Lich. Ital. merid. 1889, pag. 206, Cyrtidula 2374
Amphilomatis Jatta Syll. Lich. ital. p. 496. — Peritheciis immer-

sis, minutissimis, atris; ascis cylindraceis octosporis; sporidiis cu-
neiformibus, 1-3-septatis, 4-guttulatis, uno apice tenuatis, curvu-
lis, 15-18^5-6; parapliysibus obsoletis.

Hab. in thallo Gasparrinire murorum in Italia centr. et
merid.

METASPH/ERIA Sacc. — Syll. II p. 156, IX p. 825, XI p. 333,
XIV p. 582, XVI p. 529.

I. Eu-Metasphceria : in plantis vascularibus.

1. Metasphaeria ocellata (Niessl) Sacc. — Syll. II p. 157. — f. Hir- ^375
Cini Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 1903, pag. 224.

— A typo recedit ascis majoribus, crassius clavatis et longius
stipitatis 90-108 * 11-14, nec non sporidiis submonostichis et para-
physibus ramosis constricto-septatis.

Hab. in caulibus siccis Hyperici hircini, Luxemburg.

2. Metaspheeria Hyperici Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III,
1903, p. 239. — Peritheciis sparsis, immersis, papilla minutissima,
tantum emergentibus, nigris; ascis tereti-clavatis, breve stipitatis
91^7-8; sporidiis 1-distichis, fusiformibus, utrinque obtusulis,
rectis curvulisve, 3-septatis, medio profunde constrictis, 4-guttatis
et minute utrinque 1-guttulatis, hyalinis, 21 ^5.

Hab. in caulibus siccis Hyperici hircini, Luxemburg.

3. Metasphaeria Magnoliee (Almeid. et S. Cam.) Sacc. Sporoctomorpha :
Magnolim Alm. et S. Cam. in Eevista Agronomica de Portugal,

*) Huc ducendte sunt species liyalophragmiee Pharcidiw, jam descriptae, nempe:
Sphcerulina (Pharcidiella) Schmreri (Mass.) Saco. S. parvipuncta CStein) Sa<"<\.
S. Arthonice (Arn.) Sacc. — Syll. IX, p. 67G (omnes species sub Pharcidia).

896 PyrenomycetsB, Spliremceae, Hyalophragmise, Metaspueeria.

1903, n. 3, pag. 90, tab. IX, fig. 4-6. — Peritheciis epiphyllis,
glubulosis, atris, poro portusis 150-200 ;j.. diam. ; ascis obclavatis,
substipitatis, octosporis 85-90*17-20; paraphysibus numerosissi-
mis, longiusculis, acicularibus : sporidiis distichis octoformibus,
3-septatis, utrinque rotundatis, in partes inaequales septo medio
valde constricto divisis 18-20 * 6-7,5. hyalinis.

Hab. ad folia Magnoli;c spec, Bemfica prope Lisboa Lusita-
nia3 (C. Jelesias Vianna). — Gen. Sporoctomorpha Alm. et Cam.
non satis differt a Metaspliairia, immo Met. papulosa et anisometra
peraffines videntur.

4. Metasphaeria Angelicae Rostr. Islands Svampe in Bot. Tidsskrift 2378
1903, vol. 25, p. 306. — Peritheciis gregariis, erumpentibus, glo-
boso-depressis, 300 ;j.. diam.; ascis cylindraceis, paraphysatis 115-
130*10-12; sporidiis oblique monostichis, oblongo-fusoideis, hya-
linis, 3-septatis, loculo subultimo crassiore, rectis vel curvulis, 20-

22 * 6-8.

Ilab. in caulibus siccis Angelic;c silvestris in Islandia.

5. Metasphaeria Hederae (Sow.) Sacc. Syll. II, p. 169. — f. cor- 2379
ticola Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 1903, p. 232. —

A typo foliicolo vix differt peritheciis atro-brunneis, ascis varie
nexis 70-80 « 13-15; sporidiis medio fortiter constrietis. paullo cras-
sioribus, 18-21 « 5-6, maturis dilute fiavidis.

Hab. in cortice ramorum Hederae Helicis, Luxemburg.

6. Metasphaeria acerina Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 2380
1903, p. 228. — Peritheciis epidermide omnino tectis, papilla
minuta depressa erumpentibus, lenticularibus, 500 a. diam., nigris;
ascis cJavatis, stipitatis, paraphysibus filiformibus, ramosis supe-
rantibus copiose obvallatis, 120-140*17-20, octosporis; sporidiis
1-2-stichis, elliptico-fusoideis, obtusis, medio constricto-1-septatis,
loculis biguttulatis tenuiterquo 1-septatis, crasse tunicatis 20-

26 * 7-8,5.

Ilab. in ramis corticatis Aceris campestris, Luxemburg.
— Met. vulgari proxime affinis, sed porithecia majora etc.
7 Metasphaeria errabunda Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 238]
1903, p. 235. — Peritheciis sparsis vel gregariis, hemisplurricis,
cortico innato-subsuperficialibus 70-150 [i. diam., nigris. papilla
tenuissima praeditis; ascis fasciculatis. crasse fusoideis, brevi et
crasse .stipitatis, octosporis 55-75*10-12, paraphysibus superanti-
bus, filiformibus obvallatis; sporidiis 1-2-stichis, fusiformibus ob-

PyrenomyeetfB, Sphferiacefe, Hyalophragmiae, Metasphseria. 697

tusiusculis, subrectis 3-septatis, non constrictis, 4- vel pluri-gut-
tulatis, hyalinis 16-22 v 3-5.

Hab. in cortice sicco ramorum Buxi sempervirentis,
Thujae orientalis et Ilicis Aquifolii, Lirxemburg. — Me-
tasph. Ferulce et Met. Bambusce affinis. Sporidia subinde dilute
navida.

8. Metasphaeria epidermidis Feltg. Yorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. 2382
III, 1903, p. 230. — Peritheciis gregariis, epidermide nidulantibus

et cuticula atrata tectis, hemisphoericis, nigro-brunneis, 100-200
[x. diam., papilla obsoleta; ascis fasciculatis, fusoideis, stipitiformi-
attenuatis, octosporis 44-68 « 7-10, filiformi-paraphysatis octospo-
ris; sporidiis 2-3-stichis, tereti-ellipsoideis, utrinque obtusis, rectis
curvulisve, crasse 4-guttatis (an demum septatis?) non constrictis,
hyalinis, 16-18 « 3,B-5.

Hab. in cortice Rhamni FrangulsB, Luxemburg. — Met.
corticolce, depressce etc. affinis.

9. Metasphaeria Ulicis Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 2383
1903, p. 234. — Peritheciis sparsis, omnino immersis v. vertice
obtuse papillato emergentibus, subinde longiuscule cylindrico - pa-
pillatis, globosis, nigris, 250-350 ;i. diam.; ascis tereti-clavatis,
tenui- et incurvo-stipitatis, octosporis, paraphysatis 150 * 10; spo-
ridiis distichis, elliptico-fusoideis, obtusis, curvulis, triseptatis, ad
septa, praecipue medium, fortiter constrictis 4-6-guttulatis, 22-

27 * 5,5-8.

Hab. in ramis corticatis Ulicis europiei, Luxemburg.
Metasph. sepincolce affinis.

10. Metasphaeria Comari P. Henn. Hedw. 1903, p. 218. — Peritlu 8384
ciis subcutaneis, sparsis, dein epidermide rimosa vertice suberum-
pentibus, hemisphsericis, obtuse, ostiolatis, atris; ascis cylindraceo-
subfusoideis vel subclavatis, apice obtusis, octosporis, 70-90 « 7-9,
paraphysibus copiosis, filiformibus, septatis, ca. 2 [).. cr., hyalinis;
sporidiis distichis v. oblique monostichis, oblonge fusoideis, rectis

v. subcurvulis, utrinque acutis, primo 4-guttulatis, doin 1- deinde
3-septatis, ad septa, prtecipue medium constrictis, hyalinis, 18-

23 ^ 4-5.

Hab. in caulibus emortuis Comari palustris in horto bota-

nico Berolini Grermaniae.

11. Metasphaeria Opulastri Clements in Bull. of the Torr. Bot. Cl. 8385
1903, p. 84. — Peritheciis sparsis, erumpontibus, nudis, globosis,
vix ostiolatis, brunneis, 200-300 [j..; ascis octosporis, clavatis, jodo

69$ Pyrenomycetse, Sphseriaceee, Ryalophraffmiee, Metasphseria.

non casrulescentibus, 60-76 » 10; paraphysibus clavulatis, liyalinis
2-3 [i. lat. ad apiceni ; sporidiis fusiformibus, acutis, plerurnque
3-septatis, rectis vel curvulis, hyalinis, 22-25 « 3-4.

Ilab. ad ramulos vetustos Opulastri monogynoe, Minehaha
Amer. bor.

12. Metasphaeria Carveri Ell. et Ev. in .lourn. of Mycol. 1902, p. 68. 2380

— Pcritheciis dense sparsis vel gregariis, raro caespitoso-congcstis,
suberumpentibus, generalitor opidcrmide velatis, depresso - hemi-
ph;ericis, in sicco collapsis 120-200 ;j.. diam.; ascis oblongis, breve-
stipitatis 50-55^8-12; paraphysibus evanescentibus ; sporidiis di-
stichis, oblongo-eylindraceis, parce curvatis, hyalinis 15-20 « 4-5,
utrinque obtusis, granulosis 3-4-nucleatis (dein 2-3-septatis ?).

Ilab. in ramis emortuis Sesami orientalis, Glycines
hispidnj, Cassi;o Tor;c et Mucun;o utilis, Alabama Amer.

— Habitus fere Vermicularice.

13. Metasphaeria vulgaris Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. 1901, Nachtr. 2387
II, p. 168, et III, p. 225. — Peritheciis gregariis, globoso-depressis,
tectis 300-400 \i. diam., ostiolo papillato erumpente; ascis clavatis
70-115^10-14; sporidiis distichis, crasse fusoideis, utrinque ro-
tundatis, triseptatis, ad septum medium fortiter constrictis, 4-gut-
tatis, hyalinis 15-18 « 5, cellula secunda crassiore; paraphysibus
filiformibus ascum superantibus.

Hab. in ramis corticatis Acer is cam pestris, Platani orien-
talis, Crataegi Oxyacantha^, Syringae vulgaris, Populi
italicse, Pruni Padi, Viburni Opuli, Tilia3, Rubi, Corni,
Fagi et Alni, Luxemburg. — Affinis Met. sepincolce sed pe-
ritheciis distincte papillatis, ascis sporidiisque minoribus satis di-
stincta.

14. Metasphaeria Jaceae Feltg. Vorst. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 2388
1903, p. 239. — Peritheciis gregariis v. sparsis, subcutaneo-erum-
pentibus, globoso-depressis 200-300 ;j.. diam., atro-brunneis, ostiolo
minuto, conico; ascis clavatis, breve stipitatis, subinde cylindraceis
longe stipitatis, filiformi-paraphysatis, 6-8-sporis. 90-110 « 13-16;
sporidiis 1-2-stichis, oblongo-ovoideis vel subclavatis, rectis cur-
vulisve, 4-septatis, constrictis obtusis, medietate inforiori angustiore

et longiore 1-2-septata, hyalinis v. tandem dilutissime brunnoolis,
minute guttulatis, 22-27 « 5,5-7.

Ilab. in caulibus siccis Centauro;r Jacea3, Luxomburg. —
Perithecia quaxlam vertico setulosa ot sporidia brunneola: an
species diversa?

Pyrenomycetse, Sphseriacea?, Hyalophragniise, Metasphaeria. 699

15. Metasphaeria Petasitidis Feltg. Vorstud. Vorst. Pilz. Luxemb. 2389
Nachtr. III, p. 238. — Peritheciis epidermide inuatis et per cu-
ticulam conspicuis, demum subliberis, globoso-depressis, ostiolo bre-
viter cylindraceo emergente; ascis .... non visis; sporidiis ob-
tuse fusiformibus, rectis curvulisve, medio constricto-1-septatis,
plerumque 4-guttulatis et tandem 3-septatis, liyalinis, 18-24 « 5-5,5.

Hab. in petiolis siccis Petasitidis off icinalis, Luxemburg.

16. Metasphaeria Silphii Ell. et Ev. in Journ. of Mycol. 1903, p. 167. 2390
— Peritheciis gregariis, subcuticularibus, ovatis, rugulosis, ostiolo
papillatis, dein collapsis, cyathiformibus, 150-200 \l. diam. ; ascis
cylindraceis vel clavato-cylindraceis 45-55 « 6-7, subpedicellatis,
paraphysatis; sporidiis distichis, fusoideo-oblongis 2-3-septatis, ad
septa constrictis, 12-16 « 3,5-4, subbrunneis.

Hab. in caulibus emortuis Silphii integr if ol i i, Rooks Co.,
Kansas Amer. bor.

17. Metasphaeria sanguinea Ell. et Ev. in Journ. of Myc. 1902, 2391
p. 68. — Peritheciis subcuticularibus, sparsis vel 2-3 congestis,
membranaceis, dein collabentibus circ. 200 \i. diam., sanguineo-
rubescentibus, ostiolo papilliformi donatis; ascis clavato-cylindra-
ceis 50-70 « 7-8, paraphysatis ; sporidiis (raro monostichis) distichis
constricto-ellipticis vel subfusoideis, hyalinis 4-nucleatis, 3-septa-
tis, 15-18 « 14.

Hab. in caulibus emortuis Helenii tenuifolii, Alabama

Amer.

18. Metasphaeria Cirsii Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 2392
1903, p. 239. — Peritheciis gregariis vel sparsis, immersis, globo-
so-depressis, 100-200 p.. diam., nigris, papilla globulosa emergentc;
ascis cylindraceis breve stipitatis 122-136 * 7-8; paraphysibus fi-
liformibus, superatis, octosporis; sporidiis monostichis, filiformibus,
obtusis, rectis vel curvulis, 3-septatis, septo medio ovidentiore
ibique constrictis, hyalinis, 6-guttulatis, 21-26 « 5-6.

Hab. in caulibus siccis Cirsii arvensis, Luxemburg. — Pr;r-
cipue ascis anguste cylindraceis distinguenda species.

19. Metasphsria Petraeae Pat. in Duss Enum. Champ. Gruadel. 1903, 2393
p 71. _ Peritheciis solitariis, sparsis, punctiformibus, nigris, cel-
lulosis, molliusculis, sub cute dein radiatim fissa nidulantibus ; asoia
cylindraceis, in stipitem attenuatis, 105 w 10, octosporis, filiformi-
paraphysatis; sporidiis fusoideis, rectis, incoloribus, medio constri-
ctis, utrinque acutatis, obscure 1-septatis et 6-8-guttulatis, 20 * 6.

Hdb. in foliis emortuis Petrasa' volubilis, llavino-Souliee

700 Pyrenomycetae, Sphseriacese, Hyalophragmise, Metasphseria.

Gruadalupse (Duss). — Subinrle sporidia sunt medio iuilatula. Jodi
ops uulla.

20. Metasphaeria Liriodendri Pass. — Syll. IX, p. 831. — f. Catalpae 2394
Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 1903, p. 233. — A
typo differt peridermio non elevato ; ascis paullo crassioribus efc
valde ludibundis, 80-124*10-14: sporidiis 19-23*4-5.

Hdb. in ramis corticatis Bignonise Catalpne, Luxemburg. —
A Metasph. vulgari differt sporidiis angustioribus, nempe 4-5 a.
nec 5-7 ;j.. cr.

21. Metasphaeria depressa (Fuck.) Sacc. — Syll. II, pag. 166. — f. 2395
caulium Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 1903, p. 225.

— A typo differt pricter matricem, peritheciis atro-brunneis ; ascis
angustioribus 120-125 « 8-10 et sporidiis quoque angustioribus
19-22 * 5,5.

Hab. in caulibus siccis Origani vulgaris, Luxemburg.

22. Metasphaeria Nicolai (Bubak) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Leptosphceria Nico- 2396
lai Bubak, Pilzfl. Montenegr. 1903, p. 10. — Peritheciis cortice
nidulantibus, minutis, membranaceis, nigris, poro minuto pertusis,
50-100 ;x. diam., contextu subparenchymatico; ascis clavatis, cur-
vulis, 50-80« 15, octosporis; paraphysibus filiformibus, 80 ;j.. long.
hyalinis; sporidiis breve cylindraceis, utrinque rotundatis, 17,5 «

6,5, hyalinis, 4- raro 3-septatis, distichis.

Hab. in caulibus Salvi.t^ officinalis anni praecedentis, Bu-
kovice pr. Cetinje, Montenegro. — A M. Salviaz omnino di-
versa.

23. Metasphaeria Ipomoeae Ell. et Ev. in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, p. 68. 2397

— Peritheciis sparsis v. 2-3 congestis, subcuticularibus dein eruni-
pentibus, generaliter collapsis 250-300 <i. diam., ostiolo papillato
praiditis; ascis clavatis, breve stipitatis 75-90^10-14; paraphy-
sibus filiformibus; sporidiis monostichis vel distichis, elongato-
ovatis vel late fusoideo-clavatis, 3-4-septatis, ad septa constrictis,
paenultimo septo valde constrictis, 15-25 * 8-12.

Hab.m caulibus emortuis Ipomrea1, Alabama AmericaB. — Ab 2398
affini M. Kali (Pabr.) Sacc. differt pra^cipue peritheciis congestis.

24. Metasphaeria Mezerei Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III,
1903, p. 232. — Peritheciis gregariis v. sparsis, epidermide tectis
hemisphrcrico-lenticularibus, nigris, 150-200 ;j.. diam. papilla mi-
nutissime emergentibus ; aseis breve et crasse clavatis, subsessiJibus,
octosporis, 60-70^19-22, filiformi-paraphysatis; sporidiis 2-3-sti-
cliis, oblongo-ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis, rectis, constricto-

Pyrenomycetfe, Sphferiaceee, Hyalophragmise, Metasphferia. 701

3-septatis, hyalinis, minute guttulatis, 19-22 w 5-6, zoua mucosa
2-3 \l. crassa soepius obductis, cellula secunda crassiore.

Hab. in cortice emortuo Daphnes Mezerei, Luxemburg.

25. Metasphaeria empetricola Rostr. Islands Svampe in Bot. Tidss- '^9
krift 1903, vol. 25, p. 306. — Peritheciis lignicolis, majusculis,
sphaeroideis; ascis cylindraceis; sporidiis fusoideo-oblongis, inaequi-
lateralibus, 3-4-septatis, 25-28 « 6-7, hyalinis vel dilute navis.

Hab. in caulibus Empetri nigri in Islandia.

26. Metasphaeria Periclymeni Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. 1901, 2400
Nachtr. II, p. 168. — Peritheciis sparsis, minutissimis, vix 100

;j.. diam., omnino immersis, ostiolo tantum emergente papilliformi;
ascis tereti-clavatis 54-74 * 5-7, octosporis; sporidiis mono-distichis,
fusiformibus, utrinque acutis, vulgo curvulis 3-septatis, ad septum
medium constrictis, 17-19 « 2,5-3, hyalinis.

Hab. in ramis siccis corticatis Lonicer;e Periclymeni, Lu-
xemburg.

27. Metasphaeria lentiformis Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. '-'1"1
III, 1903, p. 230. — Peritheciis gregariis, epidermide tectis ver-
tice papillulato emergentibus, globoso-depressis, nigris, 100-200

[x. diam ; ascis late clavatis vel subfusoideis, breve stipitatis 55-
70 « 10-15, subinde 80 v 8, iiliformi-paraphysatis 8-sporis; sporidiis
distichis vel medio tetrastichis, oblongo-ellipsoideis vol subcunei-
formibus, obtusis, rectis curvulisve 3-septatis, non constrictis, gra-
nulosis, hyalinis, 16-20 « 5,5-7.

Hab. in cortice sicco V i b u r n i O p u 1 i , Luxemburg. — Af-
nnis Metasphcerice peridermii.

28. Metasphaeria sambucina Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 3402
1903, p. 227. — Peritheciis subsolitariis vel hinc inde confertis,
innato-erumpentibus et vertice lato emergentibus v. ostiolo brevi
conico, nitido pr?editis, globoso-ellipsoideis, lignum ni^rificantibus,
subcarbonaceis 200 jj.. diam. ; ascis fasciculatis, tereti-clavatis, breve
stipitatis, octosporis, 85-112 w 8,5-10, breve paraphysatis; sporidiis
monostichis vel medio distichis, cylindraceo-ellipsoideis vel subfu-
soideis, utrinque obtusis 1 -3-septatis, 2-4-guttulatis, 15 -20 «5-6,
hyalinis.

Hab. in ramis corticatis, putridis Sambuci racomos.e. Lu-
xemburg. — Ob paraphyses parcissimas, an potius SphceruHnce
species ?

29. Metasphaeria conorum Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxomb. Nachtr. III, 2403
1903, p. 237. - Peritheciis solitariis vel gregariis, maculis bruu-

702 Pyrenomycet», Sphseriacese, Hyalophragmiae, Metasphseria.

neis insertis, hemisphoericis, cortice innatis, nigris, 300-500 ;j..
diam. minute papillatis; ascis tcrcti - olavatis vel fusoideis, apice
obtusulis, breve stipitatis, 80-98 »5,5-9 octosporis; sporidiis 1-2-
stichis, fusiformibus, utrinque rotundatis, rectis curvulisve, pluri-
(3-5)-guttulatis (an demum septatis?), non constrictis, hvaliuis
17,5-22 «6-7; paraphysibus filiformibus.

Hab. in squamis conorum Abie ti s exce 1 sae, Luxemburg. -
Proxime affinis Metasph. C>iparissi<r Pass.

30. Metasphaeria nigrovelata Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. 2404
III, 1903, p. 229. — Peritheciis globoso- lcnticularibus, cortice
interiore nidulantibus et epidermide atrata toctis, dein erumpen-
tibus, atro-brunneis 100-250 a. diam., papilla obsoleta; ascis cla-
vatis, longiuscule stipitatis 62 ** 8 octosporis; sporidiis subdistichis,
oblongo-fusoideis, obtusiusculis, rectis curvulisve, 3-septatis non

v. vix constrictis, hyalinis, minute pluriguttulatis, 16-22 » 2,7-4;
paraphysibus filiformibus ascos superantibus.

Hab in cortice sicco Carpini Betuli, Luxemburg. — Af-
finis Met. corticoht'. Sporidia subinde parte superiore incrassata.

31. Metasphaeria Coryli Celotti — Syll. IX, p. 835. — f. quercina 2405
Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 1903, p. 233. — A
typo differt ascis majoribus, magis cylindricis, 90-125 « 10-14.

Ildb. in ramis corticatis quercinis, Luxemburg. — f. Juglandis
Feltg. 1. c. p. 234: a prseeedente var. difFert peritheciis majoribus
0-5-1 mm. diam., vertice verruciformibus; ascis paullo crassioribus,
et sporidiis muco obvolutis. — In ramis corticatis Juglandis
regi;e, Luxemburg.

32. Metasphaeria cavernosa (E. et. E.) Sacc. — Syll. IX, p. 833. 2406
f. Salicis Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 1903, p. 234.

— A typo differt peritheciis minoribus 200-300 ;j.. diam. et spo-
ridiis 1-septatis, 4-guttatis, nec plasmate 3-partito.

Ilab. in ramis corticatis Salicis spec, Luxemburg. — Asci
100-150 « 10-14; sporidia 19-22 « 8.

33. Metasphaeria corticola (Fuck.) Sacc. — Syll. II, pag. 166. — f. 2407
alnicola Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III. 1903, p. 231.

— A typo recedit matrice superficie denigrata; ascis longo cylin-
draceis 6-8-sporis, 108-168*8-10; sporidiis tereti-oblongis, rectis
20-23 « 5,5-7.

llah. in ramis corticatis Alni glutinosae, Luxemburg.

34. Metasphaeria chaetostroma Sacc. Syll. II, pag. L6B. — var. 2403.
Urticae Rohm, Bol. Zoitschr. 1903, ]>. lo. — A typo differt se-

Pyrenomycetse, Sphaariacefe, Hyalophrag-mire, Metnsphoeria. 703

tulis vix 30 \x. longis, prope verticem sitis; ascis 80-90^10-12;
sporidiis 18-20 « 5, vulgo utrinque appendicula brevi auctis.
Hab in caulibus siccis Urticie dioic;e in Tirolia.

35. Metasphaeria Senecionis (Fuck.) Sacc — Syll. II, p. 158. f. 2409
Urticae Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 1903, p. 238.

— A typo differt ascis brevioribus et latioribus, 95-108^16-19,
magis clavatis et matrice atrata.

Hab. in caulibus corticatis Urticce, Luxemburg. — Sporidia
20-28 « 5-6, cellula secunda crassiore.

36. Metasphaeria Washingtoniae Earle in New York Bot. G-ard. 1902, 2410
p. 347. — Peritheciis dense gregariis in maculis magnis insiden-
tibus vel 2-3 lineari-connuentibus, subcutaneis dein erumpentibus,
nigris, subsph;eroideis, 150 (j.. diam. ; contextu albido; ostiolo ob-
scuro; ascis subcylindraceis 70 * 12; paraphysibus 2 jj.. cr., superne
ramosis; sporidiis distichis, hyalinis, valde constrictis, 3- vel 4-
septatis, 20 « 4.

Hab. in foliis emortuis Washingtonioe, Stanford University
Californige.

37. Metasphaeria Araceae P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. II, p. 243. — Macu- 2411
lis fuscidulis, rotundato-angulatis v. effusis; peritheciis hypophyl-

lis, sparsis, tectis dein suberumpentibus membranaceis, subglobo-
sis, atris, ca. 150-200 [j.. ; ascis clavatis, obtuse rotundatis, 8-sporis,
60-70^6-7, paraphysibus nliformibus, ca. 1-1 '/., ja. crassis; spo-
ridiis oblique monostichis vel subdistichis, oblongo fusoideis, sub-
acutis, primo 1-, dein 3-septatis, haud constrictis, 20-24 « 4-4 '/2,
hyalinis.

Hab. in foliis Aracese cujusdam, Jurua-Miry Brasilioe.

38. Metasphaeria Bellynckii (West.) Sacc. - Syll. II, p. 178. — var. 2112
maculans Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 1903, p. 241.

— A typo differt matrice atro-maculata; ascis paullo longioribus,
70-120 « 8-9 et loculo secundo sporidiorum paullo crassioro.

Hab. in caulibus siccis Polygonati vulgaris, Luxemburg.

39. Metasphaeria juncina Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Naclitr. III, 2413
1903, p. 243. — Peritheciis sparsis, immersis, globoso-depressis,
100-200 [x. diam. ostiolo minuto, conoideo erumpentibus; ascis late
clavatis, obtusis, brevo stipitatis 92-120 « 13-15, paraphysibus fili-
formibus, subinde furcatis, obvallatis, 6-8-sporis; sporidiis 2-3-
stichis, fusiformibus, obtusis, roctis curvulisve 6-septatis, 7-guttu-
latis, ad septa constrictis, hyalinis 27-33 * 5,5-6, cellula tertia vel
quarta paullo crassiore.

704 Pyrenomycetse, Sphseriacese, Hyalophragmiee, Metaspheeria.

Ilah. in calamis siccis Juuci efifusi, Luxemburg. — Metasph.
FunckicB proximo affinis.

40. Metasphaeria Luzulae Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 8414
1903, p. 244. — Peritheciis givgariis, epidermide parum elevata
tectis, globoso-depressis, ostiolo acuto vel obtusulo erumpentibus
200-250 (i. diam. ; ascis cylindraeois, breve stipitatis, filiformi-pa-
raphysatis, octosporis 102-115 « 7,5-10; sporidiis 1-2-stiehis, oblon-
go-fusoideis, obtusiusculis, vulgo curvulis, 8-guttulatis, medio con-
strictis (an serius 8-cellularibus) hyalinis, 33-38 » 5-5,3.

Ilab. in calamis siccis Luzulse maximio, Luxemburg. - Af-
finis Metasph(cri(V Orj/zce.

41. Metasphaeria Scirpi Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. 1901, Nachtr. -2115
II, p. 170, MetaspJuuria spec. Feltg. Vorst. Pilz. Luxemb. 1889,

I, p. 267, n. 815. — Peritheciis sparsis, immersis, globosis, nigris,
papilla verruciformi emorgontibus; ascis tereti-fusoideis, longiu-
scule stipitatis, octosporis, 100-120 « 7-9, p. spor. 75-90 ^. long. ;
sporidiis mono-distichis, fusiformibus, obtusulis, rectis 18-25 « 3,
5-4,5 quadriguttulatis vel plasmate 4-partito, hyalinis, subinde
muco obvolutis.

Hab. in calamis siccis Scirpi lacustris, Luxemburg.

42. Metasphaeria biseptata E. Rostr. Norske Ascom. 1904, pag. 24, 2416
(Vidonsk. Skrift.). — Peritheciis minutis, intus albidis in maculis
lanceolatis pallidis insidentibus, epidcrmide tectis; ascis crasse cy-
lindraceis, 85-95^15-16; sporidiis distichis, imcqualiter obovati>,
biseptatis, loculo ultimo inferiore duplo longiore et crassiore.

Hdb. in foliis Caricis vesicariae, As Norvegii^ (Werkns-
k.jold).

43. Metasphaeria subseriata Ell. et Ev. in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, -mi
vol. 8, p. 17. — Peritheciis epidermide nigrificata velatis, depresso-
globosis 350-500 \l. diam. sparsi* vel seriatis, ostiolo papilliformi
praeditis; ascis cylindraceis, sessilibus, obscure paraphysatis 60-75 *
6-7, curvulis; sporidiis distichis, fusoideo-curvulis, 1-3-septatis, non
constrictis, luteo-hyalinis, 30-35 « 2,5-3, sfepius septis 1- v. 2 lon-
gitudinalibus prseditis.

Ilab. in culmis Panici virgati, Rooks County, Kansas Amer.
bor. ^E. Bartholomewn

44. Metasphaeria acute-conoidea Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. 1901, 2418
Nachtr. II, p. 169. MetaspJimria sp. n. 81 1, Feltg. Vorst. Lux. I,
L899, p. 262. — Peritheoiis sparsis, innatis, globoso-conoideis ostiolo
acuto crumpontibus; ascis clavatis, crasse et breve stipitatis 190-

Pyrenomycetaa, Sphaeriacese, Hyalophragmiae, Metaspheeria. 705

200 * 10-13, 4-8-sporis . . . . ; sporidiis subdistichis, 6-cellularibus
guttulatisque, 47-57 » 8-10,5, constrictis, hyalinis.

Hab. in rhizomatibus Phragmitis communis et ?Scirpi
lacustris, Luxemburg. — A Trematosphcvria heterospora omnino
diversa.

45. Metasphaeria oxyspora Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. 1901,Nachtr. 2419

II, pag. 171. — Metasphairia spec n. 817 Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz.
Luxemb. I, 1899, I, p. 268. — Peritheciis dense sparsis, innatis,
ostiolo papilliformi emergentibus, globoso-depressis; ascis tereti-
clavatis, Jongiuscule stipitatis, octosporis, 90-105*8-10; sporidiis
distichis, anguste fusoideis, acutis rectis curvulisve, 3-5-septatis,
non constrictis, hyalinis 27-30 « 3,5, 4,5-pluriguttulatis.

Ilab. in culmis Phalaridis arundinacecO, Luxemburg.
Affinis Met. Lolii.

46. Metasphaeria Phalaridis Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxcmb. Nachtr. 2120

III, 1903, p. 243. — Peritheciis sparsis, omnino immersis, globosis
100-150 ;x. diam., ostiolo obtuse conoideo; ascis cylindraccis, breve
stipitatis, 110-135*8-9 octosporis; sporidiis mono-distichis, elli-
ptico-fusoideis, obtusis rectis, constricto 1-septatis, 4-guttulatis,
19-22 * 5-6.

Hab. in culmis siccis Phalaridis arundinacea? , Luxem-
burg. — Affinis Met. vulgari. Sporidia ambitu torulosa.

47. Metasphaeria Polystichi Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. 1901, 3421
Nachtr. II, p. 171. — Peritheciis gregariis, immersis, vorticc pa-
pillato, prominulo tantum emergente, epidermide immutata tectis,
globoso-depressis, atris, 100-200 [j.. diam.; ascis clavatis tenuitor
stipitatis, copiose filiformi-paraphysatis 78-99*6-8; sporidiis di-
stichis, ellipsoideis vel subcylindrico-fusoideis, rectis curvulisve,
4-guttulatis, 4-locularibus, 8-11 » 2,5-3,5, hyalinis.

Hab. in petiolis Polystichi Filicis-maris, Luxemburg.

II. Sagediopsis Sacc. Species lichenicolse, parasiticte.

48. Metasphaeria Korberi (Stein) Schrot. Pilzfl. Schles. II, pag. 355, 3422
Leptorrhaphis Korberi Stoin Flecht. Schles. p. 350, Leptosphceria
Kbrberi (Stein) Wint. Pilzfl. II, p. 443. Poritheciis primo im-
mersis, demum subsuperficialibus, globosis, ostiolo profunde im-
presso, 0,1 mm. lat.; ascis clavatis, 8-sporis; sporidiis longo cy-
lindraceis 24-30 * 1-2, uno apico ssepe incrassatis, altoro longo to-
nuatis, 4-8-soptatis, hyalinis; paraphvsibus manifestis.

45

706 Pyrenomycetee, Sphseriacese, Hyalophragmiae, Metaepheeria.

llcib. in thallo KorberielLo Wi mmorianae, Hirschberg
Silesioe (Stbin).

49. Metasphaeria Steinii (Korb.) Schrot. Pilzfl. Schles. II, pag. 355, 3423
LeptorrhajpTiis Steinii Korb. in Bericht. bot. Sect. d. Schles. Ges.
1869, p. 67, Leptosphceria Steinii [Korb.) Wint. Pilzfl. II, p. 443.

— Peritheciis sparsis, immersis, globosis, ostiolo applanato emer-
gente, 0,4 mm. lat., contextu molli, atro-brunneo; ascis breve
clavatis, sessilibus, 57-61^9-10, octosporis; sporidiis oblongo-fu-
soideis 22-40^2-3, curvulis, 2-8-soptatis, hyalinis; paraphysibus
filiformibus tenuissimis.

Ildb. in thallo, qui albidus et verrucosus fit, Lecanoraj f r u-
stulos;e Hirschberg Silesise (Korber).

50. Metasphaeria corniculata (Wallr.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Obryzum cor- 2121
niculatum Wallr. Fl. crypt. II, p. 296, Nyl. Syn. p. 136. — Pe-
ritheciis minutissimis, immersis, tuberculatis, sparsis; ascis octo-
sporis, aparaphysatis ; sporidiis breve fusoideis, utrinque acutulis
subcorniculatis, indistincto 8-cellularibus, hyalinis, 10 21 « 5-6.

Hab. in thallo Leptogii corniculati et L. microsco-
pici in G-ermania et Britannia.

51. Metasphaeria ? superveniens (Nyl.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Melanotheca 2425
superveniens Nyl. Flora, 1864, p. 358. — Peritheciis nigris, pla-
nis, subrotundatis, 1 mm. v. minoribus, nonnullis in quaque ex-
crescentia matricis tuberculiformi innatis; sporidiis quaternis vel
octonis, fusoideis, 3-septatis, liyalinis, deorsum subapiculatis 32-

36 « 6-7 ; paraphysibus gracilibus, anastomosantibus.

Ilab. in thallo Parmeliio sulcat» et saxatilis prope
Brest Gallise (Crouani.

52. Metasphaeria Croceae (Bagl. et Oar.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Xe?iosphce- 2426
ria Crocece Bagl. et Car. Anacr. lich. p. 352, t. V, f. 79 (1879).

— Peritheciis exiguis, semiemersis, cupuliformibus, atris, nigro-
fuscis; ascis elongato-fusoidois, 8-sporis, capillaceo-paraphysatis ;
sporidiis late fusoideis utrinque acutiusculis, plerumque oblique 3-
7-septatis, 28-36 « 8-10, hyalinis, loculis sat in.cqualibus.

Hab. in thallo Solorina^ crocea^, Valdobbia in Ital. super.

53. Metasphaeria dolichotera (Nyl.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Leptosphcuria 242J
dolichotera Nyl. Zopf, Hedw. 1896, p. 324, Obrijzum clolichoterum
Nyl. Flora 1872, pag. 353. — Poritheciis immersis, nigris; ascis
Mparaphysatis, octosporis; sporidiis cylindraceo-oblongis, hyalinis,
4-6-cellularibus, 23-27 * 4,5-5.

Ilab. in thallo Collematis auriculati in Scotia vCrombie .

Pyrenomycette, Sphseriacese, Hyalophragmise, Ceriosporella. 707

54. Metasphaeria pluriseptata (Nyl.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Verrucaria plu- 2428
riseptata Nyl. Flora, 1873, p. 74. — Peritheciis nigris, exiguis;
ascis octosporis, paraphysatis ; sporidiis 6-cellularibus, 18-30 « 5-6.
Hab. in tliallo et apotheciis Placoclii saxicoli prope Val-
bonne Pyrenreorum orientalium. — Peraffinis dicitur Didymelhr
epicarphinece sed sporidia pluriseptata.

MELOMASTIA Nits. et Fuck. — Syll. II p. 213.

1. Melomastia corylina Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb., 1901, Nachtr. 2429
II, p. 191. — Peritheciis gregariis, fere confluentibus, hemisph.r-
ricis, basi fere deficientibus, epidermide tumidula tectis, vertice
tamen denudatis, membranaceo^coriaceis 500-800 \l. diam., atro-
brunneis, ostiolo depresso-papillato; ascis clavatis, longiuscule sti-
pitatis, apice rotundatis, filiformi-paraphysatis, 120 « 13-15 ; spo-
ridiis cyJindraceo-oblongis, utrinque conoideo-rotundatis, subdisti-
chis 4-cellularibus, crasse 4-guttatis, rectiusculis 21-26 v 6-8, cel-
lulis mediis paullo crassioribus.

Hab. in ramis corticatis Coryli, Luxemburg. — Melomastice
corticolai aflinis.

2. Melomastia Morthieri (Fuck.) Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. 1901, 2430
Nachtr. II, p. 191 : cfr. Syll, II, p. 222, sub Zignoella — var. Thujae
Feltg. 1. c. — A typo differt ascis longioribus et angustioribus
60-104^8-10; sporidiis quoque angustioribus 24-26 « 4-5, pariter
4-ceJlularibus et 4-guttatis.

Hab. in ramis decorticatis Thujge orientalis, Luxemburg.

CERIOSPORELLA Berl. Icon. fung. I pag. 121 tab. CXXVII.
Syll. XIV p. 19. — Perithecia epidermido tecta, papillata. Asci
clavati, octospori. Sporidia fusoidea, subcymbiformia, utrinque se-
tigera, hyalina, diu 1-septata, tandem 3-pluri-septata. — Huc
referendae 6. Patouillardi (Let.) Berl. 1. c. (= C. Ulicis Pat. —
Syll. IX, p. 845 — ), C. bicalcarata (Ces). Berl. 1. c. C. fuscescens
(Niessl.) Berl. 1. c, ubi de generis autonomia dubitatur.

1 Ceriosporella acuta (Annie L. Smith), Sacc. et D. Sacc. Ceriospora 2431
acuta A. L. Smith Journ. Linn. Soc. XXXV, p. 17, t. II, f. 19-21.
(extr.) — Syll. XVI, p. 1137 (nomen). — Peritheciis carbonaccis,
atris, sparsis vel confertis et fere confluentibus, superficialibus,
exiguis, inferne circa 500 ;x. latis, in apicom lineis brunnois, longitu-
dinaliter ornatum attenuatis, 200 ;j„ longis; sporidiis primum cylin-

■7us Pyrenomycetse, SphseriaeesB, Ryalophragmia, Winterina. *

draceis, utrinque appendiculatis dein sursum dilatatis, grosso gut-
tulatis, 2-pluriseptatis, circa 45 v 8, hyalinis.
llab. ad ligna, in ins. Dominica Indiae occid.

BERTIELLA Sacc. — Syll. I p. 584 (1882) XIV p. 19. — Ab affini

genere Bertia dignoscitur sporidiis 2-pluri-septatis, hyalinis.
1. Bertiella botryosa Morgan Journ. Mycol. 1904, p. 161. — Pe- 2432

ritheciis 200 ;x. diam. in tubercula minuta, depressa, orbicularia
vel irregularia crspitoso-connatis, minutis, subglobosis, rugulosis,
nigris, ostiolis simplicibus; ascis toreti-clavatis, breve stipitatis,
paraphysatis octosporis, 100-110*11-14; sporidiis fusiformibus
hyalinis 1-3-septatis, 20-30*5-6.

llab. in ligno indurato Ulm'i, Prcston, Ohio Amcr. bor.

BAUMIELLA P. Henn. in Ergebn. der Kunonc Sambesi Exped. p. 165
(1902) (Etym. a collectore Baum). — Perithecia crcspitose erum-
pentia dein superficialia, membranacea, sublevia v. rugulosa, mi-
nute ostiolata dein collabentia. Asci clavati octospori. Sporidia oblon-
ga, hyalina, subflavidula, dein 3-septata. — Ob perithecia mem-
branacea et habitationem a Tremafostomate Sacc, Winterina Sacc.
ot Bertia De Not. dififert.

1. Baumiella csspitosa P. Henn. 1. c. — Peritheciis cgespitosis vel 2433
botryoso erumpentibus, epiphyllis gregariis in maculis rotundatis
fuscis, primo epidermido rupta cinctis, membranacois, atro-casta-
neis, subglobosis v. ovoideis, minute ostiolatis dein collabentibus,
150-180 [j.. diam.; ascis clavatis, apice rotundatis tunicatis, octo-
sporis; sporidiis subdistichis v. conglobatis, oblonge cllipsoideis
vel clavatis, dein 3-septatis. paullo constrictis, utrinquo obtusis,
26-33 « 9-13 hyalino-subflavidulis, loculis guttulatis.

Ildb. ad folia graminea supra folia Monotis dasy acanthi,
Quiriri pr. Sobi Africoe austr.

*

WINTERINA Sacc - Syll. XIV p. 589, XVI p. 538 et cfr. quoquo
II p. 222, IX p. 870.

1. Winterina gallica Sacc ot Flag. in Atti Congr. bot. Palermo 1902, 2434
[i. 53. — Peritheciis laxe gregariis, basi adnata superficialibus. glo-
boso-depressis, 250 ;j.. d., ostiolo rotundo improsso 60-70 ;i. d.,
portusis, glabris, nigricantibus ; perithocii contextu irregulariter
parenchymatico, molliusculo, olivaceo-fuligineo; ostioli peripliy-
sibus copiosis, angustis, hyalinis ; ascis cylindraceis, apice rotunda-

Pyrenomycetse, Sphseriacefe, Hyalophrag-mise, Zignoella. 709

tis, basi tenuatis, 140*8-9; paraphysibus copiosissimis, crassiuscu-
lis i an ascis sterilibus ?) hyalinis ; sporidiis oblique monostichis, fa-
soideis, siepe inaequilateris, utrinque obtusulis v. subacutis 22-26 »
4-4,5, initio 6-guttatis, tandem spurie 5-septatis, non constrictis,
cuboideo-nucleatis, hyalinis.

Hab. in ligno putrescente Castaneae, Issy-1'Eveque G-allia?.

ZIGNOELLA Sacc. — Syll. II p. 214, IX p. 860, XI p. 339, XIV
p. 587, XVI p. 536, 1137.

1. Zignoella Caesalpiniae A. Zimm. in Centr. f. Bakter. 1902, VIII, 2435
pag. 181. — Peritheciis superficialibus, late gregariis, globoso-de-
pressis, vertice poro rotundo amplo apertis, levibus, pachyderma-
ticis, 370-450 |jl. diam. ; ascis cylindraceis , octosporis; sporidiis
oblongis, utrinque obtusis, 3-septatis, non constrictis, grosse 4-gut-
latis, hyalinis, 22 * 5-6 ; paraphysibus filiformibus.

Hab. in ramis Caesalpiniae coriariae cultae pr. Buitenzorg
Javse.

2. Zignoella Garciniae P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1903, p. 51. — 2436
Peritheciis superficialibus subgregariis, minutis, hemisphsericis, sub-
carbonaceis, atris, papillatis 100-150 ;i. diam.; ascis oblonge cla-
vatis, apice tunicatis, 8-sporis, 40-50 « 8-10; paraphysibus copiosis.
filiformibus, flexuosis, hyalinis, ca. 0,5 \x. cr.; sporidiis subdistichis,
oblonge fusoideis, utrinque obtusiusculis, 5-septatis, hyalinis, 12-

15 * 3-4.

Hab. in ramis Garcinise spec, Ost-Usambara Afric;e orient.
(Engler).

3. Zignoella Cascarillae Rehm, Hedw. 1903, p. (292). — Peritheciis 2437
sparsis, in cortice late dealbato sessilibus, globulosis, poro minu-
tissimo pertusis, glabris, membranaceis, parenchymatice contextis,
120-200 [i. diam.; ascis clavatis, apice rotundatis 40-50*10-12
octosporis; paraphysibus mucedinosis, jodi ope cseruleo tinctis;
sporidiis subclavatis, utrinque obtusis 1-dein 3-septatis, ad septa
vix constrictis, hyalinis, 12-14 * 4-5, distichis.

Hab. ad corticem Crotonis Cascarill;e venalem, ex Amor.
meridioncli. — Ad Stigmateam nutat.

4. Zignoella Potentillae Tracy et Earle, Plant;e Bakerianae fasc. I, Fungi -ji:s
p. 28. — Peritheciis sparsis, erumpentibus, subsuperficialibus, ni-
gris, depresso-globosis, rugulosis, 0,5 mm. diam.; ostiolo conico;
ascis cylindraceo-fusiformibus, breve stipitatis, octosporis 45-50 *

710 Pyre]iomyecta\ Sphfieriacese, Hyalophragmise, Zignoella.

10-12; paraphysibus filiformibus asco subaoquilongis; sporidiis hya-
Jiuis ovoidois vel ollipticis, 3-4-septatis, 11-12*4-5.

llab. in caulibus decorticatis Potentilla) fruticos;o, Bob
Creek, Colorado Amor. bor.

5. Zignoella sardoa Sacc. et Trav. in Annal. Mycol. 1903, p. 431, f. I. 2439
— Peritheciis sparsis vel gregariis, cortice basi leviter immorsis,
subglobosis demum umbilicato-doprossis, vix papillatis, latiuscule
pertusis, nigris, glabris, '/4 mm. diam; ascis cylindraceo-clavatis,
superne vix attonuatis, deorsum sensim pedicellatis, 60-70*5-6;
paraphysibus ascos aliquantulo superantibus, guttulatis, continuis ;
sporidiis distichis, e cylindraceo fusoideis, utrinque acutulis, rectis

vel curvulis, continuis, hyalinis, 14-18 * 3, obsolete guttulatis.

Ilab. in ramis corticatis, emortuis, T h y m i, prope Sassari Sar-
dinine (A. N. Berlese). — Ad subg. Zignoinam spectat.

6. Zignoella Piceae P. Ilenn. in Hedw. 1904, p. 70. — Peritheciis ^440
corticolis superficiaiibus, gregariis vel sparsis, ovoideis, atris, opa-

cis, papiliatis, ca. 300-350 ;j.. ; ascis cylindraceis, subfusoideis, apice
attenuato-obtusiusculis, 8-sporis, 100-120« 10-13, paraphysibus co-
piosis, filiformibus, hyalinis, ca. 2 [t. crassis; sporidiis oblique
monostichis v. subdistichis, oblonge fusoideis, utrinque attonuatis,
obtuse rotundatis v. subacutis, 4-guttulatis, dein 3-septatis, haud
constrictis, hyalinis, 18-22 » 4-5.

Tlab. in corticibus Picese vulgaris, Michailowskoje, in ditione
Mosquensi Rossias.

7. Zignoella faginea Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 0141
1903, p. 292. — Peritheciis gregariis vel sparsis, subgloboso-de-
pressis, basi insculptis, coriaceo-carbonaceis, nigris 200-250 ;j.. diam.
papilla minutissima; ascis clavatis, apice subrotundatis, breve sti-
pitatis, crasse tunicatis, aparaphysibus filiformibus superatis, octo-
sporis 48-60 * 9-10; sporidiis distichis, oblongo-ellipsoideis v. subfu-
soideis vel cylindraceis, utrinqne obtusis, rectis curvulisve 2-4-
guttatis, an demum septatis?, hyalinis 10-14 »3-4.

Jlab. in ramis decorticatis Fagi, Luxemburg.

8. Zignoella prorumpens (Rehm) Sacc. — Syll. II, pag. 223. — var. 2\\>
oxystoma Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 1903, p. 292.

— A typo differt, prseter matricom, ostiolis valde acutis vix por-
foratis; ascis crassioribus 130-150*10-13; sporidiis indistincte
septatis, non nucleatis, 20-22 « 7-10.

Hab. in ramis decorticatis putridis Quercus, Luxemburg.

9. Zignoella salicicola H. Fabre — Syll. IX, j>. m.2. — var. nigri- 2\\\i

Pyrenomycetfe, Sphteriacese, Hyalophragmife, Zignoella. 711

ficans Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 1903, p. 272,
sub Melomastia. — Peritheciis gregariis v. basi pluribus confluen-
tibus, iigno denigrato subimmersis, globoso -ellipsoideis, 500 ;x.
diam., ostiolo breve cylindraceo perforato emergentibus, carbona-
ceis, nigris, nucleo albo; ascis clavatis, breve stipitatis, paraphy-
satis, octosporis, 80-95 « 16-20; sporidiis distichis, elliptico-fusoi-
deis, utrinque obtusis, 3-septatis, ad septa, pnecipue medium, con-
strictis 33-42 ^ 8-10, subinde muco obductis, cellula secunda paullo
crassiore, cellulis mediis binis crasse 1-guttatis, extimis minute
guttulatis.

Hab. in ramis decorticatis putrescentibus Salicis, Luxemburg.

10. Zignoella sphaeroides (Schar.) Rehm, Hedw. 1903, p. (175) Pyre- 2444
nula sphceroides Schar. Enumeratio Lichenum. p. 30, non Verru-
caria splueroides Wallr. (= Acrocordia tersa Korb.). - Peritheciis
sparsis, in cortice dealbata sessilibus, globosis, apice demum trun-
catis, poro minutissimo pertusis, glabris, atris, parenchymatice
fusce contextis 400 \u diam. ; ascis clavatis, crasse tunicatis, apice
rotundatis, vix stipitatis, 80-100 * 12-14, octosporis ; sporidiis aci-
cularibus, apice superiore saepe crassiore, inferne acutatis, rectis

v. subcurvatis, 7-septatis, hyalinis 30-40 « 3-3,5, 2-3-stichis, ; para-
physibus filiformibus , septatis, 3 ;x. diam.; hymenio jodi ope
leviter tincto.

Hab. ad infimos truncos Alnorum, prope Ziirich Helvetioe
(Hepp.) et in horto Castri Heidelbergensis Grermani;e (Zwackhj
et in cortice Rhamni Franguloe, RifFersweil Hungari;e (He-
getsohweiler).

11. Zignoella sabalina Ell. et Ev. in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, p. 66. — 2445
Peritheciis superficialibus gregariis vel subcongestis. ovatis, rugo-
sulis, collapsis, 300-350 p. diam., ostiolo papillato donatis; ascis
clavato-cylindraceis 45-60^10-12, subsessilibus, aparaphysatis;
sporidiis fusoideis, subimequilateralibus vel curvulis, hyalinis, 3-se-
ptatis, parce constrictis, 15-20 « 4,5-5.

Hab. in petiolis Sabalis Adansonii, Alabama Americ;r.

12. Zignoella enormis Pat. et Har. Journ. de Bot. 1903, p. 228. 2446
Peritheciis solitariis, sparsis, superficialibus, vix insculptis, facillime
dilabentibus, atris, ovoideis, apice poro pertusis, glabris, majuscu-

lis 700-800^400, contextu coriaceo (nec carbonaceo), parenchy-
matico, brunneo; ascis diffiuentibus longo clavatis, sursum obtuse
rotundatis, deorsum attenuatis, 8-sporis, indistincte paraphys;ilis •
sporidiis cylindraceis, plus minus lloxuosis, utrinque basirn obtuse

712 Pyrenomycetfie, Sphseriacese, Hyalophragmise, A.canthostigma.

iitteuuatis. transverse 4-5 septatis, uon constrictis, hyalinis, proto-
plasmate nitcnti repletis, 280-350 « 12-14.

Ilnb. in thallo algaa Stypocauli scoparii pr. Cadiz Hispauine
(Sauvaoeau). — Sporidiis vere enormibus distincta.
13. Zignoella cubensis Har. et Pat. Bull. Soc. Myc. 1904, p. 65.— ~n:
Peritheciis solitariis, sparsis, Buperficialibus, vix insculptis, facil-
lime dilabentibus, atris, ovoidois, coriaceis, non carbonaceis, glabris,
majusculis 800 * 500, apice poro 100 a. lato pertusis; ascis diffluen-
tibus; sporidiis valde elongatis 12-septatis, utrinque obtuse atte-
nuatis. 240-250 * 10-16.

llab. in thallo alg;c Stypocauli scoparii, prope Habana
Cubae (Lenormaxd). — Zign. enormi valde affinis.

ACANTHOSTIGMA De Not. — Syll. II p. 207, IX p. 854, XI p. 337,
XIV p. 590, XVI p. 539.

1. Acanthostigma Heraclei Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 2148
1903, p. 299. — Pcritheciis gregariis confertis, coriaceo membra-
naceis, innato-erumpentibus, demum subliberis, globoso-depressis,
minute papillatis, siccis collabentibus, 200-300 ;j.. diam., nigrican-
tibus, setulis septatis. rigidulis 75-100 »5-8, brunneis vestitis
basique hyphis brunneis, repentibus cinctis; ascis tercti - clavatis,
stipitatis, 75-95 » 9-10, paraphysibus septatis, filiformibus obvalla-

tis. octosporis; sporidiis monostichis, oblongis vel subfusoideis,
obtusis, rectis curvulisve constricto-1-septatis, hyalinis, demuin
ilavido-melleis, 16-31 » 5-8.

llab. in caulibus siccis Heraclei Sphondylii, Luxemburg.

2. Acanthostigma curvisetum Mc. Alp. Fungus diseases Stone-fr. 3449
trees, Melbourne 1902, p. 123, fig. 251-254. — Peritheciis sparsis.
superficialibus, nigris, globosis, membranaceis, firmis, poro portu-

sis, setulis curvulis nigro brunneis vestitis, 180-200 a. diam. ; setu-
lis 38 ;j.. long., apice conicis; ascis clavatis vel oblongo-clavatis,
brevo stipitatis, octosptoris, 65-85 w 11-19; paraphysibus tenuibus,
filiformibus subsequilongisj sporidiis conglobatis, hyalinis, cylin-
draceo-fusoideis, paullum curvulis, utrinque acutis, multiseptatis.
usque 14-soptatis, guttulatis, 50-60*5-5,5.

Hab. in ligno emortuo Pruni Armeniaca^ Armadale Au-
stralise.
:;. Acanthostigma Conocarpi Tracy et Earlo in Bull. of thc Torr. bot. 8150
Club. 1901 . p. 186. — Maculis nullis; perithociis hypophvllis, raro
amphigenis, sparsis, minutis, subconicis, brunncis 75-90 ;).. d.j

Pyrenomycetre, Sphferiaceoe, Hyalophragrnige, Lasiosphaeria. 713

contextu parenchymatico; setulis sparsis, erectis, rigidis, intense
fuligineis, opacis 40-50 ;j.. long. 4 <x. ad basim crassis, acuminatis;
ascis oblongis vel subobovatis, breve pedicellatis 40 » 10; parapliysi-
bus filiformibus asco sublongioribus; sporidiis distichis, cylindra-
ceo-clavatis, basi obtusis, apice subacutis, 2-septatis, ad septa non
constrictis, hyalinis, 12 v 3.

Hab. in foliis Conocarpi sericete, Longboat Key, Fla.
Amer. bor.
4. Acanthostigma dispar Morgan Journ. of Mycol. 1904, p. 162. — 2451
Peritheciis superficialibus subgregariis, 300-400 \i. diam. ovoideis,
nigris, papillatis, setulis minutis, sparsis, vestitis vel subglabris,
contextu e cellulis globosis, membranaceis, amplis 20-25 ;x. diam.
formato; ascis lanceolatis curvatis, octosporis, parce paraphysatis,
brevissime stipitatis 160-180*9-12; sporidiis 2-3-stichis, lineari-
fusiformibus curvis, hyalinis, 7-11-septatis, 45-60 « 4.

. Hab. in ligno putri, Preston, Ohio Amer. bor. Acantho-
stigmati scopulcB et A. minuto proxime affine.

ENCHNOSPH/ERIA Fuck. - Syll. II p. 205, IX p. 883, XVI p. 541.

1. Enchnospharia hispida Morgan, Journ. of Mycol. 1904, p. 162. — 2452
Peritheciis superficialibus, gregariis, ovoideis, pachydermicis, car-
bonaceis, setulis 100-200 ;x. longis, nigris, rigidis vestitis, 300-400
•j.. diam. ; ascis tereti - clavatis paraphysatis, octosporis, 110-120*
10-12; sporidiis clavato-oblongis, utrinque obtusis, hyalinis con-
tinuis, dein 3-septatis, 15-20*5-8.

Hab. in cortice interiore Aceris, Preston, Ohio Amer. bor.

LASIOSPH/ERIA Ces. et De Not. — Syll. II p. 191, IX p. 849, XI

p. 336, XIV p. 592, XVI p. 540.
1. Lasiosphaeria conica v. Hohn Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 43. Peri- 2453

theciis superficialibus, dense gregariis, ex ovoideo conicis, 600-
800 [j.. altis, ca. 500 ;j.. latis, carbonaceis, nigris, supra nudis et
longitudinaliter sulcato-striatis, in basi strigoso-villosis; ascis fu-
soideo-clavatis, supra sensim attenuatis, truncatis, longe pedicella-
tis, 120-180 « 12-18; paraphysibus numerosissimis, coalescentibus,
ascos superantibus, 3-4 \i. latis, septatis, guttulis oloosis prseditis
obvallatis; sporidiis octonis pluriseriatis, cylindraceis, in parte inf.
obtuse et angulatim curvatis, antice rotundatis, basi caudicula sub-
tili 3-4*1-1,5 auctis, continuis, multiguttulatis, 50-52*4-5.

Hab. in ligno carioso Aceris (?) in silvis vallis Schedinaz pr.

711 Pyrenpmycetse, Spheeriaceee, Hyalophragroise, Herpotrioliin.

Jaize Bosnia\ Sept. 1903. — L. setosce affinis sed appendicula spo-
ridiorum diversa.

2. Lasiosphaeria ovina Pers.) Ces. et De Not. — Syll. II, p. 199. — 2454
var. aureliana Fairm. Journ. of Mycol. 1904, p. 229. — Perithe-

ciis sparsis vel gregariis majusculis, ovato-globosis, basi hyphis
longis, septatis, brunneis 6 u. cr., simplicibus vel ramosis. sub-
flexuosis cinctis, tomento griseo-albido persistenti tectis, excepto
ostiolo papilliformi denudato; perithecii substantia flavo-virenti ;
ascis oblongo-fusoideis, rcctis vel curvis 100 « 12, vulgo guttula
olcosa apico rotundato pr.editis; sporidiis imperfecte biseriatis v.
fasciculatis, cylindraceis, partim flcxuosis, deorsum abrupte cur-
vatis, continuis, hyalinis, 40*5, subinde appendicula 6 a. longa,
acuta, hyalina, hinc vel utrinque auctis; paraphysibus obsoletis.

Hab. in ligno putrescenti Tiliae american;r, Lyndonville
N. Y. Amer. bor. — A typo forte specifice distinguenda species.

3. Lasiosphaeria luticola Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 24:«
1903, p. 297. — Peritheciis subcsespitosis, rarius solitariis, sessili-
bus, subiculo nullo insitis, subglobosis vel globoso-ovoideis, rugu-
losis et, excepto vertice, setulis copiosis, obtusis, brunneo-atris, re-
ctis, 80-140 « 5-8 vestitis et basi hyphis repentibus, septatis ra-
mosis, atris, cinetis, 500-600 ;j.. diam., ostiolo minuto, subgloboso,
nitide nigro ; ascis cylindraceis vel subellipticis, stipitatis 270 «
19-23, octosporis, paraphysibus filiformibus evanidis; sporidiis di-
stichis, cylindraceis, deorsum geniculato-curvatis, sursum elliptico-
inflatis, 16-20*10 (parte incrassata), primo appendicibus acutis
hyalinis 20-30 ;j.. longis, utrinque auctis, continuis, minute pluri-
guttulatis, dein pluriseptatis ex hyalino brunneolis 55-63 « 5-6.

Ilab. in lutosis silvaticis, Luxemburg. — Las. acinosai et L.
palustri subaffinis.

HERPOTRICHIA Fuck - Syll. II p. 211, IX p. 856, XI p. 338,
XIV p. 592, XVI p. 511, 1137.

1. Herpotrichia ochrostoma Fcltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. ^456
III, 1903, p. 296. — Peritheciis gregariis, subinde pluribus con-
fertis, subglobosis, basi leviter insculptis 500-800 ;j.. diam., pa-
pilla obtuso conoidea erumpentibus, hypliis septatis, ramosis, re-
pentibus brunneis 5-7 \i. or. vestitis, atro-brunneis, rugosis; ascis
tereti-clavatis, breve stipitatis, aparaphysibus filiformibus, septatis
supcratis, 140-195*13-14, octosporis; sporidiis 1-2-stichis, fusi-

Pyrenomyeetse, Sphferiacese, Hyalophra°rmiae, Ceratosphreria. 715

formibus, utrinque obtusulis, rectis curvulisve, 5-septatis, constri-
ctis, pluriguttulatis, 40-49 * 6,5-8.

Hab. in rauiis putridis, decorticatis Fraxini excelsioris,
Luxemburg. — Enchnosphcerice Cap. Medusce subaffinis.

2. Herpotrichia laricina Feltg. Yorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. 1901, Nachtr. 2457

II, p. 215. — Peritheciis gregariis, globosis, subdepressis, papil-
latis, basi leviter insculptis ibique hyphis brunneis vestitis, sursum
setis nigro-brunneis septatis, rigidis, apice subacutis 40-52 « 2,5-3.5
hirtis, 400 a. diam. ; ascis breve clavatis, 44-65^10,5, octosporis; ,
sporidiis distichis, obtuse fusoideis, rectis curvulisve, 4-cellulari-
bus, leviter constrictis, dilute flavidis v. brunneolis, 15-18 « 5-6.

Hab. in ramis corticatis Laricis deciduse, Luxemburg. —
Indumento peculiari, sporidiis ascisque minutis dignoscenda species.

3. Herpotrichia caulogena Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, ~,i"s
1903, p. 296. — Peritheciis sparsis, sessilibus vel basi insculptis,
hemisphaericis 500 a. diam., atro-brunneis, papillatis, basi hyphis
sursum setulis 40-45 « 5, atro-brunneis vestitis ;# ascis clavatis, 91-
130*8-9, paraphysibus filiformi-clavatis, hyalinis, superantibus
obvallatis; sporidiis distichis, ellipsoideo-clavatis, apice crassioribus

et apiculo prreditis, rectis curvulisve bicellularibus, pluriguttulatis
hyalinis, ad septum leviter constrictis, 18-21 « 3-4.

Hab. in caulibus putridis Silenes nutantis, Luxemburg.
— Herp. chaithomioicli affinis.

4. Herpotrichia collapsa (Romell) Rehm, Hedw. 1903, pag. (176). —
Ita vocanda Bertia collapsa Romell Bot. Not. 1889, pag. 24 —
Syll. IX, p. 687; nam ob subiculum proprium manifestum non
est Bertio3 species, sed Herpotrichice.

CERATOSPH/ERIA Niessl — Syll. II p. 227, XI p. 340, XVI p. 1137.

1. Ceratosphaeria aparaphysata Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. 3459

III, 1903, pag. 280. — Peritheciis solitariis vel 2-4 approximatis
ligno immersis et tantum ostiolo conico obtuso vel cylindraceo,
crassiusculo, atro-nitido, perithecium dimidium aequante emergen-
tibus, globosis, asperulis, firmis, nigris, 300-400 a. diam.; ascis te-
reti-clavatis, apice obtusulis incrassatis, tenuato-stipitatis, apara-
physatis 87-138*8-9, octosporis; sporidiis 1-2-stichis, angustc fu-
siformibus, obtusulis, rectis curvulisve 5-septatis, non constrictis
hyalinis, pluriguttulatis, 40-50 « 2,5-3.

Hab. in ramis siccis decorticatis Fagi, Luxemburg.

2. Ceratosphaeria occultata Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. 3460

716 Pyrenomyeetee, Sphseriaeese, Hyalophragroise, Gnomoniopsis.

III, 1903, p. 280. — Porithociis gregariia innatis, globosis, nigris,
150-200 [a. diam., ostiolo emergente, cylindraceo-nodoso recto vel
curvato, perithecium semel v. bis superante; ascis cylindracei.s,
apice rotundatis, longissime stipitatis, filiformi-j)araphysatis, octo-
sporis 100-210-10, p. sporif. 130-140 ;j.. long. ; sporidiis oblique
monostichis, late ellipsoidcis vel obovatis, 3-5-septatis, non con-
strictis, hyalinis, minute pluriguttatis, 19-23 * 8.

Hab. in ramis putridis, decorticatis Fagi, Luxemburg. — Spo-
ridiorum forma in genere peculiaris.

3. Ceratosphaeria obliquata Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. II. 2461
1901, p. 203. — Perithedis sparsis vel hinc inde approximatis,
basi insculptis sed superficialibus, ovato-conicis, 300 ;j.. diam., ni-
gris in ostiolum suba-quans, conico-cylindraceum, atro-nitidulum
acutum tenuatis; ascis cylindrico-clavatis, breve stipitatis, apice
obtuse tenuatis, plerumque 120-150^13-18, subinde longioribus;
sporidiis distichis, fusoideo-clavatis, 5-7-septatis, leviter constrictis,
rectis curvulisque, hyalinis, granulosis, 20-26 « 5-8, raro longiori-
bus; paraphysibus filiformibus, 2-3 ;j.. cr., guttulatis, ascos supe-
rantibus.

Hdb. in raniis decorticatis Pini, Luxemburg. — Ad Zignoellce
species breve rostellatas nutat.

4. Ceratosphaeria grandis Boud. in Bull. Soc. Myc. de France 1902, 2462
n. 2, tab. VII, fig. 2. — Peritheciis 1-1,5 mm. diam., atro-viren-
tibus, rotundato-applanatis, longe ostiolatis, primo e ligno erum-
pentibus dein subliberis sed ligno ad basim semper subimmersis
sparsis v. gregariis, ostiolo sat crasso, recto aut ssopius undulato,
concolori; contextu brunneo; ascis cylindraceis, octosporis, ad ba-
sim paullo attenuatis, 220 « 10-12; paraphysibus tenuibus, hyalinis,
intus vix granulosis, septatis ; sporidiis cylindraceis, rectis aut cur-
vatis, utrinque subattenuatis, 5-7-septatis, pluriguttulatis, hyali-
nis, intra ascos pallidissime fuscis, 70-100 « 5-6.

llah. ad ligna putrida prope Bourg, Ain Grallise (D. Clerc .
— Ab affini Cer. (vruginosa Rehm peritheciis sporidiisque duplo
niajoribus difFert.

GNOMONIOPSIS Berl. Ic. fung. I, p. 93 (1892) (Etym. Gnomonia et
opsis aspectus). — Perithecia innata, rostro longiusculo praedita
membranacea. Asci octospori. Sporidia J usoideo-elongata, plurise-
ptata, articulis non secedentibus. — Articulis sporidiorum non sece-

Pyrenomycetse, Spheeriacea?, Hyalophrag-mise, Calospora. 717

dentibus a gen. Cryptoderi differt et Ceratosphcerice accedit, qune
contra recedit peritheciis lignicolis durioribus.
1. Gnomoniopsis Chamaemori (Fr.) Berl. 1. c. t. 85, f. 1, Cryptoderis
Chamcemori (Fr.) Sacc. — Syll. II, p. 230.

CALOSPORA Sacc. — Syll. II p. 231, IX p. 871, XI p. 341, XI V
p. 593.

1. Calospora austriaca v. Hohn. Ann. Mycol. II, 1904, pag. 44. — 2463
Stromate e basi ovali conico-attenuato, depresso, 1-1,5 mm. lato

in pustulas parum elevatas protuberante, peridermio adh;crente
tecto : peridermio solum disculo transverso elliptico v. lanceolato
pertuso ; peritheciis in quoque stromate 10-25, in corticis contextu
parenchymatico immutato insculptis, plerumque 2-3-stichis, glo-
bosis v. mutua pressione irregulariter ordinatis, 150-300 ;j.. latis,
nigris, hinc inde confluentibus, collis brevibus crassis, usque 90 [i.
long , 80 [i. lat. instructis; ostiolorum disculo atro-fusco, elliptico
vel transverse lanceolato, ca. 1 mm. long., ruguloso; ostiolis pa-
rum incrassatis, poro pertusis, disculos parum superantibus ; ascis
clavatis, membrana apicem versus parum incrassata tectis, deorsum
breve stipitatis, octosporis, 80-90^10-14, paraphysibus numerosis,
subtilibus, hinc inde ramosis stipatis; sporidiis di-tristichis, hyali-
nis, subfusiformibus vel biconicis, quadricellularibus, ad septa, prae-
cipue medium, constrictis, rectis vel snepius parum curvatis, utrin-
que obtusiusculis, guttulis oleosis 4 farctis, strato mucoso destitu-
tis, 18-25*3-5.

Hab. in ramulis emortuis Alni viridis in vallo Gross Pi-
schingthal prope Aspang ad pedem montis Wechsel Austriae in-
ferioris. — Exsicc. : Rehm, Ascomyceten n. 1477.

2. Calospora allantospora EIl. et Ev. in Journ. of Myc 1903, p. 223. *igi
— Peritheciis sparsis, in cortice et in ligno immersis, depresso-
globosis 0,5 mm. diam., brunneis, contextu carbonaceo-coriaceo ;
ostiolo conico vel breve cylindrico, erumpenti donatis; ascis cla-
vatis, p. spor. 45-55*7-9; paraphysibus 50-90 ;j.. longis; sporidiis
distichis, cylindraceis, curvulis, hyalinis, obtusis sub-3-septatis, 15-

20 » 2,5-3, ad septa non constrictis.

Hab. in ramis corticatis Corni al ternif o 1 ia- et Acoris
saccharini, London, Canada, Amer. bor.

3. Calospora Pickeli Oud. et Kich. Beih. Bot. Ccntr. 1902, p. 5. 2465
Stromatibus regularitor distributis, valsoideis, cortici immersis, e
basi orbiculari vel elliptica, nigro-cincta late conoidco-truncatis,

718 Pyrenomycetae, Sphseriacese, Phseophragmise, Pheeospora.

primo peridermato tectis, doin protuberantibus, pustuliformibus,
salvo disco, peridermate adluerente intogro v. denique lacerato te-
ctis; perithcciis basi corpori lignoso superficialiter impressis, in
singulo stromate usque ad 20, circinautibus v. sibi invicem arcte
appressis, subsplnoroideis v. angulosis 0,3-1 mm. diam., collis bre-
vibus, fasciculatis, vix connivontibus, ostiolis nigerrimis, micanti-
bus, obtusis, perforatis; ascis fusiformibus 50-60 » 7 octosporis; spo-
ridiis distichis, cylindraceis, strictis, hyalinis, quadriguttulatis quasi
1-septatis medioque constrictis, revera autom, jodo addito, 3-septa-
tis 14-16*3,5; paraphysibus tenerrimis, guttulatis, difflucntibus.
Ilab. in ramis Carpini Betuli, Valkenberg Hollandia?.

Sect. 7 Phaeophragmi».

PH/EOSPORA Ilepp — Syll. XVI p. 519.

1. Phaeospora triphracta (Nyl.) Zopf, Iledw. 1896, p. 339, Endococcus 2466
triphractus Nyl. Fl. 1872, p. 364. — Peritheciis globosis, nigris;
ascis 8-sporis, fusoideo-oblongis 11-16 « 4-6, 3-septatis fuscis.

Hdb. in thallo Lecideae umbonatuLe in Hogland (Brex-
neb).

2. Phaeospora triphractoides (Nyl.) Zopf, Hedw. 1896, p. 338, En- 2467
dococcus triphractoides Nyl. Grevillea III, pag. 24. — Peritheoiis
nigris hemisplnoricis; ascis octosporis; sporidiis oblongo-fusoideis,
4-cellularibus brunneolis, 14-18 •# 6-7.

Ildb. in thallo, quem dealbat, Lecideae scotinodis in Bri-
tannia.

3. Phaeospora Triplicantis (Wainio) Zopf, Hedw. 1896, p. 320, Ticho- 2468
thecium Triplicantis Wain. Adj. II, p. 263. — Peritheciis nigris;
ascis aparaphysatis octosporis; sporidiis oblongis, 4-6-cellularibus,
14-20 « 6-7, brunneis.

llab. in thallo Bilimbi.o microcarpae in Fennia.

4. Phaeospora Granulosae Arn. Lich. fragm. n. 34, p. 5. t. 8, fig. 6, ji,,:i
(Est. bot. Zeitschr. 1895. Peritheciis atris, punctiformibus, vor-
ruoarioideis; ascis aparaphysatis jodo non coloratis ; sporidiis ob-
longis utrinque obtusulis, rectis ourvulisve, 3-septatis, leviter con-
strictis, fuscis, 18-21 « 5-6.

Hab. in thallo Biator.o granulosae in Bavaria.
."). Phaeospora hetaerizans (Loight.) 25opf, Hedw. ls9(i, p. 366, Ver- 2470
rucariQ h<t<vrizans Leight. Brit. Lich. p. 493. — Perithociis im-

Pyrenomycetse, Sphrerracere, Phfeophragmise, Leptospheeria. 719

mersis nigris; asois aparaphysatis, octosporis; sporicliis 4-cellula-
ribus, ad septa constrictis, brunneis.

Hab. in thallo Verrucarias subniersae in Britannia.
6. Phaeospora supersparsa Arn. ap. Zopf in Act. Leop. Carol. t. LXX, 2471
1897, p. 137, cum ic. — Peritlieciis gregariis punctiformibus, in-
natis, 160-200 ;x. cliam., vertice obtusulo obsolete pertuso, vix
emergente; ascis cylindraceis, apice rotundatis, deorsum breviter
tenuato-stipitatis, aparaphysatis, plerumque 4-6-sporis, 84-89 « 10-
14,5 ; sporidiis monostichis, ellipsoideo-oblongis, utrinque rotunda-
tis, plerumque rectis, triseptatis non constrictis, vulgo 4-guttatis,
fuligineis.

Hab. in thallo Lecidea^ platycarpa: pr. Paneveggio, Tren-
tino Ital. bor.

LEPTOSPH/ERIA Ces. et De Not. — Syll. II p. 13, IX p. 762, XI
p. 321, XIV p. 562, XVI p. 510.

I. Eu-Leptosphceria : in plantis vascularibus.

1. Leptosphaeria Vitalbae Niessl — Syll. IX, p. 765. — var. sarmen 2472
ticola Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 1903, p. 221. —

A typo distinguitur ; peritheciis minoribus 500 ;j.. diam. ; ascis
crassioribus, 170-200 « 19-22 sporidiisque quoque majoribus 40-
50 * 8-9, 10-12-cellularibus.

Hab. in sarmentis siccis Clematidis Vitalbie, Luxemburg.

2. Leptosphaeria Papaveris Rostr. Islands Svampo in Bot. Tidsskrift '-'f7:!
1903, vol. 25, p. 305. — Peritheciis minutissimis 200 ;j.. diam.,
subgregariis ; ascis oblongis, 55-70^11-13; sporidiis distichis, ob-
longis, utrinque obtusiusculis, 3-septatis, loculo seeundo crassiore,
pallide flavis 20-23 * 6-7.

Hab. in caulibus Papaveris radicati in Islandia.

3. Leptosphsria Cerastii Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxeml». Naohtr. III, '-'|~:,
1903, p. 221. — Peritheciis sparsis, subcutaneis, globoso-lenticu-
laribus atro-brunneis 150-250 ;j.. diam., papilla minute erumpente;
ascis clavatis, breve et crasse stipitatis, octosporis, filiformi-para-
physatis, 95 « 30; sporidiis oblongo-fusoideis, 2-3-stichis obtusulis,
rectis curvulisve, plerumque 5-7-scptatis, non v. vix constrictis,
brunneolis 33-36 « 4.

Hab. in caulibus siccis Cerastii arvensis, Luxomburg.

720 Pyrenomycetffi, Sphseriaceae, Phaeophragmiee Leptosphseria.

4. Leptosphaeria silvestris Foltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. 1901, Nachtr. 2475
II, p. 162. — Peritheciis gregariis, immersis, dein erumpentibus,

semiglobosis, nigris, 300 >j, diam., ostiolo obtuse conoideo; ascis
clavatis, 51-05-78*7-8,5; sporidiis irregulariter 3-stichis, fusoi-
deis, rectis v. curvulis, 6-cellularibus, medio constrictis, 6-guttu-
latis, initio subhyalinis, dein brunneo-flavidis, 13-15*3,5-4,5.

Hab. in caulibus siccis Silenes inflatse et Scabiosre Co-
1 u m b a r i se, Luxem burg.

5. Leptosphaeria corrugans Rehm iu (Est. Bot. Zeitschr. 1904, p. 84. 2476
— Peritheciis, in maculis suborbieularibus vel irregulariter oblon-
gis, exsiccatis rlavidulis, fusco-rubro-marginatis post destructionem
parenchymatis folii papyraceis et rugulosis, 1-3 cm. latis, gregarie
innatis, globosis, in epiphyllo papillula minima atra conspicua, in
hypophyllo ut in epiphyllo hemispha'rice prominentibus, nigris, ad
basim hyphis creberrimis, subramosis, fuscis obsessis, parenchy-
matice nigro-fusco contextis 200-300 ;j.. diam.; ascis clavatis, 115-
120 « 10-12 octosporis; sporidiis elongato-fusiformibus, rectis vix
curvatulis, 9-septatis, cellula 3a, interdum 4a latiore, flavidulis 30-
33*4,5-5, distichis; paraphysibus vix conspicuis.

Hab. in foliis vivis Cytisi alpini, Eotweinklamm pr. Veldes
Carniolse (Voss).
0. Leptosphaeria foeniculacea H. Fabr. Syll. IX, p. 763. — var. 3477
lupina Saccardo et Scalia, Harrim. Alaska Exped. Crypt. p. 29,
pl. V, fig. 12. — Peritheciis globoso-depressis, diu tectis, dcin
nudatis, sparsis v. subgregariis, minutissime papillatis, 350-420 a.
<liam., glabris, nigris; contoxtu parenchymatico, fuligineo: ascis
longe clavatis, stipitatis, 100-120 * 13,5-15,5, octosporis; paraphy-
sibus flliformibus septulatis obvallatis; sporidiis subdistichis, fusi
formibus, 3-4-septatis, non constrictis, s.cpe ina^qualibus v. cur-
vulis, dilute olivaceis 28-30 * 4-5.

Ilab. in caulibus emortuis Lupini, socia Phoma, Disenchant-
ment Bay Alaska (Trelease).
7. Leptosphaeria lupinicola Earle Plantae Bakerian.c, Fungi fasc. II, vits
p. 20. — Peritheciis sparsis vcl gregariis, tectis, dein erumpenti-
l»us, nigris, interdum rugulosis, non collapsis, 200-251 a. diam.,
ostiolis valde papillatis donatis; asois subcylindraceis 80*8; p;i-
rajihysilius iiliformibus j sporidiis subdistichis, cylindraceis, curvu-
lis. nitidc olivaccis ;5-se})tatis, non constrictis, 25-30 « 4.

llah in caulibus emortuis Lupini, Hermosa, South Colorado
Amer. bor.

Pyrenomycetse, Spheeriaceae, Phseophrag-mia?, Leptosphseria. 721

8. Leptosphaeria Trifolii Feltg. Vorsfcud. Pilz. Luxemb. Naclitr. III, 3479
1903, p. 210. — Peritheciis gregariis subcutaneis globoso-depres-

sis, nigro-brunneis 300-500 \y. diam., basi hyphis ramosis, septatis,
brunneis cinctis, ostiolo minuto papillato erumpente; ascis tereti-
clavatis, longiuscule stipitatis 90-120*5,5-7 octosporis; sporidiis
1-2-stichis, oblongo-fusoideis, acutulis, rectis curvulisve, 4-cellula-
ribus, eguttulatis v. pluriguttulatis, medio constrictis 20-28 * 2-3,5,
flavido-brunneolis, cellula secunda crassiore.

Hab. in caulibus siccis Trifolii medii, Luxemburg. — Inter
Leptospli. dumetorum et L. doliolum fere media.

9. Leptosphaeria Sorbi Jaczewski in Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1903, p. 30. 2480
— Maculis epiphyllis, magnitudine variis, subrotundatis, griseis;
peritheciis paucis, globosis, epidermide velatis, ostiolo impresso
pertusis; ascis fasciculatis, cylindraceo - clavatis, subsessilibus 55-
60*12-14, paraphysatis ; sporidiis distichis, fusoideis, rectis vcl
curvulis, 3-septatis, ad septa leniter constrictis, olivaceis, 25-30 « 4-5.

Hab. in foliis Sorbi Aucupariae, Smolensk in Sibiria ross.

10. Leptospheeria Rostrupii Sacc. et D. Sacc. JLeptospJuvria Dryadis 248]
E. Rostr. Norske Ascom. 1904, p. 24 (Vidensk. Skrift.). — Pe-
ritheciis riumerosis, epiphyllis, globulosis, minutis; ascis 110-115*
18-20; sporidiis oblongis, flavis, 25-30*8-10, triseptatis, loculo
altero leniter prominulo.

Hdb. in pagina superiore foliorum exsiccatorum Dryadis
octopetal.T, Kongsvold Norvegiaa (A. Blytt).

11. Leptosphaeria Dryadis Rostr. Islands Svampe in Bot. Tidsskrift 2482
1903, vol. 25, p. 305. — Peritheciis sparsis vel subgregariis, co-
noideis, ostiolo crasso parum prominulo, circiter 500 [>.. latis; ascis
cylindraceis 100-120 * 12-14; sporidiis oblique monostichis, cylin-
draceo-oblongis, rectis vel leviter curvulis, 3-5-septatis, guttulatis,

ad septa leniter constrictis, loculo secundo crassiore, primitus hya-
linis, dein fuscidulis 24-28*7-8; paraphysibus filiformibus, nu-
merosis.

Hab. in caulibus lignosis decorticatis et in fructibus Drvadis
octopetalae in Islandia. — Certe afflnis praecedenti.

12. Leptospharia rhopographoides Eehm, Hedw. 1902, p. (204) Rho- 2483
pographus caulincola Oudem. Contr. Mycol. XVIII, pag. 712,
Ned. Kr. Arch. Ser. 3, II, 3. — Peritheciis sub epidermide Jate
denigrata nidulantibus, gregariis, globosis, haud distincte ostiola-

tis, parenchymatice contextis, subfuscis, epidermidem, hyphis fu-
scis, longis, subramosis, soptatis, 5 \i. crassis, percursam et fusca-

722 Pyrenomycetfr, Splircriacerc, Phseophragmise, Leptosphseria.

tam elevantibus, 300 ;j,. cliam. ; ascis clavatis, 70-80 v 10-12, octo-
sporis; paraphysibus ramosis 2-3 u. diam.; sporidiis fusiformibus,
rectis vel subcurvatis, subacutis, 3-septatis, quaque cellula guttulis
2 parvulis oleosis instructis, hyalinis, dein dilute fuscescentibus
20-24 v 4-4,5.

Hab. in caulibus siccis UmbelliferaB cujusdam Valkenberg
Hollandiae.

13. Leptosphaeria norvegica E. Eostr. Norske Ascom. 1904, pag. 24 2484
(Vidensk. Skrift.). — Peritheciis sparsis; ascis clavatis 75^10;
sporidiis 2-3-stichis, elongatis, rectis v. curvulis, flavis, 5-septatis,
loculo subultimo crassiore, 28-30 « 5.

Hab. in caulibus Brayse alpinae, Bardo NorvegiaB (A. Blytt).

14. Leptosphaeria Euphorbiae Niessl — Syll. II, p. 24. — var. Esulae ~Jis:>
Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 1903, pag. 212. —
DifFert a typo peritheciis, ascis et sporidiis minoribus: peritheciis
200 |x. diam. ; ascis 78-87 « 13 ; sporidiis 15,5-23 « 4-5,5, triseptatis,
brunneis.

Hab. in caulibus corticatis Euphorbiae Esulse, Luxemburg.

15. Leptosphaeria variegata Peck in Rep. of the State botanist 1902, "J186
p. 31. — Peritheciis numerosis, minutis, depresso-globosis, in ma-
culis indeterminatis roseis, griseis vel brunneis insidentibus, diu
epidermide velatis, dein erumpentibus, nigris; ascis cylindraceis ;
sporidiis oblongis vel subfusiformibus, 3-septatis 18-20 w 4-5.

Hab. in caulibus Phytolaccae decandrce, prope Trenton
Falls Amer. bor.

16. Leptosphaeria Pelargonii Eehm, Hedw. XLIV (1905) fig. 2. — 2487
Maculis dealbatis exsiccatisque irregularibus, tenuissime fuscidulo
cinctis; peritheciis sparsis innatis, globulosis, nigris, ostiolo haud
conspicuo c. 100 ;j.. diam., mombranaceis ; ascis clavatis, apico ro-
tundatis, 60-65^8-9, 8-sporis; sporidiis cylindraceis, utrinque ro-
tundatis, transverse 3, rarissime 4-septatis, haud constrictis, col-
lulis oleoso-guttatis, subfuscis, 12-14^3, in superiore asci parte
distichis; paraphysibus ramosis 2.

Hab. ad folium Pelargonii cult., Rio de Janciro Brasiliie
(E. Ule). — Affinis L. Tini et L. Phj/salidis sed sporidiis rectis,
obscurioribus et cvlindraceis mox dignoscenda.

17. Leptosphaeria dolioloides (Auersw.) Karst. — Syll. II, p. 44. — 2188
var. Lathyri Feltg. 1. c. p. 164. — A typo praesertim differt pe-
ritheciis collabascentibus.

Hab. in caulibus Lathyri (Orobi) nigri, Luxemburg. —

Pyrenomycetse, Sphceriacese, Phseophragrnise, LeptosphaBria. 723

Var. Rhinanthi Feltg. 1. c. — Distinguitur sporidiis longo fusifor-
mibus 10-cellularibus, medio inter cellulas majores constrictis, cur-
vulis, flavidis, 47-65 « 2-3. — In caulibus Rhinanthi sicccis,
Luxemburg.

18. Leptosphaeria plectrospora Feltg. Yorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. 1901, 2489
Nachtr. II, p. 162. — Peritheciis gregariis epidermide pustulata
tectis, conoideo-globosis, basi applanatis, rugulosis, 300-500 ;j.. d.,
ostiolo verruciformi v. globoso-conico erumpentibus; ascis tereti-
clavatis, apice rotundatis, breviter stipitatis, 78-91 « 8, octosporis;
sporidiis 1-2-stichis, fusoideis, vulgo curvulis, 5-(raro 6-7)-septatis,
medio profunde constrictis, brunneo-flavis, 15-21 « 4-5, utrinque
recte v. oblique appendicula calcarata, 5-7 w 1,5-2, hyalina auctis.

Hab. in caulibus G-alii Molluginis et Astragali gly-
cyphylli, Luxemburg. — L. apjpendiculatce affmis sed probe
diversa.

19. Leptosphaeria luxemburgensis Sacc. et D. Sacc. L. dumetorum 2490
Feltg. non Niessl. — var. Symphyti Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb.
Nachtr. III, p. 211. — Peritheciis gregariis, tectis, globulosis, pa-
pillatis, 150-250 >},. diam.; ascis tereti-clavatis, 70-80 « 5,5-8; spo-
ridiis 30-38 » 2,5-3, triseptatis.

Hab. in caulibus Symphyti caucasici, Luxemburg. — var.
dolichospora Feltg. 1. c. p. 210. — A typo recedit ascis sporidiis-
que multo longioribus, nempe primis 80-100 « 5,5-8, alteris 30-
40^2,5-4, triseptatis. — In ramis corticatis Sambuci race-
mosEe, Luxemburg. — A L. dumetorum certe diversa.

20. Leptosphaeria echiella Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 249]
1903, p. 219. — Peritheciis sparsis v. gregariis, subcutaneis, vulgo

in areis denigratis nidulantibus, globosis vel subellipsoideis, basi
applanatis, nigricantibus, 200-300 •;.. diam., ostiolo verruciformi-
erumpente; ascis tereti-clavatis, breve stipitatis 130-150 « 16-19,
(octosporis) vel 85-108*19 (tetrasporis), filiformi - paraphysatis ;
sporidiis 1-2-stichis, elliptico-fusiformibus, obtusis, rectis curvulis-
ve, clemum 3-5-septatis, ad septa constrictis, 30-35 « 8-8,5 flavo-
brunneolis.

Hab. in caulibus corticatis Echii vulgaris, Luxemburg. —
Affinis Leptospluvriw planiuscul '< > - .

21. Leptosphaeria trematostoma Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb, Nachtr. 2492
III, 1903, p. 214. — Peritheciis sparsis, cortico nidulantibus,
globoso-clepressis, rugosis, atro-brunneis 500-600 \i. diam., hyphis
brunneis, parcis cinctis, ostiolo depresso papillato perforato erum

724 Pyrenomycet», Sphseriacese, Phseophrag-mise, Leptosphseria.

pento; ascis oylindraceis deorsum tenuato - stipitatis 115^9-10,
octosporis; paraphysibus nliformibus, ramulosis, septatis, longe
superantibus ; sporidiis submonostichis, oblongo-ellipsoideis, utrin-
<iue rotundatis, vulgo rectis, constrictulo-3-septatis plerumquo
guttulatis, brunneis, 15-18^5-6,5.

Ilah. in ramis corticatis Syringae vulgaris, Sarothammi
scoparii et Tiliae europsea;, Luxemburg. — Affinis Leptosphai-
rice Ribis.
'2-2. Leptosphaeria Basalduai Speg. Myc. argent. ser. II, 1902, p. 71. 2493
— Peritheciis lenticulari-conoideis, carbonaceis, 350-400 a. diam.,
ostiolo crassiusculo conoideo corticem perforante, sed non vel vix
cxserto donatis; ascis clavatis 100 « 20, antice obtuse rotundatis, po-
stice breviter cuneato-pedicellatis, octosporis ; paraphysibus filifor-
mibus paullo longioribus; sporidiis monostichis, ellipticis v. leniter
subovatis, 3-septatis, ad septa constrictulis, loculo majore supero
et duobus apicalibus quandoque suboblique septatis, levibus, fu-
ligineis.

llab. ad ramos dejectos putrescentes Lippise seriphioidis,
La Plata in Argentina.

23. Leptosphaeria Castilletae Olements in Bull. of the Torr. Bot. 01. 2494
1903, p. 85. — Peritheciis copiosis, numerosis, primitus tectis,
deinde erumpenti - superficialibus, globosis, ostiolatis, vix conicis
vel papillatis, glabris, 150-200 ;j.. ; ascis octosporis, oblongis, pa-
raphysatis, jodo non cserulescentibus, 80-100 « 8-14; sporidiis di-
stichis, fusiformibus 3-4-septatis, curvulis raro rectis, acutis vel
obtusis, ad septa leniter vel non constrictis, fusco-flavis 40-50»

4; pycnidiis globosis 100-150 ;j.. diam.. basidiis 10 »1, sporulis
oblongis, hyalinis 6-8 v 2.

llab. ad caules emortuos Castilleiae pallidse, Ruxton Park
Amer. bor. — A L. ogilviensi (B. et Br.) Ces. diffort sporidiis
3-4-septatis, enucleatis, peritheciis erumpontibus, non papillatis,
a L. concinna Ell. el Ev. peritheciis epapillatis, erumpentibus,
sporidiis majoribus.

24. Leptosphaeria aquilana D. Sacc. Mycoth. ital. n. 1485 (1904). — 2110
Peritheciis laxo gregariis, innatis, globulosis, 200-300 ;j.. diam.,
tantum ostiolo papillato vix erumpentibus, nigris, glabris; ascis
tereti-clavatis, paraphysatis, octosporis; sporidiis distichis, tercti-
fusoideis, utrinque obtusulis, 4-septatis, 40-50 « 6, luteolis minute
8-10-guttulatis, loculo secundo lenissinu' turgidiore, utrinque mi-
nuto hyalino-apiculatis.

Pyrenomycetse, Sphseriacese, Phseophragmise, Leptosphaeria. 725

Hab. in caulibus emortuis Scrophularire spec. Tagliacozzo

Aquila Ital. centr. Apr. 1904. — Ab affini Lept. modesta differt

ascis sporicliisque majoribus et sporidiis saepius 4-septatis, qua nota

acccedit ad Lept. cylindrosporam, quse contra ascos 4-sporos habet.

25. Leptosphgeria Gaieobdolonis Feltg. Vorst. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. 3496
III, 1903, p. 221. — Peritheciis approximatis, immersis, globoso-
conoideis, basi applanatis, nigris 400-500 (j.. diam., ostiolo obtuse
conoideo, erumpente; ascis oblongo-clavatis, late rotundatis, breve
stipitatis, 130-195 « 8-10, octosporis; sporidiis 1-3-stichis oblongo-
fusoideis, obtusulis, vulgo curvis 5-7-septatis, medio constrictulis,
flavis, 42-50 « 5-6, pluri-guttulatis.

ITab. in caulibus siccis Galeobdolonis lutei, Luxemburg.

26. Leptosphaeria Wegeliniana Sacc. et Syd. — Syll. XIV, pag. 567. 2i(jt
— f. Teucrii Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 1903, p. 222.

A typo vix distinguitur peritheciis paullo minoribus 150-250 \i.
diam., ostiolis conoideis sporidiisque inorclinatis, 35-50 « 7-9, 10-
12-septatis.

Hab. in caulibus siccis Teucrii Scorodonise, Luxemburg.

27. Leptosphsria caespitosa Niessl — Syll. II, p. 35. — var. Salviae 2498
Feltg. Vorst. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. II, p. 161. — A typo pr.r-
cipue differt peritheciis subsparsis nec c;cspitosis.

Hab. in caulibus siccis Salvi;c pratensis, Luxemburg.

28. Leptosphaeria astericola Ell. et Ev. in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, 2499
vol. 8, p. 17. — Peritheciis erumpenti-superficialibus, globosis.
planiusculis v. concavis, subseriatis 2-3 confluentibus; ostiolo pa-
pilliformi; ascis subcylindraceis, breve-stipitatis, paraphysatis, 80-
110*7-8; sporidiis distichis, fusoideis, paullo curvatis, 3-septatis,
non constrictis, luteolis 30-40 « 3-4; pycnidiis forma peritheciorum
simillimis; sporulis oblongis v. oblongo-ellipticis, 6-8 v 2,5-3, hya-
linis, 1-septatis.

Hab. in caulibus emortuis Asteris multiflori, Rooks, Coun-
ty, Kansas Amer. bor. (Bartholomew). — L. fusisporm Niessl
et L. leptosporce De Not. affinis.

29. Leptosphaeria dumetorum Niossl — Syll. II, p. 15. — var. coni 2500
formis Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. 1901, Nachtr. II, p. 159. -
Peritheciis hemisphsericis in ostiolum obtuse conoideum sensim
abeuntibus, atro-niticlis; ascis tereti-clavatis, 65-68*3.5-5,5; spori-
diis fusoideis, rectis curvulisve, utrinque acutulis, 4-cellularibus, 15-

18 « 2,5-3,5, cellula secunda vel binis intoriorilms paullo crassio-
ribus, flavo-brunneolis.

726 Pvrononmvhi'. Spheeriacese, Phseophragmiee, Leptospheeria.

llab. in caulibus Sonccionis Fuchsii, Luxenib. Cfr. n. 19.

30. Leptosphaeria planiuscula Oes. et De Not. — Syll. II, p. 32. — 2501
var. SaccisiB Fcltg. 1. o. pag. 161. — A typo differt sporidiis
5-7-septatis sursum curvatis acutis, deorsum rectiusculis, seque
acutis, flavido-brunneolis, 40-42 » 7-8.

Hab. in caulibus Succisa; pratensis, Luxemburg.

31. Leptosphaeria Phyteumatis (Fuck.) Wint. — Syll. II, p. 37. — 2502
var. Knautiae Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. II, p. 164. —

A typo praesertim diversa peritheciis omnino glabris; ascis 55-
85« 7-9; sporidiis B-7-septatis 21 «2,5-4, flavo-brunneis.
llab. in caulibus Knautise arvensis, Luxemburg.

32. Leptosphaeria fuscella [B. et Br.) Ces. et De Not. — Syll. II, p. 30, 2503
— var. Hippophaes Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III,
1903, p. 212. — A typo differt matrice dealbata; poritheciis ex-
acte globosis, rarius subdepressis, 250-500 ;j.. cliam.; ascis majori-
bus 115-150 v 13-14; sppridiis quoque majoribus, 19-22^9,5-11
non constrictis laete flavis, triseptatis.

Hab. in ramis corticatis Hippophaes r h a m n o i d i s, Lu-
xemburg.

33. Leptosphaeria petiolaris Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. 2504
III, 1903, p. 216. — Peritheciis subsparsis, subcutaneis, globoso-
depressis, 170-200 ;j.. diam., papilla obtusa emcrgente; ascis cla-
vatis, breve et crasse stipitatis, octosporis, 75-80 w 14-10, filiformi-
paraphysatis; sporidiis 2-3-stichis, elliptico-fusoideis, obtusis, re-
ctis curvulisve, 4-cellularibus non v. vix constrictis, 22-23 « 5,5-7

e flavo-olivaceis, cellula secunda paullo crassiore, eguttulatis vel
pauci-guttulatis.

Hab. in petiolis siccis Juglandis regia?, Luxemburg.

34. Leptosphaeria Valdobbiae Ferraris, Malp. 1904, p. 488, tab. IX, 2505
f. 1. — Peritheciis sparsis in maculis candidis orbicularibus fusco-
marginatis sparse epiphyllis, nigris, 250-350 ;j.. diam., membrana-
ceis pertusis; ascis clavatis. 55-(»0«10, paraphysibus angustis ob-
vallatis, octosporis; sporidiis subdistichis, oblongo-fusoideis, 3-5-

ptatis, olivaceis, interdum guttulatis, rectis curvulisve 30-35 » 3.

llali. in foliis Fagi silvaticaa, Riva Valdobbia Ital. bor.

(Carestia).

Leptosphaeria desciscens Oud. Beih. Bot. Centr. 1902, pag. 5. -z^

Peritheciis numerosis, gregariis, primo opidermide velatis, de-

nique expositis, conico-depressis, basi applanatis, 250-350 (i. diam.,

nigris, solidiusculis, rostro cylindrico altitudinem partis ascigerae

Pyrenomycetse, Sphseriacese, Phfeophragmise, Leptosphseria. 727

fere aequante, pilis decumbentibus, late repentibus, dense intri-
catis, olivaceo-fuscis, ramosis, anastomosantibus, 3-5 [j.. latis, in-
volutis; ascis elongato-clavatis, longe pedicellatis, octosporis, 115-
120^10-12; sporidiis fusiformibus, curvatis, utrinque acutis, 7 v.
8-septatis, 50-55 « 3,5, maturis isabellinis.

Hab. in caulibus plantse ignotse, Valkenberg Hollandiaj.

36. Leptosphaeria agnita (Desm.) De Not. et Ces. — Syll. II, p. 40. 25°7
var. labens Saccardo et Scalia, Harrim. Alaska Exped. Orypt. p. 30,

pl. V, fig. 11. — A typo diifert peritheciis in macula fiavida paullo
majoribus (5 mm. diam.) facile collabentibus ; sporidiis non diversis.
Hab. in caulibus herbaceis, Unalaska Alaska (Trelease).

37. Leptosphsria Cocoes d' Alm. et Da Cam. in Revista Agron. Li- 2508
boa, 1905, p. 384, tab. II, f. 5-7. — Peritheciis sparsis epider-
mide tectis, subglobosis, atris, poro pertusis, 90-150 [j.. diam.; ascis
subcylindricis, breve stipitatis, 80-100^12-15; sporidiis cylindra-
ceis, utrinque rotundatis, monostichis v. subdistichis, biseptatis ad
septa, pmecipue inferius, constrictis, fulvis.

Hab. in foliis Cocoes Romanzoffianse in horto botanico
Coimbra Lusitaniae sociis Coniothyrio palmicolo et Phyllosticta Co-
coes (A. Moller).

38. Leptosphaeria Dracaenae S. Cam. in J. V. D^Almeida, Contrib. a 2509
la Myconore du Portugal, 1903, p. 26. Peritheciis subtectis,
prominulis, sparsis v. confluentibus, ostiolo simplici pertuso, atris,
ovalibus, 130-190 ^ 115-170; ascis numerosis, paraphysatis, breviter
stipitatis, octosporis, clavato-oblongis, apice rotundatis, 75-80 v
8-10; sporidiis distichis, oblongo-fusoideis, rectis curvulisve, sub-
flavescentibus, 4-septatis, tenuiter constrictis, 16,5-17,5^3,5-4.

Hdb. in foliis emortuis Dracsena? Draconis, in horto Inst.
agrarii, Lisboa Lusitania) (Castro G-uedes).

39. Leptosphaeria Veratri Earle, Planta3 Bakeriana^, fasc. II, Fungi ~r'10
p. 20. — Peritheciis sparsis, tectis, 250-350 \x. diam... ostiolo papil-
lato, erumpente donatis; contextu e cellulis parenchymaticis, 8-10

\x. diam. formato; ascis clavatis, substipitatis, 100^10; paraphysi-
bus numerosis, filiformibus ; sporidiis subdistichis, nitidc lutois,
3-septatis, valde eonstrictis, utrinque rotundatis, 20-25 « 5.

Hab. in caulibus emortuis Veratri spec, Pagosa Peak, South
Colorado Amer. bor.

40. Leptosphaeria? microthyrioides Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. 251]
1901, Nachtr. II, pag. 154. — Peritheciis sparsis, immorsis. udis
globoso-depressis, siccis concavis, 150-200 [j.. diam., papilla pun-

Pypenomycet», Sbpserlacese, Pheeophragrnise, Leptosphseria.
ctiformi basique byphis radiantibus, septafcis, 4-6 ;j.. cr., donatis
atro-brunneis; ascis oblongo— cylindraceia v. clavatis, apice rotun-
datis deorsum tcnuatis, subsessilibus, 24-30 * 5,6-6, octosporis,
crassiuscule septato-paraphysitis; Bporidiis distichis v. inordinatis
elliptico-fusoideis, utrinque rotundatis, rectis curvulisve, 3-septatis,
leniter constrictis, brunneo-flavidis, 8-10 * 2,6.

Jlah. in caulibus siccis Iridis Pseudacori, Luxemburg. —
Contextus parenchymaticus, radians, atro-cyanescens, microthy-
riaceus; hinc species in genere dubia.
II. Leptosphaeria monilispora (Fuck). Sacc. — Syll. II, pag. 70. — 2512
f. Triglochinis Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 100.5.
p. 208. — A typo recedit peritheciis nondum liberis, 100-200 ;>..
diam. ; ascis clavato-fusoideis 136 * 18-20; sporidiis flavo-brunneis.
profunde constrictis 8-9-septatis, 33-40 * 7-8.

Hab. in caulibus Triglochinis palustris, Luxemburg.

42. Leptosphaeria Stratiotis Oud. Beih. Bot. Centr. 1902, pag. 6. — 2313
Peritheciis sparsis, atris, sub epidermide occultatis, tandem ostiolo
hiantibus; ascis cylindraceis 90-100 « 10-12, apice rotundatis, octo-
sporis; sporidiis distichis, oblongis, curvatis, kete olivaceis, utrin-
que rotundatis, 3-septatis, 20-30 * 6-7.

Hab. in foliis Stratiotis aloidis, Nunspect Hollandiae.

43. Leptosphaeria Junci Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. 1901, Nachtr. -:,u
II, p. 156, III, p. 206, et I, 1899, p. 253, sub Leptosphceria spec.

n. 764. — Peritheciis dense sparsis minutissimis, ostiolo papillato
epidermidem perforante; ascis tereti-clavatis v. elongato-ellipticis.
104-120 w 22-26, subsessilibus; sporidiis fusiformibus 29 « 5, di-tri-
stichis, plerumque curvulis, constanter 6-cellularibus, ad septa
leniter constrictis, flavidis, cellula tertia paullo crassiore.

Ilab. in calamis siccis Junci effusi, Luxemburg.
I I. Leptosphaeria Pandani Fl. Tassi in Bull. Lab. Orfc. Bot. Sien. 1904. 2315
p. 126. — Peritheciis sparsis gregariisve, globosis, ostiolo papillato
epidermidem perforante non v. vix exserto donatis, coriaceis. nigris,
contextu atro indistincto 500-600 ;j.. diam. ; ascis cylindraceis vel
subclavatis, apice rotundatis, basi modice attenuatis, abrupte pedi-
. 100-110^16-18, octosporis. paraphysibus filiformibus co-
piosis obvallatis; sporidiis distichis v. partim monostichis, subfusoi-
>is, initio didymis, dein 3-septatis, loculo tertio paullulo crassiore,
gufctatis, 24-28 * 8-10, fusco-fuligineis.

Hab. in foliis vaginisque exsiccafcis Pandani utilis, in cali-
dario horti bofcanici Siena Italiae centr.

PvrenomycetEe, Sphperiacese, Phaeophragrnise, Leptosphsefia. 729

45. Leptosphaeria iridigena Fautr. — Syll. XIV, p. 568. — f. Typhae 2516

Feltg. Vorst. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 1903, p. 206. — A typo
differt tantum ostiolo non pertuso; ascis magis regularibus; spo-
ridiis subconstrictis minute granulosis, utrinque tenuatis. 40-48 «
5-6, 5-septatis.

Hab. in foliis Typhie angustifolia1, Luxemburg.

46. Leptosphaeria rivalis Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. 1901, Nachtr. ~:^~
II, p. 157. I, 1899, p. 256, sub Leptosphctma spec. n. 775. — Peri-
theciis sparsis, epidermide tectis, globoso-depressis, 200-300 \i. diam.
nigris, ostiolo late papillato erumpente; ascis clavatis, subsessilibus,
123^21-24; sporidiis 2-3-stichis, exacte fusiformibus, curvulis,
utrinque obtusulis 10-12-septatis constrictisque, plerumque 11-13-
guttulatis, dilute flavidis vel brunneolis, 35-45 « 8-10.

Hab. in culmis foliisque Caricis paludosce, Luxemburg.

47. Leptosphaeria cariciphila Oud. in Ned. Kruidk. Arch., 3 Ser. II, 2:,is
4, pag. 870, 1903. — Peritheciis membranaceis, translucentibus,
brunneis, 10-70 [x. diam.j ascis 35^12, octosporis; sporidiis disti-
chis, cylindraceis, rectis vel curvulis, fulvis, utrinque rotundatis,

2- vel raro 3-septatis, 16-21 v 4-7, ad septa non constrictis; para-
physibus parum numerosis.

Hab. in bracteis Caricis arenari;c, Nunspect Hollandia3
(Beins).

48. Leptosphaeria sparsa (Fuck.) Sacc. — Syll. II, p. 77. — var. mei- 2519
zospora Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 1903, p. 207.

— A typo differt imprimis sporidiis multo majoribus 31-40 *
6-7,5, 6-8, rarius 9-septatis.

Hdb. in culmis Brachy podii et foliis Caricis et Sparga-
nii, Luxemburg.

49. Leptosphaeria microscopica Karst. — Syll. II, pag. 59. — var. 2520
flavo-brunnea Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 1903,

p. 205. — A typo differt peritheciis flavo-brunneis basi hyphia
diu cinctis, paullo crassioribus 100-150 ;j.. diam., ascis quoque
majoribus 100-108 « 13-16 sporidiisque pariter majoribus 23-30 v
5,5-7, cellulis secunda et tertia crassioribus, trisoptatis.

Ilab. in cuhnis M o 1 i n i se, P o 33, G 1 y c c r i ae, Luxemburg. —
var. Caricis-vulpinae Staritz in litt. — A typo dignoscitur ascis
usque 90^18-22, sporidiisque 34^10. — In Oarice vulpina,
Anhalt.

7::" l' ■ronomycct;i\ Sphseriace», Phaeophragmise, LeptosphaerJa.

II. Xenosphtvria Trev. Species lichenicohe. parasiticae.

50. Leptosphaeria consocians (Nyl.) Sacc. et D. Saec. Mycoporum con- 252]
socians Nyl. Flora 1872, p. 364. — Peritheciis nigris, verrucarioi-
deis, 50-80 jj.. diam.; ascis octosporis, iiulistincte paraphysatis;
sporidiis 4-cellularibus, nigricantibus, 10-11 « 5-6.

llab. in tliallo BiatoriB vernalis in Lapponia orientali. —
Asci jodo colore roseo-violaceo tincti.

51. Leptosphaeria oligospora (Wainio) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Xenosphccria 2522
oligospora Wain. Adj. II. p. 203. - • Peritheciis omnino v. scmiim-
mersis apice impressis, 200 \i. diam., nigris; ascis tereti-clavatis
4-sporis filiformi-paraphysatis; sporkliis oblongo-fusoidcis, 4-cellu-
laribus ad septa constrictulis, atro-brunneis, 22-31 « 8-10.

Ilab. in thallo Solorinse croceae in silvis Lapponire Sodan-
kylcnsis.

52. Leptosphaeria Rivana (De Not.) Sacc. — Syll. II, p. 83. — f. Solo- 2523
rinae Rehm in (Est. Bot. Zeitschr. 1904, p. 84. — Sporidiis 3-
septatis, 24-27 » 8-10, fuscis.

Hdb. in thallo Solorinae croceae, Finsterthaler See, prope
Kiihtai (Oetz) in Tirolia.

53. Leptosphaeria Arnoldi Eehm in CEst. Bot. Zeitschr. 1904, p. 84. — 2521
Peritheciis gregarie dispersis, basi latis, sessilibus, globulosis, 90-
100 jj.. diam., nigris, glabris, poro perspicuo pertusis, subcarbo-
naceis; ascis fusiformibus, apice valde incrassatis, sessilibus 3G-

40 « 12-14, octosporis ; sjjoridiis oblongo-clavatis, obtusis, 3-septatis,
cellula secunda latiore, dilute fuscidulis 10-12^3,5, distichis; pa-
raphysibus subramosis.

llab. in thallo Peltigerao malaceoe, fuscato, prope Pane-
veggio Tirolise austr. (Doct. Arnold).

54. Leptosphaeria neottizans (Leight Zopf. Hedw. 1896, p. 361, Ver- 2525
rucaria neottizans Leight. Brit. Lich. Fl. p. 497. — Peritheciis
minutis. confertis, sph;crico-conicis, nigris, subcarbonaceis; ascis
4-sporis, distincte paraphysatis ; sporidiis 4-cellularibus, ad septa
constrictis, brunneis, 24,£>-25 « 8,5-9, lineari-oblongis.

Ilab. in thallo Sphyridii byssoidis in Britannia.

55. Leptosphaeria tartarina (Nyl.) Zopf, Hedw. 1896, p. 341, Verru- 2526
caria tartarina Nyl. Flora 1874, p. 15, 318, Sphceria oerrucarioi-

des Nbrm. teste Nyl. — Perithcciis nigris, 250 •).. diam., convcxo-
prominulis; ascis octosporis; sporidiis fusoideis, 4-cvllularibus. 14-
18*4,5.

Pyrenomycetfe, Sphseriacese, Phaeophragmise, Leptosplwriopsis. *3l

Hab. in thallo Ochrolechiae tartarea; in alpe Dovre Nor-
vegiae (Letterstedt).

56. Leptosphaeria Umbilicariae (Linds.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Microthelia 252?
Umbilicarice Linds. Obs. p. 538, t. XXIII et XXIV, tab. 3, f. 31.

— Peritheciis nigris, papilliformibus, sat versiformibus, semiimmer-
sis; ascis saccatis, paraphysibus tenuissimis obvallatis, jodo viola-
scentibus; sporidiis ovoideis vel late ellipsoideis 1-2 -septatis, non
constrictis, maturis saturate brunneis, subtristichis.

Hab. in thallo Umbilicarise pustulatae in Britannia.

57. Leptosphaeria geographicola (Arn.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Phcuospora 2528
geographicola Arnold in Zopf Hedw. 1896, p. 356. — Peritheciis
innatis, vertice lato nigro; ascis 5-6-8-sporis; paraphysibus longis,
crassiusculis; sporidiis 5-pluricellularibus, 11-27 « 7-10, brunneis.

Hab. in thallo Rhizocarpi geographici in Germania.

58. Leptosphaeria pycnostigma (Nyl.) Sacc. et D. Sacc Verrucaria 2329
pycnostigma Nyl. Flora 1869, p. 297, Hue Add. Nyl. p. 298. —
Peritheciis integris, nigris, innatis, parte supera prominulis; spo-
ridiis ellipsoideo-oblongis, 3-septatis, fuligineis, 21-24 « 8-9; gela-
tina hymensea jodo immutata.

Hab. in thallo Sphyridii byssoidis in Gallia occidentalis.

59. Leptosphaeria advenula (Nyl.) Sacc et D. Sacc Verrucaria adve- 2530
nula Nyl. Flora 1865, p. 606. — Peritheciis erumpentibus mini-
mis, atris; ascis octosporis aparaphysatis ; sporidiis oblongis, 3-
septatis ad septa siepius constrictulis, 1 5-20 « 6-8, demum fusce-
scentibus.

Hab. in thallo Diplotommatis excentrici in Hibernia et
Italia bor.

LEPTOSPH/ERIOPSIS Berl. — Syll. XI p. 321.

1. Leptosphaeriopsis ophioboloides (Sacc) Berl. — Syll. XI, p. 321. — v: 1
var. Achilleae Feltg. Vorst. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 1903, p. 175.

— A typo dignoscitur peritheciis paullo minoribus 250-300 a.
diam., scepe ellipticis et basi hyphis brunneis, septatis, cinctis spo-
ridiisque acutis, ad septa constrictis, jugiter ? hyalinis, 110-120 ~ 5-6.

Hab. in caulibus siccis Achillese Millefolii, Luxemburg.

— var. Euphorbiae Feltg. 1. c p. 176: dignoscitur peritheciis mino-
ribus 250 ;j..; ascis brevioribus et crassioribus 70^18-21 et spo-
ridiis brevioribus 34-40 « 4-4,5, flavo-brunneis. — In caulibus
corticatis Euphorbite Esulae, Luxemburg. An specifico diversir ?

732 Pyrenbmycetffi, Sphaeri ee, Pbaeophragmije, Clypeosphaeria.

MASSARIA De Not. — Syll. II p. 2, IX p. 759, XI p. 319, XIV

p. 561, XVI p. 510.
1. Massaria marginata Fuck. Saec. Syll. II, p. 9. — var. aquilana 2532
D. Sacc. Myc. ital. n. 1486. — A typo differl ascis majoribus 175-
200 . 27-30 sporidiisque majoribus, 30-38 13-15, pariter constri-
cto-3-septatis, loculis extimis pallidioribus, strato mucoso obductis.
Ihih. in ramis Berberidis vulgaris prope Celano, Aquila
Italia3 centr.

REBENTISCHIA Karst. — Syll. II 12, XIV p. 562.

1. Rebentischia thujana Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Xachtr. III. 2533
1903, p. 223. — Peritheciis sparsis, innato-erumpentibus demum
subliberis, globosis, atro-brunnois. glabris, crassiusculis, 100-150
\).. diam., ostiolo breve conico-cylindraceo; ascis crasse clavatis 80-
87*16-22, basi tenuatis, octosporis, filiformi-paraphysatis ; spori-
diis 2-4-stichis, clavatis, rectis curvulisve, pluri-guttulatis, demum
4-septatis. vix constrictis, 27-30 * 7-8, brunneis, appendicula apicali
curvula cylindracea, hyalina, 10-18 <i. longa auctis.

Ilah. in ramulis corticatis Thujae orientalis, Luxemburg.

CLYPEOSPH/ERIA Fuck. — Syll. II p. 90, IX p. 798, XI p. 326,
XIV p. 572, XVI p. 518.

1. Clypeosphaeria Aceris Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 2531
1903, p. 161. — Peritheciis crebre gregariis, vulgo seriatis, epi-
dermide denigrata diu tectis, globoso-depressis, 400-500 ;j.. diam.,
papilla minuta erumpente; ascis tereti-clavatis, stipitatis, octospo-
ris, nliformi-paraphysatis, 68-80 « 10; sporidiis 1-2-stichis, oblongo-
ellipsoideis, obtusis, rectis, triseptatis, non constrictis, brunnois
18 * 6,5.

Hah. in ramis < orticatis A c e r i s c a m p c s t r i s, Luxemburg.

•1. Clypeosphaeria pseudobufonia Rehm, Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 176. — 2533
Peritheciis dispersis, e cortice emersis, primitus plane cineree obt
ctis. dein lenticularitor prominontibus, minutissime papillatis, poro
vix conspicuo pertusis, globulosis, glabris, atris, carbonaceis 0,5-1
uiiii. diam.; ascis cylindraceis '•0-100 » 9-10, octosporis : sporidiis
ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis, :'>--<']ii;iiis. cellulis mediis majori-
bus, pallide fascidulis, strato mucoso non obductis, 12-14*6-7.
mono-distichis ; paraphysibus filiformibue.

Hab.ad corticem Quercus in mt. Spanish, Texas Amor. bor.
Lo q . — Proxima Clyp. mossariosporce Sacc., peritheciis minori-

Pyrenomycetse, Sphreriacese, Phreophragmise, Melanomma. T33

bus, liaud rugosiusculis, sporidiis non striolatis nec muco obdu-
ctis, minoribus differt.

MELANOMMA Nits. et Fuck. — Syll. II p. 9S, IX p. SOi, XI p. 327,
XIV p. 573.

1. Melanomma pleurostomum (Rehm) Berl. — Sacc. Syll. II, p. 119 ^536
(Trematosphceria). — var. cistinum Sacc. in Aunal. Mycol. 1903,

p. 431. — A typo differt sporidiis utrinque acutiusculis, 25-30«
7-8, loculis extimis vix pallidioribus.

Hab. in ramis Cisti spec, prope Sassari Sardinige (A. N. Ber-
lese). — Ob exemplaria immatura diagnosis paululum dubia cst.

2. Melanomma Rhododendri Rehm — Syll. II, p. 109. — var. mi-
crosporum Ferraris, Malp. 1904, p. 489. — A typo recedit ascis
brevioribus- 96-100 « 7-8; sporidiis paullo minoribus 14-17 « 5.

Hab. in gemmis Rhododendri ferruginei Riva Valdob-
bia Ital. bor. (Carestia).

3. Melanomma mutabile Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. 1901, Nachtr. 2j'

II, p. 214. — Peritheciis gregariis, hinc inde dense approximatis,
initio subcutaneis, mox erumpentibus liberisque, hyphulis brunneis
tenuibus cinctis, atris, globosis, membranaceo-firmis, 300-400 a.
diam., ostiolo papillato v. breve conoideo; ascis tereti-clavatis v.
cylindricis, apice rotundatis, breve stipitatis, 47-73 » 6-8 (cylindricis
91^6-8), 6-8-sporis; sporidiis 1-2-distichis, oblongo-ellipsoideis,
utrinque rotundatis, 4-cellularibus, ad septa, prsecipue medium,
constrictis, dilute olivaceo-brunneis, 10-13 * 3-5; paraphysibus fili-
formibus, ramosis, sursum 2 jj.. cr.

Hab. in caulibus siccis Solani Dulcamarfe, Luxemburg. —
Sporidia initio bilocularia, hyalina.

4. Melanomma herpotrichum Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. .

III, 1903, p. 296. — Peritheciis sparsis, hemisphaericis, superfi-
cialibus, 500 [x. diam., a meclio ad basim hyphis brunneis repen-
tibus vestitis, papilla obtusa; ascis tereti-clavatis 125-1-15 » 10-15,
octosporis; sporidiis submonostichis, elliptico-fusoideis, obtusis, 3-
5-septatis, medio constrictis, vulgo rcctis, llavo-brunneis, 18-23 »
5,5-7,5.

Hab. in ramis decorticatis Populi, Luxemburg. — Ad subge-
nus Chcetomastiam spectat.

7Hl Pyrenomycet», Sphaerlacete, Pheophragmise, Trematosphaeria.

TREMATOSPH/ERIA Fuck. — Syll. II p. 115, IX p. 811, XI p. 329,

xiv p. 575, xvi p. B24.

1. Trematosphaeria Lupini Earle, Plant;e Bakerian.r, fasc. II, Fungi -''"
p. 17. — Peritheciis sparsis, nigris, carbonaceis, liberis, basi sub-
immcrsis, sph;cricis v. intordum elongatis 250-350 ;j.. diam., ostiolo
parce papillato, pertusis; ascis numerosis, clavato-cylindraceis,
breve stipitatis, 80 «8; paraphysibus filiformibns, numerosis; spo-
ridiis distichis vel irregulariter dispositis, utrinque acutis, pallide
brunneis, 5-7-septatis, 30-40 « 4.

Ilab. in caulibus vetustis Lupini, Hermosa South Colorado
Amer. bor.

2. Trematosphaeria alpina Ferraris in Malpighia 1902, p. 453, t. X, 254]
f. 3. — Peritheciis superficialibus, basi ligno insculptis, carbonaceis,
subhemisph;i'ricis. sparsis, atris; ascis elongato-clavatis, basi atte-
nuatis, 96 «12; sporidiis distichis vel oblique monostichis, fuscis,
fusoideis, rectis v. leniter curvulis, 5-septatis, ad septa constrictis
21-24^6-7; paraphysibus filiformibus.

Ilah. in sarmentis siccis Rosas villosa? var. pomifera?, St.
Didier Italice bor.

3. Trematosphaeria Cactorum Earle in New York Bot. Gard. 1902, 2542
p. 347. — Peritheciis sparsis vel gregariis, conico-sph;r:roideis,
rugosis, nigrescentibus 130-180; ostiolo indistincto; ascis subcy-
lindraceis, breve stipitatis, 100-120 » 8-10; paraphysibus filiformi-
bus; sporidiis longitudinaliter monostichis, ovato-oblongis, fuscis,
3-septatis, utrinque obtuse conicis, 20-25 v 7.

JFab. in aculeis Cerei spec, Stanford University Californire.
1. Trematosphaeria Chrysothamni Earle, Plantae Bakerianas fasc. II, 2543
Fungi. p. 1G. — Peritheciis sparsis vel interdum dense gregariis
in maculis parvulis insidentibus, nigris, lucentibus, carbonaceis
subsphsericis, superne paullum applanatis, 250 a. diam. ostiolo mi-
nuto papillatis; ascis clavatis 70-80 » 8-10, paraphysibus filiformi-
bus, luteolis obvallatis; sporidiis distichis, brunneis, fusiformibus,
- epe curvis, 2-4-septatis, interdum ad septa constrictis, 1G-20 « 4-5.
Ilnb. in caulibus decorticatis Chrysothamni, Hermosa, Co-
lorado Amer. bor.
5. Trematosphaeria clavispora Ell. et Ev. in Journ. of Mycol. 1903, 25«
]> L66. IVrithociis superficialibus, ovato-conicis, rugosulis 500-
'> ;>.. diam.; ascis clavato-cylindraceis, pedicollatis, p. sp. 70-75 «
11-13; paraphysibus numerosis, filiformibus ; sporidiis distichis,

Pyrenomycetse, Sphseriacese, Phaeophragmiae, Trematosphseriopsis. 735

clavato-fusoideis, subcurvulis, 6-septatis, secundo et tertio septo
leviter constrictis, subhyalinis, dein luteo-brunneis.

Hab. in caulibus emortuis Artemisite tridentatce, Steam-
boat Springs, Colorado Amer. bor.

6. Trematosphaeria FendleraB Earle, Plantse Bakeriana? fasc. II, Fungi 2545
p. 17. — Maculis nigrescentibus ; peritheciis sparsis vel gregariis,
prominentibus conico-mamillatis, brunneo-nigris, basi rugosis, car-
bonaceis, non collapsis, 500 ;i. diam. vel majoribus; ascis subcy-
lindraceis, 60-80 « 18, paraphysibus filiformibus obvallatis ; spori-
diis distichis vel oblique monostichis, ellipticis, s^epe curvulis, brun-
neo-nigris, 3-septatis, parce constrictis, 20-25 « 6.

Hab. in ramis decorticatis Fendlerie, South Colorado Amer.
borealis.

7. Trematosphaeria Juniperi Traoy et Earle, Plantce Bakerianre fasc. 2516
I, Fungi p. 31. — Peritheciis sparsis, subliberis, suborbicularibus,
nigris, carbonaceis, non collapsis 0,5 mm. et ultra diam., ostiolo
tuberculato, prominente, nigro donatis; ascis clavatis, breve sti-
pitatis, facile evanescentibus, 100*10; paraphysibus numerosis,
iiiiformibus, guttulatis; sporidiis oblique monostichis v. subdistichis,
fuligineis, obtuse fusiformibus v. subcylindraceis saepe, curvis 5-7-
septatis, interdum constrictis ad septum medium, 30-35 * 6-8.

Hab. m ligno ab setate corrupto Juniperi monosperm.r.
Mancos, Colorado Amer. bor.

8. Trematosphaeria megalospora (De Not.) Sacc — Syll. II, p. 120. 2547

— f. Quercus Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 1903,
pag. 273. — A typo differt ascis brevioribus 108-124 « 16-20 et
sporidiis angustioribus 35-43*8-10, maturis 8-septatis.

Hab. in cortice putrescente Quercus, Luxemburg.

9. Trematosphaeria faginea Morgan, Journ. of Mycol. 1904, p. 161. '-':,H

— Peritheciis gregariis semiimmersis, ovoideis, glabris, nigris ,
400*500 \h. diam., ostiolo simplici poro minuto pertuso ; asciscv-
lindraceis, 8-sporis, longe filiformi-paraphysatis, breve stipitatis,
110-128*11-13; sporidiis oblique monostichis, elliptico-oblongis,
initio hyalinis, demum fuscellis, 3-septatis, 14-17 * 8-10.

Hab. in truncis prostratis Fagi, Preston, Ohio Amer. bor.

TREMATOSPH/ERIOPSIS Elenkin in Bull. du Jard. bot. St. Petersb.
1901, p. 146 (Etym. Trematosphieria et opsls aspectus). — Stroma
ex hyphis crebre contextis, jodo lutescentibus quasi ploctenchyma
formantibus conflatum. Perithecia stromate immersa, ovoidea. Asci

786 Pyrenomycetse, Sphseriacese, Phseophrag-miffl, Chsetospheeria,

octospori, paraphysati. Sporidia elongato-fusoidea 2-pluriseptata,
dilute colorata. Gonidia (propria?) pleurococcoidea continet.

1. Trematosphaeriopsis parmeliana Jacz. et Elenk. 1. c. cum icon. — 2549
Peritheciis aggregatis immersis, ovoideo-piriformibus v. subrotun-
datis, poro pertusis; ascis cylindraceis, stipitatis 80-85 « 16-20, co-
piose filiformi-paraphysatis, octosporis; sporidiis distichis fusoideis,
roctis curvulisve, 30 « 6-S, quadrilocularibus, ad septa non v. vix
constrictis ex hyalino luteolis.

llab. in thallo Parmelige molliusculse v. vagantis
Nyl. in Rossia.

OHLERIELLA Earle in New York Bot. Gard. 1902, p. 349 (Etym.
ab Ohleria, cui affine genus). — Perithecia ut in Amphispluvria.
Asci elongati, initio octospori, dein polyspori. Sporidia initio l^a-
lina multiseptata, dein brunnea et in loculos singulos secedentia.
— Ab Ohleria dignoscitur, quia loculi singulatim nec binatim se-
cedunt.

1. Ohleriella neo-mexicana Earle 1. c. — Peritheciis dense sparsis, 2550
nigris, hemisrjhsericis, erumpentibus, basi fibrillis tectis, ostiolatis
papillatisque 500-750 a. diam.; ascis latis, stipitatis, subcylindra-
ceis maturitate 48-sporis, 150-200^25-30, paraphysibus filiformi-
bus valde adnatis; sporidiis tristichis, initio cylindraceis, hyalinis
5-septatis, maturitate intense brunneis, opacis, simplicibus, sub-
quadrangularibus, 8 ;j.. diam.

Hab. in caulibus siccis, Albuquerque, New Mexico Americae.

CH/ETOSPH/ERIA Tulasne. • Syll. II p. 92, IX p. 799, XI p. 326.
XIV p. 572, XVI p. 521.

1. Chaetosphaeria Thalictri Clcments in Bull. of tho Torrey Bot. Olub. 2551
1903. p. 83. — Peritheciis solitariis v. laxe gregariis, superficia-
libus, globosis, ostiolatis, distincte papillato-depressis, pilis flexuo-

sis brunneis 100^3, dense sotulosis 200-300 \i. diam.; ascis octo-
sporis, clavatis, paraphysatis, jodo cit-ruloscentibus 90-100*10;
sporidiis distichis, fuscis, fusiformibus 3-5-septatis, s:rpius 4-septa-
tis et loculo secundo turgido, ad septa leniter constrictis, 30-35«
4-5; pycnidiis globosis, glabris 200-300 a. sporulis liyalinis, conti-
nuis, oblongis, 6-8 «1,5.

Hah. in caulibus emortuis Thal ictri sparsiflori, Minuchaha
Colorado A.mer. bor.

2. Chaetosphaeria incrustans Riok, Broteria 1901, p. 289. — Stromato 2552

Pyrenomycetae, Sphseriacese, Phreophrag-mife, Sporormia. 737

hyphis ferrugineis setulisqus inter se arcte aggregatis formato;
peritheciis orbicularibus, vix 1 mm. diam., nigris, rugulosis, ostiolo
minusculo, gregariis, ligna v. corticem pulvere nigro late incrustan-
tibus; ascis cylindricis 70 « 12, octosporis, filiformi-paraphysatis;
sporidiis fusoideis, brunneo-fuscis, 3-septatis, 25-30 * 5-6, curvulis,
cellulis extimis hyalinis, ad septa vix constrictis.

Hdb. ad ligna emortua et cortices, Rio Grande do Sul Brasiliae.

SP0R0RMIA De Not. - Syll. II p. 123, IX p. 816, XI p. 329, XIV
p. 577, XYI p. 526.

1. Sporormia dakotensis GrifT. Mem. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1901, p. 114, 2553
tab. XV, fig. 7-9. — Peritheciis sparsis vel aggregatis, immersis
globulosis 700-800 *> 350-450, tenui-membranaceis, demum opace
nigris, ostiolo longo, cylindrico, recto, curvulo vel varie contorto;
ascis octosporis clavatis apice rotundatis, longe stipitatis 90-110 w
8-11; paraphysibus filiformibus copiosis, septatis, ascos suporanti-
bus; sporidiis 2-3-stichis, cylindraceis, rectis curvulisve, utrinquo
rotundatis 22-24 v 3-4, quadriarticulatis, profunde constrictis et fa-
cile secedentibus, strato mucoso angustissimo obvolutis.

Hab. in fimo equino et bovino, Brookings, Biloxi et Grreat
Falls Amer. bor.

2. Sporormia longipes Mass. et Salm. Coproph. fungi, I, p. 346, fig. 1. 'Su,[
— Peritheciis sparsis plus minus superficialibus, subglobosis glabris,
atris 250-500 ji. diam., ostiolo brevi, obtuso, contextu membra-
naceo parenchymatico e cellulis distinctis parvis, circ. 5 a. diam.
composito; ascis late clavatis v. elongato-clavatis in stipitom lon-
gissimum 50-80 jx. long., angustum siepe flexuosum attenuatis,
8-sporis, 120-145 v 15-20; sporidiis asci apiccm vorsus imbricato-
3-stichis, cylindraceis, utrinque rotundatis, rectis v. paruin curvatis,
quadrilocularibus 26-33 y 6-8, primum fuligineis demum fuscis,
facile secedentibus, articulis modiis minoribus subquadratis B-6 fi,
long., terminalibus longioribus oblongis v. ellipticis.

Hab. in fimo Cariaci mexicani, Capreoli Capreae, Ca
melopardalis giraffa^, Capr;o doroadis, Capraa sinai
ticae, Kew Britanniae.

3. Sporormia chrysospora Grriff. in Mem. Torr. Bot. 01. 1901, p. L08. 2353
tab. XV, fig. 4-6. — Peritheoiis sparsis, immersis vel in greges
minutos erumpentes aggregatis domum subliberis, globulosis, 225-
300 [i. diam. tenui-membranaoeis; ostiolo brevi papillato, demum
deciduo; ascis octosporis, oylinciraceo - olavatis, apice rotundatis,

47

Pyrenomycetae, SphaeriacesB, Pheeophragmise, Sporormia.
crasse stipitatis 65-95 « 10-12, paraphysibus filiformibus septatis,
parcis; sporidiis distichis, anguste ellipsoideis, sursum paullo latio-
ribus, utrinque rotundatis, 21-24 ~ 5-7, quadricellularibus, profuude
constrictis uon facile socedentibus, maturis lsete flavis, strato hya-
lino saepe indistincto obductis.

Hab. in stercore cuniculorum, Decorah Jowa, Amer. bor.
iHolway). — Sporidiis lsete flavis mox dignoscenda species.

4. Sporormia tuberculata G-riff. Mem. Torr. Bot. 01. 1091, p. 112, 2356
tab. XV, fig. 13-15. — Peritheciis sparsis diu immersis globulosis

vel ovoideis 375-450^225-275, tenui-membranaceis, opace nigris,
ostiolo elongato , sursum valde ampliato et grosse tuberculato ,
nigro; ascis octosporis clavatis, apice rotundatis, longiuscule sti-
pitatis 100-130*11-13; paraphysibus filiformibus septulato-guttu-
latis ascos aequantibus; sporidiis distichis, cylindraceis, utrinque
rotundatis, 4-cellularibus, profunde constrictis et facile secedentibus
32-33 « 5,5-7, strato gelatinoso angusto obvolutis.

Hab. in fi m o c a p r i n o Ft. Lee, N. Y. et in fi m o e q u i n o
Tucson Ariz. Amer. bor. — Ostiolo omnino peculiari distincta
species.

5. Sporormia chaetomioides G-riff. Mem. Torr. Bot. Club. 1901, 2557
p. 113, t. XVI, f. 4-6. — Peritheciis sparsis, immersis, pilis longis,
flexuosis septatis, fuscis praecipue ad ostiolum dense vestitis, 600-
700 w 300-400, tenui-membranaceis e virescenti opace nigris, ostiolo
longe cylindraceo recto vel curvo; ascis octosporis tereti-clavatis
longe stipitatis, 130-180 « 13-18; paraphysibus copiosis filiformibus.
septatis, ramosis, ascos multo superantibus; sporidiis 2-3-stichis,
cylindraceis utrinque obtuse vel acutulo rotundatis, 26-40 « 5-6,
quadricellularibus, profande constrictis, facile secedentibus, opace
brunneis, strato mucoso angusto obductis.

Ilab. in fimo bovino, Biloxi et Tucson Amer. bor.

6. Sporormia kansensis Griff. Mem. Torr. Bot.Cl. 1901, p. 113, t. XVI 2558
f. 7-9. — Peritheciis sparsis, immersis, erumpentibus et maturis
partim denudatis, globulosis 600-900 v 300-450 substratui rhizinis
copiosis firme adhaerentibus, coriacois, opace nigris, ostiolo longo,
cylindrico apicc truncato, tuborculato; ascis cylindricis, apice rotun-
datis modice et obtuse stipitatia 240-290^26-34; paraphysibus
filiformibus septatis. subramosis, ascos superantibus ; sporidiis 2-3- .

bis, cylindricis, rectis curvulisve, utrinque rotundatis 4-cellu-
laribus, profunde constrictis ct secedentibus, 72-77 v 10-12, e flavido
opace brunnois, stratu mucoso crasso obductis.

PyrenomycetfB, Sphseriaceae, Phceophragmise, Gibberidea. 739

Hab. in fimo cuniculorum, Rooks Oo. Kansas Amer. bor.
(Bartholomew).

. Sporormia americana Griff. in Mem. Torr. Bot. Club. 1901, p. 114. ~j"j~j'->
tab. XVII, fig. 11-13. — Peritheciis sparsis, immersis 225 « 175,
globuloso-ovoideis tenui-membranaceis vel coriaceis, nigris, niti-
dulis; ostiolo papilliformi, nitido, brevi; ascis octosporis, cylindra-
.ceo-clavatis, apice rotundatis, breve stipitatis, 160-210*27-32;
paraphysibus copiosis, filiformibus, ascos paullo supcrantibus ;
sporidiis 2-3-stichis subfusiformibus, 7-cellularibus, loculo tertio
ab apice ceteris latiore, cellulis 5 intermediis latioribus quam lon-
gioribus, cellula apicali subovata et longiore quam latiore, 54-62 *
10-13, stratu gelatinoso crasso obvolutis.

Hab. in fimo cuniculorum, Gunnison Colorado, Amer. bor.

GIBBERIDEA Fuck. — Syll. II p. 132, XI p. 820.

1. Gibberidea Ribis Tracy et Earle, PlantsB Bakeriame, fasc. I, Fung. 2560
p. 28. — Peritheciis in maculis nigrescentibus sparse congestis,
erumpenti-superficialibus, globosis, nigris 500 \i. diam., rugosis,
ostiolo brevi, conico donatis; ascis breve stipitatis, oblongis vel ■
ellipticis 90-100 » 12-14; sporidiis fuligineis, ellipticis, 5-7-septatis,

ad septa constrictis, 28-32 « 6-7.

Hab. in ligno clecorticato E, i b i s, South Colorado, Amer. bor.

2. Gibberidea Symphoricarpi Tracy et Earle, Planta^ Bakerianse, fasc. 256]
I, Fungi pag. 28. — Peritheciis in greges congestis, pustuliformi-
bus, erumpentibus, setulis longis, strigosis, interdum septatis, fuscis,
circ. 6 \l. diam. vestitis, carbonaceis, ostiolo minuto donatis, 750

•a. diam.; ascis cylindraceo-clavatis, breve stipitatis 80-100 « 14-16 ;
paraphysibus numerosis, filiformibus; sporidiis oblique monosticliis,
ovoideis, fuligineis, 3-septatis, ad septa leviter constrictis, s:cpe cur-
vulis, 30-35 « 8-10.

Hab. in frustulis emortuis Symphoricarpi, Bob Creek, South

Colorado, Amer. bor.

3. Gibberidea obducens Rick in Eehm Ascom. exs. n. 1501 et Ann. 2562
Mycol. 1904, pag. 517. — Pcritheciis primo immersia dein erum-
pentibus gregatim coacervatis, totum caulcm eircumeuntibus, et
crusta nigra insidentibus, 1-2 mrn. diam., c'oriaceis, atris, prope
basim hyphis laxis vestitis, superne nitidis, iu collum breve aii
gustatis; ascis pedicellatis v. scssilibus, clavatis, 80*6-7. octospo-
ris; sporidiis subviridulis, acicularibus, curvulis, valde te^eris, 3

740 Pyrenomycet», Sphseriacese, Pheeopfaragrmise, Pseudovalda.

locularibus, 25-30 »2; paraphysibus, laxis filiformibus, 2 ;j.. cr.
fuscellis.

llab. parasitice ad caules vivos MenthaB spec, Sao Leopoklo
Brasiliae.

RHYNCHOSPH/ERIA Sacc. - Syll. II p. 112, 228, XVI p. 524.

1. Rhynchosphaeria alpina Karst. Fuugi nov. Loennb. 1004, pag. 5 2563
(Finska Vetcnsk. Soc). ■ Caulicola; peritheeiis sparsis, per epi-
dermidem erumpentibus, hemisphaerico-conoideis, subcarbonaceis,
atris apice acute rostratis, minutis; ascis cylindraceis, apico basique
paullo attenuatis, 8-sporis, 75-85 « 10-12; sporidiis distichis, fusoi-
deis, 3-5-septatis, vix constrictis ex hyalino fuscidulis, 19-22 « 7-9;
paraphysibus haud bene discretis.

Hab. in caulibus Atragenes alpina' emortuis siccis in re-
gione Baicalensi, Listvinitschnoje (O. A. F. Loxnbohm).

2. Rhynchosphaeria lopadostoma (Foltg.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Melanomma 2564
(llhvnc. lopadostomum Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III,
1903, p. 295. — Peritheeiis solitariis vel gregariis, interdum quo-
que basi connatis, globosis, basi ligno insculptis, cortice atrato
tectis, 400-1)00 a. diam., carbonaceo-coriaceis, nigris, rugulosis,
ostiolo e basi conica cylindraceo, non perforato, apice excavato,
subinde dilatato, 500 » 200; ascis cylindraceis, breve stipitatis, 100-
136 » 10-12, copiose filiformi-paraphysatis, 4-8-sporis; sporidiis mo-
nostichis, elliptico-fusoideis, obtusis, rectis curvulisve, 3-septatis ad
septa, prsecipue medium, constrictis, 18-23 « 7-8, ex olivaceo brun-
neis, cellulis mediis paullo crassioribus.

Ilab. in ramis siceis 1 1 i c i s A q u i f o li i, Luxemburg.

PSEUDOVALSA Ccs. et De Not. Syll. II p. 135, IX p. 820, XI
1». 330, XIV p. 577, XVI p. 527.

1. Pseudovalsa ribesia Sacc. et Sealia, Harrim Alaska Exped. Crypt. ■-'•'>(;"'
p. 29, pl. V. fig. 14. — Stromatibus corticolis tectis, dein crum-
pentibus. nigris, e peritheciis i -6 connatis compositis, vix 1 mm;
diam., ostiolis obtusulis breviter emergentibus ; ascis crasse oylin-
draceis, brevissime abrupte stipitatis, apice late rotundatis, 110-
13<t ■_; 1 •_!('>, Iililbrmi-paraphysatis, octosporis; sporidiis distichis,
oblongo-fusoideis, primo hyalinis, didymis, strato mueoso hyalino
obductiSj dein 3-septatis, medio parum constrictis, 38-41 * 1G-20,
fuscidulis

Pyrenomycetce, Sphceriacete, Phpeophrag-mire, Thyridaria. 741

Hab. in ramis corticatis Ribis laxiflori, Siska Alaska (Tre-

lease). — Sociae adsunt Rhynchophomce, Godronicu et Diaporthes spp.

2. Pseudovalsa canadensis Ell. et Ev. in Journ. of Mycol. 1903, 2r>GG
p. 224. — Peritheciis 0,5-0,8 mm. cliam., in ligno immersis, spar-

sis vel 3-4 congestis, ostiolo papillato paullo emergente donatis ;
contextu subcoriaceo nigro ; ascis 150-250^8-10, cylindraceis,
summo rotundatis, paraphysibus numerosis, filiformibus, guttulatis
hyalinis obvallatis; sporidiis cylindraceis, utrinque obtuse acumi-
natis, 7-10-septatis, luteo-brunneis, 23-30 v 7-8.

Hab. in pariete interiore corticibus Cratsegi, London, Canada,
Amer. bor.

3. Pseudovalsa minima Ell. et Ev. in Journ. of Mycol. 1933, p. 224. 2567
— Stromatibus orbicularibus vel ellipticis 1-2 mm. latis, vertica-
libus, a matrice sursum nigrificata et circumcirca pallidiore for-
matis ; peritheciis ab imo stromatis immersis, 2-6 in siugulo stro-
mate congestis, globosis vel ovatis 400 jl. diam. ; ostiolis subconicis,
paullo emergentibus; ascis cylindraceis 100-120 «7; sporidiis mo-
nostichis, oblongo,-ellipticis 3-saptatis, parce constrictis, olivaceo-
brunneis 12-15 « 3,5.

Hab. in corticibus Aceris saccharini, London, Canada,
Amer. bor.

THYRIDARIA Sacc. — Syll. II p. 140, IX p. 821, XI p. 331. XIV

p. 578.

1. Thyridaria Sebillei Sacc. et Flag. in Atti Congr. bot. Palermo 1902, 2568
p. 53. — Peritheciis in soros minutos, insequales (3-6) aggregatis

v. interdum subsolitariis, stromate fuscescente parvo subcorticali
connexis, globulosis, dein erumpentibus peridermioque laciniato
cinctis, atris, rugulosis, 350 ;j.. cliam., coriacellis; ostiolo obtuso
brevissimo; ascis cylindraceo-clavatis, 140-163 « 14-16, apice rotiin-
datis, copiose filiformi-paraphysatis, sensim tenuato-stipitatis, octo-
sporis; sporidiis distichis, cylindraceo-oblongis, subrectis, utrinque
paullulum tenuatis rotundatisque 28^7,5-9, fuligineis utrinque
dilutioribus, 9-5-septatis, ad septa, praecipue medium, constrictis.
Hab. in ramis corticatis emortuis Crataegi v. Pruni, Rigny
sur Arroux Galli.o. — Species distincta, cl. ab. R,. Sebille dicata.

2. Thyridaria Sambuci (Karst.) Sacc. — Syll. II, p. 141. — f. Fagi 2559
Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 1903, p. 122. — A
typo differt poritheciis sempor valsoideo-aggregatis, cortice nidu-

742 Pyrendmycetse, Sphseriaceae, Phaeophragrnise, tttelogfamnia.

lantibus, non rubro-pulverulentis, minutius papillatis; ascis, spori-
diis ct parapliysibus vero iisdern.

llab. in ramis siccis corticatis Fagi silvaticso, Luxemburg.

KALMUSIA Niessl — Syll. II p. 142, IX p. 822, XI p. 331, XIV
p. 578, XVI p. 1137.

1. Kalmusia Sarothamni Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. II, 2570
1901, p. 109 et I, 1899, p. 177, n. 534 (sub Kalmusia Ebuli in
Sarothamno\ — Peritheciis globoso-depressis plerumque gregariis,
ligno atrato immersis v. semiimmersis, ostiolis erumpentibus, tereti
conoideis; ascis clavatis, longe stipitatis, 65 v 8-10; paraphysibus
filiformibus, longe suporantibus obvallatis, 8-sporis; sporidiis di-
stichis v. inordinatis, tereti-fusoidcis, utrinque rotundatis, 3-septato-
constrictis, rectis curvulisve, brunneis, 13-15 « 5-G.

Ilab. in ramis decorticatis Sarothamni scoparii, Luxem-
burg.

2. Kalmusia argentinensis Speg. My.c. argentin. ser. II, 1902, p. 72. — 2571
Maculis fusco-atris, superficialibu.s, latissime effusis, sa^pius ellipsoi-
deis, indeterminatis; perithcciis ligno omnino immersis e latere
compressis, subcoriacellis, nigris mediocribus, 200-350 u.. long. et
alt. 100-150 ;j.. latis, ostiolo minutissimo donatis; contextu indi-
stincto, nucleo fusco repletis; ascis linearibus, apice obtuse rotuu-
datis, basi brevissime cuneato-pedicellatis, 160-180*12-16; para-
physibus filiformibus sat numerosis paullo longioribus obvallatis;
sporidiis elliptico-subcylindraceis, recte vel oblique monostichis,
utrinque obtuse rotundatis, 20-22*10-12, levibus, fuligineis, 3-

ptatis, ad septa constrictulis, loculis mediis obscurioribus saypeque
1-guttulatis.

Hdb. ad palos decorticatos putrescentes Eucalypti globuli,
La Plata in Argentina.

MELOGRAMMA Fr. emend. Tul. — Syll. II p. 144, IX p. S24, XI
ji. 331, XIV p. 579, XVI p. 527.

1 Melogramma patens Morgan in Journ. of Mycol. 1904, p. 49. — 2572
romatibus grcgariis, in cortice immersis dein erumpentibus, 2-3
liini. d., 50-100 perithecia includentibus, dcjires.so-pulvinatis, cine-
reo-nigris, superne mammillatis, j)ro peritheciis numerosissimis
parvulis; peritheciis ovoideis, papillatis; ascis cylindraceis, brove
pedicellatis, octo.sporis 120-130 * 7-9, paraphysatigj sporidiis fusi-
formibus, subcurvulis, '■> soptatis, lutco-brunneis, 18 22 v 6-7.

Pyrenomycetce, Sphseriaceae, Hyalodictyse, Catharinia. 743

Hab. in ramis eraortuis Carpini american;e, Preston, Ohio
Amer. Bor.

Sect. 8. nyalodiclyaB.

PLEOSPH/ERULINA Pass. — Syll. XI p. 350, XIV p. 611, XVI

p. 554.
1. Pleosphaerulina Cassiae P. Henn. Fungi costaricenses I, in Hedw. 2573

1902, p. 102. — Maculis rotundatis, fuscidulis, dein exaridis pal-
lescentibus, zona brunnea circumdatis, 2-3 mm. diam.; peritheciis
epiphyllis sparsis vel subgregariis, innatis, membranaceo-cellulosis,
subglobosis v. sublenticularibus, fuscis ca. 150 ij.. diam.; ascis ovoi-
deis v. ellipsoideis, obtuse rotundatis, octosporis, aparaphysatis 50-
60 «25-33; sporidiis conglobatis, oblonge fusoideis, utrinque acu-
tiusculis v. obtusis, 4-septatis, interrupte muriformibus, 20-28 * 7-8,
hyalinis.

Hab. in foliis Cassice reticulatoe, E-io Zent Amer. bor.

CATHARINIA Sacc. — Syll. II p. 275, IX p. 892, XI p. 350, XIV
p. 641, XVI p. 554.

1. Catharinia Cascarillae Rehm, Hedw. XLIV (1905). — Peritheciis 2574
sparsis, primitus epidermide tectis, dein plus minusve emersis.
globosis, glabris, ostiolo minuto papillatis, atris, circ. 300 \i. diam.
membranaceis; ascis clavatis, crasse tunicatis 85-100 » 25-27, octo-
sporis; sporidiis ellipsoideis, transverse demum 7, longitudinaliter
plerumque 3-septatis, hyalinis, nitentibus, strato mucoso 3 jj.. crasso
obductis, 20-25^10-12, distichis; paraphysibus ramosis, septatis,

1 ;j.. crassis.

Hab. ad corticem venalem Cascarillae officinalis ex America
merid. (Dr. Rehm). — Gronidia omnino nulla

2. Catharinia cylindrospora Feltg. Vorst. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, .>-7:,

1903, p. 199. — Peritheciis immersis, globosis, 200-250 a. latis, ostiolo
acute conoideo, longiusculo, tantum emergente; ascis cylindraceis,
stipitatis vel sessilibus, 100-136 « 8-10, octosporis; sporidiis mono-
stichis vel subdistichis, cylindraceis, utrinque subattenuatis, vulgo
rectis, 4-5-septatis leniterque constrictis, septulis nonnullis longi-
trorsum divisis, hyalinis vel dilutissime flavidis, 16-19 * 5,5-7.

Hab. in caulibus siccis Symphyti caucasici. Luxemburg.

3. Catharinia Hircini Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nach.tr. III, 1903, 2576

Tlt Pyreno <., Sphseriacese, Hyalodictyae, Teichosporella.

p. 199. — Peritheciis gregariis, rarius subsparsis, innato-erum-

pentibus vel fere liberis, globoso-conoideis, rugulosis, 300-500 ;j..
diam, ostiolo verruciformi vel breve cylindraceo; ascis tereti-cla-
vatis breve stipitatis, 77-88 v 1 .';,.">, scxsporis, filiformi-paraphysatis;
s]>oridiis monostichis, oblongo-ovoidcis, medio constricto-1-septatis,
parte superiore mnjoro 1-2-septata non eonstricta, septo longitu-
dinali divisis, guttulatis vel eguttulatis, hyalinis, 15-18 v 8-9.
Hab. in caulibus Hyperici hircini, Luxemburg.

PELTOSPH/ERIA Berl. — Syll. IX p. 898.

1. Peltosphaeria Orni Rehm in (Est. bot. Zeitschr. 1904, p. 88. — '-'r,7:
Peritheciis sparsis, simplicibus, in cortice nidulantibus, clypeo stro-
matico atro orbiculari 1-1,2 mm. diam. adha-rento tectis, sensim
hemisphaarice prominentibus, globosis, vix papillulatis, ostiolo per-
spicuo pertusis, atris, subcarbonaceis, 0,6-0,7 mm. diam.; ascis
cylindraceis, apice rotundatis incrassatisque 120-130^15-20, qua-
drisporis; sporidiis late fusoideis, transverse plerumquo 7, longi-
tudinaliter 2-3-scptatis, hyalino-nitentibus, strato mucoso tenui
2 ;j.. cr. obductis, 30-35 v 18, monostichis; paraphysibus filiformibus
2 ;j.. crassis.

Hab. in ramo corticato Fraxini Orni prope Podgora Car-
niola> (Steiner).

TEICHOSPORELLA Sacc. — Syll. II p. 303, IX p. 908 [ut subg.) eb
XI p. 351.

1. Teichosporella denudata (Feltg.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Strickeria denudata 2578
Feltg. Yorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Xachtr. II, p. 196. — Peritheciis
gregariis vel nonnullis aggregatis basi insculptis, globosis, atro-
brunneis, rugosulis 300-500 ;j.. diam., ostiolo breve cylindraceo,
atro-nitido; ascis cylindricis, breve stipitatis, octosporis filiformi-
paraphysatis, 110-162 «7-8; sporidiis monostichis, elliptico-oblon-
gis, leviter clavatis, plerumque B-7-septatis, constrictis, cellula 1-

vel 2 longitudinaliter partitis, pluri-guttulatis l^alinis vel dilutis-
sime brunneolis, rectis curvulisve 16-24 * 6-S,">

Ilah. in ramis dccorticatis Piri j a pon ica:1, Luxemburg.

2. Teichosporella Edwiniae (Clem.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Tichosporium Edtoi- 2579
nice Clements in Bull. of the Torr. Bot. Cl. 1903, p. 83. — Pe-
ritheciis copiosi--, superficialibus, ad basim innatis, subrnembrana-
ceis, depresso-globosis, deinde cupulate collabentibus, glabris, vix
ostiolatis vel vero astomis, rhna apicali dehiscentibus, nigris, 176-

Pyrenomycetse, Spha3riacea\ Hyalodicty.T, Berlesiella. 745

300 a. d. ; ascis octosporis, late oblongis, rnernbrana crassa, jodo vix
vel non coerulescentibus, 60 « 12-14; sporidiis oblique monostichis,
oblongo-ovatis, hyalinis 4-6-septatis, ssepius 5-septatis, loculis ter-
minalibus exceptis, longitrorsum 1-divisis, ad septa distincte con-
strictis, 20-22*8-10.

Hab. ad ramos decorticatos E d w i n i ae americanse, Minne-
haha Amer bor.

Subg. Tephrosticta Sacc. et Syd.
Perithecia subiculo insidentia, collabascentia.

Teichosporella Negeriana Sacc. et Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 163. - 2580

Subiculo tenuissime pulvereo, epiphyllo, maculiformi, cinerescente ;
peritheciis laxe sparsis, superficia!ibus, globoso-hemisphoericis, mox
collapso-scutellatis, nigris, glabris, 160-200 ;x. diam., apice poro
rotundo, non papillato, 20 ;j.. diam. pertusis; contextu tenui, paren-
chymatico, fuligineo, cellulis 8 ;x. diam.; ascis clavatis, breviter
stipitatis, apice rotundatis, 65-75 «11-13, aparaphysatis, octospo-
ris; sporidiis distichis, ellipsoideo-oblongis, utrinque obtusulis vel
acutiusculis, 12-14 v 5, triseptatis septoque uno vel altero longi-
tudinali muriformibus, ex hyalino dilutissime chlorinis, farctis.
Hab.in foliis Litsea) causticaB, Concepcion in Chile (F. W.
Neger) socia Meliolce specie indeterminata.

BERLESIELLA Sacc. — Syll. IX p. 914.

1. Berlesiella hispida Morg. Journ. Myc 1903, p. 217. — Stroma- 253]
tibus (Botrijodiplodice) corticalibus, erumpentibus, elongatis, nigris ;
peritheciis numerosis, compactis, prominentibus, rugulosis, nigris;
sporulis obovoideo-oblongis, initio hyalinis continuis, dein brunneis
1-septatis 25-30 « 14-17; stromatibus {Derlesielkv) corticalibus, erum-
pentibus, nigris, plus minusve effusis; peritheciis, in stromate
immersis, latis, nigris, subglobosis, pertusis, setulis nliformibus,
septatis, nigris vestitis; ascis cylindraccis, brevo pedicollatis, 150 «
18-22; paraphysibus filiformibus; sporidiis elliptico-oblongis, diu
hvahnis, dcin lutco-brunneis, transverse 4-7-septatis, longitudina-
liter 1-septatis, ad septum medianum sicpe constrictis, 25-35 10-14.
Hab. in ligno corticato iEsculi glabric, Preston, Ohio,
Amer. bor.

71G Pyrenonaycetae, Sphaefiaceee, Phseodictyse, Leptosphserulina.

Sect. 9. Ph.Todiflvir.

LEPTOSPH/ERULINA Mc Alpinae Fungus diseases Stone-fr. trees, Mel-
bourne 1902, p. 103 (Etym. leptos angustus et Sphcerulina). — Est
Pleosphmrulina phaeodictya, ncmpo sporidiis scptato-muriformibus,
brumieis pra-dita.

I. Eu-Leptosphccrulina. Species in plantis vasculai-ibus.

1. Leptosphaerulina australis Mc Alp. 1. c. — Peritheciis gregariis 8582
subepidermicis dein erumpentibus, globosis, poro pertusis, membra-
naceis, contextu parenchymatico, pallide brunneis circ. 150 a. d. ;
ascis breve clavatis, octosporis 75-80^28-30; sporidiis distichis;

v. tristichis, initio hyalinis, dein brunneis elongato-oblongis, utrin-
que rotundatis, 5-septatis, ad septa non constrictis, septulo longi-
tudinali divisis, 30-32*11.

llab. in foliis Pruni Armeniaca1, Queensland Australia?.

II. Heterophra :ta (Nyl.). Species lichenicolse, pavasiticse.

2. Leptosphaerulina heterophracta (Nyl.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Endococcus 258:*
heteropliractus Nyl. Flora 1867, p. 373. — Peritheciis prominulis
globosis, nigris 100 ;j.. diam. ; ascis 8-sporis, aparaphysatis; spori-
diis ollipsoideis 4-cellularibus, 10-14 « 6-7, nigrescentibus septu-
lisque uno alterove longitudinali divisis.

Hdb. in thallo Lopadii pezizoidei, Evois Fenniae.

3. Leptosphaerulina nigritella (Nyl.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Verrucaria ? 358 1
nigritella Nyl., Leight. Brit. Lich. Fl. p. 497. — Peritheciis ni-
gris; ascis octosporis, aparaphvsatis; sporidiis oblongis plurise-
ptato-muriformibus, 21-36 * 9-14, brunneis.

Hab. in thallo Catopyrenii einerei in Britannia.
1. Leptosphaerulina coccispora (Norm.) Saec. et D. Sacc. Endococus 2585
coccisporus Norm. Spec. loc. nat. Norv. 1868, p. 375. — Perithe-
ciis crebris vix parte super. emersis ll<>-k200 <i. d., atris, globosis,
ostiolo obtuso, pertuso, 20-24 <i. diam.j ascis octosporis; sporidiis
brunneis late ovoideis, quadrilocularibus, septisque uno v. paucis
longitudinalibus, submuralibas, 60-80« 40-60, loculis extimis l>re-
vioribus, vel brevissimis.

Pyrenomycetse, Sphteriacese, Phseodictyse, Pleospor:.. 747

Hab. in thallo Pyr e n opsidis hsemaleae var. terricolne in

regione arctica Norvegise. — Jodi ope nucleus e flavo rubescit.

PLEOSPORA Eab. — Syll. II p. 241, IX p. 873, XI p. 342, XIV
p. 594, XVI p. 544.

1. Pleospora lepidiicola Earle, Plantse Bakerianae fasc. II, Fungi p. 22. 2586

— Peritheciis sparsis, tectis, nigris, ostiolo erumpentibUs, 200-300
;j.. diam. ; ascis subcylindraceis, breve stipitatis, 100-120** 20; pa-
raphysibus filiformibus, numerosis; sporidiis subdistichis, ovatis,
utrinque late rotundatis, brunneis, 7-septatis, ad septum media-
num valde constrictis, verticaliter 3-vel-pluriseptatis, 20-28 * 10-11.

Hab. in caulibus emortuis Lepidii apetali, Hermosa, South
Colorado Amer. bor.

2. Pleospora ArmeniacaB Mc Alp. Fung. diseas Stone-fr. trees, Melb. 2537
1902, p. 113, f. 176-178. — Peritheciis sparsis, initio subepidermicis
dein erumpentibus, coriaceis, firmis, interdum in ostiolum elonga-
tum desinentibus, nigris, circ. 500 ;x. diam.; ascis cylindraceis,
stipitatis, apice rotundatis, octosporis, 100-108 w 9-10; paraphysibus
hyalinis granulosis 1,5-2 ;i. crassis; sporidiis monostichis, oliva-
ceis, oblongis v. oblongo-ellipticis transverse 3-septatis, ad septum
medium leviter constrictis, longitudinaliter 2-septatis, 17-19 *
6,5-7,5.

Hab. in ramulis emortuis Pruni Armeniacie, Armadale,
Victoria Australice.

3. Pleospora kansensis Ell. et Ev. in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, vol. S, 2588
p. 17. — Peritheciis sparsis, subcutaneis, ovato-globosis 250-360

[j. diam., ostiolo conico v. brevi-cylindrico prseditis; ascis clavatis,
superne rotundatis, inferne gradatim constrictis; paraphysibus 3
;j.. cr., septatis, hyalinis; sporidii3 distichis, oblongo-ovatis, sursuni
rotundatis 5-6-septatis, muriformibus, paullo constrictis, lucentibus,
chlorino-luteis, 20-22 * 7-9.

Hab. in caulibus emortuis Meliloti albi, Rooks Co. Kansas,
in Amer. bor. — Ab afnnibus Pl. Meliloti Rab. et Pl. dura Niessl
facile dignoscitur.

4. Pleospora ribesia Feltg. Vorst. Pilz. Lux. Nachtr. III, 1903, p. 197. 2589

— Peritheciis subgregariis, subcutaneis, globoso-depressis 100-200
•j,. diarn., basi hyphis septatis ramosisque brunneis pr;cditis, ostiolo
papillato-erumpente; ascis cylindracois, brevo stipitatis iiliformi
paraphysatis 180 * 13-15, octosporis; sporidiis monostichis, cllipsoi-

-deis, 5-soptato-muriformibus constrictis, llavo-brunnois, 18-20 * 9-10.

748 Pyrenotinycetse, Sphserlacece, Phaeodictyse, Meosporft.

llab. in ramis siccis cortiealis U.ihis alpini, Luxeinburg.

5. Pleospora Vitis Catt. — Syll. II, p. 257. — f. Ribis alpini Feltg. 2390
Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 1903, p. 197. — A typo
differt peritheciis majoribus et depressis, 300-400 ;j.. diam.; ascis
brevioribus, 100108 w 27; sporidiis 7-se])tato-muriformibus, 31-33 *
12-14.

Ilab. in ramis siccis Ribis alpini, Luxemburg.

6. Pleospora denudata Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 259]
1903, p. 196. — Peritheciis gregariis, ligni superficie basi inscul-
ptis et vertice emergentibus, globoso-ovoideis, siccis collabentibus,
1B0-200 \i. diam. atro-brunneis, ostiolo conico-papillato ; ascis tereti-
clavatis, longiuscule stipitatis, 108-123 » 12-16, filiformi- paraphy-
satis, octosporis; sporidiis 1-2-stichis, elliptico-fusoideis v. obovatis
demum 4-cellularibus muriformibusque, brunneis, ad septa con-
strictis 13-19^8-10.

Ilab. in ligno nudo vel subcorticato Tiliae, Luxemburg. —
Pleosp. Saccardiamv et Pl. Juglandis subafnnis.

7. Pleospora Tiliae Feltg. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 1902, p. 193. — 2392
Peritheciis sparsis, basi insculptis, globosis 150 ;j.. latis, minute co-
nico-papillatis, nigris; ascis elliptico-clavatis, breve crasse stipita-

tis 33-41 [x. cr. ; sporidiis inordinate distichis, elliptico-cylindraceis
5-7-septato-muriformibus, constrictis, 22-33 « 10-16, flavo-brunneis.
Hab. in foliis putridis Tili;e, Luxemburg. — Pleosporai aca-
ciicolce affinis.

8. Pleospora Theae Speschnew, Tifl. Bot. 1904, p. 77, t. III, f. 8-13. 2393
— St. conid. Macrosporium commune Rab v. theicolum Speschnew

1. c. Conidiophoris radiantibus; conidiis oblongo-piriformibus, sub-
4-septato-muriformibus 24-28 * 10. — St. ascoph. Perithociis spo-
ridiisque ut in Pl. herbarum var. Citrorum (sporidiis [in icone 13J
ovato-oblongis 9-11-septato-muriformibus. brunneis).
Hab. in foliis vivis The;e in Caucaso.

9. Pleospora herbarum (Pers.) Eabh. — Syll. II, pag. 247. — f. Ca- r,.,|
melliae Speg. in Ann. Soc. Cient. Argent. 189'.), p. 277. — Macu-

lis amphigenis, arescentibus, suborbicularibus, 5-10 mm. cliani ..
determinatis, linea callosa turgescente infuscata limitatis, supra
cinereo-albis, subtus albo-rubescentibus; peritheciis epiphyllis,
sparsis, minutis, epidermide tectis, globosis, atris, opacis ; ascis cla-
vatis 100-175 25-30, octosporis aparaphysatis ; sj >< >ri<liis obovatis,
25-30 o 12-15, utrinquo obtusis, horizontalitei 5-7-septatis, ad s<q>ta

Pyrenomycetee, Sphferiacete, PbsBodictyse, Pleospora'. 749

leniter constrictis, totis septo verticali interrupto unico divisis, fu-
sco-iiavis.

Hab. in foliis vivis Camellise cujusdam in liortis cultae, La
Plata Argentina?. — Var. Rutae P. Henn. Hedw. 1903, p. 218. —
Peritheciis 300-350; ascis superne truncato-rotundatis 80-140 »
18-30, tetrasporis vel octosporis ; sporidiis 3-7-septatis, muriformi-
bus, ellipsoideis vel ovoideis, 20-35 « 10-20. — In caulibus emor-
tuis Rutse graveolentis, in horto botanico Berolini. — Var.
spinicola Feltg. Vorst. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 1903, p. 189.
— Peritheciis 300-400 [j.. diam. ascis tereti - clavatis 180-220«
25-35; sporidiis 1-2-stichis, 7-septato-muriformibus, flavis 33-40 »
13-16. — In spinis bractearum Onopordi Acanthii, Luxemburg.

10. Pleospora CEnotherae Feltg. Vorst. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 2595
1903, p. 191. — Peritheciis sparsis, epidermide tectis, depressis,
atro-brunneis, 400-500^200-300, firmulis, obtuse papillatis; ascis
clavatis breve crasse stipitatis 95 « 40, subinde 200 * 27, filiformi-
paraphysatis, 6-8-sporis; sporidiis inordinate 4-3-stichis, oblongo-
fusoideis, septis primariis 7 et secundariis 5-7 transverse partitis
muriformibusque, constrictis, flavo-brunneis, 45-55 « 13-15.

Hab. in caulibus siccis (Enotheras biennis, Luxemburg. —
Pleoporce Feltgeni affinis.

11. Pleospora evonymella Maublanc in Bull. Soc. Myc. de France 2596
1903, fasc. III, p. 292, tab. XV, fig. 2. — Maculis amphigenis,
albidis vel cinereis, late brunneo-cinctis; peritheciis epiphvllis,
globosis vel leniter depressis, atris, ostiolo minuto, perforato do-
natis, epidermide tectis, 250 \x. latis; ascis clavatis, saepe curvis,
basi in stipitem brevissimum abeuntibus, octosporis, 140-160 » 20-2T» ;
sporidiis subdistichis, oblongis, parto superiore leniter crassiore
7-septatis, muralibus, ad septa vi-x constrictis, 33-40 * 14-16; para-
physibus nullis.

Hab. in foliis Evonymi japonici, Pornic Gallir.

12. Pleospora collapsa Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxsmb. Nachtr. III, 2591
1903, p. 198. — Peritheciis gregariis subcutaneo-orumpontil>us,
globoso-depressis, siccis subscutellatis, nigris, minute papillatis :'><>0-
400 \u diam.; ascis clavatis, breve stipitatis, octosporis, 130-136
27-33; sporidiis inordinatis, submonostichis, oblongo-ellipsoideis, 7-
septato-muriformibus, constrictis, sursum latioribus, 32-3S ■-■ 13-16.

Hab. in ramis corticatis Papil io nacese cujusdam frutescentis,
Luxemburg.

13. Pleospora Clematidis Fuck. — Syll. II, p. 265. - f. Sarothamni j.v.is

75<i Pyrenomycetse, Spheeriacese, Phaeodictyse, Pleospora.

Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb, Nachtr. II, 1901, p. 149. — Peri-
tlieciis gregariis, subliberis, nigris, papillatis; ascis cylindraceis
104 * 9-10; sporidiis monostichis, fusoideis, utrinque obtusulis, ple-
rumque 5-septato-muriformibus, ilavo-brunnois, 18-21 « 6-8.

llab. in ramis siccis Sarotliamni scoparii, Luxemburg.

14. Pleospora atro-maculans Rehm Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 177. — 2599
Peritheciis gregariis, ramulum atnbientibus, sub peridermio demum
hemisphgerice elevato et atro-maculato nidulantibus, eoque perflsso
apice prominentibus, haud ostiolatis, poro minutissimo pertusis, glo-
bulosis. glabris, crasse membranaceo-contextis 0,3-0,5 mm. d. ; ascis,
subcylindraceis 80-100 =* 9-10, octosporis; paraphysibus fUiformibus;
sporidiis ellipsoideis, utrinque obtusis, primitus transverse 3, saepe
5-septatis, demum cellulis mediis 1 vel 2 semel longitudinaliter
septatis, ad medium interdum subconstrictis, olivaceis, 12-15 v 5-6,
plerumque oblique monostichis.

Hab. ad ramulos emortuos Corni, Blue Mountains, N. Carolina
Amer. bor. (Atkinson).

15. Pleospora Briardiana Sacc. — Syll. IX, p. 882. — f. Achilleae 2600
Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 1903, p. 190. — A
typo differt peritheciis in sicco vix collabascentibus ; ascis brevio-
ribus et crassioribus 80-108^16-19; sporidiis inaequilateris vulgo
6-scptato-muriformibus, 23-26 «8, flavis.

Ilab. in caulibus siccis Achillese Millefolii, Luxemburg.

16. Pleospora megalotheca Tracy et Earle, Plantoe Bakeriana3, fasc. I, 2601
Fungi p. 35. — Peritheciis sparsis, erumpentibus, glabris, depresso-
globosis, ostiolo conico brevo donatis; ascis 15-20, oblongis. longe
stipitatis, crasse tunicatis, octosporis 200-250^40-45; sporidiis
oblique monostichis vel distichis, ovatis, luteo-brunneis, dein opa-

cis ll-13-septatis et 2-3 longitudinaliter septatis, 40-45 « 16-20.
Ilab. in caulibus A c h i 1 1 e ;e M i 1 1 e f o 1 i i. Bob Creek, Colorado
Amer.

17. Pleospora Meliloti Rabh. - Syll. II, pag. 246. — f. Achilleae 2602
Foltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. II, 1901, p. 111. — Pcri-
theciis gregariis, erumpentibus, globoso-depressis, dein collabenti-
bus, minute papillatis; ascis c^dindraceis sessilibus, 6-sporis, 160-
170^17-20; sporidiis submonostichis, 5 6 soptato-muriformibus,
30-32 « 14, flavo-brunneis.

Ilah. in caulibus sicois Achilleae Miilefolii, Luxemburg.

18. Pleospora Balsamorrhizae Tracy et Earle, Plantae Bakerianae, fasc. I, 2G03
Fungi p. 34. — Peritheciis sparsis, longitudinaliter suberumpenti-

Pyrenomycetse, phaeriaceae, Phseodictiae, Pleospora. 751

bus, glabris, superne depressis, 300-400 [j.. diam. ostiolo breve
conico donatis ; ascis 4-8, late clavatis vel obovatis 200-250 « 70-
80 octosporis; sporidiis sine ordine dispositis 7-septatis, ad septa
constrictis, ad septum medium constrictioribus, magnitudine variis
60 « 28 v. 38 * 16, medie 45 « 22.

Hab. in caulibus Balsamorrhiza3 deltoideaa, Mancos Co-
lorado, Amer.

19. Pleospora Compositarum Earle, Plantae Bakerianae fasc. II, Fungi 2604
p. 21. — Periiheciis sparsis, tectis, planiusculis, nigris 200 «j.. diam.,
membranaceis; ascis ovoideis v. obovatis, breve stipitatis 80-90*

20; paraphysibus numerosis asco longioribus, guttulatis, superne
innatis, vage ramosulis; sporidiis distichis, brunneis, utrinque
obtusis, ovoideis v. subovatis 5-(raro 6-7)-septatis, septo mediano
constrictis, saepe curvulis, longitudinaliter medio divisis, 20-25 «
8-10.

Hab. in caulibus emortuis Eucephali spec, Hermosa South
Colorado, Amer. bor.

20. Pleospora Rhanterii P. Henn. F. Oranen. Hochreut. p. 243 (Ann. 2605
Conserv. Jard. bot. Geneve, 1903-1901). — Peritheciis caulicolis
sparsis v. subgregariis, innatis, epidermidem suberumpentibus, he-
misphoericis ca. 120-160 ;j.. diam., atro-membranaceis, poro pertu-
sis; ascis clavatis apice tunicatis, rotundatis, ca. 75-100^20-30,
basi breve stipitatis curvulis, octosporis, obsolete paraphysatis ; spo-
ridiis subdistichis, oblonge ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis, primo
melleis, dein brunneis, deinde atro-castaneis, 3-5-septatis, cunei-
formibus, 20-30*13-18.

Hab. in ramulis siccis Rhanterii suaveolentis, Oran
Afr. sept. (Hochreutiner).

21. Pleospora Senecionis Earle, Plantaj Bakeriame, fasc. II, Fungi 3606
p. 22. — Peritheciis sparsis, tectis, dein erumpontibus, nigris, 200

•j.. diam. v. ultra, planiusculis ; ostiolo inconspicuo ; ascis ovoideis,
fere sessilibus, 80 * 18; paraphysibus paucis, filiformibus, tenuibus.
continuis; sporidiis subdistichis, ovatis, utrinque rotundatis, brun-
neis, 5-7-septatis, 20-30 * 12.

Hab. in caulibus emortuis Senocionis, Hermosa, South Colo-
rado, Amer. bor.

22. Pleospora discoidea Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, -s,n
1903, p. 198. — Peritheciis sparsis opidermido tenui teetis. nigri-
cantibus globoso-discoideis, minute conico-papillatis. subcarbonaceia
200-300*100-150; ascis cylindraceis brcve crasse stipitatis, octo-

752 Pyrenomycetse, Spheeriacese, Phseodlcty», Pleospora.

sporis 115-127*25-30, paraphysatis; sporidiis distichis, obovato-

oblongis, vulgo 7-septato-muriformibus, constrictis, 30-38 * 13-16.

Ilab. in ramis corticatis Sambuoi racemosie, Luxemburg.

23. Pleospora Clematidis Fuck. — Syll. IT, p. 255. — f. Sambuci 2503
Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxomb. Naohtr. III, 1903. p. 195. — A
typo recedit, praeter matricem, ascis magnitudine valdo ludibundis
'.»5-230*8-14, et sporidiis ollipsoideo-fusiformibus, 21-28*7-8,
4-5-septato, muriformibus, brunneo-flavis.

llab. in ramis corticatis Sambuci recemosfe, Luxemburg.
— f. Viburni Feltg. 1. c. — Diffort peritheciis multo minoribus
100-200 \l. diam., globosis, basi non applanatis, non rugosis; ascis
latioribus, 100-175*15-16; sporidiis crassioribus 20-23*8-11,3-5-
septato-muriformibus constrictisque, flavis. — In ramis corticatis
Viburni Opuli, Luxemburg. — Cfr. supra n. 13.

24. Pleospora Falconeri P. Henn. Hedw. 1903, p. 218. — Peritbeciis 2609
foliicolis, in maculis fuscis v. griseis sparsis, subhemisphaTicis, atro-
olivaceis ca. 300 ;j.. diam. ; ascis crasse clavatis, apico obtusis tu-
nicatis, octosporis, 80-110 * 20-30, paraphysibus pluriseptatis 3-4,5

[).. crassis, hyalinis; sporidiis distichis, oblonge ellipsoideis, utrin-
que obtusis, melleis, dein brunneis, 9-10-septatis, 1-2 longitudi-
nalitcr septatis, constrictis, 25-32 * 14-16.

Ilab. in foliis emortuis Rhododendri Falconeri, in horto
botanico Berolinensi.

25. Pleospora massarioides Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 2610
p. 192. — Peritheciis gregariis, epidermido tectis, meimbranaeeo-
coriaceis, nigris, globoso-depressis, 250-300 a. diam., papilla vcr-
ruciformi -erumpentibus; ascis elongato-clavatis, brcve stipitatis
175-200*27-33, paraphysatis octosporis; sporidiis inordinate di-
stichis, oblongo-cllipsoideis subclavatisve 7-scptato-muriformibus
constrictis, 40-47 * 13-16, melleo-brunneis, strato mucoso hynlino
obductis.

Ilah. in caulibus siccis Ecliii vulgaris, Luxemburg.

26. Pleospora Acantholimonis P. Eenn. in Notizblatt des Kgl. bot. j;ji
Gard. Berl. 1900, n. 22, p. 37. Poritheciis foliicolis, subgrega-
riis, epidermide primo tectis, dein erumpentibus, lenticulari-hcmi-
spbaericis, atris, ca. 150-350 [>.. diam. ;ascis clavatis, vertice obtu-
sis, basi attenuatis, saepe stipitatis <urvulis, 150-200 * 24-32, octo-
sp<.ns; sporidiis subdistichis v. obliquo monostichis, ellipsoideis v.
ovoideis, utrinque obtusis 3-dein 7-sepfcatis, muriformibus, constri-

< 1 h. melleis dein brunneis, 23-34 L6-23.

PyrenomycetfE, Sphseriacese, Phfeodictyge, Pleospora. 753

Hab. in foliis Acantholimonis glaucescentis et A. ve-
nusti in liorto botanico Berolinensi Germanias.

27. Pleospora Ephedrae Speg. Myc. argent. ser. II, 1902, p. 72. — 2612
Peritheciis laxe aggregatis, primo epidermide tectis, dein denuda-

tis, superficialibus, conoideo-hemisphaericis, eximie papillato-ostio-
latis, carbonaceis, glaberrimis, 150-250 ;j.. diam., contextu indistin-
cto, atro ; ascis cylindraceis v. clavulatis- dense paraphysatis, 90-
160 «15-24; paraphysibus filiformibus, longioribus, simplicibus;
sporidiis rectis, monostichis v. subdistichis, ex elliptico subovatis,
24-25 « 10-12, horizontaliter 7-septatis, septo altero longitudinali
divisis, olivaceis, in prima aetate tunica mucosa tenui vcstitis, mox
nudis, levibus.

Ilab. ad ramulos dejectos putrescentes Ephedrse ochreat;r.
La Plata in Argentina. — Species P. Gilletiancu Sacc. certe
affinis, sed rite distincta.

28. Pleospora Henningsiana Ruhland, Jahn et Paul (Vorh. d. Bot. ~,;13
Ver. d. Prov. Brandenb. XXXXIII, 1901, p. 105). — Peritho-
ciis in cortice matricis sub peridermio innatis, depresso-globosis,
coriaceo-membranaceis, sparsis, atris, ostiolo 50-60 ;j.. lato, paul-
lum prominente instructis, ceterum peridermio tectis, c. 350 ;j..
latis, 260 ;j.. altis; ascis subcylindraceo-clavatis, 160-180^20-28,
apice rotundatis, paraphysibus filiformi-tenuibus obvallatis; spo-
ridiis plerumque 7-9-septatis, muriformibus, oblongo-fasiformibus,

ad septa leviter constrictis, primum flavis, dein fusco-fuligineis,
45-50 « 10-15.

Hab. ad ramulos emortuos Ooryli Avellanae (?) ad "VVie-
derschonhausen pr. Berlin Germania?.

29. Pleospora juglandina Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, ~bN
1903, p. 193. — • Peritheciis sparsis, basi insculptis cpidermideque
pustulata tectis, demum subliberis, globosis, minute papillatis, ni-
gris, 200-250 ;j.. cliam. ; ascis tereti-oblongis, octosporis. parce pa-
raphysatis, 142-158 * 23-29; sporidiis 1-2-stichis, obovato-oblongis
5-rarius 6-septato-muriformibus, constrictis, e molleo brunneiSj 30-

37 « 14-17.

Hab. in pag. inf. foliorum Juglandis regiae, Luxemburg.

30. Pleospora Salicis Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. 111, 2615
1903, p. 199. — Peritheciis sparsis, innato-erumpentibus, globoso
depressis, obtuse papillatis, nigris 150-200 ;x. diam.; ascis ....
non visis; sporidiis oblongo-ollipsoideis, obtusis, rectis, 7-soptato-
muriformibus, constrictis, flavo-brunnois 12-15 » 4-5,5.

48

~TA Pyrenomycetse, Sphseriacese, Phseodictyse, Pleospora.

Ilab. in ramis corticatis Salicis, Luxomburg.

31. Pleospora sepulta Olements in Bull. of tho Torr. Bot. Cl. 1903, 8616
p. 85. — Poritheeiis subcopiosis, subepidermidicis, rotundato-elova-

tis v. hysterioideis, globosis, vix ostiolatis, carbonaceis, glabris, 400-
500 a. diam. ; ascis 6-8-sporis, clavato-cylindraceis, jodo non tin-
ctis, paraphysibus linearibus, simplicibus, valde torulosis, apicc 4
;i.. lat. ; sporidiis oblongo-fusiformibus, oblique monostichis, utrin-
que attenuato-acutis, 8-11-plerumque 9-10-septatis, septo verticali
uno, nonnumquam duobus, ad medium constrictis, ;ctate seceden-
tibus, flavis dein brunneis, 30-45*10-14.

Ilab. ad ramos vetustos decorticatosque, Minnehalia, Americae
borealis.

32. Pleospora Edwiniae Clements in Bull. of the Torr. Bot. Cl. 2617
1903, p. 85. — Peritheciis sparsis, tectis, deinde cortice dejecto
superficialibus, depresso-globosis, ostiolatis, vix vel non papillatis,
magnis 500-600 ;j.. ; ascis 4-6-sporis, clavatis, jodo non vel indi-
stincte caerulescentibus, 100-120*15; paraphysibus numerosis, li-
nearibus, ascos valde superantibus ; sporidiis recte monostichis,
late ellipticis 4-5-septatis, uno septo verticali in quoque loculo,
ultimis sa^pe exceptis, ad septa leviter constrictis, ad secundum
semper valde constrictis, fusco-brunneis, 20-25 * 12-14.

Hab. in ramis siccis Edwiniie americanas, Sugar Loaf,
Amer. bor.

33. Pleospora Kentiae Maublanc in Bull. Soc. Myc. de France 1903, 2G18
fasc. III, p. 291, tab. XIV, fig. 2. — Maculis elongatis, albidis,
margine brunneo cinctis; peritheciis punctiformibus, nigris, glo-
bosis, immersis, sursum in papillam cylindricam, longiusculam,

70 ;j... desinentibus, 150 ;j.. diam. ; ascis cylindricis 80-85*12; spo-
ridiis monostichis, oblongis, innequilateralibus, utrinque attenuatis,
3-septatis, medio constrictis, loculo uno vel duobus intermediis
longitudinaliter et interdum transverse divisis, ochraceis, 16-18*
8-9; paraphysibus diffluentibus.

Ilah. in foliis vivis Kentiae cujusdam in Algeria.

34. Pleospora Aphyllanthis P. Henn. Hcdw. 1902, p. 135. — Peri- 2619
theciis primo epidermide tectis, dein erumpentibus, subhemisphae-
ricis, submembranaceis, atris, glabris, levibus, papillato-ostiolatis
150-200 [j.. diam.; ascis clavatis, apico obtuso rotundatis, 1 >asi breve
stipitato-curvatis, octosporis, 120-1 50 25-40; paraphysibus fili-
formibus, apico subclavatis, septatis, hyalinis, 1 ;j.. cr. ; sporidiis
distichis, oblongo-ellipsoidois vol ovoideis, utrinque obtusis, 7-se-

ryrenomyceta?, Sphseriacea?, Phpeodictya?, Pleospora. 755

ptatis, muriformibus, plus minus constrictis, melieis clein atro-brun-
neis, 20-45 « 12-20 (medie 30 « 15).

Hab. in petiolis Aphyllanthis monspeliensis, in horto
botanico Berolinensi G-ermaniae.

35. Pleospora Convallariae Cocc. et Mor. Syll. IX, pag. 886. — 2G20
f. Polygonati Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 1903,

p. 184. — A typo differt peritheciis majoribus 150-200; sporidiis
angustioribus, 35-38 « 10, 7-septato-muriformibus.

Hab. in caulibus Polygonati vulgaris, ;Luxemburg. —
Perithecia soepius tam in typo quam in var. setulis conspersa, hinc
potius Pyrenophorce spec.

36. Pleospora socialis Niessl et Kunze — Syll. II, p. 264. — f. Lini 262]
Feltg. Vorst. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 1903, p. 181. — A typo
distinguitur peritheciis paullo majoribus, 200-300 ;j.. diam. et gla-
bris; sporidiis 5-septato-muriformibus, 18-24^9-10.

Hab. in caulibus siccis Lini spec, Luxemburg.

37. Ploespora Sisyrinchii Speg. Myc. argent. ser. II, 1902, p. 71. — 2622
Maculis nullis ; peritheciis primo tectis, dein nudis, superficialibus,
sublenticularibus, papillulatis, in sicco ssepius cupulato-collapsis,
250-350 \i.. diam., coriacellis; contextu atro-olivaceo, opaco, ostiolo
minute papillulato acutiusculo ; ascis crasse tunicatis, apice obtusiu-
sculis, deorsum cuneato-attenuatis brevissimeque pedicellatis, 100-
140 « 25 aparaphysatis ; sporidiis distichis, horizontaliter 3-septatis,

ad septa constrictulis, 30 « 15, loculis septo altero verticali conti-
nuo divisis, e latere subcylindraceis 10 a. cr. et septo verticali de-
stitutis, primo olivaceis dein atro-olivaceis v. fuligineis.

Hab. ad folia arida Sisyrinchii juncei, secus Rio Gallego
in Patagonia.

38. Pleospora spinosella Eehm — Syll. II, p. 272. var. Luzulae 2623
Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. II, 1901, pag. 147. — A
typo differt ascis sporidiisque conspicue majoribus, nempe asci-
100-180 « 24-30 sporidiisque 33-45 « 12-20.

Hab. in culmis Luzula^ maximre^ Luxomburg.

39. Pleospora Feltgeni Sacc. et Syd. — Syll. XVI, p. 547. — var. 2624
Pseudacori Feltg. Vorst. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 1903, p. 183.

— A typo differt sporidiis dimidio minoribus.

Hab. in caulibus Iridis Pseudacori, Luxemburg. — var.
Eriophori Feltg. 1. c. — A typo differt ascis 6-8-sporis, clavatis
vel cylindraceis 205-230 « 27-33; sporidiis 7-soptato-muriformibus

756 Pyrenoi Sphferiace», Phseodictyse, Pleospora.

• ~)-45 « 13-18, utrinque pallidioribus. In culmis Eriophori an-
g u s t i f o 1 i i, Luxcmburg.

40. Pleospora lacustris Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III. 2625
1903, p. 185. — Peritheciis sparsis, immersis, globoso-depressis,
nigris, 200-250 ;j.. diam., papilla minutissima erumpentibus; ascis
clavatis, breve stipitatis, 80^18-20, paraphysatis, octosporis; spo-
ridiis 2-3-stichis, elliptico-fusoideis, obtusis, vulgo curvis, 9-rarius
11-septato-muriformibus, constrictis, flavo-brunneis, 33-40 <* 8-10.

Ilab. in caulibus siceis Typhae angustifolite, Luxemburg.

41. Pleospora Alismatis Ell. et Ev. in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, vol. 8, 2626
p. 1G. — Peritheciis sparsis, erumpentibus, hemisphcerico-prominu-

lis, paullo convexis 200 ;j.. diam. ; ascis clavato-cylindraceis, breve
stipitatis 90-100^12-15, paraphysibus stipatis, filiformibus, ob-
vallatis; sporidiis monostichis v. fere distichis, fusoideo-oblongis
in.rquilateralibus, 7-9-septatis, muriformibus, 22-27 v 10-12, raro
15 [i. diam,

Hab. in caulibus emortuis Alismatis Plantaginis, South
Dakota, Amer. bor. (D. Griffiths).

42. Pleospora culmigena Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. 1901, Nachtr. 2627
II, p. 145. — Peritheciis gregariis, tectis, globosis, nigris 100-300

;j.. diam., ostiolo obtuse conico erumpentibus; ascis clavatis breve
nodoso-stipitatis 91 « 10,5 (tetrasporis) vel 156 « 10,5 (octosporis),
filiformi-paraphysatis; sporidiis 1-2-stichis, ovato-oblongis v. fusoi-
deis, rectis 6-9-frequentius 8-septato-muriformibus, constrictis,
flavis, 29-32 * 10,5.

Hab. in caulibus putridis Cerealium, Luxemburg. — Pleo-
8porce straminis affinis.

43. Pleospora gigantasca Bostr. Islands Svampe in Bot. Tidsskrift, ^628
1903, vol. 25, p. 307. — Peritheciis sparsis, globosis; ascis oblon-
go-claviformibus, 240-250 v 60-65; sporidiis luteis, 9-septatis, 55-

65 23-27 e latere compressis 16-18 ;j.. cr., ad septa constrictis,
reticulariter costatis, guttulatis.

Ilnh. in foliis Elymi arenarii, Islandia.

44. Pleospora Glyceriae Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. 1901, Nachtr. -'-"•'
II, p. 145. — Peritheciis gregariis vel sparsis vel seriatis, globo-

sis 300-500 ;j.. diam., immersis, ostiolo acute conico emergente;
ascis tereti-clavatis breve stipitatis, 110-115 « 15-18, octosporis:
sporidiis elliptico-ol>longis, roctis curvulisve 9-11-septato-murifor-
mibus, medio constrictis, 1-2-stichis, 21-26^8, flavo-brunneis.
Ha.b. in culmis siccis G-lyceriic fluitantis, Luxemburg.

Pyrenomyceta?, Sphferiacece, Phseodictya?, Pyrenophora. 757

45. Pleospora poiymorpha Maublanc in Bull. Soc. Myc. de France 2630
1903, fasc. 3, p. 291, tab. XV, fig. 1. — Peritheciis aggregatis,
longitudinaliter seriatis, nigris, innatis, erumpentibus, basi tenua-
to-cuneatis, vix papillatis; ascis clavatis 140-170 « 20-27; para-
physibus iiliformibus ; sporidiis oblongis, interdum utrinque at-
tenuatis, parte superiore crassiore, 7-septatis, ad septa leniter
constrictis, loculis 1-2 longitudinaliter septis divisis, melleis, 32-

36 * 13-14, mycelio fusco.

Hab. in paniculis GTynerii argentei, Pornic Gralliae.

46. Pleospora Sorghi Feltg. Vorst. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 1903, 2631
p. 181. — Peritheciis sparsis, innatis, globosis, 150-250 ;j.. diam.,
breve conico-papillatis; ascis cylindraceis, breve stipitatis, 0-S-spo-
ris, 102-142 * 10-13, •filiformi-paraphysatis ; sporidiis monostichis
oblongo-ellipsoideis vulgo 5-septato-muriformibus, constrictis, fla-
vis, 15-20*7,5-10, episporio levi.

Hab. in culmis putrescentibus Sorghi, Luxemburg. — Affi-
nis Pleosp. microsporce.

47. Pleospora Farlowiana Rehm, Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 177.— Pe- 2632
ritheciis sparsis, innatis, globosis, glabris, vix papillulatis, atris ca.
150 a. diam.; ascis clavatis 80-90*20, octosporis; sporidiis elli-
pticis apice superiore subacutatis, inferiore rotundatis, 3-septatis,
cellulis mediis rarius et apicalibus semel longitudinaliter divisis,
medio interdum subconstrictis, melleis, 20-22 * 10-12, distichis;
paraphysibus ramosis.

Hab. ad Selaginellam rupestrem, "YVhite Fish Lake,
Ontario, Amer. bor. (Farlow). — A ceteris Lycopodiorum inco-
lis, sporidiis minus septatis minoribusque plane diversa species.

48. Pleospora filicina Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. 1903, Nachtr. 2633
III, p. 186. — Peritheciis gregariis vel sparsis, cuticula tectis,
globoso - depressis vix papillatis, brunneis, 80-150 ;j.. latis; ascis
cylindraceis, breve stipitatis 136-150*15-17, octosporis; paraphy-
sibus .... non visis; sporidiis monostichis, elliptico-cylindraceis,
obtusis, rectis, 3-rarius 5-septato-murif .>rmibus, brunneis 22-

27 * 10-11.

Hab. in stipitibus Ptoridis aquilinie, Luxomburg. — A
Pleosp. Pteridis bene distincta.

PYREN0PH0RA Fr. — Syll. II p. 277, IX p. 895, XI p. 344, XIV

p. 602, XVI p. 549.
1. Pyrenophora flavo-fusca Fcltg. Vorst. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. IIT.

lo8 Pyrenomycet», Spheeriacese, Phseodictyse, Pyrenophora.

1903, p. 202. — Peritheciis gregariis v. subcsespitosis, subcutaneis,
globoso-depressis dein erumpentibus 100-150 rarius 250 a. diam.,
ostiolo minute conico-papillato praeditis, inferne flavidis. sursum
brunncis et setis 40-80^5-8 nigrii-antibus vostitis; ascis elliptico-
clavatis, breve crasse stipitatis, filiformi- parapliysatis, 8-sporis,
125-150^27-40; sporidiis subdistichis, late ellipsoideis, rectis 7-
scptato-muriformibus, constrictis, sursum crassioribus e flavo brun-
neis, 33-37 * 13-16.

Ilab.m sarmentis siccis Clematidis Vitalboe, Luxemburg.

2. Pyrenophora Clematidis Earle, Plant;c BakeriansB, fasc. II, Fungi -(;:!r'
p. 23. — Peritlieciis nigris, tectis, dein erumpentibus, 150-175 ;j..
diam., profunde collabcntibus, setulis rigidulis brunneis 30-50 ;j..
longis, parce vestitis, ostiolo papillatis; ascis obovatis 80-90 « 20-
25; paraphysibus filiformibus; sporidiis distichis, ovalibus 5-7-se-
ptatis, loculis 1-2 longitudinaliter divisis, luteo -brunneis dein
brunneo-opacis, 20-30 » 12-15.

llab. in caulibus emortuis Clematidis Iigusticaefoliae,
Hermosa, South Colorado, Amer. bor.

3. Pyrenophora Castillejae Earle, Plantae Bakerianae, fasc. II, Fungi 2636
p. 23. — Peritheciis sparsis, nigris, tectis dein erumpentibus, 150-
200 ;j.. d., collabentibus, setulis fuscis, crispulis 40-100 » 4, superne
vestitis, poro pertusis parce papillatis; ascis ovoideis vel obova-

tis 80^30; paraphysibus filiformibus. asco longioribus; sporidiis
distichis ovoideis, 5-7-septatis, 2-3 longitudinaliter divisis, initio
luteolis 1-septatis, dein intense brunneis, 25-30 w 10-12.

Hab. in caulibus emortuis Castillejse, Hermosa, South Colo-
rado, Amer. bor. — P. Eriogoni affinis.

4. Pyrenophora Eriogoni Earle, Plantse Bakerianac, fasc. II, Fungi. 2337
]>ng. 24. — Peritheciis sparsis, tectis dein erumpentibus, intense
brunneis, 250 ;j.. diam., subapplanatis; setulis, raro septatis, inferue
intense fuscis, sursum fere hyalinis, 80-150 « 4; ostiolo incospicuo;
ascis cylindraceis, crasse tunicatis 120 * 25; paraphysibus numero-

sis, filiformibus; sporidiis ovatis utrinquc obtuse rotundatis, brun-
neis, 7-septatis, ad septum mcdianum constrictis, longitudinaliter
2-4-septatis, 25-30 « 12.

Hab. in caulibus emortuis Eriogoni, Hcrmosa, South Colo-
rado Amor. bor.

5. Pyrenophora comata Xiessl) Sacc. — Syll II, p. 286. — var. al- 2638
pina Perraris, Malp. 1904, pag. 489. — Perithociis setulis paucis

! longis, rigidis, rectis, usque 120 ;j.. long; ascis 90-100 * 1G-

Pyrenomycetae, Sphseriacefe, Phseodictyfe, Pleomassaria. 759

18; sporidiis 19^9, intense brunneis, subinde medio constri-
ctulis.

Hab. in foliis emortuis Alsines aretioidis, Riva Valdob-
bia Ital. bor. (Carestia).

6. Pyrenophora PestalozzaB Magn. in Bull. Herb. Boissier 1903, 2639
n. 7, p. 582, tab. IV, fig. 15-20. — Peritlieciis hinc inde sparsis,
subepidermicis, atris, subcarbonaceis, setulis rigidulis, filiformibus
prope ostiolum vestitis ; ascis oblongo-clavatis brevissime stipitatis
octosporis; sporidiis subdistichis, 7-septato-muriformibus, medio vix
constrictis, 34-35 « 13,5 brunneis.

Hab. in foliis siccis Alsines Pestalozz;c in jugis alpinis
Phrygise.

7. Pyrenophora polyphragmoides Saccardo et Scalia Harrim. Alaska 2640
Exped. Crypt. p. 28, pl. V, %. 13. — Peritheciis erumpentibus,
sparsis, punctiformibus, nigris, globulosis, 190-220 a. diam., setis
rigidis, fuscis septatis, 160-190^7-5, vertice vestitis; contextu
parenchymatico, fuligineo; ascis cylindraceis, rectis curvulisve, apice
roturidatis, brevissime oblique stipitatis, octosporis; sporidiis disti-
chis, oblongo-fusoideis. utrinque obtusulis, initio 3-septatis, dein
sub-7-septatis, melleis, tandem 9-12-septatis, murali-divisis, meclio
vix v. non constrictis, 36-56 « 18, fuligineis.

Hab. in caulibus et foliis emortuis Polemonii humilis, Po-
pof Island, Alaska (Harrington). — Affinis Pyren. pluvosporir et
P. polypliragmke sed rite distincta.

8. Pyrenophora Salsolae G-rifnths — Syll. XVI, pag. 549. — var. 264]
Majanthemi Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Lux. Nachtr. III, 1903, p. 204.

— A typo differt peritheciis minoribus 150-200 [>.. diam. lenticu-
laribus, setis vaiidioribus vestitis sporidiisquo irregularibus iiavo-
brunneis, 5-septato-muriformibus.

Hdb. in pag. super. foliorum Majanthemi bifolii, Lu-
xemburg.

PLEOMASSARIA Speg. — Syll. II p. 239, IX p. 872, XI p. 341,

XVI p. 552.
1. Pleomassaria Magnoliae Shear in Bull. of the Torr. Bot. Cl. L902, 2642

p. 455. — Peritheciis gregariis, immersis, subcutaneis, depresso-
sphiericis vel sublenticularibus, coriaceo-carbonaceis 600-800 ;i..
diam., ostiolo conico erumpenti donatis; ascis clavatis, breve sti-
pitatis, octosporis, 195-230^55-60; paraphysibus filiformibus; spo-
ridiis irregulariter dispositis, oblongo-clavatis, ad septum medianum

760 Pyrenomycetse, Spheeriaceee, Phseodictyae, Teichospora.

constrictis, initio hyalinis 3-G-septatis, dein olivaceis, septato-mu-
riformibus, postremo brunneis, muco obvolutis, 66-78^21-23.

Hab. in ramis corticatis Magnoli;e obovatge, AVashiugton,
Amor. bor. — Pycnidium est Camarosporium Magnolice Shear.

TEICHOSPORA Fuck. — Syll. II p. 290, IX p. 899, XI p. 345, XIV
p. 603, XVI p. 550.

I. Eu-Teichospora.

1. Teichospora Davidssonii Kostr. Islands Svampe in Bot. Ticlsskrift. 2643
1903, vol. 25, p. 309. — Peritheciis gregariis, primitus sub epi-
dermide nidulantibus, dein superficialibus, 300-500 ;j.. diam., bre-
viuscule papillatis; ascis breviter et abrupte pedicellatis, cylindra-
ceis, 130 * 20; sporidiis monosticliis, ellipsoideis, 3-4-septatis, loculo
uno alterove septulo longitudinali diviso, flavis vel dilute fuscis
28-32 « 10-15.

Hab. in gemmis Salicis lanatae, Islandia (0. Davidssox).

2. Teichospora Cerasi (Feltg.) Sacc. et Syd. — Syll. XVI, p. 1139 26«
(nomen) Strickeria Foltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. 1901, Nachtr.

II, p. 197. — Peritheciis gregariis corticis fibris semiimmersis,
globoso-ellipsoideis 150-250 ;j.. diam., nigris, minute papillatis; ascis
cylindraceis, breviter stipitatis, filiformi-paraphysatis, 117-126«
10,5-13; sporidiis monostichis, cylindraceo-ellipsoideis, utrinque ro-
tundatis, 5-septatis, profunde constrictis, flavis, 15-18 * 7-9,5, cel-
lulis mediis 4, longitrorsum 1-septatis.

llab. in ramis decorticatis Gerasi avium, Luxemburg.

3. Teichospora disconspicua Rehm, CEst. Bot. Zeitschr. 1903, p. 11. 2645

- Peritheciis dispersis, sessilibus, globulosis, non collabentibus, vix
papillulatis, atris, glabris, fusce parenchymatice contextis, 180 ;j..
diam.;ascis clavatis, apice rotundatis, 50-60 ;j.. long., 15 ;j.. latis,
octosporis; sporidiis oblongis, vix ellipsoideis, utrinque obtusis,
transverso 3-dein 5-septatis. una alterave cellularum mediarum

mel longitudinaliter divisis, unaquaque cellula guttulam oleosam
magnam continentibus, ad septa vix constrictis. dilute hyalino-
fuscidulis, 15*7, distichis; paraphysibus ramosis 1,5 ;j.. cr.

Hao. ad frustula putrescentia Pini, in Tirolia. — Jodi ope
paraphyses inucosa; dilute vinoso-rubro tinguntur.

4. Teichospora subcorticalis (Feltg.j Sacc. ot D. Sacc; Strickeria sub- _Vlll;

Pyrenomycetse, Sphseriacete, Phfeodictyte, Teichosporn. 761

corticalis Feltg. Yorst. Pilz. Luxemb. Nacktr. III, 1903, p. 274.

— Peritheciis sparsis vel gregariis, erumpentibus, basi insculptis,
globosis vel subconoideis non collabascentibus, nigris, membrana-
ceo-coriaceis, extus rugulosis 250-350 [j.. cliam. ostiolo globuloso
vel breve cylindraceo; ascis cylindraceis, octosporis, breve stipi-
tatis 108-121 « 10-11, filiformi-paraphysatis; sporidiis monostichis,
elliptico-ovoideis vel clavulatis, sursum amplioribus, 3-septato-
muriformibus, leviter constrictis, flavo-brunneis, 16-18 » 8.

Hab. in cortice interiore P i r i c o m m u n i s, Luxemburg.

5. Teichospora Symphoricarpi (Tracy et Earle) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Stri- 2647
cJceria Symphoricarjri Trac. et E. Plantae Baker. I, pag. 30. —
Peritheciis sparsis vel subgregariis in areis nigrescentibus, car-
bonaceis, nigris, globosis 0,5-1 mm. diam., rugosis, ostiolo minute
papillato donatis; ascis cylindraceis, breve stipitatis 150-200*16;
paraphysibus numerosis, filiformibus ; sporidiis monostichis, fere
ovalibus, initio luteis, 1-septatis, et valde constrictis, dein fuscis,
3-5-septatis, postremo 7-septatis, ad septum centrale constrictis,
25 v 12, longitudinaliter divisis.

Hab. in ramulis decorticatis Sy mphoricar pi spec. Bob Crook
Colorado, Amer. bor. — T. strigosce E. et Ev. affinis.

G. Teichospora nivalis v. Hohn. in Behm Ascom. exs. n. 1564 et 2648
Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 518. — Peritheciis superficialiter sessilibus.
dispersis v. 2-3-congregatis, globulosis, vix ostiolatis, demum s.ope
paullulum collabentibus, atris, scabris, carbonaceis, fragilibus, 750
•j.. cliam.; ascis cylindraceis, apice rotundatis, vix incrassatis 225
280 »17-18 in stipitem brevem nodulosum 40*4 tenuatis, 6-8-
sporis; sporidiis oblongo-ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis, apices
versus attenuatis, transverse 7-12-longitudinaliter 2-3-septatis,
fuscis, 33-40 « 14-14,5, monostichis; paraphysibus numerosissimis,
ascos superantibus, ssepe ramosis, 1-1,5 [J.. cr.

Hab. in spinis rhachidis Astragali sp. in alveis nivalibus
ad 2700-2900 m. ad Argasum Asioe minor. (Dott. E. Zedeuh.vueu).

— Asci subinde minores 190 * 15 et tunc sporidia 25 » 10, tantum
7-8-septata.

7. Teichospora pilosa Bacc. in N. Giorn. bot. ital. 1904, p. 416. — 2649
Peritheciis sparsis, superficialibus, globosis 300 ;j.. diam. minute
ac inconspicue papillatis, levibus vel basi tantum sotis rigidis
cinctis; subiculo atro ex hyphis orectis simplicibus 100 > 15, for-
sitan conidiiferis, insidentibus ; ascis cylindricis paraphysibus fce-
nuibus hyalinis, a^quilongis obvallatis, 200 * 17; sporidiis trans-

762 Pyrenomycet», Sphfcrineeir, Phreodictyae, Teiohosporn.

verse triseptatis acl mcdium constrictis. loculis cxtremis pallidiori-
bus, mcdiauis longitudinaliter scptatis. obliquc monostichis 30* 13.
llah. ad caules siccos herbarum quarumdam, Pisa Italiae. —
Prsesertim subiculi dcmatiacei praesentia species dignoscitur.

II. Strickeria K.6rb.

8. Teichospora Amelanchieris (Earle) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Strickeria Ame- 2650
lanchieris Earle, Plantae Bakerianae, fasc. II, Fungi p. 14. — Pe-
ritheciis sparsis vel intcrdum grcgariis, nigris, lcvibus, valde col-
lapsis 350 \i. diam., ostiolo indistincto pertusis; ascis clavato-
cylindraceis 100*6; paraphysibus filiformibus suffultis; sporidiis
subdistichis, subovalibus, saepe curvulis, 5-7-septatis, muriformibus,

ad septum mcdianum constrictis, 30-35 * 7-10.

lldb. in ramulis decorticatis Amelanchieris spec. Hermosa,
Colorado, Amer. bor.

9. Teichospora Cercocarpi (Earle) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Strickeria Cerco- 2651
carpi Earle, Plantre Baker. fasc. II, Fungi p. 14. — Perithcciis

in ligno nigrificato immersis sparsis, vel 3-4 csospitoso-congestis,
nigris, rugosis, superne collapsis, circ. 500 a. diam., ostiolo minute
papillato, inconspicuo donatis; ascis cylindraceis, breve stipitatis,
ca. 100 * 10; paraphysibus numerosissimis, filiformibus, asco longio-
ribus; sporidiis monostichis subovatis, intensc brunneis, 7-septatis
muriformibus, ad septum medianum constrictis, superne obtusis
vel subacutis, 20-25 w 8.

JFab. in ramis decorticatis Cercocarpi, Hermosa, South Co-
lorado, Amer. bor.

10. Teichospora Populi (Earle) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Stricleria Populi Earle 2652
Plantce Bakerianoe f. II, Fungi p. 15. — Peritheciis sparsis, nigris,
lucentibus, 500 a. diam., subglobosis. demum leniter collapsis vel
superne incisis, ostiolo simplici pertusis; ascis 80^16; sporidiis
monostichis, initio luteolis dein brunneis, 3-septatis, ad septa con-
strictis, muriformibus, utrinque obtusis, 18-20 w 8-10.

Ilab. in ramis decorticatis Populi angus tif o 1 ioe, Durango,
Colorado, Amer. bor.

11. Teichospora Fendlerae Earley Sacc. et D. Sacc. Strickeria Fendlerm 2653
Earle Plant.i' Bakerian;c fs. II, Fungi p. 15. — Pcritheciis sparsis

vel gregariis, nigris, lucentibus, collapso-patelloideis 200-300 ;j..
diam. ; ascis cylindraceis, crasse tunicatis, 80-10)^20, paraphy-
sibus flliformibus, obvallatis; sporidiis distichis, oblongis, utrinque

Pyrenomycetfe, Sphreriacefe, Phfeodictyfe, Pleosphferia. 763

obtuse rotunclatis, 4-septatis, muriformibus, initio hyalinis, dein
brunneis 25-30 « 10.

Hab. in ramis Fendler;o rupicolae, Hermosa. Colorado,
Amer. bor.
12. Teichospora rhoina (Earle) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Stricl-eria rlioina 2654
Earle Plantse Bakerianse fasc. II, Fungi p. 16. — Peritheciis dense
sparsis, basi profunde immersis, nigris 500-750 ;j.. diam. denique
collapsis. ostiolo minute papillato donatis; ascis cylindraceis breve
stipitatis 100-120 « 10; paraphysibus filiformibus asco longioribus;
sporidiis monostichis, ovatis, luteis vel brunneo-lucentibus, 3-4-
septatis, dein 5-7-septatis, muriformibus, ad septum medianum le-
viter constrictis, 20 * 8.

Hab. in ligno clecorticato Rhois trilobatse, Hermosa, Colo-
rado, Amer. bor. — Teichosporce rhypodi affinis.

PLEOSPH/ERIA Speg. — Syll. II p. 304, IX p. 910, XI p. 347, XIV

p. 607.

1. Pleosphaeria albidans Baumler, Beitr. z. Cryptog. Fl. des Presb. 2655
Comit. 1902, pag. 32. — Peritheciis gregariis, innatis, dein plus
minus superficialibus, globosis, 150-300 [j.. cliam., subcarbonaceis,
extus rugosis pilisque brunneis, brevibus 3-4 ;j.. ci\, vestitis, ostiolo
minuto rotundo non collabascente; ascis breve stipitatis 80-90 «
10-12, copiose filiformi-paraphysatis, octosporis; sporidiis disti-
chis, plerumque ascos totos implentibus, 16-19 « 7-8, utrinque ro-
tundatis, vulgo deorsum paullo tenuatis 5-7-septato-muriformibus,
medio leviter constrictis, brunneolis.

Hab. in ligno dealbato, decorticato Aceris, in comitatu Pres-
burg Hungariae.

2. Pleosphaeria Lithospermi Clements in Bull. of the Torr. Bot. Cl. 2656
1903, p. 83. — Peritheciis sparsis, superficialibus, submembrana-
ceis, globosis deinde collabentibus, minute papillatis, extus pilis
simplicibus, septatis, brunneis 150 « 4-5, obsitis. sed verfcice nudis
250 u.. diam.; ascis octosporis, late clavato-oblongis, paraphysatis,
jodo non ca^rulescentibus, 120-140^20-25; sporidiis monostichis,
oblongo-ellipticis, luteo-brunneis, 7-septatis, loculis 2-3-soptatis,

ad septum medium valde constrictis, ad cetera lenitcr constrictis
25-30 * 14-15.

Hab. ad caules emortuos Lithospormi parviflori, Cross
Ruxton, Minnehaha, Amer. bor.

3. Pleosphaeria xenochaeta Penz. ct Sacc. in Malpighia 1902, p. 227 (ex 2657

764 Pyrenomycetse, Sphseriaceee, Phseodictyse, Cucurbitaria.

errore aub Teichospora). — Peritheciis dense gregariis, superfiriali-
buSj globulosis, minutis, carbonacois, nigris '250-260 ;j.. d., vortieo
imperapicue papillatis, demum facile fractis et inaequaliter apertis,
ubioxLe laxo setulosis; sotulis tereti-cuspidatis, pro loeo plus rniuus
longis, 50-100*7, eoutinuis, aterrimi.s, ssepiua curvulis, apice pe-
culiariter oblique acutequo rostellatis et sub rostello pallidiore
soptatis; ascis jam rosorptis; sporidiis maximis, obovatis vel sub-
oblongis, utrinque obtusulis 05-100 * 28-36, rarius 56-58 * 30, cloor-
sum paullo angustioribus 9-11-septatis septisque longitudinalibus
pluri-soriatis, ad septa leviter constrictis, fuligineis.

Hab. in petiolis Palmarum putroscontibus, Tjibodas, in insula
Java. — Contoxtus peritheciis parenchymaticus, fuligineus. Pori-
thccia basi hyphis mycelicis septatis, raraosis, ochraceis ciucta.

CR0T0N0CARPIA Fuck. - Syll. II p. 306, IX p. 912.

1. Crotonocarpia moriformis Fuck. — Syll. II, p. 306 — Teste cl.
v. Hohnel (in Ann. M}^col. 1903, pag. 523) ex autopsia exempl.
Fuckeliani est Cucurbitaria Berberidis in Berberidis ramis, nec in
Rubo. Etiam Crotonocarpia moriformis Fuck., Feltgen Vorst. Pilz.
Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 1903, p. 290 ex ipsius complorati auctoris
declaratione in litt. ad cl. H. Sydow (22-1-1904) est ipsissima
Cucurbitaria Berberidis non in Junipero sed in Borberide ! Singu-
lare quod pr;oclari mycologi Fuckcl, Winter et Feltgen cum de
fungo tum de ejus matrice decepti fuerint!

CUCURBITARIA Gray — Syll. II p. 307, IX p. 915, XI p. 348, XIV
p. 607.

1. Cucurbitaria arizonica Ell. et Ev. in Journ. of Myc. 1902, vol. 8, 2638
\). 1(5. — Peritheciis erumpenti-superflcialibus, 500 ;j.. diam., deuse
sparsis inferne collapsis, globosis, fusco-nigris, ostiolo prseditis; ascis
cylindraceis, p. sp. 75-80*12, brovo stipitatis, paraphysatis j spo-
ridiis genoraliter oblique rnonostichis, oblongo-ellipticis, 3-septatis

et submuriformibus, medio septo paullo constriotis, initio luteolis
dein brunneo-nigris, 14 « 6-8.

Ilab. in ramis emortuis Acaci;o G-rayii, Tucson, Arizona,
Amer. bor. (D. Griffitjih.

2. Cucurbitaria Typhinae Ell. et et Ev. in Journ. of Mycol. 1903, 2659
]>. 166. — Peritheciis -ubglobosis circ. 500 ;i.. diam., 2-6-congcstis,
erumpcntibus; ostiolo papillato. inconspicuo, interdum subcom-
presso; ascis cylindraccis 120-150*15, subpedicellatis, octosporis;

Pyrenomycetse, Sphaeriacese, Phseodictyae, Cucurbitaria. 765

paraphysibus nullis vel indistinctis ; sporidiis monostichis, oblon-
gis vel oblongo-ellipticis, indistincte 6-septatis et muriformibus,
parce constrictis, luteolis, 22-27 « 12, dein subopacis et cellulis exti-
mis subhyalinis.

Hab. in caulibus emortuis Rhois typhinie, Harraby, Lake
Resseau, Ont., Canada, Amer. bor.

3. Cucurbitaria juglandina Eilis et Barth. in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, 2660
p. 174. — Peritheciis erumpentibus 5-10-congestis, 500 ;x. diam.
ostiolo inconspicuo donatis; ascis cylindraceis breve stipitatis, para-
physatis, 100-120 « 8-10; sporidiis monostichis, oblongo-obvatis 3-
dein 5-7-septatis, luteo-brunneis, ad septum medium subconstri-
ctis, 15-22 « 8-10, longitiidinaliter septatis.

Hab. in ramis emortuis Juglandis nigrae, Rooks Co. Kan-
sas, Amer. bor. — Ab affini Cuc. Juglandis differt ascis cylindra-
ceis et sporidiis minoribus.

4. Cucurbitaria Celtidis Shear in Bull. of the Torr. Bot. 01. 1902, 2661
p. 451. — Peritheciis 350-500 ;x. d., dense gregariis v. subcEespito-

sis, areas latas occupantibus, erumpentibus et basi subimmersis,
depresso-globosis, carbonaceis, rugulosis, collapsis, ostiolo papillato
donatis; ascis cylindraceis, breve stipitatis vel subsessilibus, 140-
180^16; sporidiis monostichis, initio hyalino-luteolis, maturitate
intense brunneis, transverse 3-5-septatis, longitudinaliter 1-septa-
tis, ad septa leviter constrictis, 24-27^8; paraphysibus superne
ramosis, 3 \y. diam.

Hab. in ramis emortuis Celtidis occidentalis, Osborne,
Kansas, Amer. bor.

5. Cucurbitaria Pritzeliana P. Henn. in Hedw. 1903, p. (80). — Pe- 2662
ritheciis erumpenti-superficialibus, botryose aggregatis, membra-
naceis, subglobosis v. ovoideis, granuloso-verrucosis, atris, contoxtu
pseudoparenchymatico atro-fusco, ca. 240-280 \i. diani. basi hyphis
fuscis, septatis, ramosis, ca. 2,5-3,5 \x. cr. ; ascis clavati.s, apice ro-
tundatis, crasse tunicatis, 100-130« 20-40, octosporis; paraph\sibus
obvallatis, copiosis apico fuscidulis; sporidiis subdistk-his vel sub-
tristichis, fusoideis, interdum utrinque hyalino-papillatis, pluri-se-
ptatis, muriformibus, primo rufo-brunneis, dein atro-castaneis
25-50 * 9-18.

Hab. in ramis corticatis, flum. Russel, N. Queensland Austra
liae (Pritzel).

2663

2664

766 PyrenomycetaB, Shpseriacese, Pheeodictyae, Fenestella.

FENESTELLA Tul. - Syll. II p. 325, IX p. 922, XI p. 349, XIV
p. 010, XVI p. 553.

1. Fenestella gigaspora P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1901, p. 41.

— Syll. XVI pag. 1139 (nomen). — Stromatibus carbonaceis,
atris, rotundato-pulvinatis, sub epidermide vertice applanato sub-
nitenti erumpentibus, ca. 2 mm. cliam. ; peritheciis immersis, pau-
cis 2-3 subglobosis; ascis cylindraceis 5-8-sporis, apice obtusis, 35-
50 ;j.. cr. ; paraphysibus copiosis, filiformibus, guttulatis, hyalinis
2-2,5 ;j.. cr. ; sporidiis monostichis, oblonge ellipsoideis utrinque
rotundatis, primo pallide flavis dein atro brunneis, pluriseptato-
fenestratis, plerumque 9-septatis, haud constrictis, 70-90 « 35-45.

Ilab. in ramis emortuis, Togo Africae.

2. Fenestella Prunastri Foltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III,
1903, pag. 121. — Stromatibus 1 mm. diam., gregariis, sparsis,
conoideis, epidermide tumidula tectis, disco subrotundo. sordide
brunneo, erumpente et epidermidis laciniis cincto; peritheciis 4-
6 in quoque stromate, globosis, monostichis, collis brevibus adscen-
dentibus, demum rostellatis, sed discum vix superantibus ; ascis
crasse clavatis, longiuscule stipitatis, filiformi-paraphysatis, 115-
124^22, octosporis; sporidiis distichis, oblongo-ellipsoideis, rectis
curvulisve plerumque 3-rarius 4-septatis, leviter constrictis, cellu-
lis longitrorsum 1-3-partitis, flavis, 20-22 « 8-9.

Hdb. in ramis corticatis siccis Pruni spinosae, Luxemburg.

— Fenestellce Lycii proxime affinis.

3. Fenestella Hohneliana Rehm ap. Hohn. Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 45. 2G65

I. Fungus ascophorus. — Peritheciis sparsis vel ad 2-10 valsoi-
deo-aggregatis, poridermio tectis, applanato-sph;oroideis, 500-830
<).. latis, 300-400 ;j.. altis, contextu 30-40 ;j.. crasso, carbonaceo; collo
subtus bene discreto, crasse tunicato (tunica usque 100 ;j.. crassa),
ca. 300-400 \x. crasso et alto, late (usque 140 ;j..) perforato, apice
incrassato, sagpe fere infundibuliformiter dilatato, peridermium per-
forante; ascis cylindraceis, supra rotundatis, breve pedicellatis, 180-
250 * lfi-18, octo-(sed etiam 2-7)-sporis, paraphysibus numerosis,
septatis, filiformibus, 3 ;j.. crassis, guttulis oleosis farctis, obvalla-
tis; sporidiis plerumque obliquo monostichis, ellipsoideis, non con-
strictis, primum flavis, dein fuligimis. r.-8- (plerumque 7) -septatis,
septis longitudinalibus 2-3 muriformiter divisis, 25-34 « 12-10. —

II. Fungus pycnidicus: Dendrophoma Fenestelhe v. Ilohn. I. c.

— Pycnidiifl habitu peritheciis simillimis, intermixtis vel sparsis.

Pyrenomycetse, Sphferiacete, Scolecosporw, Dilophia. 767

intus sporophoris dendroideo- vel fasciculato-ramosis, 30-60 « 1 ,
dense obtectis; sporulis hyalinis, rectis vel curvulis, 3-6 « 1.

Hab. in ramulis emortuis corticatisque Berberidis vulgaris
prope Siiz (Oberinnthal) et prope Gries (Sellrain) Tiroliae (Doct.
Eehm) et in ditione Tumpen (Oetzthal) Tiroliae (v. Hohnel). —
Affinis F. Amorphce Ell. et Ev.

THYRIDIUM Sacc. — Syll. II p. 323, IX p. 920, XI p. 348, XIV
p. 609, XVI p. 553.

1. Thyridium platense Speg. Myc. argent. Ser. II, 1902, p. 73. — 266(3
Stromatibus effusis per matricem laxe excurrentibus, linea nigra
limitatis; peritheciis stromate vel ligno fere immutato immersis,
dense constipatis, globosis, parvis 0,3-0,8 mm. d., ostiolo quandoquo
brevissimo non exserto quandoque longiuscule exserto donatis; con-
textu minuto densissime parenchymatico parum distincto, olivaceo;
ascis cylindraceis, breviter pedicellatis, 160-180 « 12-18, densiuscule
parapliysatis, octosporis; paraphysibus mucosis, guttulatis; spovi-
diis rectis vel oblique monostichis, levibus, soepius 3, rarius 5-
septatis, ad septa parum constrictis, septo altero longitudinali
continuo divisis, loculis grosse 1-guttulatis, primo hyalinis dein
fusco-fuligineis.

Hab. ad ramos vetusios Manihotis carthagenensis, La
Plata in Argentina.

2. Thyridium stilhostomum Ell. et Ev. in Journ. of Mycol. 1903, 2667
p. 223. — Peritheciis globosis 350-500 \i. diam., sparsis vel in
stromate 3-5-congestis, ostiolo depresso-hemispha?rico, nigro do-
natis; ascis cylindraceis, stipitatis, paraphysatis, p. spor. 75-80»
8-10; sporidiis monostichis, ellipticis, brunneis 6-7-septatis, sub-
muriformibus, ad septum medium plus minusve constrictis, 22-

27 « 7-10.

Hdb. in ligno decorticato, emortuo Aceris saccharini, Lon-
don, Coloraclo, Amer. bor!

Sect. 10. Scolccosponc.

DIL0PHIA Sacc. — Syll. II p. 357, IX p. 937, XIV p. 617.
1. Dilophia Sempervivi Rick, Bot. Zeitschr. 1903, \). 161. — Peri- 2668
tbeciis numerosis, per epidermidem transparentibus, vix erumpen-

tibus, brunneis, 500 jj.. diam., contextu o cellulis parvis, guttulatis

768 Pyrenomycetse, Sphseriacese, Scolecosporee, Cryptoderis.

composito; ascis octosporis 150^8; sporidiis cylindraceis 50-70«
2 apiccm vcrsus apiculatis, curvato-sinuatis, hyalinis, muiti-scpta-
tis et inulti-guttulatis.

Iloh. in caule Sempervivi, Vorarlberg Austriae.

ACERBIA Sacc. - Syll. XI p. 363, XIV p. 619.

1. Acerbia rhopalasca Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxomb. Nachtr. III, '-";,;'J
1903, pag. 179. — Peritheciis Bparsia ve\ gregariis, ligno omnino
immcrsis, ssepe supnrficiom ligni tumefacientibus, 500 <i. diam., pa-
pilla applanata emergente; ascis rcctis, lineari-clavatis, longe to-
nuato-stipitatis, apico rotundatis, 76-100 « 3-5, filiformi-paraphv-
satis; sporidiis filiformibus, superno rotuudatis, basi acutiusculis,
modio nodulosis et obsolote septatis, liyalinis, 76-100 * 1-2, egut-
tulatis vel 1-serialiter guttulatis.

Ilab. in ligno decorticato quercino, Luxemburg.

ACERBIELLA Sacc. n. g. (Etyin. ab Acerbia cui affinis). — A pro-
ximo gcn. Acerbia diffort pcritlieeiis setigeris, ab Opliiocerate cum
pcritlieciis erostribus tum indumento piloso.

1. Acerbiella macrospora (Rick) Sacc ct D. Sacc. Lasiosphnria ma- 5670
crospora Rick, Broteria, 1904, p. 290. — Peritlieciis lato gregariis
ab initio superficialibus, 1 mm. diam., globosis, pilis rigidis acutis
atro-umbrinis usque ad medium vestitis, ostiolo glabro minutulo,
sed benc distincto; ascis cylindraceis, sessilibus, 8-sporis, 200 « 10,
sursum tenuatis; sporidiis anguiformibus, multi-septatis usque
100 «3-4, apieem versus angustioribus, ad septa subconstrictis,
1-guttulatis.

Ilab. ad ligna fabrefacta llio Grande do Sul Brasili.c

CRYPTODERIS Auersw. — Syll. II p. 229, IX p. 771, XVI p. 535. 2G71

1. Cryptoderis caricina Rehm Ascom. exs. n. 1557 et Ann. Mycol.

L904, ]». 519. — Peritheciis innatis, globulosis, usque 300 [i. d.,

basim hyphis permultis simplicibus, fuscis, septatis 4 u.. or.

obsessis, rostro filiformi, apice hyalino, obtuso, 180-500^90 pro-

minente, contextu perithecii parenchymatico, haud carbonaceo ;

is tereti-subclavatis, apice rotundatis, 70-80 «8-9, octosporis;

sporidiis bacillaril^us, apicc obtusis, basim versus acutatis, subcur-

vatis, grosse 4-6-guttatis demum 3-5-septatis, 30-33^3-3,5, po-

polystichis, hyalinis; paraphysibus nullis.

Pyrenomycetfe, Sphseriacese, Scolecosporae, Ophiobolus. 769

Hab. ad folia putrida Caricis vulpinse, Goda Saxoniae

(Feurich).

0PHI0B0LUS Riess — Syll. II p. 337, IX p. 923, XI p. 351, XIV

p. 614, XVI p. 557.

1. Ophiobolus eburensis Sacc. — Syll. II, p. 342. — f. Hellebori Feltg. 2(m
Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 1903, pag. 167. — A typo
vix differt pmeter matricem, peritheciis clemum depresso-concavis,
ostiolis breviter cylindraceis, sporidiisque, apice rotundatis, basi
acutatis, minute pluriguttulatis 120-130 « 1,5-2, ex hyalino flavidis.

Hab. in caulibus siccis Hellebori viridis, Luxemburs:.

2. Ophiobolus oxysporus (Feltg.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Leptosphrvria oxy- 2673
spora Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. 1901, Nachtr. II, p. 165. —
Peritheciis gregariis, omnino innatis, globoso-depressis, 200-300

[i. diam., ostiolo perithecii longitudine, tenui cylindraceo; ascis
tereti-clavatis, sensim tenuato-stipitatis, apice rotundatis, 104^
6,5, filiformi-paraphysatis; sporidiis parallele fasciculatis, longo
fusoideis, utrinque acutissimis, 1-2-curvatis, medio constricto- 1 -
septatis, quaque cellu^a tenuissime 3-4-septata guttulataque, hya-
linis, 78* 1,5-2,5.

Hab. in ramis siccis Rubi idrei, Luxemburg.

3. Ophiobolus carneus v. Hohnel Fragm. zur Mykol. 1903, p. 10. — '-,,i7'
Peritheciis 400 500 u. latis, nigris, primum ligni fibris tectis, demum
erumpentibus, superficialibus, collabascendo cupulatis, a basi dense
fibrillosis; paraphysibus filiformibus, 3 \i. crassis; ascis cylindraceo-
clavatis, 150-200*8 octosporis; sporidiis 100-120^2,5-3, filifor-
mibus, medio nodnloso-incrassatis, hyalinis, catervatim dilute ro-
seis vel fere carneis, acute septatis (cellulis 6-7 ;j.. longis).

Llab.m ligno denudato ramulorum Staphyle;c pinnatsB in
silvis Wienerwald, vallis « Wassergesprenge » dictse, Austri;c in-
ferioris.

4. Ophiobolus surculorum Pass. — Syll. IX, p. 930 — var. Deutziae -,;"r'
Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, p. 174. — Differt a
typo peritheciis non collabentibus, hyphis basilaribus copiosis;
ascis perfecte cylindricis, 140-160*8; sporidiis utrinque obtusis,
distincte septatis, 120-136*2,5-3, flavo-brunneolis.

Hab. in ramulis siccis corticatis Deutziae Bcabrae, Luxemb.

5. Ophiobolus camptosporus Sacc. — Syll. II, p. 344. var. gona- 26W
tosporus Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. II, 1901, p. 143

49

770 Pyrenomycetse, Sphseriacese, Scolecosporse, Opbiobolus.

et Nachtr. III, p. 174 (ut var. sorhicola). - A typo diffort ostiolis
breve cylindraccis, ascis angustioribus, 104-160^8,5-10; sporidiis
vulgo pluri-septalis, 3-4 nodulosis e\ profundius constrictis, iiavo-
brunneolis.

Hab. in ramulis siccis Sorbi Ariss, Luxemburg.

6. Ophiobolus porphyrogonus (Tode) Sacc. — Syll. II, pag. 338. — •-"'>"
var. Astragali P. Henn. Hedw. 1902, p. 135. — Peritheciis primo
tectis, dein erumpentibus, globoso-conicis, nigris 400 600 |j.. d.,
plorumque in maculis caulium rubris dispositisj ostiolo pertusis

60 ;j.. diam.; ascis cylindraceis, breve pedicellatis, 160-250 » 4-6,
generaliter longioribus quam in typo; paraphysibus filiformibus
2 ;j.. cr. hyalinis; sporidiis septatis iiliformibus, 140-220^1-1,5,
hyalinis.

Hab. in caulibus Astragali sp. ex Armenia cultie in horto
botanico Berolinensi Germani.v.

7. Ophiobolus Sarothamni Feltg. Vorst. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 2678
1903, p. 174. — Perithcciis sparsis gregariisvo, omnino immcrsis,
globosis, nigris, 300 ;j.. diam., ostiolo acuto conoideo emergento;
ascis cylindricis, breve stipitatis, 125-136 » 5,5-7, octosporis; spo-
ridiis filiformibus, utrinque obtusis, flexuosis, hyalinis, pluri-gut-
tulato-septulatis, 1 25 « 2.

Hab. in ramis corticatis Sarothamni, Luxemburg.

8. Ophiobolus acerinus Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 2679
1903, p. 175. — Peritheciis sparsis, basi inscuiptis, globoso-dc-
pressulis, rugulosis, nigris, 500-1000 ;j.. diam., ostiolo cylindraceo

vel conoideo; ascis cylindricis, breve stipitatis, 100-130 v 5-6, octo-
sporis, leviter, prope medium vero profundius constrictis, hyalinis
vel iiavidis, 85-110*2-2,5.

Ilab. in ramis decorticatis Aceris campes tris, Luxemburg.
< >l>h. salicino proximo affinis.

9. Ophiobolus Rhamni Feltg. Vorst. Pilz. Luxemb.Nachtr.il. 1901, -'';v"
p. 143 et I p. 237, /"). Peritheciis immersis, ostiolo brove
conoidoo epidermidem perforante; ascis tereti-clavatis, lougiuseule
stipitatis 160-175*11-12, paraphysibus noduloso-septatis obvalla-
tis; sporidiis flexuosis pluriseptatis 105-125*3-3,5, ex hyalino
flavidis, articulis nonnullis j^rominulis.

Ilah. in ramis corticatis Rhamni catharticae, Luxemburg.
l". Ophiobolus Vitalbae Sacc. — Syll. II, pag. 315 — f. Berbericlis 2681
Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Naohtr. II. 1901, pag( 143 et I,
p. 236, c). — Pcritheciis subcutancis, ostiolo papillato-erumpente;

Pyrenomycetee, Sphseriacefe, Scolecosporse, Ophiobolus. 771

sporidiis multiseptatis, valde curvatis, utrinque obtusis, hyalinis,
cellula media crassiore; ascis non descriptis.

Hab. in ramulis siccis Berberidis vulgaris, Luxemburg.

— f. Sambuci Feltg. 1. c. et Nachtr. I, p. 236, d). — Peritheciis
basi ligno insculptis, globoso-conoideis, hyphis septatis brunneis
cinctis, ostiolo conoideo brevi, erumpente; ascis longiuscule stipi-
tatis 125-175 <* 6-9; sporidiis parellelis, 100-160*2,5-3, curvatis,
pluriseptatis, plerumque bi-nodulosis hyalinis vel brunneolis. —
In ramulis siccis corticatis v. decorticatis Sambuci racemos.r,
Luxemburg.

11. Ophiobolus Antenoreus Berlese — Syll. IX, p. 929. — f. Sam- 2682
buci Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 1903, p. 175. —

A typo vix recedit peritheciis depressis 200-30'* \x. diam.; spori-
diis brunneolis 140-150*1-1,3, pluriseptatis.

Hab. in ramis decorticatis Sambuci nigrae, Luxemburg.

12. Ophiobolus pellitus (Fuck.) Sacc. Syll. II, p. 352. — f. Bi- 2683
dentis Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 1903, p. 167.

— A typo differt peritheciis minoribus 250 \i. diam. extus hyphis
setulisque vestitis; ascis paullo brevioribus 120*7,5-8; sporidiis
crassibribus 2-2,5 \x. cr. et paraphysibus non simplicibus.

Hab. in caulibus siccis Bidentis tripartiti, Luxemburg.

13. Ophiobolus persolinus (Cald. et De Not.) Sacc. — Syll. II, p. 346. 2684

— var. brachystomus Feltg. Vorst. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III,
1903, p. 171. — A typo differt ostiolo verruculoso vel broviter
conoideo nec cylindraceo (ut in Berlese icon.); sporicliis obsoloto
septatis, flavidis, 90-135 * 2-2,5.

Hab. in caulibus Centaureas Jaceae, Luxemburg.

14. Ophiobolus calathicola Feltg. Vorst. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 2683
1903, pag. 172. — Peritheciis sparsis vel subaggregatis, innato-
erumpentibus dein subliberis, globoso-conicis 150-200 ;x. diam..
ostiolo cylindrico-conico, porithecium subajquante ; ascis cylindra-
ceis breve stipitatis, fiiiformi-paraphysatis, octosporis, 120-130*
4,5-6,5; sporidiis deorsum tenuatis, flexuosis, circiter 14-septatis,
flavidis 115*2,5-3.

Hab. in bracteis florum Centaurea: Jacea1, Luxomburg. —
Ophiobolo affini valdo proximus.

15. Ophiobolus fruticum (Rob. et Desm.) Sacc. — Syll. II, p. 317. 2686

— f. Dulcamarae Feltg. Vorst. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, L903,
pag. 173. — A typo differt perithcciis depresso-applanatis ; asci^
versiformibus, s.epius longe stipitatis, usque 200*10-11; spori-

2687

772 Pyrenomycetae, Sphaeriacese, Scolecosporse, Ophiobolus.

diis inaequaliter articulatis, hyalinis 117-150*2,7-3,5, usque 20-se
ptatis.

Hab. in caulibus siccis Solani Dulcamarse, Luxemburg.

16. Ophiobolus coilapsus Ell. et Sacc. Syll. II, pag. 339. — var
trinodulosus Feltg. Vorst. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 1903, p. 170.

— A typo differt sporidiis usque 12-septatis 125-140 « 2,5, mcdio
et prope apicos uodulosis, hyalinis.

Hab. in caulibus siccis Teucrii Scorodoni;c, Luxemburg.

17. Ophiobolus Georginae (Fuck.) Sacc. Syll. II, p. 341. — var. 2688
Symphyti Feltg. Vorst. Pllz. Luxcmb. Nachtr. III, 1903, p. 172.

— Peritheciis immersis bruuneolis, non erumpentibus, pilosulis
500 ;j.. diam., ostiolo acute conico longiusculo; ascis 217-225^4,
parte sporif. 120-160; sporidiis 150-163 = 0,7-1, continuis, egut-
tulatis, flavidis.

Hab. in caulibus siccis Symphyti, Luxemburg.

18. Ophiobolus Castillejae Tracy et Earle, Plant;c Bakerian;e, fasc. I, 2689
Fungi p. 34. — Maculis nullis; peritheciis sparsis, erumpentibus,
nigris, 200-250 ;j.. diam. ; ascis clavatis, breve stipitatis 90-120 * 12;
paraphysibus flexuosis, filiformibus; sporidiis luteo-brunneis, gut-
tulatis 50-55 « 5, in asco fere recte dispositis.

Hab. in ramulis emortuis Castillejae confusse, Grecne,
Mt. Hesperus, Colorado, Amer. bor.

19. Ophiobolus Heveae P. Hcnn. Fungi Amaz. II, p. 243, Notizbl. 2690
Berl. bot. Mus. IV, n. 34. 1904, fig. 4 a-cl. — Maculis rotundatis

vel effuso eonfluoiitibus. griseis; peritheciis epiphyllis gregarie
sparsis, innatis tectis, ovoideis, ca. 250 ;j.. diam. submembranaceo-
atris; ostiolis subconico-obtusis, subnitentibus erumpentibus; ascis
subfusoideis vel clavatis, apice subincrassatis, obtusiusculis, ca. 60-
70*7-10, 8-sporis; paraphysibus filiformibus, hyalinis, ca. 2 ;j..
crassis; sporidiis parallclis, filiformibus, utrinque obtusiusculis, hya-
linis, pluriguttulatis, dein subseptatis, 50-60 » 2-3.

Hab. in foliis Hevoje, Rio Negro, Sao Joaquin Amazoniae. —
OpJi. Ingce ailinis i-t ad gen. Linos/ioram nutans.

20. Ophiobolus petiolaris Feltg. Vorst. Pilz. Luxemb. 1901, Nachtr. 2691
II p. 143 et I p. 236,/"). — lVritheciis sp;ir>is omnino immersis,
subglobosis, basi applanatis, mediocribus, nigris, ostiolo brevissimo
obtuse cylindraceo; ascis cylindricis 180-190-9; sporidiis lilifor-
mibus, utrinque acutiusculie indistincte septatis e< minute guttu-
latis noii nodosie nec constrictis, 17.") 2-3, hyalino-flavidis.

llaU. in rhachide foliorum Juglandis regite, Luxcmburg.

Pyrenomycette, Sphferiacete, Scolecosporse, Opliiobolus. 773

21. Ophiobolus Alismatis Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. 1901, Naclitr. 2692
II, p. 139 et I, p. 231 c). — Peritheciis sparsis vel approxiraatis
immersis, globoso-ellipsoideis, ostiolis longe conoideo-cylindraceis
erumpentibus; ascis cylindricis subsessilibus, 125-150 v 8-9, filifor-
mi-paraphysatis; sporidiis filiformibus, 125-130^2-3, eguttulatis

vel pluriguttulatis, prope medium nodulosis ex hyalino navidis.
Hab. in caulibus siccis Alismatis Plantaginis, Luxem-
burg.

22. Ophiobolus peduncularis Feltg. Vorst. Pilz. Luxemb. 1901, Nachtr. 2693
II, pag. 139. — Peritheciis gregariis immersis, globosis, 250-300

;j.. diam., ostiolo conoideo vel fere cylindraceo; ascis cylindraceis
vulgo breviter stipitatis 112-140^4-5; sporidiis parallelis, fiiifor-
mibus, utrinque acutulis, 86-130 « 1-1,3, pluriguttulatis, guttulis
sicpe per paria approximatis obsoleteque pluriseptatis.

Hab. in pedunculis siccis Iridis Pseudacori, Luxemburg.

23. Ophiobolus bactrosporus Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. 1901, 2694
Nachtr. II, p. 139. — Peritheciis gregariis, globosis, basi appla-
natis hyphisque brunneis cinctis 300 ;j>. diam., ostiolo breve co-
noideo, epidermidem perforante; ascis cylindraceis breve stipitatis
164-200^5-6,5; sporidiis parallelis, filiformibus, utrinque acutiu-
sculis, usque 16-septatis, leviter constrictis, pluriguttulatis, hya-
linis 156-172*1,7-2.

Hab. in caulibus Iridis Pseudacori, Luxemburg. — Opkio-
bolo fragilisporo affinis.

24. Ophiobolus Pseudacori Feltg. Vorst. Pilz. Luxemburg, Nachtr. 2695
II, 1901, p. 139. — Peritheciis gregariis immersis, globoso-appla-
natis 200-300 ;j.. diam., ostiolo cylindraceo , longo, acutiusculo,
epidermidem perforante; ascis cylindricis, longiusculo stipitatis
84-88 «5; sporidiis parallelis tereti-filiformibus, utrinquo rotuu-
datis, 8-11-septatis, septo tertio profundius constrictis, hyalinis
65-78 v 2, cellula tertia crassiore.

Hab. in caulibus siccis Iridis Pseudacori, Luxemburg.

25. Ophiobolus Feltgeni Sacc. et D. Sacc. Leptosphceria longispora 2696
Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. 1901, Nachtr. II, p. 156. — Peri
theciis spnrsis, innatis, ostiolo late papillato erumpentibus, 500 n..
diam.; ascis longo clavatis, apice rotundatis, dcorsum sensim longe
pedicellatis, 97-130*6,5-8, filiformi-parapli ysatis, octosporis; spo
ridiis parallelo fasciculatis, fusoideo-cylindraceis, utrinque acutulis,
multiseptatis, loculis 10-15 nodulosis, 60-95*1,5-2,5, ex hyalino
liavidis.

771 Pyrenomycet», Sphseriacete, Scolecosporse, Ophiochseta.

Tlab. in caulibus siccis Iridis Psoudacori, Luxemburg. —
Ad Ophiobolum longisporum nutat.

26. Ophiobolus Typhae Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. II, 2697
p. 139 et I, p. 231, n. 711 b.) — Peritheciis perexiguis; sporidiis
75-100 « 3, curvatis, 7-9-septatis, multiguttulatis.

Ilab. in foliis Typh;c latifolia-. Luxemburg.

27. Ophiobolus juncicola Rehm in (Est. Bot. Zeitschr. 1904, p. 87. ~',s
— Peritheciis sparsis, immorsis, modo papillula conoidea promi-
nentibus, globosis, glabris, parenchymatico contextis, fuscidulis
150-200 ;j.. diam. ; ascis cylindraceis, apice rotundatis, 180-200« 5,
octosporis; sporidiis filiformibus, rectis, guttulis plurimis oleosis
repletis, hyalinis, 120-150 « 1, parallele positis; paraphysibus fili-
formibus.

Hab. ad culmos putridos .lunci, Olching Bavarhr sup.

28. Ophiobolus paludosus (Feltg.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Leptosphceria 2699
paludosa Feltg. Vorst. Pilz. Luxemb. 1901, Nachtr. II, p. 157 et
III, pag. 209. — Peritheciis sparsis v. liinc inde approximatis,
globosis, obtuse conico-papillatis, 500-600 jj.. cr., subcarbonaceis,
nigris, hyphulis brunneis, ramosis cinctis; ascis clavatis, breve sti-
pitatis, apice rotundatis, 90-110^8-10, octosporis, filiformi-para-
physatis; sporidiis 2-4-stichis, cylindraceo-fusoideis, utrinque ro-
tundatis, 60-75 * 3-4, tenuiter 7-10-12-septatis, rectis curvulisve,
guttulatis, flavidis.

Hab. in foliis Caricis vesicari» et Phalaridis arundi-
nacese. — Ad Ophioltolum graminis nutat.

29. Ophiobclus graminis Sacc. — Syll. II, pag. 349. — Pleniorem
illustrationem hujus fungi perniciosi, cum iconibus, dederimt cl.
Prillieux in Malad. des pl. II, p. 221 et Mac Alpine The Jourual
of Agriculture of Victoria 1903-1904, p. 410.

30. Ophiobolus Festucae Tracy ct Earle, Plantaa Bakerian;c, fasc. I. 2700
Fungi pag. 34. — Maculis nigris 1 mm. plerumque in pag. sup.
foliorum insidcntibus; perithcciis immersis, dcin erumpentibus
200-250 a. diam.; ascis late clavatis. breve stipitatis, 110-130«
20-25; paraphysibus in modum spirse sursum convolutis; sporidiis
anguste fusiformibus, 40-50 « 3-4, guttulatis

Hab. in foliis emortuis Festuc.r spec, Chicken Creek, Colo-
rado, Amer. bor.

0PHI0CH/ETA Sacc. — Syll. II p. 352, ut eubgenus, IX p. 934,
XI p. 352, XIV p. 616.

Pyrenomyceta\ Sphferiacefe, Scolecosporfe, Linospora. 775

1. Ophiochaeta Inulae Feltg. Vorstucl. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 1903, 2701
p. 178. — Peritheciis gregariis superficialibus, hemispnaericis, 400-
600 ;j.. cliam., membranaceis, brunneis; hyphis brunneis, septatis,
parce ramosis, 100-250 w 3-4, vestitis, ostiolo breve cylinclraceo,
glabro ; ascis cylindraceis, apice rotundatis, longe stipitatis, 220-
230 « 8, octosporis; sporidiis parallelis filiformibus, vulgo deorsum
tenuatis, supra medium nodulosis, multiseptatis, liyalinis, intra
ascum brunneolis, 120-136 ^ 2-2,5.

Ilab. in caulibus siccis Inulae Helenii, Luxemburg.

2. Ophiochaeta cereicola Speg. Myc. argent. Ser. II, 1902, p. 73. — 2702
Peritheciis gregariis, primo tectis, dein subsuperficialibus minutis,
250-350 « 150-200, atris, crassiuscule umbonato-ostiolatis, deorsum
hyphis paucis repentibus aclspersis, sursum parce breviterque sub-
penicillato-pilosis ; hyphis basalibus parce ramosis, septatis, 4-5

;j.. cr., olivaceis; setulis ostiolorum continuis, fuligineis, apice pal-
lidioribus, 50-60 * 6-8 ; ascis aparaphysatis, 250-300 * 14-15, apice
obtuse rotundatis, basi breviter cuneato-pedicellatis; sporidiis asco-
rum longitudine 2,5 ;j.. crassis, utrinque obtusiusculis, filiformibus,
primo multiguttulatis dein obsolete multiseptatis, non fragilibus.
Hab. ad spinas emortuas Cerei lamprochlori var. sali-
nicolai, La Plata in Argentina.

3. Ophiochaeta ramealis (Feltg.) Sacc. et Syd. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. 2703
1901, Xachtr. II, p. 219, Acanthostigma ramealis Feltg. Peri-
theciis sparsis, superficialibus, globosis, extus nigris septatis 86-

92 * 4,5-6 vestitis et basi hyphis ramosis septatis 2,5-4 ;j.. cr.
cinctis, membranaceis, globosis, brunneis v. atro-brunneis 100-300
ui. diam., minute papillatis; ascis cylindraceis, rectis eurvulisve
stipitiformi-attenuatis 105-145 « 4,5-5,5 filiformi-paraphysatis ; spo-
ridiis filiformibus, contortis, pluriseptato-guttnlatis, 100-100 » 1.
5-2, utrinque v. uno apice acutulis, hyalinis.

Ilab. in ramis corticatis Alni glutinosse, Luxemburg.
Ophiochceto3 chcutophorai affinis.

LIN0SP0RA Fuck. - Syll. II p. 354, IX p. 935, XI p. 352, XIV

p. 618.
1. Linospora Sibbaldiae E. Rostr. Norske Ascom. 1904, p. 27 Vi 2704
densk. Skrift.) — Peritheciis amphigonis in pseudostroinate cly-
peiformi solitarie nidulantibus, breve papillatis; ascis claviformibus,
65-75*7-9; sporidiis filiformibus, 50-60 ;j.. long.; paraphysibus
filiformibus, longissimis, apico curvatis, numorosis.

"i; Pyrenomycetse, Sphseriacese, Scolecosporie, ( ryptospora.

Ildh. in foliis exsiccatis Sibbaldiae procumbentis, Boium-

braeen Norvegi e (E. Poulsson).

2. Linospora arctica Karst. — Syll. II, pag. :>54. — var. helvetica 2705
Rehm in CEst. Bot. Zeitschr. 1904, pag. 85. — Stromatibus epi-
pbyllis, sparsis, innatis, suborbicularibus, convexulis, nigrescenti-
bus, 1 uim. diam. rostro minimo in medio stromatis prominente;
ascis cylindraceis, apice rotundatis atque incrassatis, 150-lGO *
10-12, bisporis; sporidiis acicularibus, utrinque subacutatis, haml
curvatis, 1-cellularibus, guttulis minutissimis repletis, an domum
septatis? hyalinis 100-110* 5, parallele positis; paraphysibus nullis.

Hab. in foliis Salicis reticulat;r (?) ad moles glaciales Sil-
vrette in Helvetia (F. Arnold).

3. Linospora graminea Rohm in (Est. Bot. Zeitschr. 1904, p. SG. — j7h;
Peritheciis in macula orbiculari vel oblonga, nigrescente 1-1,5
nim. diam., 1-2 innata eamque hemisphaerice elevantibus, glolm-
losis, vix papillulatis. poro minutissimo pertusis, glabris, tenui-

ter membranaceis, ex hyphis 3 ;x. cr. parallelis, fuscidulis, contex-
tis, ca. 180 jj.. diam., 300 ;j.. altis; ascis cylindraceis, apice rotun-
datis ca. 300 « 5-6, octosporis; sporidiis aequaliter filiformibus, con-
tinuis, baud guttulatis, hyalinis asco ssquilongis, 1 [i. cr., paral-
lcle positis; paraphysibus filiformibus 1-2 u,. cr.

Ilab ad culmos exsiccatos et dealbatos gramineos, juxta
moles glaciales Sulden montis Ortler Tiroliae.

OPHIOGNOMONIA Sacc. — Syll. I p. 419 (ut subgenus), XIV p. 613.

1. Ophiognomonia lapponica Vesterg. Micr. rarior. selecti, in Bot. 2707
Not. 1902, p. 125. — Peritheciis globosis, hypophyllis, innatis,
epidermide tectis, confertis, 360-440^238-480; contextu paren-
chymatico brunneo, cellulis rotundatis 12 ;j.. diam. ; ostiolis erum-
pentibus, cylindraceis v. fere conicis, rectis v. curvulis, poro per-
tusis, 200-256 * 72-112, nigro-brunneis; ascis elliptico-cylindraceis,
rectis v. paullo curvulis, breve stipitatis, 88-100 « 6-8, octosporis;
sporidiis raro rectis, ad S curvatis, truncatulis, pluri-guttulatis
usque ad 30) hyalinis 69-81 * 2.

llab. in foliis siccis Betulso odoratae pr. Bandijaur Lap-
poniae.

CRYPiOSPORA Tul. — S.yll. II p. 361, IX p 939, XI p. 353.
1. Cryptospora quercina F<iltg., Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 2708
L903, p. 118. — Stromatibus e basi applanata 1-1,5 mm. lata,

Pyrenomyceta?, HyuocreacesB. 777

ligno adnata, conoideis, disco 0,5 mm. lato, epidermidis laciniis cin-
cto; peritheciis valsiformiter aggregatis 5-9 in quoque stromate,
globoso-ovoideis, 200-300 a. lafc. carbonaceis, nigris, ostiolis minu-
tis; ascis plerumque cylindraceis, 125-135 » 12-18, rarius oblongis
usque 28 |i. diam. ; paraphysibus non visis; sporidiis 2-3-stichis
cylindricis, utrinque obtusis, rarius parum tenuatis, rectis curvu-
lisve vulgo continuis, rarius medio 1-septatis, non constrictis, 38-
42 * 5,5-7,5, hyalinis, intus granulosis.

Hab. in ramis corticatis putridis Quercus, Luxemburg.

Fam. 3. Hypocreaceae De Not.

C). v. Hohnel in CEsterr. bot. Zeitschr. 190, pag. 54 contendit
plura genera hucusque inter Valsaceas v. Sphceriaceas locata, ufc
Endothia, Sillia, Cryptosporellaz spp., Myrmcecium Sacc. '), Aplaco-
dina Ruhl. (— Apiospora 2) etc. ad Ilypocreaceas referenda esso. Non
negarem eorum perithecii contextum molliusculum et subolivaceum
interdum se prnebere et stroma nonnumquam l;ete coloratum, sed
ubi v. Hohnel observavisset contextum subsimilem in pluribus Valsce,
Diaporthes, Lcestadiai, Sphcerellce etc. speciebus adesse, certe persua-
sum se habuisset de necessitate ordinem totum non subvertendi.
Quoad stroma e. g. Endothice, Sillicu etc, quamquam laefce colorafcum,
minime tamen est carnosum. « Natura non facit saltus » et certe
Sphcuriacece et Valsacece gradibus intermediis ad Ilypocreaceas sen-
sim abeunt; sed non est hoec ratio ut raptim et inconsiderate mu-
temus quse magistri non sine studio statuerunt.

') Cl. Lindau (Pfianzenf. Pilze I, p. 470 et 478) omnino inconsulto fcribuit
Myrmaicio meo nomen Mijrmazciella, Valsarice Ces. et De Not. nomen Myrmce-
cium et Hercosjjorce Tul. nomen Valaaria. Revera Ces. et De Not. conilidederunf.
gen. Valmriam anno 1862 pro Valsaria insitiva et aliis ph;eodidymis, ipiihus
improprie anno 18G3 addidit De Notaris Valsam lilice, cui nomen Hercospora
Tul. recte competit. Abrogato nomine. Myrmcecium pro Valsaria typioa, primum
manere debet pro typo hyalodidymo a me condito. Quomodo cl. v. Hohnel huic
postremo (acervulis extus nigerrimis, peritbecii contextii fuligineo pnedito!) ad-
scribere possit suam Myrmccciellam Caraganas (of. Cryphonectria) omnino hypo-
creaceam, non liquet.

2) Cl. Jaczewski jam anno 189G (Bull. Tlerv. Boiss. pag. C68 Apiosporam
(Aplacodinam) chondrosporam novo suo generi Pseudomassarice accensuit, sed
sporidia talia descripsit (mucosa, appendiculata !), ut dubitari liceal an de 7ex*a
Sphceria chondrospora Ces. agat. Cfr. supra pag. 668.

77s Pyrenomycetse, Hypocreacese, Hyalosporae, Sphaerostilbella

Sect. I. AllaotosponB.

ALLANTONECTRIA Earle — Syll. XVI p. 1140.

1. Allantonectria Yuccae Earle Plantae Bakerianae, fasc. II, Fungi p. 12. 2709

— Poritheciis 12-20 in stromato congestis; 'Tiista stromatica erum-
pente sparsa v. subconfluente, circ. 1 mm. lata; peritheciis rnbris,
lucentibus, levibus vel leniter rugosulis. collabentibus, 100-125 a.
diam; ascis octosporis, clavatis, minutis, aparaphysatis ?, 20-30 v
3-4; sporidiis distichis v. irregulariter dispositis, 4-5 » 0,8-1, hya-
linis, allantoideis.

IFab. in foliis emortuis Yuccae spec, Hermosa, South Colorado
Amer. bor.

Sect. 2. Uvalosporfe.

NECTRIELLA Sacc. - Syll. II p. 448, IX p. 941, XI p. 354, XIV
p. 621, XVI p. 559.

1. Nectriella Cacti Ell. et Ev. in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, p. 06. — 2710
Peritheciis gregariis pallide sanguineo-rubris molliusculis, ovatis
200 « 110 ;j.. ; ascis sublancoolatis 45-55 « 4; paraphysibus non bene
distinctis; sporidiis distichis, oblongis, continuis, 5-6 * 1,5.

Hdb. in Opuntia Ficu-indica, Alabama, Amer. — A Ne-
ctria sanguinea et N. Opuntiai, cui forsan affinis, differt notis datis.

SPH/EROSTILBELLA P. Henn. in Engl. bot. Jahrb. 1901, p. 40 (Etym
Spluerostilbe, cujus est aualogum). — Stromata conidiophora elon-
gata, capitata, conidiis subglobosis. Perithecia ascophora illis con-
nexa, globosa v. hemisphicrica l.-rte colorata, nectriacea. Asci octo-
spori. Sporidia ellipsoideo-oblonga, continua, hyalina. — Est genus
parallelum Sphcerostilbes, sed amerosporum. In Tab. comp. (vol.
XIV, p. 22) occupabit n. 42 bis inter Hypocreaceas.

1. Sphaerostilbella lutea P. Benn.in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1901, p. 40. — 2711
Peritheciis gregariis interdum confluentibus, in villo byssino albido
nidulantibus, navo-ochraceis, farinaceis, hemisphaericis, dein colla-
bentibus, obscurius papillatis, ca. 200 ;).. diam.; contextu cellulis
pseudoparenchymaticis, rotundato-angulatis, fiavo-brunneolis ; ascis
sublinearibus, vertice obtusis, basi paullo attenuatis, octospoi

Pyrenomycetse, Hypocreacese, Hyalosporse, Eleutheroinyces. 779

60-80 »3,5; sporidiis monostichis, ellipsoideis, obtusiusculis, conti-
nuis, 4-5,5 * 3-3,5 hyalinis; stromate conidiophoro filiformi, rigido, .
flexuoso, flavo 1,5-3 mm. longo, pedicello 30-50 ;j.. cr. ; capitulis
subflexuosis ca. 150 u. diam. ; conidiis subglobosis, levibus 3-3,5.
hyalino-flavidulis.

Hab. ad truncos putres, Kamerun Afriese occid.

CHILONECTRIA Sacc. - Syll. II p. 453, IX p. 945, XIV p. 624.

1 Chilonectrla michailowskojensis P. Henn. in Hedw. 1904, p. 69. 2712

— Peritheciis caespitose erumpentibus, subglobosis, collabascentibus,
subpezizoideis, levibus, coccineis 250-300 jt. ; contextus cellulis ro-
tundato-polyhedricis, coccineis; ascis clavatis, obtuse rotundatis,
aparaphysatis, polysporis, 60-100 » 10-13; sporidiis oblongis elli-
psoideis, obtusis, hyalinis, continuis, 3-4^1,5-2; conidiis sub epi-
dermide fissa erumpentibus, oblongis, utrinque obtuse rotundatis,
2-guttulatis, hyalinis 8-12 « 4-4,5.

Hab. in ramis dejectis Fraxini excelsioris, Michailows-
koje in ditione Mosquensi B/Ossi;e.
2. Chilonectria romana Sacc. in Atti congr. bot. Palermo 1902, p. 54. 2713

— Peritheciis in soros laxe gregarios, mox erumpentes approxima-
tis, in quoque soro compluribus (12-20), peridermio laciniato et
relaxato cinctis, globosis, saturate rubris, glabris, 300-400 ;jl. d.,
ostiolo impresso latiusculo, demum saepe umbilicato; contextu cel-
luloso dilute rubro-rufescente ; ascis clavatis, apice rotundatis,
sensim tenuato-stipitatis, 80 « 12-14, aparaphysatis, 6-8-sporis et
polysporis ; sporidiis biformibus, octonis cylindricis, utrinque rotun-
datis, 50-60 « 4-5, nunc creberrime, nunc laxius multiseptatis, in-
termixtis sporidiis innumeris allantoideis, 4-5 v 1, hyalinis.-

Hab. ad ramulos emortuos Quercus Ilicis, Villa Doria Ro-
ma?. — Afflnis videtur Chilon. scolecosportu Bref. et Tav. (Pflan-
zenf. Pilze I, p. 360 cum ic.) sed sporidia majora, in quoque asco
suboctona nec tantum bina.

ELEUTHEROMYCES Fuck. — Syll. II p. 455, IX p. 942.

1. Eleutheromyces subulatus (Tode) Fuc-k. — Syll. II, p. 455. Obser-
vante cl. v. Hohnel in Fragmerite mykol. 1903, p. 36, species
hajc secundum exempl. Fuckeliana esset forma pycnidica, quasi
SjohceroncemeUa sporulis biciliatis, sed cum et ego ipse statum etiam
ascophorum reperissem (cfr. Michelia I p. 50), res videtur ulte-
rius inquirenda.

7*<i Pyrenomycetae, Hypocreai ■. Efyalosporse, Moelleriella.

PECKIELLA Sacc. - Syll. II p. 472, IX p. 944, XVI p. 500.

1. Peckiella minima Sacc. ct Bres. Not. myc. in Annales Myc. 1003. 0714
n. 1, p. 25. — Peritheciis gregariis, Gorticii hymenio superficia-
liter immersis et vertice erumpentibus, subiculo proprio subnullo
cinctis, globulosis, exiguis 80-1 00 <).. diarn., sordide roseis, ostiolo
minuto vix papillato pertusis; peritheciis contextu tenui, dilute
olivaceo, periphysibus subhyalinis; ascis cylindraceis, apice rotun-
datis, subsessilibus, 28-32 « 3-3,5, aparaphysatis, octosporis ; spori-
diis monostichis, subsphaericis v. cuboideo-sphiericis, 4 * 3, hyalinis,
minutissime 1-2-guttulaiis.

llab.m hymenio Corticii straminei Bres. ad ramos Alni
Val di Sole (Trento). — Minutic omnium partium, ascis angustis-
simis, sporidiis octonis globosis etc. mox dignoscenda species.

POLYSTIGMA Pers. — Syli. II p. 458, IX p. 945, XI p. 354, XIV

p. 025.
1. Polystigma pusillum Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1904. p. 107. — Stroma- 2715

tibus arnphigenis, maculis ilaveseentibus indeterminatis v. obsole-
tis insidentibus, innatis, laxe vel circulariter gregariis, minutis,
rotundatis v. irregularibus, usque 1 mm. longis, carneo-ochraceis,
tandem succineo-brunneolis; peritheciis omnino immcrsis, paucis
(1-5, plerumque l-3j in quoque stromate, ostiolo nou vel parum
emergente; ascis cylindraceo-clavatis, apice rotundatis, brevissime
stipitatis, 45-00-10-15, octosporis; sporidiis mono-distichis, elli-
psoideis, utrinque rotundatis, continuis, hyalinis, 10-12 * 3 1/2-5.
Hab. in foliis vivis Audirae excelsae, (xuatemala, Dep. Escuin-
tee (J. Donnel-Smtth).

MCELLERIELLA Bres. — Syll. XIV p. 020.

1. M(Elleriella nutans Rick, Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 405, cum icone. 0716
Stromate pulvinato hemisphserico, usque 2 cm. diam., matrici arcte
adnato, carnoso -duriusculo, intus albo. extus ruguloso, ostiolis
obscurioribus verruculoso; peritheciis periphericis, stipatis oblon-
gis 1 mm. alt. ; ascis 300* 10 et medio usque 20 a. Jat. polysp
ris; sporidiis primo filifcrmibus, dein in triplicem formam abeun-
tibus aut filiforinibus, articulis jugiter cohserentibus aut articulis
demum separatis, 10-12 « 4, obtuse rectangularibus, 1-guttulatis,
riatis aut jam primitus in articulos sporomorphos ovoideos,
obtusos v. apiculatos 14*5; pluriguttulatos separatis; paraphysi-
bus filiformibus.

Pyrenomyceta?, Hypocreacea?, Phseosporse, Melanospora. 781

Hab. in culmis adhuc vivis Arundinarke, Sao Leopoldo
Brasiliae.

Sect. 3. PJueosporiP.

SPH/ERODERMA Fuck. II p. 459, IX p. 949, XI p. 355, XIV
p. 627, XV p. 562.

1. Sphaeroderma aureum (Mc. AIp.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Rosellinia aurea 2717
Mc. Alp. Fung. Stone-fr. tr. diseas., Melb. 1902, p. 102, f. 101, 102,
314. — Peritheciis atro-brunneis, superficialibus, gregariis vel
sparsis, 2-3 congestis, globosis, membranaceis, textura ex hyphis
hyalinis composita, ostiolo subrotundo ornatis, 300-400 ;i. diam. ;
ascis obovatis, brevi stipitatis, octosporis, 45 « 28; paraphysibus
hyalinis, filiformibus, asco subfequilongis; sporidiis distichis, initio
hyalinis, dein olivaceis, tandem fuligineo-brunneis, navicularibus,
apiculo brevi, obtuso, hyalino utrinque ornatis, 24-26 » 13-14.

Hab. in foliis Pruni domesticce et Piri Mali, Victoria
Australue. — Culta etiam in capsula vitrea.

2. Sphaeroderma Helleri (Earle) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Melanospora Hel- 27is
leri Earle in Muhlenbergia 1901, p. 13. — Peritheciis superficia-
libus dense aggregatis 3-4 usque 20, hypostromate obsoleto, cor-
tice insculpto insertis, 500-600 ;j,. diam., profuncle collapsis, griseis,
extus verruculis applanatis, demum deciduis conspersis perithecii
contextu parenchymatico parvi-celluloso, molli, brunneo; ostiolo
papillato, pertuso, pilis tenuissimis hyalinis vestito; ascis oblongis,
100*30, mox evanescentibus; paraphysibus indistinctis; sporidiis
octonis subinde quaternis, distichis, ovoideis, continuis, hyalinis,
denique opace nigricantabus, strato mucoso hyalino plus minus
distincto obvolutis, 25-28 * 18-20, demum expulsis et matricem
fcedantibus.

Hab. in cortice emortuo arborum in silvaticis Santurce, Porto-
rico. — Acl subgenus Vittadinula spectare videtur.

MELAN0SP0RA Corda — Syll. II p. 461, IX p. 950, XI p. 356,
XIV p. 626, XVI p. 563.

1. Melanospora Rubi Eehm in (Est. Bot. Zeitschr. 1904, p. 86. — 2719
Perithcciis solitariis vel 5 arcte eongregatis, sessilibus, lagenifor-
mibus 150 [j.. alt., 90 ;j.. latis, in rostrum c\ Tmdricum apice obtusum
et fimbriatum, 300 ;j.. long., 90 ;j.. lat., prosenchymatice ex hyphis

782 Pyrenomycetee, Hypocreacere, Hyalodidymse Charonectria.

contortis 4 ;j.. lat., contextum, fuscidulum elongatis, pilis acutis sim-
plicibus, reotis, hyalinis, 240 «* 12, vestitis, et indumento albido ox
hyphis hyalinis 4 ;j.. lat. septatis formato obductis, praesertim ad ba-
sim subpellucidis, flavidulis, mollibus, parenchymatice contcxtis ;
ascis subglobosis, mox evanidis 4-8-sporis. f-a. 15 ;j.. d.; sporidiis
primitus liyalinis, dein fusciduUs, glabris, discoideo-orbicularibus,
mox conidiis 1-2 ;j.. d., minimis, hyalinis obsessis, ca. 6 ;j.. diam. ;
paraphysibus nullis.

Hab. in foliis putridis Rubi fruticosi prope Neufrienden-
heim, Monacliii, Bavari c sup.

2. Melanospora discospora Mass. et Salm. Coproph. fungi I, p. 352, 2720
fig. 30-38. — Peritheciis sparsis, raro subgregariis 110-130 ;j.. diam.,
180 « 200 ;j.. altis subimmersis, glabris, subglobosis, ilavicantibus,
membranaceis, contextu parenchymatico molli tenui e cellulis irre-
gularibus circiter 10 ;j.. latis composito, rostro breve cylindraceo
recto obtuso 60-80 ;j.. longo, apicem versus subhyalino; aseis oblon-
gis circ. 35 « 14 octosporis, citissime diffluentibus ; sporidiis discoi-
deis a fronte orbicularibus 7-9 ;j.. diam., a latere ellipticis 4 ;j..
latis, atro-brunneis, ad rostri apicem singulatim eructatis et tan-
dem massam subglobosam nigram formantibus.

Uab. in flmo Caproe sinaiticae et Ovis Burrhel, Kew
Britannise.

Sect I. Hyalodidyraae.

CHARONECTRIA Sacc. — Syll. II p. 466, IX p. 953, XVI p. 1140.

1. Charonectria pedicularis Tracy et Earle in Plantie Bakerian;r 2721
fasc. I, Fungi p. 27. — Peritheciis sparsis vel subgrogariis, pro-
minentibus, epidermide velatis, dein subdepressis, rubro-roseis, levi-
bus, mollibus 400 ;j.. diam., ostiolo erumpentibus ; ascis numerosis,
cyliudraccis, brcvo prdio.i-llatis, aparaphysatis (?) circ. 100 «8;
sporidiis oblique monostichis, hyalinis, minute guttulatis, 1-septa-

tis, constricto-ovalibus, utrinque acutis, 17=* 4.

llab. in caulibus emortuis Pedicularis crenulata\ Bear
Creek Divide, Colorado Amer. bor.

2. Charonectria Sambuci de H6hnel in Eedw. 1903, pag. (187). — 2722

Porithociis globosis. 100-3O<) <y. latis, immersis, sub epidermide
nidulantibus, liauc verruciforme vcl scmiglobose elevantibus et
ostiolo applanato-disciformi ca. 120 ;j.. lat. et 60 u.. alto perforan-

Pyrenomycetse, Hypocreacese, Hyalodidymse, Cryphonectria. 783

tibus, hyalinis vel pallide lutescentibus, disco paulo intensius lu-
teolo, intus roseo-pellucidis v. singulis v. 2-5 approximatis, sa^pe
coniiuentibus, glabris, papilla solum in margine plerumque pilis
hyalinis, rigidis, acutis v. obtusis, continuis, apice hinc inde bre-
ramosis, 10-25 » 2-4 obtecta ; ascis paraphysibusque citissime in
mucilaginem diffluentibus ; sporidiis hyalinis, oblongo-fusiformi-
bus, plerumque bicellularibus, sed non raro continuis, in medio
paulum v. haud constrictis, 14 «4-5, haud raro tamen etiam mi-
noribus.

Hab. in ramis tenuibus siccis Sambuci nigrae in Jablaniza
Herzegovime. — Peritheciorum ostiolum planum, parvum; con-
textus peritheciorum e cellulis parvis, paulum gelatinosis, filifor-
mibus formatus.

3. Charonectria Umbelliferarum de Hohnel in Hedw. 1903, p. (187). 2723

— Peritheciis sub epidermide immersis, 100-250 [x. diam. globosis,
ostiolo 40-70 jx. lat , valde applanato-conico, pallide carneis, tunica
tenui, e cellulis minutis formata; ascis clavatis, breviter stipitatis,
65 « 9 ; paraphysibus numerosis, filiformibus, 2 \i. crassis, ut ascis
mox in mucilaginem deliquescentibus; sporidiis distichis, in asco ob-
longis v. fusiformibus, hyalinis, bicellularibus v. rectis v. leviter
curvatis, in medio non constrictis, 4-guttulatis, 14-18 « 4-5.

Hab. ad caules siccos Um belliferarum, Tumpener See in
valle (Etzthal Tirolicie (de Hohnel).

4. Charonectria biparasitica de Hohnel in Ann. Myc. 1903, 1, p. 395. 2724

— In peritheciis vacuis ex vetustis stromatibus Eutypoi flavovire-
scentis parasitica, omnino immersa; peritheciis tenerrimis, candidis,
globulosis 250 ;x. latis, ostiolo minuto, applanato instructis; ascis
tenuibus, cylindraceis, aparaphysatis 80-100 « 8; sporidiis octonis,
monostichis, hyalinis, ellipticis, medio septatis, biguttulatis, tenui-
ter tunicatis, 12-16 « 5,5-6,5.

Hab. in peritheciis vetustis, vacuis Yalsse flavovirescen-
tis, in silva Kubany Bcemiie.

CRYPHONECTRIA Sacc. — Syll. II, p. 507 (1.883) ut subgen. (Etym.
cryphiuos occultus et Nectria) Hypocreopsidis sp. Starb. Myrmai-
ciella v. Hohn., nec Lind. — Perithecia Nectritu, stromate pul-
vinato v. discoideo, carnoso, s;cpius initio tecto immorsa v. semi-
immersa. Asci et sporidia Nectruu. Status conidiophorus Patellince
species sistens. Genus hinc Hypocreopsidi illinc Clintonicllai affine
et cum eis sedulo comparandum.

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781 Pyrenomycetee, Hypocreacese, Hyalodidymae Nectria.

1. Cryphonectrla gyrosa (B. ot Br.) Sacc. Nectria ggrosa B. et Br. —
Syll. II, p. 455.

2. Cryphonectria moriformis (Starb. Sacc. Hypocreopsis? moriformis
Starb. — Syll. XXI, p. 590.

3. Cryphonectria Caraganae (v. Hohn.) Sacc. Myrmoeciella Caraganm
v. Hohn. (Est. bot. Zeitschr. 1005, p. 53. — Stromatibus oxtus
miniato-rubris dein brunneis et etiam nigricantibus, erumpentibus,
laciniis peridermaticis cinctis, pulvinatis e rotunrlato irregularibus,
2-9 mm. long. 2-4 mm. lat., crassis. levibus, dein ob perithecia
tenuiter verrucosis, denique colliculosis, carnosis, doin siccis sube-
rosis, intus navidis, e cellulis parenchymaticis 5-20 a, diam. con-
flatis, cellulis externis minoribus; peritheciis numerosis, confertis,
immersis, subgloboso-ovoideis, 300-315 « 200-300, vix prominulis,
contextu carnoso, laete flavo, 40 a. cr. ; ostiolis latiusculo papilla-
tis poro exiguo; nucleo roseo; ascis sessilibus, tenuibus, 65-70«
10-12, aparaphysatis, 8-sporis; sporidiis mono-distichis, oblongis
utrinquc obtusulis, rectis v. curvulis, 1-sepfatis, vix constrictis,
levibus, minute guttulatis. 14-20^5-6,5, hyalinis , coacervatis
roscis.

Hab. in ramis Caraganae arborescentis in horto bot.
Vindobonensi Austriae. — Status conidiophorus formam Patellinai
sistcns, verruciformis : basidiis 13-15 « 1 ; conidiis 3-4 « 1, roseolis.

4. Cryphonectria abscondita Sacc. Nectria abscondita Sacc. Myc. Ven.
Spec. p. 123, tab. XII, f. 42-45. — Syll. II, p. 507.

5. Cryphonectria variicolor (Fuck.) Sacc. — Syll. II, p. 507. — Cl.
Winter forte non immerito ad Hyphonectriam retulit.

6. Cryphonectria xanthostroma Penz. et Sacc. — Syll. XIV, p. 639.

NECTRIA Fr. — Syll. II p. 479, IX p. 955, XI p. 357, XIV p. 628,
XVI p. 565.

I. Eu-Nectria Saoc.

1. Nectria coccidophthora A Zimm. CentralM. f. Bakter. u. Parass. 2728
II, Abth. VII, 1901, p. S72. fig. 1. — Peritheciis ad basim spo-
rodochiorum conidiophororum gregatim nascentibus vel soorsim
subsparsis, globoso-conoideis, sanguineis, ostiolo papillato dilutiore
pivrditis, 230-280 ;>.. diam. ; ascis octosporis, 100 [>.. longis; spori-
diia eilipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis, L-septatis, non constrictis,
intus granulosis. hyalinis. 17-20*7-8; sporodochiis conidiophoris

Pyrenomyceta?, Hypocreacese, Hyalodidymae, Nectria. 7S5

cinnabarinis, conoideis, totis 0,7-0,8 mm. alt.; conidiis pilis (para-
physibus?) cinctis tereti-fusoideis, prpelongis, 7-9-cellularibus, le-
viter curvis, 110-120^6, intus granulosis, hyalinis.

Hab. in Mytilaspidis sp. ad Coffeam arabicam et in
Parlatoria Zizyphi ad Oitrum Buitenzorg Jav;e. — Affinis
N. aurantiicolai sed satis diversa.

2. Nectria Massei Sacc. et D. Sacc. N. verrucosa Massee in Kew 2727
Bull. 1901, p. 166, nec (Schw.) Sacc. — Peritheciis in pulvinulos
hemisphiericos 2-3 mm. diam., confertis, globosis, incarnatis, ver-
rucosis, ostiolo papillato; ascis cylindraceis, octo^sporis, aparaphy-
satis, 60 «8; sporidiis ellipticis, utrinque rotundatis, medio 1-se-
ptatis vix constrictis, loculis 1-guttulatis aequalibus, hyalinis, levi-
bus, 10 «6.

Ilab. in ligno emortuo, in horto botanico Aburi, Gold Coast
Africre occident. (Johnson).

3. Nectria fructicola A. Zimm. in Centralbl. f. Bakter. 1902, VIII, 2728
p. 182. — Peritheciis dense aggregatis stromateque suffultis, glo-
bosis, vix papillatis, glabris, ochraceo-flavis 180 ;j.. diam. ; ascis
8-sporis; sporidiis ob^ongis, 2-cellularibus, medio distincte c-onstri-
ctis, hyalinis, 10-12 « 3,5.

Ilab. in fructibus atratis Coffea? liber.icse, Buitenzorg Jav;e.

4. Nectria compressa Starb. in Arkiv for botan. 1901, Band. 2, p. 13, 2729
fic 24. — Peritheciis stromate subcorticali lsete luteo-miniato
insidentibus, in acervulo^ plerumque orbiculares pulvinatos, 1-3
min. diam. erumpentibus, superficialibus, dense aggregatis sed
discretis, madore ovato-conoideis, siccis e latere compressis v. varie
contractis, non vel vix collabentibus, coccineo-rubellis, minute sed
manifeste obscurius ostiolatis, glabris, 100-150 ;j.. diam., usque
250 ;j.. altis, contextu carnosulo, hypocreaceo; ascis cylindraceo-
clavatis, breve pedicellatis, apice rotundatis, 55-65 « 9-10, para-
physibus diffluentibus; sporidiis octonis distichis vel oblique mo-
nostichis, 1-septatis, ellipsoideis, hyalinis, 10-16 * 6-7,5.

Hab. in ramis corticatis, San Antonio pr. Asuncion Paraguay.

5. Nectria Cinchonae A. Zimm. Berichte iib. Land u. Forstw. Deutsch. 273;)
Afrika, 1904, p. 32, tab. III, fig. 17. — Peritheciis compluribus

in stromate communi confertis, rufo-brunneis, 300 jj.. altis et 200
a. lat., basi pilis albido-flavis, pluri-cellularibus, apiee inflatulis,
rugulosis cincti-j; ostiolo parum prominente ; ascis octosporis ;
sporidiis oblongis, utrinque rotundatis 10-13^4, uniseptatis, non
co.ustrictis. hyalinis, membrana tandem flavida longitrorsum striata.

50

786 Pyrenomycet®, Hypocracese, Hyalodidymae, Nectria.

llab. in ramis Cincliona' suocirubrffl efc C. Ledgerianae
in liorto Amani Afr. oriont. — Adest initio stat. conicliopli. oae-
spitulosus; conidiis bieellularibus, hyalinis, 7-10^2-3, baeidiis
cylindraceis stipitatis suffultis.

('>. Nectria camerunensis Appel et Strunk, Einig. Kamor. Theobr. ~~:;i
Pilze, p. 9, fig. 11 (Centralbl. Bakter. 1903). — Peritheciis hypo-
stromato compacto, carnoso, pulvinato, flavido suffultis, confertis,
globoso-ovoidois, 0,2-0,3 mm. diam. ; ascis octosporis, clavatis,
deorsum tenuato-stipitatis, 00-75 * 12; sporidiis fusoidois, utrinque
acutis, rectiusculis, 1-septatis, non constrictis, distichis v. oblique
monostichis, 12-15 « 3-4, obsoleto guttulatis.

Hab. in fructibus emortuis Theobroma' Cacao, Victoria
Kamerun Africae occid. (Strunk).

7. Nectria Bonanseana Sacc. sp. n. — Stromatibus in maculis epi- 2732
phyllis flavido-rufescentibus suborbicularibus 5-7 mm. latis circi-
natim dispositis, verruciformibus orumpentibus vix '/., mm. diam..
centralibus magis prominentibus, atro-rufis; perithcciis porexiguis,
globulosis. numerosis, 20-30 in quoque stromate, semiprominonti-
bus, rugulosis, nigricantibus, 100-160 \i. diam., contoxtu superne
crassiore, colluloso, atro-olivaceo; ascis e fundo perithecii radian-
tibus, fusiformibus, subsessilibus, 90-96^8-9, apico acutiusculis,
octosporis; paraphysibus parum conspicuis; sporidiis distichis fusoi-
deis 1-septatis, utrinque acutulis, 16-17 » 3,2-3,5, hyalinis, eguttatis.
Ilab. in foliis morientibus vel emortuis Agaves sp. Mexico
(Doct. Silvius Bonansea). — A speciebus mihi notis omnino di-
stincta.

8. Nectria blumenaviensis P. Henn. Fungi blumenavienses II, in 2733
Hedw. 1902, p. 3. — Peritheciis botryose caespitosis, luteis, sub-
globoso-ovoideis, apice papillatis, lovibus, glabris. 190-210; ascis
cylindraceo-clavatis, vertice rotundatis, ad basim attenuatis, octo-
sporis, 35-45 * 4-5, paraphysibus obsoletis; sporidiis oblique mono-
stichis, ellipsoidois utrinque obtusis, bi-guttulatis, dein 1-septatis,
liaud constrictis, hyalinis, levibus, 8-11 «3,5-4.

Ilab. in ramis corticatis, St. Catharina Brasilise austr.

9. Nectria cinnabarina (Todo) Fr. — Syll II, p. 479. — var oli- J7::i
gocarpa Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III. 1903, p. 304,

A typo recodit porithociis non coliabascentibus, levibua nec
verruculosis, in quoque caBspitulo paucis, dilute coloratis, 500-G'm
;j.. diam.; ascis 80 8; sporidiis L6-22 5-6.

Hoib.iu ramis SpiraBa- Douglasii, Luxemburg.

Pyrenomycetce, Hypocreacese, Hyalodidymre, Nectria. 787

II. Zimmermannia Sacc. Ostiolurn coronato-dentatum.

10. Nectria peristomata A. Zimm. in Oentralbl. f. Bakter. 1902, VIII, 2735
pag. 478, cum icon. — Peritlieciis sparsis amphigenis, stromate
carentibus, globosis, brunneis 180 \l. diam., vertice dentibus (10-

15) patentibus obscurioribus, usque 80 [j.. longis coronatis, ostiolo
impresso pertuso; ascis octosporis 36-40 [j.. longis; sporidiis bi-
cellularibus oblongis, constricto 1-septatis, curvulis, utrinque obtu-
sulis, vulgo 4-guttulatis, 14 « 2-3, hyalinis.

Hab. in foliis emortuis Vanillse cultse, Buitenzorg in insula
Java. — Ob coronam dentium circa ostiolum, novum subgenus
est condendum et in lionorem auctoris Zimmermannia vocandum .

III. Dialonectria Sacc.

11. Nectria sanguinea (Sibth.) Fr. — Syll. II, pag. 493. — var. 2736
corallina Bres. in Strass. Pilzfl. Sonntagb. IV, p. 414, in Verhandl.
zool. bot. G-esell. Wien. 1901. — Sacc. Syll. XVI, pag. 1140
(nomen). — Peritheciis superficialibus, gregariis v. sparsis, ovoi-
deis, papillatis, non collabentibus, vivide corallinis, 200-300 « 230-
330 [J.., contextu subparenchymatico; ascis cylindraceis octosporis
80-90^7-8; paraphysibus teneris, ramosis 2,5 [j.. latis; sporidiis
subfusoideis vel subellipticis, uniseptatis, ad septum non vel vix
constrictis 11-15 « 4-5.

Hab. in ligno fagineo, Austria inf. — A typo differt colore
et sporidiis majoribus.

12. Nectria umbilicata P. Henn. Fungi blumenavienses II, in Hedw. 2737
1902, p. 3. — Peritheciis sparsis vel subaggregatis, ovoideo-sub-
globosis, purpureis, levibus ca. 400 ;x. diam., apice obscurius an-
nulatis, umbilicatis, minute papillatis; ascis cylindraceo-clavatis,
apice rotundatis, octosporis, 70-90 » 6-7; sporidiis ellipsoideis, utrin-
que obtusis, bi-guttulatis, intus flavidis, 1-septatis, haud constri-
ctis, 10-13 « 4-5, levibus.

Hab. in truncis, St. Catharina Brasilia> austr.

13. Nectria cyanostoma Sacc. et Flag. in Atti congr. bot. Palermo 2738
1902, p. 53, cum tab. — Peritheciis gregariis v. subsparsis, globoso-
conoideis, superficialibus, 200-250 ;j.. diam-, glabris, inferne usque
fere ad ostiolum roseis, superne cum ostiolo obtuse papillato atro-
cyaneis; contextu perithecii parenchymatico ad ostiolum prosen-
chymatico amcene discolore; ascis cylindracois, obtusis, deorsum

783 Pyrenomycetee, Hypocreacese, Hyalodidym», Nectria.

breve tenuatis, aparaphysatis, octosporis 85-90^7-8; sporidiis
rectis v. oblique monostichis, ovoideo-oblongis, utrinque rotunda-
tis, constricto-1-septatis, 2-4-guttulatis, 14-16 w 5,5-6, hyalinis.

Ilab. in cortice sicco ramorum Buxi sompervirentis, St. Romain
]iropo Rigny G-alliae. — Pulchella species, inter Liseam Buxi et
Nectriam Desmazierii media (an hybrida?). Cum ipsa N. cyano-
stoma, etsi rarius. occurrit Fusarii species (conid. falcatis 55-00 «
5-0, 5-7-septatis) affinis /•'. buxicolo Sacc. et statum ejus conidicum
verisimiliter sistens. Cfr. Syll. II, p. 518.

14. Nectria tricolor de Hohnel Fragmente zur Mykol. 1903, p. 5. — 2739
Stromate nullo; peritheciis nunc sparsis, nunc usque 3 vel 5 in
acervulos minutos aggregatis, sphneroideis, vertice depressis. 400

a. latis, supra aurantio-rubris, medio luteis. infra brunneis; tunica
parenchymatica e cellulis majusculis, usque 35 \l. latis, extus vel
squamulose vel verruciforme prominentibus formata; ascis cylin-
draceis, tenuibus, 90 « 5; paraphysibus numerosis, filiformibus, 2 ;j..
crassis; sporidiis monostichis, levibus, hyalinis, didymis, medio non
constrictis, utrinque leviter attcnuatis, 10-11^3-3,5.

Ilab. in ligno nudo putrido Abietis pectinatie, prope
Pressbaum Austrioe inf.

15. Nectria striatospora A. Zimm. in Centr. f. Bakter. Paras. 1901, 2740
II, Abt. pag. 105, fig. 0. — Peritheciis superficialibus, globosis,
gregariis, sanguineis, ostiolo papillato, nigricanto, 0,4 mm. long,,

0,3 mm. cr. ; ascis octosporis. 100 ;j.. long.; sporidiis bicellularibus,
oblongo-ellipsoideis, utrinque obtusulis, medio leviter constrictis,
23^9, mcmbrana iongitudinaliter striolata, (manifestissime in spo-
ridiis vacuis v. germinantibus.)

Ilab.in cortice trunci Thoobroma3 Cacao. Buitenzorg, ins.
.htva.

10. Nectria gigantospora Zimm. in Bull. de l'Inst. Bot. de Buitenz. 2741
1901, p. 15. — Maculis brunneis, obscurius marginatis; peritheciis
amphigenis, sparsis, initio in margine macularum insidentibus,
rotundis, ostiolo donatis, 300*200, rubro-cinnabarinis ; ascis cla-
vatis octosporis : sporidiis hyalinis 1-septatis, constrictis, utrinque
truncatis, curvulis, 50 * 9.

Ilnli in foliis Fici elastic», Buitenzorg, in insula Java.

17. Nectria galligena Bres. in Strasser Pilzfl. Sonntaglb. IV. p. 113, 2742
in Verhandl. zool. l»ot. Gesell Wien. 1901. - Peritheciis super
ficialibus, dense gregariis, adpressis, Laete rubris, obovatis, papil-
latis, baud collabentilus, 200-300 ;j.. latis. contextu subparenchy-

Pyrcnomycetse, Hypocreacese, Hyalodidymse, Nectria. 789

matico; ascis cylindraceis 100-110 «10; paraphysibus filiformibus,
ramosis; sporidiis hyalinis, oblongis, uniseptatis, ad septum subcon-
strictis, 18-20 «7-8.

Hab. in gallis ad folia Salicis purpureoe, Austria inf. —
Nectrice sanguineai Sibth. affinis, a qua pmecipue ascis et sporidiis
majoribus distincta.

18. Nectria dacrymycelloides Rehm in Hedw. 1903, pag. (175). — 2743
Peritheciis gregariis, initio innatis, dein emergentibus, sessilibus,
globoso-conoideis, ostiolo minutissimo prseditis, dilute aurantiaco-
luteolis, in sicco conoideis, vix collabentibus, obscurioribus, brun-
neis 210 \x. diam.; excipulo parenchymatico, navido-brunneolo,
glabro, basi hyphis nonnullis hyalinis obsesso; ascis clavatis 60«

12, octosporis; sporidiis fusiformibus, rectis v. subcurvatis, medio
septatis, vix constrictis, hyalinis, guttis oleosis fere carentibus, 18-
20 « 4,5-5, distichis.

Hab. in caulibus putrescentibus Senecionis Fuchsii, Utter-
walder Grund Saxonke (Krieger).

19. Nectria Behnickiana P. Henn. Hedw. 1905, XLIV, p. 172 — 2744
B.Dritheciis corticolis, sparsis vel subaggregatis, ovoideis, apice sub-
papillatis, coccineis, ca. 180-220 \l. diam., hyphis, hyalinis, flexuo-

sis ca. 2 ;j.. crassis vestitis; ascis clavatis, obtusis, 8-sporis, 60- ,
70 «6-10; sporidiis oblique monostichis vel distichis, ellipsoideis
vel ovoideis, hyalinis vel flavidulis, medio 1-septatis constrictulis,
10-13 « 4l/2-6; stromatibus conidiophoris pulvinatis, farinosis, pal-
lidis; conidiis ellipsoideis, obtusis, continuis, hyalinis, 4-5 « 2-2 '/,.
Hab. in ramis corticatis emortuis Coffere arabic;e cum Or-
chidea connatis, ex Brasilia, in horto botanico Berolinensi.

20. Nectria coffeicola Zimm. in Centr. f. Bakter. Parass. II Abt. 2745
1901, n. 3, p. 103, fig. 4. — Peritheciis late confertis, stromate
nullo suffultis, sessilibus, globosis, 0,3 mm. diam., 0,4 mm. alto,
initio cinnabarinis, demum brunneolis, ostiolo prominulo, achromo

vel denique cyanescente ; ascis cylindraceo-clavatis, octosporis ;
70 [j.. long. ; sporidiis ellipsoideis, 1-septatis, non constrictis, utrin-
que obtusis, 10-13 « 5-6.

Hab. in truncis annosis Coffeai arabic;e nec non Melinc
et Theobromse in Java et Cinchonse sp. in Amani Afr. or.
— Prope st. ascophorum evolvuntur status conidiophori: alter co-
nidiis tereti-falcatis continuis capitulatis, 11-30 « 3-4, alter coni-
diis fusariiformibus, 4-6-cellularibus, 40-50 « 5 (hic postremus tan-
tum probabilis). A N. saccharina certe divorsa. — Var. ochroleuca

790 Pyrenomycet», Hypocrcacca;, Hyalodidymse, Nectria.

Zimm. 1. c. p. 105. — A typo differt coloro 1,-cte ochroleuco et
peritheciis minoribus. In ramis Coffea' emortuis in Java.

21. Nectria amaniana Zimm. Berichte iib. Land. und Forstwirth. ~71(;
Deutsch. Ostafrika, 1904, p. 31. — Peritheciis stromato carenti-
bus, liboris, globosis, glabris, ochracoo-ilavis, 200-2G0 a. diam.;
ascis octosporis; sporidiis oblongis, obtusis, 1-septatis, non con-
strictis, 7-8 * 3, hyalinis.

Hab. in ramis Cinchon;o succirubras et C. Ledgerianoc
in horto Amani Africa? orient.

22. Nectria secalina Ell. et Ev. in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, p. GG. — 274*3
Peritheciis gregariis, ovato-globosis 100-120 [j.. diam., luteo-auran-
tiacis, plus minusve leviter collapsis; ostiolo minuto, papilliformi ;
ascis clavato-cylindraceis, sessilibus, aparaphysatis , 10-55 « 7-8;
sporidiis subdistichis, oblongis vel oblongo-ellipticis, 1-septatis,
parce constrictis, hyalinis, 7-10 w 3-4.

Ilab. in culmis Secalis cerealis, Alabama Americae. — A
N. gibberelloide E. et E. et a N. Brassicce E. et Ev. differt peri-
theciis aurantiacis sporidiisque minoribus.

23. Nectria Bolbophylli P. Henn. Hedw. XLIV, 1905, pag. 171. — 2748
Peritheciis bulbicolis, sparsis, v. subaggregatis, ovoideis, apice ob-
tuse papillatis, coccineis, ca. 200-230 [i. diam.; ascis cylindraceo-
clavatis apice rotundato-obtusis, 8-sporis, 70-100*6-9; sporidiis
oblique monostichis, ellipsoidois, utrinque obtuso-rotundatis, medio
1-septatis constrictis, hyalinis vel flavidulis 10-12^5-6.

Ildb. in pseudobulbis emortuis Bolbophylli Lobbi in horto
bot. Berolinensi (E. Behnick).

24. Nectria dasyscyphoides P. Henn. Hedw. XLIV, 1905. p. 172.— 2749
Peritheciis corticolis, sparsis vel subgregariis, 250-300 ;j.. ovoideis
papillatis dein pezizoideo-collabentibus, carneis, basi hyphis villo-

sis repcntibus, hyalinis ca. 90 « 2 '/.-4 circumdatis; ascis subcla-
vatis vel subfusoideis, apice obtusis vel acutiusculis, 8-sporis, 60-
80 * 7-9; sporidiis obliquc monostichis vel subdistichis, ellipsoideis,
obtusis, medio 1-septatis, haud constrictis, 2-4-guttulatis, 9-12 » 4-5.
Ilab. in ligno corticato, cum Orchidea connato, ex Xamc-
run Africae importato, in horto bot. Berolinensi (E. Beiinick .

IV. Lasionectria Sacc.

25. Nectria caesariata Pat. Bull. Soc. Mycol. 1902, p. 303, f. XIV, 2750
• f. 4. — Poritheciis epiphyllis, 3-B-confluenter gregariis vol sub-

Pyrenomycetse, HypocreaceEe, Hyalodidymae, Nectria. 791

solitariis, nullo stromate fultis, maculis fuscis denique arescenti-
bus insidentibus, sphseroideis, albo-rubellis 680-800 ;x. latis, poro
punctiformi pertusis, apice atro excepto, pilis flexuosis, fascicu-
latim conjunctis, simplicibus, tenacibus, crasse tunicatis, transverse
septatis, hyalinis vel plus minus rubro-tinctis, apice obtusis 120-
250 \i. longis, 6-10 ;j.. cr., undique obsitis; contextu parenchyma-
tico, rubiginoso v. rubro-atro; ascis cylindraceis, sursum rotundatis,
deorsum attenuatis 130 * 12; sporidiis octonis, monostichis v. sub-
distichis, hyalinis, ellipsoideo-oblongatis, medio septatis, non con-
strictis 18 » 6.

Hab in foliis vivis Chusquese, in Brasilia (G-laziou). — N.
leucocomce Starb. affinis.

26. Nectria vanillicola P. Henn. F. javanici novi in Hedw. 1902, 2751
p. 141. — Peritheciis sparsis v. aggregatis, ovoideis, vertice papil-
lato-acutiusculis, coccineis, membranaceis, ca. 150-180, pilis septa-

tis apice plerumque incrassatis, rotundatis, curvulis, flavo-brun-
neis 40-80 « 3-5 vestitis, basi bysso velutina, cremea circumdatis ;
ascis subclavatis v. fusoideis, apice rotundatis v. subacutiusculis,
octosporis, 35-45 * 7-10, paraphysibus septatis, hyalinis; sporidiis
subfusoideis, 1-septatis, haud constrictis, 8-12 « 3,5-4, hyalinis.
llab. in foliis Vanilhc aromaticLC, Buitenzorg Jav;c.

27. Nectria Vanillae A. Zimm. in Centralbl. f. Bakter. 1902, VIII, 2752
p. 470, cum. icon. — Peritheciis plerumque compluribus aggre-
gatis, globoso-conoideis 350-400 ;j.. alt. et 250-300 [j.. lat., primo
cinnabarinis, dein brunneolis, pilis clavulatis, pallidis, crebris ve-
stitis, ostiolo conoideo denudato ; ascis clavatis 50-60 \i. long.,
octosporis aparaphysatis ; sporidiis oblongis, rectis, utrinque obtu-
sulis, 1-septatis, non constrictis, hyalinis 9-2.

Hab.m caulibus Vanillae cultse, cui valde noxia, Buitenzorg
in insula Java. — Simul adsunt acervuli flavo-albidi conidiophori ;
conidiis 1-septatis, 16-20 * 3,5-4, basidio paullo longiore suffultis.

28. Nectria raripila Penz. et Sacc. in Malpighia 1901, p. 228, Ic. 275:3
fung. Javan. t. XXXII, fig. 2. — Peritheciis laxe gregariis, su-
perficialibus, sphsericis, vertice obtuse conoideis, ostiolo perexiguo
pertusis, aurantiacis, 200-250 ;j.. diam., parce pilosis; contextu laxe
paronchymatico, tenui, dilute roseo-flavo; pilis filiformibus, sub-
flexosis, obtusis, 80-100 v 10-14, septatis, ex hyalino roseis; ascis
fusoideis, apice acutulis, subsessilibus, 70-75 * 10-12, mox diffluon-
tibus, 4-5-sporis, aparaphysatis; sporidiis distichis fusiformibus,
s;cpe imrquilateris, utrinque obtusulis, 28-32 « 6,5-7, levibus, 1-

792 Pyrenonoycetae, Hypocreacese, ttyalodidymse, Nectria.

septatis, non constrictis, hyalinis, plasmate tenuissime longitrors-
um striatulo.

Ilab. in caulibus emortuis Elettariae, Tjibodas, in iusula
.Java (N. Fleischee). — Vore distincta, ad sect. Lasioncctriam
spectat, sed ol» pilos vere parcos ad Dialonectriam accedit.

•2'J. Nectria pilosella Rehm in (Est. Bot. Zeitschr. 1904, p. 87. — 27.11
Peritheciis sparsis, sessilibus, globulosis, subumbilicatis, haud papil-
lulatis, albo-succineis, poro obscuriore, vix conspicuo pertusis, 21<>-
240 ;j.. diam., pilis crebris, rcctis, simplicibus, ad basim dilatatam
5 ;j.. cr., 40-60 ;j.. long.. versus apicem plus minusve subacutatis,
septatis, hyalinis obsessis, parenchymatice contextis; ascis clavatis
50-60 * 7-8, octosporis ; sporidiis fusiformibus v. subclavatis, rectis,
medio septatis, haud constrictis, utraque cellula guttam oleosam
1-2 includente, hyalinis 12-14 v 3, plerumque oblique monostichis;
paraphysibus tenerrimis, septatis, 2-3 ;j.. cr.

Hab. ad culmos Graminace;e cujusdam in Valle Kienbach
prope Andechs Bavaria.' sup.

30. Nectria Mercurialis Boud. — Sacc. Syll. IX, pag. 969. var. 2753
Urticae Rehm in CEst. Bot. Zeitschr. 1904, p. 87. — Ascis clava-

tis 50 « 7-8; sporidiis obtusis fusiformibus vel oblongis. utrinque
rotundatis, medio soptatis, haud constrictis, utraque cellula guttas
oleosas magnas includente, 12-17*4-5.

Hab. in caulibus siccis Urtic;e dioicas prope Neufriedenheim,
pr. Monachium Bavari.r.

31. Nectria gigantea Speg. Myc. argent. ser. II, 1902, pag. 77. — 2756
Maculis nullis; peritheciis superficialibus, gregariis, aurantiis, ses-
silibus 0,5-0,75 mm. diam., carnosulis, hemisphaerico-turbinatis,
hispidulis, superne applanatis, glabris, vix papillulato-ostiolatis •
spinulis erectis, 40-100 ;j.. long., 10-16 [>.. cr.,ex hyphis Iaxe coalitis

5 a. cr., septulatis simplicibus obtusiusculis efformatis; ascis fusoi-
deo-subclavatis aparaphysatis, apice obtusis, deorsum brevissime
cuneato-stipitellatis 90-110*15, octosporis; sporidiis polysticliis
rectis vel leniter curvulis, 45-50*5-7, utrinque obtusiusculis, ad
medium l-s?ptatis non constrictis, loculis aequilongis, 3-4-guttulatis.
Ilah. ad caules putrescentes Conii maculati, S. Catilina. in
Argentina.

32. Nectria luteo-pilosa A. Zimm. in Gentralbl. f. Bakter. 1902, 2737
VITF. p. 182. — Peritheciis dense gregariis, ovoideis, prominulo-
papiliatis, cinnabarinis, pilis luteis fere usque ad rerticem vestitis,
250 180; pilis concretionibus aureis globosis tectis, verruculosis e\

Pyrenomycetse, Hypocreacea?, Hyalodidymse, Nectrin. 793

fortiter curvis; ascis 8-sporis, apice obtusis; sporidiis oblongis,
non coustrictis, obtusis, 10,5-12,5 «3; paraphysibus nullis.

Hab. in fructibus atratis Coffea? libericoe, Buitenzorg Jav«.

IV. Lepidonectria Sacc.

33. Nectria ornata Mass. et Salm. Coproph. fungi II, p. 75, fig. 29- 275S
32. — Peritlieciis sparsis, minutis, subglobosis clein vertice subcle-
pressis, 330-500 (x. diam., ostiolo minuto, obscuro, aurantiacis,
basim versus squamulis argenteo-nitentibus, patulis undiqne in-
structis; ascis cylindraceis vel cylindraceo-clavatis, 65-75^9-11,
octosporis; sporidiis primo monostichis, deinde irregulariter disti-
chis, ellipsoideis, utrinque obtusis, 12-14 « 4-5, hyalinis, 1-septatis,

ad septum haud constrictis.

Hab. in fimo equino, Kew Britanniae.

34. Nectria juruensis P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. II, p. 244. Perithe- 2759
ciis gregarie caespitosis, ovoideis apice papillatis mox collabentibus,
cupulatis, flavo-succineis, cinereo-furfuraceis, squamis rotundatis,
brunneolis, ca. 250-280 ;j.. ; ascis clavatis, obtusis, 8-sporis, 60-80«
18-22; sporidiis cylindraceis, utrinque rotundatis, intus granula-

tis, medio 1-septatis, haud constrictis, 20-40^8-10.

Hab. in ramis corticatis, Bom Fim Rio Jurua et Marmellos
Amazoni;e.

35. Nectria Iriartiae P. Henn. Fungi paraenses II, in Hedw. 1902, 27G0
p. 16. — Csespitulis gregarie erumpentibus, pulvinatis, usque ad

2 mm. diam.; peritheciis plus minus numerosis, primo flavidis
dein subminiatis, globosis vel ovoideis, ca. 150-200, pilis cirratis
septatis flavidis, 20-60 » 6-7, exasperatis, ostiolis papillatis obscu-
rioribus; ascis clavatis, apice obtusis 35-55 « 5-7; sporidiis distichis
v. oblique monostichis, oblonge ellipsoideis v. subfusoideis utrin-
que obtusis, intus granulatis, medio 1-septatis, haud constrictis,
9-11 «3,5-4 hyalinis.

Hab. in corticibus emortuis truncorum Iriartire exorrhizae
Para, Amer. austr.

36. Nectria hypocrellicola P. Henn. fungi blumenavienses II, in 2761
Hedw. 1902, pag. 4. — Peritheciis csespitose gregariis, minutis,
ovoideis apice rotundatis, papillatis, subfarinaceo-pulverulentis,
flavidis, ca. 100-140 \l. diam.; ascis cylindraceis, apice rotundatis,
basi attenuatis, curvulis 55 « 68 « 4,5-5,5 ; paraphysibus hyalinis,
filiformibus v. obsoletis; sporidiis oblique monostichis, ollipsoideis,

?.n Pyrenomycetse, Hypocreacese, Hyalodidymse, Nectria.

utrinquc rotundatis, 1-soptatis, constriotis, bi-guttulatis, 8-10 « 4,5
liyalinis, levibus.

Ilab. in culmis Bambus.c. parasitica in Hypocrellae spoc,
St. Catharina Brasiliae austr.

37. Nectria bulbicola P. Henn. Notizbl. d. Bot. Gart. u. Mus. Berlin 2762

1901, p. 98. — Peritheciis cjespitose erumpentibus, subgloboso-
ovoidois, lutois v. succineis, apico papillatis, dein collabentibus,
extus subtiliter furfuraceo-squamulosis, 180-210 a. diam.; ascis
fusoideo-clavatis, apico acutiusculis v. subobtusiusculis, basi attc-
nuatis, 35-45 w 6-9, octosporis ; paraphysibus haud conspicuis; spo-
ridiis oblongis vel oblique monostichis vel subdistichis, utrinque
obtusis, primo continuis, dein medio septatis, haud constrictis, 9-
11 » 3,5, hyalinis.

Ilab. in bulbis Maxillarise rufescentis in horto bot. Bero-
lincnsi Germ. — Sporodochia | Tubercularia bulbicola (Henn.) Sacc. |
subpulvinata orumpentia, ceracea, albida dein flavescentia, sicc<>
subfarinacea ; conidiophoris fasciculatis filiformibus, hyalinis, 3 ;j..
cr.; conidiis cllipsoideis v. ovoideis continuis, 4-7 * 3-3,5, hyalinis.

38. Nectria botryosa P. Henn. Fungi Blumenavienses II, in Hedw. 2763

1902, p. 3. — Soris botryose ca-spitosis, erumpentibus, pulvinatis,
2-3 mm. diam. ; peritheciis subglobosis, conico-papillatis, sicco col-
lapsis, furfuraceo-squamosulis, flavidis ca. 160-200 ;j.. diam.;ascis
clavatis, apico obtusis, octosporis 45-60 »6-8; sporidiis fusoideis
utrinque acutis 9-12 » 3-3,5, septatis, haud constrictis, hyalinis,
levibus, oblique monostichis.

Ilab. in truncis putridis Palmarum, St. Catharina Brasilic
austr.

39. Nectria tuberculata Trav. in Atti Congr. bot. Palermo 1902, p. 42. 2764
— Peritheciis superficialibus, plerumquo solitariis, primitus strato
conidiifero (Dendrodochium Nectrice Trav ) tectis, dein liberis, py-
riformi-globulosis, ostiolo minuto pertusis, 200-300 ;j.. d., miniato-
rubris, grosse et parce squamoso-tuberculatis, ceraceo-membrana-
ceis, contextu late parenchymatico, citrino-ochraceo; ascis cylin-
draceo-clavatis, superne truncatis, 85-100*9-12, octosporis, apa-
raphysatis; Bporidiis distichis vel monosfcichis, ovato-ellipsoideis,
15-18^5-7, 1-septatis, non vol vi\ constrictis, loculo superiore
jtaullo crassiore, diu hyalinis eed tandem ex hyalino fuscidulis.

Ilab. ad basim trunci I.N» i nc i an ;c rcgi.-c jani cnioriiac ct
putrescentis, in calidariis horti botanici, Padova Italiae bor.

Pyrenomycetse, Hypocreacese, Hyalodidymae, Nectria. 795

VI. Hyphonectria Sacc. (Cfr. n. 24).

40. Nectria subfalcata P. Henn. Fungi blumenavienses IT, in Hedw. 2765
1902, p. 4. — Peritheciis sparsis v. aggregatis, basi byssino-albi-
dis, liyphis ramosis, septatis, hyalinis, 4-7 \l„ cr. circumdatis, sub-
globosis, flavo-brunneis, apice papillatis dein collabentibus, ca.
300-350 [j.. diam , contextu pseudo-parenchymatico, ilavo v. rufo-
brunneolo; ascis late fusoideis, utrinque acutiusculis, octosporis
60-80^28-30; sporidiis conglobatis, longe fusoideis, utrinque acu-
tiusculis, rectis vel falcatis, 1-septatis, oleoso-pluriguttulatis, 40-

50 « 5-8, hyalinis, levibus.

Hab. in caulibus putridis, St. Catharina Brasilia? austr.

41. Nectria rosella Bres. Fungi Lusitanici in Broteria 1903, vol. II, 276G
pag. 91 . — Habitus Hypomycetis ; peritheciis dense gregariis vel
rarius connatis, ovato-globosis v. ovatis, papillatis, 160-200 \l. latis,
roseo-auroreis, exsiccando saturatioribus, subiculo byssoideo, albido,
innatis; ascis cylindraceis, apice truncatis, 110-120 v 8-9; sporidiis
hyalinis, ellipsoideis 1-septatis, demum ad septum subconstriGtis
12-17 « 6-7. Subiculum Fusarium sistens: hyphis 3-4,5 ;x. cr., apice
conidia falcata 3-5-septata, hyalina 40-50 » 4-4,5 gerentibus.

Hab. ad asseres Pini halepensis in Lusitania.

42. Nectria pipericola P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. II, p. 244. — Peri- 2767
theciis plerumque meliolicolis, sparsis vel aggregatis, vix conspi-
cuis, ovoideis, papillatis vel collapsis, pallide flavidis vel carneis,
pilosis, ca. 80 « 60, basi hyphis repentibus, hyalinis, ramosis, se-
ptatis 3-3 '/2 [x. circumdatis; ascis subfusoideis v. clavatis, 18-25^
5-7, apice obtusis tunicatis; sporidiis subdistichis fusoideis, rectis

vel curvulis, 2-guttulatis, medio 1-septatis, haud constrictis, hyali-
nis, 8-10 * 3.

Hab. in foliis Piperis sp. ad hyphas Meliolic, Fortaleza
Amazoni.e.

43. Nectria byssiseda Rehm in Rabenhorst-Pazschke Fung. eur. 2768
n. 4152. — Peritheciis dispersis, sessilibus, in medio mycelii tenuis-
simi cinereo-albi ex hyphis centrifugis, ramosis, septatis, hyalinis,

3 [J.. latis constructi, maculas epiphyllas, subrotundas, ca. 0,5 cm.
lat., mucedinis instar penicilli expansas formantis, globosis, dein
apice collabentibus, subcarneis, parenchymatice subhyalino-contex-
tis, glabris, ca. 0,1 mm. diam.; ascis clavatis. 30^9, 8-sporis;
sporidiis fusiformibus v. oblongis rectis, 2-cellularibus, interdum

7'.»'. Pyrenomycetse, Hypocrei <. HyHlodidymae, Nectria

utraque cellula nucleo 1 instructa, ad Beptum liau'l constrictis,
hyalinis 9 « .'5, distichis; paraphysibus filiformibus, byalinis.

Hab. in fol. Pavoniae spec Sao Francisco, Estado Sta. Ca-
tharina Brasiliae (E. Ui,e). — Peritheciis sporidiisque perparvis
mox inter Hyphonectrias dignoscenda. Ex ipso cl. auctore (Hedw.
L900 ]». 223) esset species eadem ac Calonectria tubaroensis Rehm,
tamen, teste cl. Henniugs, Hcdw. 1904, p. 244, sporidiis fusoideis
1-septatis tute distinguitur.

11. Nectria moschata GHuck — Syil. XIV. p. 638. — Cfr. quoque
Glxick in Engl. Jahrbiich. 1902, p. 495, tab. XV-XVI.

VII. Cosmospora Sacc.

45. Nectria Rickii Rehm in Hedw. XLIV, p. 2. — Peritheciis dispersis 2769
sessilibus, conoideis, glabris, aurantio-rubris, 150 a. alt. ; ascis ey-
lindraceis 60-70* 5, octosporis; sporidiis oblongis, utrinque rotun-
datis, medio septatis, utraque cellula minute 1-guttulata,, non con-
strictis, tenuissime verruculosis, hyalinis, dein flavidulis, 5-6
3,5-4, monostichis ; paraphysibus tenerrimis, ramosis.

Hab. in stromate Kretzschmar ise lichenoidis, Sao Leo-
poldo Brasili !• (Prof. Kjck). — A N. episplwria var. Krctzschma-
rice et N. xanthostromate sporidiis minutis tenuiter verruculosis
distinguenda species.

46. Nectria stigme Rehm in Hedw. XLIV. — Peritheciis gregariis. 2771
sessilibus, conoideo-globosis, glabris, purpureo-rubris, apicem ver-
sus plerumque obscurius tinctis, 240 ;j.. alt. et lat. ; ascis clavati^
teneris, 80-S5 «12, octosporis; sporidiis ellipsoideis, medio septatis,
haud constrictis, utraque cellula gutta magna oleosa praedita, exo-
sporio crasse verruculoso, hyalinis, 12-14*7, distichis; paraphy-
sibus ?

Hab. in stromate destructo Kr etzschmariae lichenoidis,
Sao Leopoldo Brasiliae (Prof. Rick). — A N. xanthostromate prae-
cipue sporidiis majoribus, crasse verrucosis dignoscitur. E sect.
Cosmospora.

VIII. Pk(V.onectria Sa

17. Nectria madeirensis P. Benn. Fungi Amaz. TT, p. 244. — Pe- .,~:1
ritheciis gregarie caespitosis, ovoideis, coccineis, pruinosis, papil-
latis, dein collabentibus, 250-300 ;).. diam.; ;i-ri< clavatis, rotun-

Pyrenomycetse, Hypocreucefe, Hyalodidym^, Bresadolelki. 797

datis 8-sporis, 120-130 ix. ; sporirliis fusoideis, utrinque obtusiusculis,
rectis vel curvulis, medio septatis, haud constrictis, 20-32 * 6-10,
brunneo-fuscis.

Hab. in truncis corticatis emortuis, Marmellos, Rio Madeira
Amazonioe.

IX. Lichenonectria Sacc. Species lichenicolse, parasiticse.

48. ? Nectria epicallopisma (Arn.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Cercidospora epi- 2~7'~
callopisma Arn. Fragm. XXV in Flora 1881, n. 20, t. VI, f. 14.

— Peritheciis atirantio-rubris, exigttis; ascis 4-sporis, cylindraceis;
sporidiis bicellularibus, fusoideis, hyalinis, 16-18« 4; paraphysibus
obsoletis.

Hab. in thallo G-yalolechige callopismatis, Vaucluse
Gallioe.

49. Nectria insidiosa (Nyl.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Hymenobia insidiosa Nyl. 2773
Lich. Alg. p. 338, Hue Add. Nyl. pag. 327, Psora aporea Nyl.
Collect. Pyr. p. 15. — Peritheciis (?) microscopicis totis incolori-
bus; ascis octosporis; sporidiis oviformibus, hyalinis, 1-septatis,
12-15 v 4-5.

Hab. in apotheciis Lecidese juranse et Lec. phyllisco-
carpse in Gallia, Pyrenseis, Algeria. — Affinis N. lichenicolcu ?
Sed ob descriptionem imperfectam omnino dubia.

BRESADOLELLA v. Hohn. in Ann. Mycol. I (1903) p. 522 (Etym.
in honorem viri clarissimi et amicissimi ab. .Taoobi Bresadol.b, de
re mycologica meritissimi). — Perithecia sttperficialia, sessilia, li-
bera, globosa, carnosa, ex- aureo olivascentia, pilis rigidis ornata,
ostiolo minuto; paraphyses parcte ; asci clavati, octospori ; sporidia
hyalina, e cellulis binis, oblongis, facile jamque ipso in asco se
separantibtts formata. — A gcn. Neorhemia praesertim ostioli prse-
sentia dignoscitttr.

1. Bresadolella aurea v. Hohn. 1. c. I. Fungus ascophorus. Plan- 2774
tttla saprophytica; peritheciis sparsis, globosis, mintttis, 70-110 ;j..
latis, ex aureo olivascentibus, carnosis, undique pilis paticis (tisque
8-10), non septatis, acutis, leniter curvatis, primum aureis, demum
atris, impellucidis, brevibus, 40-70 ^G-7, obtectis; ostiolo minuto,
subpapillato ; paraphysibus parcis, filiformibus; ascis tenuissimis,
clavatis, actitis, nttmerosis, 30-36 « 5-6, octosporis, ctim paraphy-
sibtis stepe aureo-tinctis; sporidiis subdistichis vel oblique mono-

798 Pyrenomycetse, Hypocreacese, Hyalodidymee, Rhynchonectria.

stichis, hyalinis, oblongis, 8-* 1,5 e cellulis binis, oblongo-cuneatis,
facile jamquc ipso in asco se soparantiluis lbrmatis. — II. Fun-
gus conidiophorus?: Dendryphium Hrcsadolellaiv. Hohn — Hyphis
stcrilibus parcis, obsoletis; hyphis fertilibus fasciculatis, erectis,
subpellucidis, fcrc nigris, 7-10-septatis, saepe irrogulariter breve-
tiuc ramulosis, usque 450 «10-11; ramulis supra et ad basin ob-
tusis, 1-3-collularibus, 30-80 ;j.. longis; conidiis ad ramos acrogo-
nis, solitariis vel ad 2 concatcnatis, eylindraceis. utrinquo rotun-
datis, crassiuscule tunicatis, tunica 3-5 ;j.. lata, septatis, non con-
strictis, obscure fuliginris, 1K-68 14-21.

Hab. in ligno putrido Fagi, prope Pressbaum Austrke infe-
rioris, loco « Viohoferin » dicto.

SPH/EROSTILBE Tul — Syll. II p. 511, IX p. 972, XI p. 389.

1. Sphaerostilbe hypocreoides P. Honn., Fungi blumenavienses II, in 2775
Hedw. 1902, p. 4. — Stromatibus carnosis, rotundato-hemisph.r-
ricis, flavo-subcarnescentibus, ca. 1-2 mm. diam. ; perithcciis sub-
immersis, subglobosis, ostiolo papillato-prominulis, minutis; ascis
cylindraceo-clavatis, obtusis, octosporis, 65-75 ;j.. long. p. sp. 50-

60 «57; sporidiis obliquo monostichis, cllipsoidois, utrinque rotun-
dato-obtusis, biguttulatis, dein medio 1-septatis, haud constrictis,
9-12 «4-5,5 hyalinis, levibus; fasciculis conidiophoris clavatis, pe-
dicello ca. 600 « 60, capitulis subglobosis ca. 150-180 ;x. diam.,
flavidis; conidiis ellipsoideis, 8-10 «4-5, hyalinis.
]Iab. in truncis, St. Catharina Brasilia? austr.

2. Sphaerostilbe marmellosensis P. Hcnn. Fungi Amaz. II, p. 245. •-'"■">
— Peritheciis caaspitose orumpcntibus, ovoideis, obtuse papillatis,
rufo-brunneis vel subcoccineo-fuscidulis, ca. 150-200 ;j.. ; ascis cla-
vatis, obtusis, 50-80 « 15-18, 8-sporis, subdistichis ellipsoideis vol
subclavatis, utrinque obtusis. medio 1-septatis, hyalinis, 15-20«
7-8; conidiis clavatis vel -lipitato-spathulatis. flavido-brunneolis,
obtusis, ca. 1 mm. longis, 250 a. crassis; conidiis fusoideis, hya-
linis 2'/2-3«l.

IFab. in corticibus arbormu ."\rarmcllos, llio Madeira Amazoni.r.

RHYNCHONECTRIA v. Hohnel, Fragmente zur Mvkologie 1903, p. 37

(Etym. rhynchos rostrum et Nectria). — Perithecia superficialia,

carnosa, pallida v. lrete colorata, elongata, ostiolo acuto terminata;

ci 4-8-spori; sporidia hyalina fusit'nrmi;i. 1 srptata, utrinquo

ciliata. — Ab Eleutheromgcete sporidiis bilocularibus dignoscitur

Pyrenomycetse, Hypocreacese, Hyalodidymse, Podocrea. 799

et in Tab. corap. (Syll. XIV, p. 24) casulam n. 74 bis inter Hy-
pocreaceas occupabit.
1. Rhynchonectria longispora (Phill. et Plow.) v. Hohnel 1. c. Eleu-
theromyces longisporus Phill. et Plowr. — Syll. IX, p. 942.

PODOCREA Sacc. — Syll. II p. 530, XIV p. 645 XVI p. 587 (ut
subgen.). — Penz. et Sacc. in Malpighia 1902, p. 229 (Etym. pous
podos, pes et crea pro Hypocrea). Ab Hypocrea distinguitur stro-
mate verticaliter elongato, ostiolis brevibus. — Huc ducendse sunt
species sequentes: Podocrea larvata (Mont.) Sacc. et D. Sac , Pod.
Petersii (B. et C ) Sacc. et D. Sacc, Pod. brevipes (Mont.) Sacc. et
D. Sacc. (omnes Syll. II, p. 530-531 sub Hypocrea)\ Pod. Cornu-
damce, (Pat.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. (Syll. XIV, p. 644); Pod. deformans
(Bomm. et Rouss.) Sacc. et D. Sacc, Pod. poronioidea (A. Moll.)
Sacc et D. Sacc, Pod. pezizoidea (A. Moll.) Sacc et D. Sacc,
Pod. spluvroidea (A. Moll.) Sacc et D. Sacc (omnes Syll. XVI,
p. 587).

1. Podocrea Cordyceps Penz. et Sacc in Malpighia 1902, p. 229 et 2777
Icon. Fung. Javan. tab. 36, fig. 4. — Sparsa, simplex, tereti-
clavata, erecta, carnosa, coccinea, glabra, 5-6 cm. alta, 3 mm. cr.
(in clava), stipite cylindraceo, clavam subnequante et ea vix sub-
tihore, nempe 2,5 mm. cr ; clava apice obtuse tenuata, ostiohs
minutissime punctata; peritheciis globulosis, 180-250 [i. diam.,
ostiolis vix prominentibus; ascis cylindraceis, in ostiolum conver-
gentibus, 70-80 « 3,5, facile fluxilibus, octosporis, obsolete para-
physatis; sporidiis monostichis, oblongis, bilocularibus, inter se
arcte approximatis, utrinque obtusis, hyalinis 8-10 ^ 3, articulis
elliptico-cuboideis, 4-5 « 3, facile secedentibus, dein echinulato-
asperulis.

Hab. ad terram, forte ex sclerotio quodam, Tjibodas, in insula
Java (M. Fleischer). — Podocrea Sacc, hucusque ut subgenus
habita, formis novis et conspicuis accedentibus, in generis hono-
rem extolli meretur. Praesens species faciem Cordycipitis omnino
reddit.
2. Podocrea Lloydii (Bres.) Sacc et D. Sacc Hypocrea Lloydii Bres. 2778
in Lloyd, Mycol. Not. 1902, n. 9, p. 87 c ic — Habitu omnino
Cordycipitis ; stromate longe stipitato, apice clavula perithecigera
obovato-oblonga, 1,5 cm. longa, 3 mm. cr. farcta pr;cdito; pori-
theciis minimis immersis, subglobosis, ostiolis punctiformibus pro-
minulis ubique tectis; stipite farcto, glabro, tereti, tortuoso, al-

800 Pyrenomycetee, Hypocreacese, Hynlodidymae, Hypocrea.

bido 3 cm. longo, 2 mm. cr. ; aseis cylindraceis, octo.sporis, 100»
4-5; sporidiis in articulos 16 solutis, articulis subcuboidcis, sub-
globosis, 3-4 «3-3,6.

Ilah. in Virginia occid. (Lloyd). — Habitu Cordycipitis et fru-
ctificatione Ihjpocreai, ut pr.rrcMlcns, hin pr.edistincta specics!

HYPOCREA Fr. — Syll. II p. 520, IX p. 972, XI p. 361, XIV
p. 641, XVI p. 583.

1. Hypocrea cupularis Pat. in Duss Enum. Champ. Guadel. 1003,
pag. 80. — Subiculo nullo; stromatibus sparsis v. confluentibus.
sessilibus, cupuliformibus. tenuibus, orbicularibus, margine integro
et sinuoso, rigidulis, duris, 1 mm. diam. primitus albis, dein pal-
lide rufis, facie superiore concavis, prseter marginem sterilem,
ostiolis punctatis; peritheciis immersis, punctiformibus, rufis; ascis
cylindricis, rectis, 80^5; sporidiis cylindrieis v. cuneiformibus,
utrinque rotundatis, in loculos binos ;uquales non secedentes par-
titis, 10 < 4, incoloribus.

llab. in cortice putri Sterculiae caribaeae, Monteran Gua-
dalupse.

2. Hypocrea insignis Berk. et Ourt. — Syll. II pag. 534, ubi diagn.
incomplcta — Patouill. Champ. de la Gruadeloupe ser. III, in Bull.
Soc. Myc. do France, t. XVIII, fasc. II, 1902. — Ascis cylin-
draceis 80^5; sporidiorum articulis 16, globosis, 3-4 p.. diam.,
hyalinis.

Ilab. in ligno putri, in insula Martinica Amer. centr.

3. Hypocrea hypoxyloides P. Henn., Fungi blumenaviensos II, in :
Hedw. 1902, p. 5. — Stromatibus carnosis, duris, breve crasse-
que stipitatis, hemisph;erico-pulvinatis, margine obtusis, undulatis.
rufo-ferrugineis, pruinosis v. subtomentosulis, 2-10 mm. diam. ;
peritheciis subglobosis, immersis, ostiolis punctulatis, minute sub-
papillatis, obscurioribus; ascis cylindraceis, apice obtuso-rotundatis,
basi attenuato-stipitatis, 70-80^4; spofidiis mox in 16 cellulas
globosas hyalinas 3,5-4 ;j.. diam. secedentibus.

llah. in truncis, S. Catharina Brasilise austr.
1. Hypocrea rufa (Pers.) Fr. — Syll. II, p. 520. — var. discoidea 27
Rehm, Hedw. L902, p. (206). — Stromatibus gregariis, primitus

in mycelio tenuissimo lat xpanso, albo sessilibus, discoideis, or-

bicularibus, vix lobatis, haud tuberculosis nec convexis, in sicco
planis. crasse pseudomarginatis 2-1 mm. diam., 1 mm. crassis,
junioribus citrinis, subalbido marginatis, adultig subolivaceis, su-

Pyrenomycetse, Hypocreacese, Hyalodidymfe, Hypocrea. 801

perficie minutissimis ostiolis fuscidulis punctulatis, intus albidis,
stromate exteriore flavescente; peritheciis circ. 200 ;x. diam. ; spo-
ridiis globosis 3 ;j.. diam. hyalinis.

Hab. ad truncos in Europa et Amer. bor.

5. Hypocrea xylariicola P. Henn. Fungi S. Paulenses III, p. 206. — 2782
Stromatibus ceraceo-carnosis, isabellinis, pulvinato-effusis, 1-4 mm.
diam., ostiolis punctoideis, fuscidulis ; peritheciis immersis ovoideis,
90-120 ;j.. ; ascis cylindraceis obtusis, 70-85 « 4l/„-5 '/.,; cellulis spo-
ridiorum, 16, subcuboideis v. subglobosis ca. 4-5 ;j. , episporio levi
flavidulo.

Hab. in stromate Xylarise spec, Serra de Cantareira Bra-
silire.

6. Hypocrea tangensis P. Henn. Fungi Afr. orient. II, in Bot. Jahrb. 2783
XXVIII, p. 38. — Stromatibus carnosis, pulvinato-effusis, flavi-
dis, ca. 1 cm. diam., ostiolis vix obscurioribus, subconoideo-pro-
minulis; peritheciis immersis, subglobosis vel ovoideis; ascis cy-
lindraceis, apice obtusis, basi paullo attenuatis, intus primo 8-se-
ptatis, dein octosporis, 80-100^4,5-5; sporidiis monostichis e cel-
lulis duabus sequalibus, cuboideo-ellipsoideis, 1-guttulatis, 4-5 v
3,5-4, hyalinis.

Hdb. in lignis, Usambara Africse or. (Kummer).

7. Hypocrea umbilicata P. Henn. Fungi blumenavienses II, in Hedvv. 2784
1902, pag. 5. — Lignicola; stromatibus carnosis, hemispha^ricis,
centro umbilicato-depressis c. 7-9 mm. diam., e flavido subcarne-
scentibus; peritheciis subglobosis ca. 180-200 ;j.. diam., hemisplue-
rico-papillatis; ascis cylindraceis, apice obtusis, basi attenuato-sti-
pitatis 40-50^3-4; cellulis sporidiorum (16) globosis. ca. 3 ;j.. hya-
linis.

Hdb. in truncis, St. Catharina Brasilife austr.

8. Hypocrea platensis Speg. in Ann. Soc. Cient. Arg. 1899, p. 270. 2785
— Stromatibus sparsis v. laxe gregariis, orbicularibus 2-5 mm.
diam., superne concaviusculis vel vix undulatis, epunctatis, au-
rantiis, margine acutis integris, inferne convexulis, pallidis, gla-
berrimis, latiuscule adnato-sessilibus; peritheciis numerosissimis
constipato-globulosis 90-100 ;j.. diam., vix ostiolatis, melleis, nucleo
olivaceo-farcto; ascis cylindraceis, antice obtuse rotundatis, po-
stice breviter attenuato-pedicellatis 70-90 « 4-4,5, octosporis apa-
raphysatis; sporidiis rectis, monostichis, olivaceis, bilocularibus, lo-
culis mox secedentibus, globosis v. subglobosis 3,5-4 Icvibus.

Hab. ad ramos dejectos putrescentes Erythrin;u crista-

51

802 Pyrenomycetse, Hypocreacese, Hyalodidymae, Hypocrea.

galli in insula Sautiago, propo La Plata Argentin.r. — Hyp-
pezizceforrni simillima, sed stromatibus aurantiis sporidiisque oliva-
ceis sat recedens.

9. Hypocrea pulchella Penz. et Sacc. in Malpigliia 1901, pag. 229, 2786
Ic. fung. Jav. t. XXXVI, f. 3. — Stromatibus gregariis, minutis,
sessilibus, diseiformibus, 0,7 mm , subplanis, succineo-aurantiis, mi-
nutissime verruculosis, ostiolis privxiguis obscurius punctatis; pe-
ritheciis globulosis, numerosis ; ascis cylindraceis apice rotundatis,
iloorsum sonsim leviter tenuatis 45-50*2,8-3, octosporis ; sporidiis
monostichis, bilocularibus, olivaceis. dein in articulos globosos, 2,5-3

;j.. diam. dilabentibus.

Ildb. in ramis corticatis emortuis prope Buitenzorg, in insula
Java. — Affinis H. Catoptro, sed asci et sporidia dimidio breviora.
Ascomata in alcohole dilute ilavida.

10. Hypocrea rufo-aiutacea P. Henn. Fungi blumenavienses II, in 2781
Hedw. 1902, p. 6. — Ascomatibus carnosis, firmis, turbinato-
scutellatis, extus rufo-brumiois, pruinosis, disco alutaceo, plano v.
undulato, ca. 3 mm. 1 cm. diam. ; peritheciis immersis, subglobo-

sis, ostiolis punctulatis obscurioribus ; ascis ca. 60-65 * 4-4,5, octo-
sporis, apice rotundatis, basi attenuatis; cellulis sporidiorum glo-
bosis v. cuboideo-angulatis ca. 3,5-4, primo navis dein brunnco-
rufis, levibus.

llab. in ligno emortuo, St. Catharina Brasilia? austr.

11. Hypocrea porioidea P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. .lahrb. 1903, p. 48. 2788

— Stromatibus crustaceo-effusis, planis, gregario - confluentibus,
poroideis, pallide ferrugineis, ambitu albo-byssinis, plerumque 3-5
mm. diam.; peritheciis immersis, subglobosis vel ovoideis 80-110
;j.. diam., ostiolis punctiformibus, ferrugineis; ascis cylindraceis,
apice obtusis, octosporis, ca. 55-66 « 3,5-4; cellulis sporidiorum glo-
boso-subcuboideis, hyalinis, 1-guttulatis 3-3,5.

Hab. in ramis emortuis, Ost-Usambara Afric;i> orient. (Englek .

12. Hypocrea discelloides P. Ilenn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1903, p. 49. -jtsk

— Stromatibus rotundato-pulvinatis, applanatis vel subgloboso-
depressis, 1-2 mm. diam., primo citrinis, dein aurantio-fuscescen-
libus, ostiolis minute punctoideis, obscurioribusj peritheciis im-
mersis, ovoideis ca. 150 ;j..; ascis cylindraceis, apice obtusis, octo-
sporis, 40-60 > 2,5-3; sporidiis globosis. Ii3ralinis 2,5 ;j.. diam.

llab. in truncis emortuis, West-Usambara Afric;c orient. (En
GLEB .

13. Hypocrea Agaves Maublanc in Bull. Soc. Myc. de France r.»o:>, 279Q

Pyrenomycetse, Hypocreacefe, Hyalodidympe, Hypomyces. 803

fasc. 3, p. 292, tab. XV, fig. 3. — Stromatibus in maculis obso-
letis, aggregatis, superficialibus, atro-purpureis, mamillosis, orbi-
cularibus v. oblongis ; peritheciis globulosis vel ovatis, ostiolis pro-
minulis ; ascis aparaphysatis, fusoicleis, utrinque attenuatis, brevis-
sime peclicellatis, octosporis, 60-70 « 18-20; sporidiis hyalinis, inor-
dinatis, fusiformibus, obtusis, 1-septatis, ad septum breviter con-
strictis, 23-26*6-7.

Hab. in foliis Agaves spec. in Mexico.

HYPOMYCES Fr. — Syll. II p. 466, IX p. 954, XI p. 3B6, XIV
p. 641, XVI p. 582.

1. Hypomyces Bresadolae Sacc. Notae Myc. in Syd. Ann. Myc. 1903, 2791
pag. 25. — Subiculo membranaceo-carnosulo, versiformi, pal-
lido, glabrescente, ex hyphis crassiuscule cylindraceis, parce ra-
mosis 7-12 [i. cr., septatis, dense intermixtis formato; hyphis ex-
terioribus fertilibus; conidiis perfecte globosis, crasse tunicatis,
minute muriculatis, 28-32 \k diam., pallide citrinis; peritheciis
globoso-conicis, parte inferiore subiculo immersis 80-100 ji. diam.,
glabris, carnosulis, rubro-aurantiis ; ascis cylindraceis, obtuse te-
nuatis, breve stipitatis 150-160*7-9, octosporis, aparaphysatis ;
sporidiis fusoideis, recte v. oblique monostichis, 18-21 » 5-6, bi-
guttatis, tandem tenuiter 1-septatis, hyalinis.

Ildb. ad acus, frustula lignea Abietis excelsce, in silva
Tertiolesi, Val di Sole agri Tridentini. — Affinis H. chrijsospermo,
a quo recedit habitatione, subiculo, conidiis multo majoribus et
citrinis etc. St. conidicus Sepedonii speciem sistit.

2. Hypomyces Biasolettianus (Br. et Farn.) Sacc, Chrjjsogluten Bia- 2792
solettianum Br. et Farn. Int. ad un nuovo tipo di Licheni a tallo
conidifero, p. 15, tab. V-VI (Atti Ist. Bot. Pavia vol. VIII, 1902).

— Thallo seu stromate conidiophoro et ascophoro Pionnotem Bia-
solettianam (Corda) Sacc. sistente; peritheciis plus minus dense
gregariis, primum subglobosis, in superficie thalli inclusis, dein
piriformibus, ostiolis conicis emergentibus, vertice pertusis, rubro-
aurantiis, carnosis, contextu parenchymatico, aurantiaco, 200-250 «
130-150; ascis cylindraceis, breve stipitatis, aparaphysatis apice
rotundatis (initio sub apice contractis ut in Nectriaceis !), octospo-
ris, 80-90 » 7-7,5; sporidiis oblique monostichis, ellipsoideis, utrin-
que rotundatis, rectis, 12-13 * 6-7, intus granulosis, hyalinis.

Hab. ad truncos languidos v. demum emortuos Vitis vini-
ferae, Vercelli, Milano, Vicenza, Treviso etc. in Ital. bor. — Cll.

80-1 Pyrenomycetse, Hypocreacese, Hyalodtdymfe, Hypomyees.

Briosi ct Farneti, suspicati algulas quasdam virentes 1-paucicel-
lularcs intra thallum Pionnotis visas, sistere stratum gonidicum li-
chcnis proprii, stirpem hanc pro novo genere ot nova lichonum
familia Chrysoglufinacece descripserunt; sed hanc attributionem
habitus omnino funginus utriusque formse evidentissime excludit.
Certe de Hypocreaceo fungo agitur . Hypomyceti Triclwdermali
(Hoffm.) Sacc. Syll. II, 475 proximo, nec obstat matrix non fun-
gina, cum species nonnullas Hypomycetis non fungicolas habeamus.
— Specimina perfecte matura cl. prof. Bri/.i communicavit.

3. Hypomyces Arecae Baccarini, in Nuovo Giorn. bot. ital. 1902. ~7'i:i
vol. IX, n. 4, pag. 497. — Peritheciis gregariis vel pro natura
matricis, plus minus dense stromaticis, rotundis, stromate immer-

sis vel semiimmersis et emersis, aureo-flavis, epapillatis, 0,3 mm.
latis; ascis linearibus 38^4 octosporis; sporidiis oblique monosti-
chis, ellipticis, uni-septatis, ad septum non vel vix constrictis,
9,5 » 3,B; hyphis conidiophoris sejunctis candidulis v. roseis, juven-
tute simplicibus vel snepius, instar Verticillii vel (senectutej Pe-
nicillii, ramosis; ramulis ad quemquam articulum ternis v. quinis,
acuminatis 20 \y. longis, 2 u. latis ; conidiis ellipticis 3,8 » 2,5 hya-
linis vel coacervatis isabellinis, simplicibus; sclerotiis? rotundis,
perexiguis 0,4 mm. latis, medulla pseudoparenchymatica oleosa;
cortice lutescente.

Hab. in foliis siccis Areca3 madagascariensis in horto
botanico Firenze Italise centr.

4. Hypomyces albidus Rehm, Hedw. 1903, p. (291). — Peritheciis gre- -y~'|i
gariis, sessilibus, in mycelio late expanso albissimo hypharum ro-
ctangulariter ramosarum. hyalinarum, septatarum 4-5 ;j.. cr., glo-
bosis, demum subconoideis, vix papillulatis, hyalinis, demum sub-
flavidulis, in sicco collabentibus, parenchymatice contextis, 150-200

[).. diam. ; ascis cylindraceis 120 * 9, octosporis e paraphysibus nul-
lis; sporidiis ellipsoideis, utrinque acutatis, medio septatis et vix
constrictis, utraque collula guttam magnam oleosam includentc,
utroque apice minutissime appendiculatis, hyalinis, scabriusculis
20-22 « 7-8, 4-8 monostiche positis.

Hab. parasitica in hymenio Sterci sanguinolenti, Schnee-
berg Austria3 inf. (Doct. v. IIohnkl).

5. Hypomyces arenaceus Annie L. Smith, Journ. Linn. Soc. XXXV, "-'71,r'
p. 17, tab. III, fig. 6-8 (extr.) ■ Syll. XVI, p. 1140 (nomen).

Peritheciis sparsis v. confertis, arenae micas semulantibus, ful-
vis, exiguis, circa 150-250 ;j.. diam.; ascis cylindraccis, angustis,

Pyrenomycetsp, Hypocreacea?, Hyalodidymse, Hypomyces. 805

100 \x. longis; parapliysibus filiformibus; sporidiis monostichis,
ovato-oblongis, circiter 10 « 4-5, uniseptatis, hyalinis.

Hab. in hymenio Sterei, in insula Dominica Inclise occid.

6. Hypomyces galericola Henn. in Hedw. 1902, p. (214). — Mycelio 2796
byssino, iiavidulo, hyphis ramosis, septatis, hyalinis ca. 2,5-3,5 \x.
crassis ; peritheciis sparsis vel aggregatis, subgloboso-ovoideis, ver-
tice minute papillatis, pallide flavis ; ascis oblonge clavatis, apice
obtusis, octosporis, 90-120*9-11; sporidiis subdistichis, subfusoi-
cieis, curvulis, utrinque subacutiusculis, medio 1-septatis, hyalinis
12-15 « 3,5-4.

Hab. parasitice inGalera rubiginosa, pr. Cairo iEgypti.

7. Hypomyces caulicola P. Henn. Fungi blumenavienses II in Hedw. 2797
1902, p. 2. — Stromatibus caulicolis, pulvinatis 1-1,5 mm. diam.;
hyphis septatis, ramosis, hyalinis 4-6 \y. cr. circumdatis; perithe-
ciis semiliberis subovoideis, apice rotundatis, luteo-carnescentibus
180-200 |t. longis. 90-100 ;j.. latis; ascis cylindraceo-clavatis vel
subfusoideis, apice obtusiusculis vel acutiusculis, basi attenuatis,
octosporis, 55-65 « 4-5 ; sporidiis oblique monostichis , fusoicieis
utrinque subacutiusculis, 1-septatis, haud constrictis, hyalinis, le-
vibus 9-11 » 3-3,5.

Hab. in caulibus putridis, St. Catharina Brasilke austr.

8. Hypomyces sepulcralis Pat. Champ. de la Guadeloupe, ser. III, in 2798
Bull. Soc. Myc. de France t. XVIII, fasc. II, 1902. — Stromate
crustaceo, irregulari, aibido-ochraceo, subtili; peritheciis globosis,
semiimmersis , brunneis, dense congestis ; ostiolis conicis , emer-
gentibus; ascis cylindraceis, rectis 120-150*5-6, octosporis; spo-
ridiis monostichis, fusoideis, hyalinis, non appendiculatis, paullulo
rugulosis vel levibus, 1-septatis, ad septum non constrictis, 10-

14 * 4-5.

Hab. ad terram in sepulcreto, Guadalupa Amer. centr. — H.
terrestri affinis.

9. Hypomyces boletinus Peck, Eep. State Bot. 1903, p. 15. — Pcri- 2799
theciis minutis, conicis vel subglobosis, subiculo pallido vel albido
dense nidulantibus, pallide rubris vel aurantiis ; ascis linearibus
tenuibus 100-120*7-8; sporidiis subfusiformibus continuis (sem-
per?) uno apice acuminatis vel apiculatis, 20-25 * 6-7.

Hab. in Boleti spec. indeterminata, putrescente, socio Sepe-
donio chrysospermo. — Ab H. polyporino et H. boleticola notis
datis satis diversus.

10. Hypomyces stereicola P. Henn. in Hedw. 1903, p. (79). — My- 2800

806 Pyrenomycetee, Hypocreacese, Hyalodidym», l.isen.

celio aurantio, crustaceo, effuso, hyphis lluvidis v. subhyalinis, se-
ptatis, ramosis, ca. 3-4 ;j.. cr. ; conidiis subglobosis aurantiis, intus
punctulatis, 2,5-3 ;»..; perithcciis sparsis v. gregariis, liberis, ovoi-
deis v. subglobosis, citrinis, levibus, apice papillatis, pallidioribus,
130-lso 1 20-1 r>0; ascis cylindraceis, apice obtusis, octosporis, 40-
BO 2-2,B; sporidiis monostichis, fusoideis, utrinque acutis, primo
continuis giittulatis, dein mcdio 1-septatis, haud constrictis, 4,5-
B,B 1 ,B-2.

Hab in pagina inferiore Sterei lobati, ubi stratum aureum
format, X. Queensland Australia; (Phitzel).

11. Hypomyces ?conviva Baccarini, in Nuovo Giorn. bot. ital. 1902, 2901
vol. IX, n. 4, p. 498. — Status ascophorus ignotus; hyphis coni-
diophoris fulvis, sejunctis ac c;cspitosis ; vel in generatione o chla-
midosporis ortis. fasciculatis, pluries verticillato-ramosis; ramulis

ad quamque articulum ternis v. quatcrnis, ovato-acuminatis 11-
18 jjt. longis, 2-3 \t.. latis ; conidiis ellipticis, fulvis 2-3,8 ;j.. ; hyphis
conidiophoris fasciculatis ad apicem versus pallesccntibus atqiv
conidia altcra hyalina gigentibus; chlamydosporis solitariis, obova-
tis, fulvis, bicellularibus ; articulo superiore majore, membrana
crassa vorrucosa 30 « 28, infimo obconico 18 « 7, membrana levi.
Ilab. in foliis siccis Arecae madagascariensis, in horto
botanico Firenze Ital. centr.

12. Hypomyces exiguus Pat. Champ. de la Guadeloupe, ser. III, in 2802
Bull. Soc. Myc. de France, t. XVIII, fasc. II, 1902. — Subiculo

e tomento byssoideo albo contexto; peritheciis albido-luteolis, pel-
lucidis 130-160 ;j.. diam.; ascis aparaphysatis, cylindraceis 30-35*
3-4, octosporis; sporidiis monostichis, levibus, hyalinis, ovoideis,
continuis, 3-4 « 2.

Hab. parasitice in Stemonitis sp., Guadalupa Amer. ccntr.
// violaceo Tul. affinis.

LISEA Sacc. Syll. II p. 517, XI p. 3G0, XI V p. G40, XVI
p. 581.

1. Lisea Parlatoriae A. Zimm. in Centr. f. Bakter. u. Paras. II. Abth. 2803
\ il- 1901, ji >-7:}. — Stromatc parasitico; perithciiis denso gre-
iriis, liberis, globosis, verruciformi-papillatis, 0,2-0,23 mm. long.,
u.l."> (MSjmn. cr., nigricantibus ; contcxtu sub microscopio atro-
violaceo \. atro, h drati chloralii calefacti ope amcene rubro-vio-
ta c lindraceis, 8-sporis; sporidiis cllipsoidcis, obtusis, 1-

Pyrenomycetse, Hypocreacese, Hyalodidymse, Corallomyces. 807

septatis, non constrictis, hyalinis v. dilutissiine brunneolis, 9-12 «
4,5 ; paraphysibus nullis.

Iidb. parasitice in Parlatoria Zizyphi in foliis Citri,
Buitenzorg Javoe.
2. Lisea exiguella (Nyl.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Verrucaria exiguella Nyl. 2804
Flora 1873, p. 204. — Peritheciis 100 ja. diam. super cyaneis, in-
ferne fere achrois; ascis octosporis paraphysatis, jodo non tinctis ;
sporidiis fusoideis, bicellularibus, hyalinis, 21-27 » 6-8.

Hab. in thallo Rinoclinoe exiguse prope Portum Veneris
in Pyrengeis orient. Quoad genus dubia.

CORALLOMYCES B. et 0. - Syll. II p. 519, XIV p. 646, XVI
p. 590.

1. Corallomyces brachysporus Penz. et Sacc. in Malp. 1901, p. 228, 2805
Ic. fung. Jav. t. XXXVII, f. 1. — Stromatibus erectis, firme
carnosis, stipitiformibus, simplicibus y. parce ramosis, saepius coe-
spitosis, cylindraceis, aurantiacis, rugosis 1-1,5 mm. altis, 350 \x.
cr., apicibus incrassatis obtusis conidiophoris ; conidiis longe an-
guste fusoideis 100-110 v 6,5, leniter curvis, 8-12-septatis, non
constrictis, in basidiis bacillaribus, septatis, fasciculatis 4,5-5 [x. cr.
pleurogenis (nec acrogenis); peritheciis in medio stipite sessilibus,
paucis, globoso-conoideis, brevissime papillatis, atro-rubris 200-240

[j.. diam.; ascis cylindraceis, breve stipitatis 100-110 « 7 octosporis;
sporidiis monostichis, ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis, 1-septatis,
non constrictis, 12-13 « 7 hyalinis.

Hab. ad truncos putres prope Buitenzorg in insula Java. —
Ab affini Corall. Jatrophce- A. Moll., pariter fusariogeno, differt
sporidiis multo brevioribus (nec 30-40 « 7-9).

2. Corallomyces mauritiicola P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. II, p. 244. — -2^og
Stromatibus fruticuloio-ramosis, cnespitosis, miniatis v. brunneo-
coccineis, ramis conidiogenis erectis subteretibus vel compressis,
apice clavulatis ca. 120 [j.. crassis, miniatis, conidiis fusoideis, hya-
linis, ca. 14-18 « 6-7, conidiophoris hyalinis 2-3 ;j.. crassis, filis
usque ad 100 \i. longis intermixtis; peritheciis lateraliter sessilibus,
ovoideis papillatis, coccineis ca. 200 [j.. diam. dein collapsis; ascis
cylindraceo-clavatis, obtusis, 8-sporis, 80-120 « 8-12; sporidiis clli-
psoicleis, rotundatis, medio 1-septatis paullo constrictis, 2-guttulatis,
primo hyalinis dein brunneis, 11-18 « 6-8.

Hab. in stipitibus emortuis Mauritirc flexuosse, Miry,
Rio Jurua Amazonicie. — C. eleganti affinis.

i'\ renomycetse, Hypocreaceee, Byalopbragmise, Cesatiella.
3. Corallomyces Caricae P. Honn. Fungi Amaz. II, p. 245. — Stroma- 2807

tibua pulvinatis, fruticuloso-ramosis, coccineis, ramulis compressis;

peritheciis lateraliter sessilibus, coccineis, ovoideis, obscure papilla-

tis. levibus, dein collabentibus, usque ad 1 mm. d.; ascis clavatis.

8-sporis, obtusis; sporidiis oblbnge fusoideis, utrinque subobtu-

siusculis, medio L-septatis constrictis, flavo-brunneis, 20-3») 6-10,

stromatibus conidiophoris haud conspicuis.

Ihil>. in trunco emortuo Carica1, Cachoeira, Rio Jurua Ama-
ii,r. - - A C. mauritiicola sporidiis multo majoribus diguoscitur.

C. Heinesii IV Henn. ob sporidia constanter hyalina a typo differt
Dunc Coralhnui/cetella Heinesii P. Hcnn. vocatur.

Sect. 5. Ph;r'0(liil\m,T.

SPEGAZZINULA Sacc. — S\1l. II p. 537.

I. Spegazzinula juglandina v. Hohnel in Ann. Mycol. 1903, I, p. 394. 2808
Peritheciis in cortice leviter tumefacto immersis, sparsis v. ad
2-3 concrescentibus, 300-450 « 200-250. ostiolo crassiusculo, papil-
lato-applanato, peridcrmium perforantibus ; tunica 20-30 ;j.. crassa,
dilute brunnea, carnoso-membranacea, e cellulis distiuctis, brunneis,
subtiliter tunicatis composita; nucleo pallido v. roseo; ascis pedi-
cellatis, latc clavatis, membrana mox mucoso-diffluentc praeditis,
'.»( )-l 10 * 22-25; paraphysibus hyalinis, septatis, longissimis 5-10
;j.. crassis, guttulis repletis, obvallatis; sporidiis octonis, bi-tri-
seriatis, levibus, subtiliter tunicatis, 20-22 * 12-13, utrinque acutiu-
sculis, late ellipticis v. subfusoideis, loculo infero semper hyalino,
multo minore, 4-5 u.. Iongo. loculo supero primum roseo, demum
dilute ochraceo, crassius tunicato, 1-guttulato.

Hab. in ramulis subvivis Juglandis regiae, Jablaniza Her-
zegovina?.

Sect 6, Byalophragmia?.

CESATIELLA Sacc. — Syll. II p. 557.

1 Cesatiella Rehmiana v. Hohn. Ann Myool. 1904, p. 39. — Stro- 2309

matibus effusis, carnosis, tenuibus, hinc inde parum distinctis, in
rtice immersis, peridermio secedente subsuperficialibus, cx pal-

lide ochraceo nigrescentibusj peritheciis iu stromate immersis, so-

Pyrenomycetse, Hypocreacea?, Hyalophragrnise, Calonectria. 809

litariis v. ad 2-5 aggregatis, sphuToideis, plerumque leviter appla-
natis, distincte papillatis, 200-500 ;x. latis ; nucleo sordide carneo-
roseo; tunica carnosula, 20-25 <j.. crassa, ochracea, contextu ple-
ctenchymatico-fibroso; ascis cylindraceo-clavatis, in basi abrupte
stipitatis, saspe curvulis, tenuiter tunicatis, apice rotundato-trun-
catis, 74-105 » 11-14, paraphysibus numerosis, longis, filiformibus,
minute guttulatis, coalescentibus obvallatis; sporidiis hyalinis, ca-
tervatim dilute roseis, octonis, biseriatis, utrinque acutiuscule ro-
tundatis, plus minus curvulis, membrana tenui farctis, 5-cellula-
ribus, cellulis extimis quam mediis duplo longioribus, 23-39 « 3'/2-7.
Hab. in ramulis siccis Fraxini excelsioris ad Jablaniza
Herzegovime. — Cesatiella selenospora (Otth) v. Hohn. Ann. Myc.
1904, p. 41. Ita vocanda, teste v. Hohn. 1. c. esset Cladosphceria se-
lenospora Otth seu Ophiomassaria selenospora (Otth) Jaczenski —
Syll. XI p. 353 — ob perithecii contextum molliusculum, carnosum
brunneum v. ilavo-brunneum ; sed nova epicrisis necessaria videtur
ad exemplaria vegeta speciei post Otthium (1868) non repertte.

DEBARYELLA v. Hohn. Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 274 (Etym. a Magistro
Botanices Ant. de Bary). — Perithecia molliuscula, alba v. hya-
lina, in aliis Pyrenomycetis parasitica. Asci cylindracei, 8-spori,
paraphysati. Sporidia oblonga, 4-cellularia, hyalina. — Passerinulce
analogum genus.

1 Debaryella hyalina v. Hohn. 1. c. — Peritheciis conoideo-oblongis, 2810
200 » 140, ex hyalino flavidulis, minute prosenchymaticis, collo-lon-
giusculo, 50-60 v 40, parallele parenchymatico, apice pertuso orna-
tis, matrici omnino immersis et vix ostiolo emergentibus; ascis co-
piosissimis cylindricis, 130-160 « 10-12 apice rotundatis, tenui-tuni-
catis, breve stipitatis; sporidiis octonis, monostichis, fusoideis,
utrinque obtusiusculis, 21-26^6-7, hyalinis, 4-locularibus, grosse
4-guttatis, rectis curvulisve; paraphysibus gracilibus.

Ilab. in cavitate peritheciorum Eutypse scabrosti!, Dachs-
bauberg Pfalzau, "Wiener Wald Austrioe.

CALONECTRIA De Not. Syll. II p. 540, IX p. 982, XI p. 363,
XIV p. 647, XVI p. 593.

1. Calonectria Coffeae A. Zimm. in Centr. f. Bakter. Paras. 1901, n. 4, 2811
p. 139. — Pcritheciis vulgo dense gregariis, superficialibus, glo-
bosis, laete flavis, ostiolo papillato atro-cyaneo, 0,26-0,3 mm. diam.;

810 Pyrenomycetse, Hypocrei ee, Hyalophragmise, Calonectria.

ascU tetrasporis; sporidiis utrinque obtusulis, loniter curvis, hya-
linis v. dilute 1 runneolis, 1 cellularibus, 21 > 6,4-6,3.

Ilah ad corticem Coffeae arabica'. Buitenzorg Jav.i'.

LJ Calonectria cremea A. Zimm. in Contr. f. Bakter. Paras. 1001, n. 4, ~<l~
p. L40, fig. 9. — Porithociis superficialibus, in greges plorumquo
approximatis, globOsis, laete cremeo-flavis, 0,2 mm. diam., ostiolo
prominulo, adiromo; ascis clavatis, breve crassequ*' uoduloso-stipi-
tatis, 4-sporis aparaphysatis ; sporidiis tereti-oblongis, utrinque
rotundatis, leniter curvis, 4-cellularibus, ad septa leviter constri-
ctis, hyalinis, 23-25 « 7-8.

Hab. in fructibus emortuis Theobroma' Cacao, Buitenzorg
Javae.

'.'). Calonectria Blumenaviae P. llenn. Fungi blumenavienses II, iu 2813
EJedw. 1902, p. 6. — Peritheciis sparsis, ovoideis, apice papillatis,
navidis vel dilute brunneolis, levibus 200-210 » 150-180; ascis
clavatis v. fusoideis, rectis v. curvulis, apice obtusiusculis 35-60 «
9-12, octosporis; sporidiis oblique monostichis vel subdistichis,
oblonge fusoidcis, sigmoideo-flexuosis, utrinque acutiusculis 5-7-
septatis, haud constrictis 20-30^3,5-4, hyalinis, levibus.

Hab. in caule Bambusarum, St. Catharina Brasiliaj austr.

•1. Calonectria Hohnelii Rehm apud v. Hdhn. in Ann. Mycol. 1004, 2814
]). 43. — Peritheciis dispersis et singulatim in centro mycelii tenuis,
rosei vel sanguinei, ex hyphis radiatim expansis formati et macu-
las hypophyllas, vix l/2 mm. latas pnebentis sessilibus, depresso-
^lobulosis, supra glabris, infra pilosis, poro vix conspicuo, mem-
branaceis, sanguineis, demum fuscescentibus, 150-300 a. latis, in
sicco collabentibus, contextu parenchymatico; ascis clavato-fusifor-
mibus, brove noduloso-pedicellatis, 56-76 « 0-10, octosporis; spo-
ridiis di-tristichis, fusoideis, utrinque acutis, rectis v. subcurvulis,
4-cellularibus, haud constrictis, hyalinis, 20^3-4; paraphysibus
copiosis, subtilibus, filiformibus, ascos superantibus.

Ilah in pagina inferiore foliorum Psidii spec. prope Petro-
polin, Rio de Janeiro Brasilias, mense Augusto 1800 (de Hoiinel .

~> Calonectria Meliae A. Zimm. Centr. f. Bakter. Paras. 1001, n. 3, 2813
ji L06, lig. 7-8. Peritheciis subglobosis, confertis greges 1-3
niiii. lat. formantibus, flavidis, pulverois. 0,2-0,3 mm. diam., ostiolo
prominenti achromo; ascis tereti-clavatis 10 \>.. long. 4-sporis;
sporidiis hyalinis, rectis curvulisve, oblongis, utrinque rotundatis,
12 9-12, plerumque quadrilocularibus, rarius 5-6-locularibus.
Ifnh in trunco emortuo Meliaa argutae in hortis Buitenzorg

Pyrenomycetse, Hypocreacese, Hyalophrag-mia?, Calonectria. 811

Javoe. — Ante perithecia evolvitur forma conidica Fitsarii speciem
sistens: hyphis fertilibus verticillato-ramosis, conidiis cylindraceis
parum curvis, 6-8-celIularibus 46-64 « 5,3-6,5. A C. cucurbitula
ascis 4-sporis; sporidiis majoribus distincta.
G. Calonectria intermixta P. Henn. Fungi blumenavienses II, in Hedw. 2816
1902, p. 6. — Peritheciis sparsis v. aggregatis, ovoideo-subglobo-
sis, papillatis, rufo-brunneis ca. 200-300 ;i. diam., contextu pseudo-
parenchymatico, flavo-brunneo ; ascis clavatis v. subfusoideis, apice
subobtusis 60-80 « 15-20, octosporis ; sporidiis fusoideis oblongis,
curvulis v. sigmoideis, utrinque acutiusculis 5-10 septatis, haud
constrictis, hj^alino-flavidulis 35-50*6-8.

Hab. in ramis corticatis, intermixtis Eriosphsera spec. et
Ophioceratis spec, St. Catharina Brasilise austr.

7. Calonectria ornata Annie L. Smith. Journ. Linn. Soc. XXXV, 2817
p. 18, tab. III, fig. 9-10 (extr.). — Syll. XVI, p. 1141 (nomen).

— Peritheciis minutis, sparsis, circa 300 ;i. latis, aurantiacis, su-
perficialiter cellulis prominentibus vestitis; ascis cylindraceo-fusi-
formibus, apice angustioribus, deorsum attenuatis, breviter pedi-
cellatis 180-200 v 20-30; sporidiis elongatis, ascis fere sequilongis,
10-pluri-septatis, viridi-hyalinis.

Hab. in ramis in insula Dominica Indiaj occid.

8. Calonectria vermispora Mass. et Crossl. in the Natur. 1904, p. 4. 2818

— Peritheciis gregariis vel sparsis, globoso-conoideis. carneo-rufe-
scentibus, cellulis rotundatis contextis 0,5 mm. diam., pilis hyali-
nis apice acutis, brevibus, 80-100 v 8, sparsis vestitis ; ascis mox
evanidis; sporidiis elongato-fusoideis vel vermiformibus, leniter
sigmoideis, hyalinis, 12-24-septatis, 60-100*8-10.

Hab. in truncis decorticatis, dejectis, Hardcaste Britannise
(J. Needham).

9. Calonectria (Chiajaea) Atkinsonii Eehm, Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 178. 2819

— Peritheciis gregariis, sessilibus, globoso-conoideis, in papillulam
nigram protractis, extus primitus furfuraceis, flavo-fuscidulis, de-
mum nigricantibus, parenchymatice contextis, extus hyphis non-
nullis brevibus fuscis 3-4 ;i. crassis, conoidia oblonga, fusca, 1-cel-
lularia, 7 * 3-5 gerentibus, obsessis, 500 ;j.. diam. ; ascis clavatis,
apice rotundatis, crasse tunicatis 90-100 = 15-17, octosporis ; spori-
diis primitus fusoideis, dein superiore dimidia parte crassiore, trans-
verse 2-demum 3-septatis, medio subconstrictis, roctis, hyalinis,
denique fuscidulis, 27-33 « 8-9, distidiis; paraphysibus flliformibus
3 u.. crassis.

]'■, reiiuin. cetse, Hypocreaceae, Hyalophrag-mise, Paranectria.
Ilah. ad oorticem, Mac Kinney GHon Amer. bor. (Ritebs).

PARANECTRIA Sacc Syll. II p. 562, IX p. 987.

I. Eu-Paranectria.

1. Paranectria Pritzeliana P. Henn. in Hedw. 1903, p. (79). — Pe- 2830
ritheciis aggregatis, sufogloboso-ovoideis, cinnabarinis, dense furfu-
raceo-squamosis, hyphis ca. 25-45 -* 3, apice subcinereo papillatis,

ca. 200-250, contextu cellulis rotundato-polyhedricis, ca. 15-20 ;j..
diam., coccineis; ascis fusoideis, utrinque subacutiusculis, octospo-
ris, 60-80 v 14-20; sporidiis conglobatis vel subtristichis, fusoideo-
cylindraceis, 3-septatis liaud constrictis, 30-42 « 4-5 hyalinis, basi
vel utiinque setulis filiformibus 30-45 « 2.

Hah. in truncis emortuis Lianarum. ad fl. Russel, N. Queens-
land Australire (Pritzel).

II. Paranectriella P. Henn. Perithenia hypostromate fulta.

2. Paranectria stromaticola P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1903, 2821
p, 50. — Mycelio albido, efFuso, arachnoideo, hyphis repentibus,
septatis, 3-4 >).. cr., hyalinis; peritheciis sparsis, subglobosis, pallide
ilavidis, membranaceo-molliusculis, cellulosis, 150-200 a. diam. ;
ascis fasciculatis, clavatis, apice tunicato-rotundatis, octosporis, G5-

"U > 13-18; sporidiis obliquo monostichis vel distichis, ianceolatis,
subovoideo-fusoideis, hyalinis, 3-septatis, 13-18 w 6-8, longo utrin-
ijue rostratis, rostro superiori oblique conoideo, ca. 4-6 \i. longo,
rostro inferiori oblonge setaceo 15-20 ;x. longo, hyalino.

Ilab. in foliis Berlinhr spec. ?, Ost Usambara Africre orient.
/immebmann).

3. Paranectria juruana P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. II, p. 245, tab. IV, 2822
fig. 8. — Stromatibus ceraceis plerumque in Dothideacea parasi-
tantibus, pulvinato-efFusis, byssinis, albidis, usque ad 1 mm. diam. ;
peritheciis aggregatis superfieialibus, ovoideis, subpapillatis, colla-
bentibus, tlavidulo-subincarnatis, 120-150 a.; ascis clavatis, obtu-

. 8-spori8, 70-100^8-12; sporidiis oblique monostichis v. subdi-
Btichis, subfusoideis, hyalinis, 3-septatis, 10-12*4-5, utrinque ro-
Btratis, rostris iiliformibus, curvulis oa. 6-8 ;j.. longis.

Hdb.m foliia Miconiae ad stromata Auerswaldiae Miconiae
Jurua-Miry Etio Jurui Amazoniae. — A specie pr&cedente omnino

dl8i D:

Pyrenomycetae, Hypocreacere, Hyalophragmise, Gibberella 813

BROOMELLA Sacc. — Syll. II p. 557, IX p. 988, XI p. 364, XIV
p. 650.

1. Broomella lchnaspidis A. Zimm. Centr. f. Bakter. Paras. II, Abtli. 2823
1901, VII, p. 874, f. 3. — Stromate parasitico, carnoso, pustuloso,
extus subhyalino, intus sanguineo; peritheciis in quoque stromate
pluribus, usque medietatem immersis, brunneis, subglobosis vertice
dein apertis; ascis cylindraceis, leviter curvis, 8-sporis, 95-120 \l.
long. ; sporidiis clavato-bacillaribus, hyalinis, in asco dilute brun-
neolis, usque 16-locularibus, non constrictis, s:Bpe curvulis (in ar-
ticulos, ut videtur, non dilabentibus).

Hdb. parasitice in I c h n a s p i d e filiformi ad folia Elaeis et
Coffene libericae pr. Buitenzorg Jav;e. — Var. major Zimm.
1. c. — A typo differt ascis 170 »x. longis, sporidiis aeque bacilla-
ribus non clavatis usque 155 \x. longis. — Parasitice in Diaspi-
dis sp. ad folia Pierardise pr. Buitenzorg (Raciborski).

GIBBERELLA Sacc. — Syll. II p. 552, IX p. 988, XI p. 363, XIV
p. 649, XVI p. 599.

1. Gibberella Saubinetii (Mont.) Sacc. — Syll. II, p. 554. -- var. Ca- 2824
lami P. Henn. in Hedw. 1903, p. (79). — Peritheciis gregariis, subco-
noideis, ca. 150-180 a. diam , atro-violaceis ; hyphis hyalino-fusci-
dulis, septatis, ca. 5 ;x. cr. ; ascis clavatis ca. 70 \x. long. p. sporif.
30-50 * 3-10; sporidiis distichis, fusoideis, curvulis, 3-septatis, h.ja,-
linis 20-23 * 4-4,5.

Hab. in foliis Calami spec, N. Queensland Australioe (Prit-
zel). — Var. tetraspora Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III,,
1903, pag. 302. — A typo differt pra^cipue ascis tetrasporis, 66-
78 «9-12; sporidiis triseptatis non constrictis 22-30^4,5-6,5,
contexbu violaceo. — Iu caulibus emortuis Humuli Lupuli,
Luxemburg. — var. acuum Feltg. 1. c. p. 303. — Differt pnecipue
habitatione et contextu molliore. — In foliis emortuis Pini sil-
vestris, Luxemburg.

2. Gibberella Tritici P. Henn. in Hedw. 1902, p. 301. — Peritheciis 2825
innato-superficialibus, sparsis v. dense cnsspitosis connuentibusque,
120-180 [j.. diam., sessilibus, membranaceis, subglobosis, paullo pa-
pillatis, dein collabentibus, atris, rugulosis, contextu pseudoparen-
chymatico atro-violaceo ; ascis subfusoideis, utriii(|ue attenuatis,
apice subacutiusculis vcl obtusis 38-48 « 6-8, octosporis; paraphy-
sibus filiformibus, hyalinis, 2-3 ;j.. crassis; sporidiis obliquc mono-

■enomycetse, Hypocreaceae, Hyalodictyae, Pleonectria.
stichis vel Bubdistichis, fusoidcis, utrinque acutiusculis, 3-septatis,
haud constrictis, hyalinis, L5-21 :;..V 1.5.

Hdb. iii caryopsidibus et in glumis Tritici Speltae, S. Paulo
Brasiliae.
3. Gibberella cantareirensis P. Henn. Fungi S. Paulenses III, p. 205. 2828
— Peritheciis csespitose gregariis .submembranaceis, atro-c.rrulois,
ovoideis, papillatis, ca. 200 ;j.. diam., contextu cellulis subrotunda-
tis c.rruleo-violaceis ca. 12-18 a. ; basi hyphis repentibus, subvio-
laceis ramosis, 2-5 ;j.. crassis; conidiis fusoideis, curvulis, 5-septatis
•J5-30 « 4-5 ; ascis cylindraceo -clavatis, pedicellatis, 8-sporis, GO-
L0O' 6-9; sporidiis oblique monostichis v. distichis, fusoideis, utrin-
que acutiusculis, 3-septatis haud constrictis, hyalino-violascentibus,
20-25 * 4-6.

Ilah. in ramis emortuis indet. Serra da Cantareira Brasili;r. —
G. Saubinetii affinis sed ascis, sporidiis conidiisque distinguenda.

Sect. 7. Hyalodiclyae.

PLEONECTRIA Sacc. — Syll. II p. 559, IX p. 990.

1 . Pleonectria nigropapillata Starb. in Arkiv. for Botan. 1904, Band 2, 2827
p. 13, f. 25-28. — Peritheciis e stromate pulvinato intus flavido-
"'•hroleuco v. fere olivascente numerosis, erumpentibus, in caespi-
tulos subsparsos, versiformes, 2-10 mm. long. densissime aggregatis

V. subsolitariis, spha?roideis, conico-papillatis, testaceo -melleis vel
uvellanaceo-umbrinis, primo pallide furfuraceis demum nigricanti-
bus rugcsiusculis 250-300 ;j.. diam , vertice semper nigro; contextu
trans lueem ferrugineo-fulvescente; ascis clavatis, apice rotun-
datis, breve pedicellatis, 00-75 » 12-19, octosporis, filiformi-para-
physatis; sporidiis di-monostichis vel conglobatis, initio grumosis
dein rnuriformi-septatis, ex hyalino flavidulis, ellipsoideis v. ovoideis,
subinde anguloso-sph;eroidois v. elongatis, ad septa vix v. leniter
constrictis, 12-15 « 5-7,5.

Ihrli. ad cortices, San Antonio prope Asuncion, Paraguay. —
Pleon. denigratoe affinis.

2. Pleonectria coffeicola A. Zimm. Centralbl. f. Bakter. Abt. 1902, 2828
\'lll.]». 183. — Peritheciis superficialibus in stromate tenui, sub-
hyalii wilibus, globosis, papillatis, brunnoolis, '/. mm. diam.;

8-sporis, crassis; 3poridiis falciformibus, utrinquo obtusis,
hyalinis. circ. 20-septatis parceque muriformibus, ad septa con-

Pyrenomycetse, Hypocreacese, Scolecosporse, Ophionectria. 815

strictulis 100^12, articulis soepe inoequaliter latis, non raro qui-
busdam secedentibus.

Hab. in foliis vivis Coffere libericse, Buitenzorg Javae.

MEGALONECTRIA Speg. - Syll. II p. 560, IX p. 992, XVI p. 599.

1. Megalonectria pseudotrichia (Schwein.) Speg. — Syll. II, p. 560. — 2829
var. australiensis P. Henn. in Hedw. 1903, pag. (79). — Ascis
conspicue angustioribus nempe 12-17 ;x. cr.; sporidiis minoribus,
14-20^7-10, 3-5-septato - muriformibus, ellipsoideis vel perfecte
maturis fusoideis. Cetera eadem.

Ilab. in truncis emortuis in silvis Cairus, N. Queensland Au-
stralice (Pritzel).

Sect. 8. PlKeodidyie.

FERACIA Roll. Bull. Soc. Mycol. 1905, p. 28 (Etym. ferax ob ascos
multisporos). — Perithecia erumpenti-superficialia, sparsa v. gre-
garia, membranacea (atro-viridia) ostiolo proedita. Asci clavati, pa-
raphysati, poly-(24)-spori. Sporidia ellipsoideo-oblonga, 3-plurise-
ptato-muriformia, colorata. — Ob perithecia madore mollia et atro-
viridia genus videtur Hypocreaceis adscribendum. In tab. comp.
(vol. XIV, p. 25) casulam 219 inter Hypocreaceas occupabit.

1. Feracia balearica Roll. 1. c. tab. 2, fig. 1. — Peritheciis minu- 2830
tissimis, globulosis, atro-viridibus, nitidis, 130-150 [i. diam., ostiolo
aperto vix prominulo instructis, celluloso-membranaceis, per fibras
lignosas erumpentibus, e madore mollibus, siccis fragilibus, e my-
celio brunneolo septatis enatis; ascis crebris fusoideo- v. clavato-
oblongis, breve stipitatis, 40-50 « 10-14, paraphysibus plus minus
ramosis, filiformibus, hyalinis obvallatis, 24-sporis; sporidiis inor-
dinate polystichis, ellipsoideo-oblongis utrinque rotundatis, e viri-
di-glauco fuscidulis, 10^4, 3-septatis, non constrictis, 1-2 longi-
trorsum v. oblique partitis.

Ilab. in ramis emortuis denudatis Buxi baloaricos, Como
Negra, Soller ins. Balearium.

Sect. 9. Scolecosponc.

OPHIONECTRIA Sacc. — Syll. II p. 563, IX p. 994, XI p. 365,
XIV p. 651, XVI p. 601.

816 Pyrenomycetse, Hypocreacese, Scolecosporae, Torrubiella.

1 Ophionectria hyphicola 1\ llenn. Fuugi blumenavienses II, in Hedw. 2831
L902, p. 7. — Peritheciis sparsis v. aggregatis, ovoideis; hyphis
fuscidulis, septatis ramosis 3,5-7 u cr. circumdatis, apice subpa-
pillatis dein collabentibus, luteo brunneis, lovibus, ca. 200-300»
L80-230 ;j.. diam. ; ascis oblonge davatis vel subfusoideis, apice
obtusiusculis, octosporis, 00-120 * 10-13; sporidiis filiformibus utrin-
que acutiusculis, liexuosis, pluri-septatis 70-80*3,5 hyalinis.
lliih. in ligno quercino emortuo, St. Catharina Brasiliae austr.

2. Ophionectria Theobromae Pat. iu Duss, Enum. Champ. Guadel. 2832
L903, pag. 81. — Peritheciis in subiculo mycelico superficiali rufo
sitis, ovoideo-oblongis, erectis, vertice truncatis, 360 « 260, cocci-
neis, rugulosis; ascis 180*25; sporidiis attenuato-fusoideis 160»

6, incoloribus, 5-6-septatis.

Hdb. in cortice putri Theobromaj Cacao, Hon<"lmont Gua-
dalupe (Duss).

3. Ophionectria belonospora (Schroet.) Sacc. — Syll. XI, p. 365. — 2833
var. unicaudata Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 1903,

p. 308, ut Calonectria. — A typo differt sporidiis 33-50 « 3-4.5,
rarius 80 « 6, basi longe appendiculiformi-tenuatis.

Hab. in caulibus emortuis Clematidis Vitalbse, Luxemburg.
1. Ophionectria foliicola A. Zimm. in Centralbl. f. Bakter. 1902, VIII, 2834
p. 182. — Peritheciis in superficie mycelii tenuissimi sessilibus,
applanatis, papillatis, cinnamomeis, glabris, 200-250 a. lat., 150 ;j..
alt. ; ascis octosporis 120 ;j.. long.; sporidiis fasciculatis rectis vel
curvulis, c. 18-cellularibus, 100 » 5, hyalinis, cellulis extimis minutis.

Ilah. in foliis vivis Coffeae libericas, Buitenzorg Javae.

TORRUBIELLA Boud. — Syll. IX p. 994, XI p. 365.
I Torrubiella rostrata P. Henn. in Hedw. 1902, p. 167. — Mycelio 2835
effuso, crustaceo, albido; peritheciis gregariis interdum confluenti-
bus v. sparsis, subsossilibus v. stipitatis ovoideis v. subpirilbrmi-
bue l'iD-500 ;j.. diam., pallidis, pilis simplicibus v. ramosis hyali-
nie 30 100*3-4, intus guttulatis, obtusis vestitis, apice 1-3 su-
bulato-rostratis, rostro ca. 0,5-5 mm. longo, basi ca. 100 ;j.. cr.,
apice subgloboso, - i-pe recurvato ca. 140 ;j.. cr., sursum conidio-
phoris ovoideis apiculatis tectis; conidiis ellipsoideis 3,5 w 3, fla
viduli : cylindraci-is, apice obtuso-rotundatis, tunicatis 1-

ris, ca. 300 t-4,5; sporidiis longitudine asci, filiformibus,
. densi guttulatis v. septulatis, ca. 1 ;j.. cr.
lloli iu Noctua, Surinam Amori

Pyrenomycetie, Hypocreacere, Scolecosporce, Hypocrella. 817

2. Torrubiella luteo-rostrata A. Zimm., Centralbl. f. Bakter. u. Paras. 2836
II, Abth. VII, 1901, p. 872. — Stromate explanato, subcirculari,
6 mm. diam., intus brunneo-rubescente, extus albo, tenui-tunicato ;
peritlieciis numerosis supra stroma plerumque aggregatis, rostel-
latis, rectis v. curvulis, 0,4-0,8 mm. long., basi 150 ;j.. lat., san-
guineis, apice flavis, filamentis mycelicis rubescentibus consperso-
asperulis; ascis filiformibus, 400^4, 8-sporis, apice crasse tunica-
tis; sporidiis in asco spiraliter convolutis, 1 ;x. cr., ut videtur, con-
tinuis nec in articulos secedentibus.

Hab. in Coccide quodam in silvis pr. Buitenzorg Javoe. —
Afifinis Torr. mbrce, a qua peritheciis in quoque stromate nume-
rosis et luteo-rostratis distinguitur.

HYPOCRELLA Sacc. — Syll. II p. 579, IX p. 1002, XI p. 367,
XIV p. 653, XVI p. 603.

1. Hypocrella Zimmermanniana P. Henn. F. javanici novi, in Hedw. 2837
1902, p. 142. — Stromatibus rotundato-pulvinatis, applanatis, sub-
stipitatis 2-2,5 mm. diam., ochraceo-viridulis v. rufo-brunneis, pa-
pillato-ostiolatis, basi attenuato-substipitatis; peritheciis immersis,
subglobosis; ascis clavato-fusoideis, apice obtusiusculis, 70-100»
4-5,5; sporidiis filiformibus pluriseptatis, 60-80 »1,5 hyalinis.

Hdb. in foliis Zingiberacearum, Depok Javae.

2. Hypocrella Sloaneae Pat. in Duss, Enum. Champ. G-uadal. 1903, 2838
p. 80. — Stromate ochraceo-albido, hemisph;erico, 2-5 mm. diam.,
peritheciis ovoideis, concoloribus, exsertis tecto, ostiolis brunneolis;
ascis longissimis, 12-15 ;x. cr.; sporidiis linearibus, mox in articu-

los incolores, fusoideos, 9-12 « 2-3 dilabentibus.

Hab. in pag. inf. foliorum Sloanese spec , in silva Bains-
Jaunes Guadalupa.

3. Hypocrella juruana P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. IV, in Hedw. 1905, 2839
p. 61. • Stromatibus phyllogenis, hypophyllis, sparsis vel sub-
aggregatis, subdiscoideo-pulvinatis, convexis v. applanatis, corneis,
rufo-brumieis 1-2 mm. diam., superne granulato-ostiolatis, subiculo
nullo, intus pallidis; peritheciis omnino immersis, oblongis; ascis
cylindraceis, apice rotundato -tunicatis, 1-subsulcatis, basi attenua-

tis, curvulis ca. 150-200 »4-5; sporidiis flliformibus, guttulatis,
hyalinis, longitudine ascorum, ca. 1 ;j.. crassis.

Hab. in foliis coriaceis, putrescentibus, Rio Jurua Brasilige.

4. Hypocrella amazonica P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. II, p. 246. — Stro- 2810
.matibus molle ceraceis hypophyllis sparsis ve] aggregatis, rotun-

318 Pyrenbmycetse, Hypocreace», Scolecospora», Hypocrella.

dato-pulvinatis, pallido isabellinis, verrucoso-tuberculatis, obscure
tiolatis, ca. !-:'> mm. diam.; peritheciis immersis, oblonge ovoi-
deis v 1 lageniformibus ; ascis cylindraceo-subfusoidois v. clavatis
apice rotundato capitulatis, 140-200 * 4-5 '/.,; sporidiis nliformibus,
parallelis pluriseptatis, cellulis 1-5 . 1, vix dilabentibus.

Ilnh. in foliis Storculiacese cujusdam, Iquitos Peru. — Non-
nullis notis ad Molleriellam jlavam accedit.

5. Hypocrella marginalis P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jalirb. 1903, p. 41). — -'sn
Stromatibus marginicolis, hemisplnerieo-pulvinatis v. subglobosis.
castaucis, 0,5-1 mm. diam., ambitu albido byssinis, corneis, levi-
bus; peritheciis immersisj ascis cylindraceis, apicc obtuso rotun-
datis, octosporis, 90-130^8-10; sporidiis parallelis, filiformibus,
pluriseptatis 70-90 « 2,5, cyanescentibus, cellulis vix dehiscentibus,
oblonge cuboideis 2,5-4 « 2,5.

Hah. in foliis Garcinias spec, Ost-Usambara Afric;c orient.
(Engler;.

6. Hypocrella rubiginosa Annio L. Smith, Journ. Linn. Soc. XXXV, 2842
pag. 18, tab. III, f. 11-14 (extr.). - Syll. XVI, pag. 1141 (no-
men). — Stromate pulvinato, rubiginoso5 circa 5 mm. lato, basi
late affixo, rugoso, peritheciis prominulis multi-punctato; pcri-
theciis elongatis, angustatis, circa 1 mm. longis, 250 ;j.. latis, basi
rotundatis, deorsum attenuatis, ostiolum versus attenuatis; ascis
octosporis, apice rotundatis, deorsum attonuatis 500*8; sporidiis
iiliformibus. lrviter curvulis v. rectis fere ascis sequilongis, pluri-
septatis, hyalinis.

Ilab. ad vetustum specimen Hypoxyli, in insula Dominica
[ndiae occid.
7 Hypocrella Raciborskii A. Zimin. Centr. f. Bakter. u. Paras. 19<M. '-"";|:!
II, Abth. p. 875, fig. 4. — Stromate liboro, disriformi, camoso,
5 mm. diam., albo v. pallide flavo, centro valde incrassato partim
conidiophoro, Aschersoni<e speciem sistente; conidiis fusoideis ho-
mogeneis vl guttulatis, 11-13 » 1,5-2, paraphysibns pr&longis in-
termixtis; peritheciis w <|u<>i|ue stromate numerosis (50 et ultra)
tnino immersis; ascis longe cylindraceis apice incrassatis, 8-spo-
ris. 22<) 10; sporidiis filiformibus ascum asquantibus, 2 ;j.. cr.,
parallelis sape contortis, in articulos, ut videtur, non dilabentibus;
paraphysibus nullis.

II<if>. pai iu Coccide quodam ad folia Citri ad pedem

M Merapi in ins. Java EJa.oiborski).

Pyrenomyceteee, Hypocreacese, Scolecosporse, Fleischeria. 819

ECHINODOTHIS Atkins. Bull. Torrey bot. Club 1894, p. 224: cfr.
Sacc. Syll. XIV p. 686, n. 2626 (Etym. cchinos erinaceus et
dothis pro Dothidea). — Stroma subcarnosum, Uete coloratum,
tuberculiforme vel disciforme; perithecia omnino in stromate su-
perficialia, subcylindracea et hinc faciem echinulatam reddentia.
Asci cylindracei octospori ; sporidia filiforrnia, septata, subhyalina.

1. Echinodothis tuberiformis (B. et E.) Atkins. 1. c. et Bot. Graz.
1891, p. 281, tab. XXV, sub Hypocrella. — Ita vocanda Hypocrea
tuberiformie B. et R. — Syll. II, p. 534 et XI, p. 367.

2. Echinodothis Gaduae P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. IV, in Hedw. 1905, 2844
p. 61, c. ic. — Stromatibus culmicolis carnosis v. ceraceis, firmis,
subtuberosis, rugoso-tuberculatis ca. 1 cm. longis, 5-7 mm. crassis,
pallide fuscidulis; peritheciis liberis breve cylindraceis, apice rotun-
datis, papillatis, flavidis vel succineis 0,3-8 mm. longis, 0,2-0,3
mm. crassis; ascis cylindraceis, apice capitellato - incrassatis, ad
basim paullo attenuatis, 8-sporis, 180-220 v 5-6; sporidiis filifor-
mibus pluriseptatis, hyalinis, longitudine ascorum, ca. 3-3 l/, [j..
crassis.

Hab. in culmis tenuibus G-aduEe sp., Rio Jurua, Jurua-Miry
Amazonise. — Affinis Ech. tuberiformi. Ab Hypocrella peritheciis
omnino liberis diversa.

ASCOPOLYPORUS A. Moll. — Syll. XVI p. 605.

1. Ascopolyporus Gollmerianus P. Henn. Fungi blumenavienses II, 2845
in Hedw. 1902, p. 8. — Stromatibus corneis duris, subglobosis
v. subhemisphccricis, primo pallidis, superne sterilibus rotundatis,
dein cremaceis subtomentosis, postice interdum plicato-sulcatis,
inferne fertilibus applanatis v. concavis, pallidis dein subfuscidulis,
marginatis, punctato-poroideis, ca. 1-2,5 cm. diam., intus pallidis,
subconcentrice brunneolo-zonatis pro parte cavernosis; perithe-
ciis immersis, subovoideis apertis ca. 0,5 mm. longis; ascis cylin-
draceo-clavatis, apice rotundatis, basi paullo attenuatis 150-200 *
5, octosporis; paraphysibus filiformibus, hyalinis, ca. 2 \i. cr. ; spo-
ridiis filiformibus, parallclis, longitudine asci, septatis dein in cel-
lulas 4 [).. longis, 0,6-1 ;j.. cr., secedentibus, hyalinis.

Hab. in parvulis culmis Bambusarum, Vonozuela Amer.
austr.

FLEISCHERIA Ponz. et Sacc. in Malp. 1901, p. 230 (Etym. a cl. viro
Max Fleischer, muscorum prseprimis aliarumquo cryptogamarum

Pyrenomycetro, Hypocreace», Soolecosporee, I llaviceps.
Ilerti sorutatoro). — Stroma tuberoso-sphaeroideum, biogemwn,
majusculum, basi applanata sessile, mox sclcrotiacco-corncimi. du-
rmn. Perithecia omnino immersa, globoso-piriformia, ostiolo papil-
lato vix emorgonfo. Asci tereti- elongati, aparaphysati. Sporidia
polystioha, filiformia, liyalina, mox in articulos baoillares utrinque
obtusos dilabentia. — Grenus insigne ab Ilypocrella, Mblleriella et
Ascopolyporo stromate mox indurato, sclerotiaceo-cornco distin-
guendum.
I. Fleischeria javanica Penz. et Sacc. 1. c. et Icon. fung. Jav. t. XL, 2846
f. 2. - Stromatibus laxo gregariis verrucosis, glabris, totis rufo-
brunneis, 8-10 mm. altis et lat., basi planis punctoque centrali
umbilicato, matrici affixis; peritheciis remotiusculis, piriformibus
350-380 ;j.. diam.. in collum breve ostiolumque papillatum parum
emergens productis, tenui-membranaceis; ascis angustc fusoideis.
apice obtuse tenuatis, deorsum crasse sensim stipitatis, 140-150«
7, aparaphysatis ; sporidiis polystichis, initio filiformibus mox in
articulos bacillares, numerosissimos, rectos, utrinque rotundatos
14-15*1,7-2, hyalinos dilabentibus.

Ilab. ad ramos adhuc vivos arboris indeterminatae, Tjibodas,
Java (M. Fleischer). — Stromata matricc avulsa rclinquunt areo-
lam albidam cum cicatricula centrali.

CLAVICEPS Tul. — Syll. II p. 564, IX p. 998, XVI p. 609.

1. Claviceps cinerea D. Griff. in Bull. Torr. Bot. Cl. 1901, XXVIII. 2817
pag. 240. fig. 1-2. — Sclorotio clavato. superno conico, erecto v.
ourvato vel contorto, 1,5-3 cm. longo, basi 1,75-2,5 mm. diam.,
viscido, in glumis permanente, levi, lucenti, nigro, reticulato; stro-
matibus erectis, e stipite brevi, cylindrico vel anguste fusiformi,
firmo fere albido ortis, subglobosis, inferne applanatis subtus ox-
cavatis, 1,75-2,75 mm. diam., sublevibus, griseo-pallidis v. cinereis,
viscidulis, ab ostiolis prominulis obscurioribus punctulatis; peri-
theciis subpiriformibus, stipatis 190-225 « 60-90; ascis octosporis,

lulatia cylindraceis, longe pedicellatis, superne rotundatis LB5-
L50 L-6j sporidiis parailele dispositis, filiformibus guttulatis 100-
L20 * 1-1,5

Ildli. in spicis Hilariae muticseet H. cenchroidis, Cochisc,
A.rizona Amer. bor.

2. Claviceps? caricina Grilliilis. Bull. of the Torr. Bot. Olub L902, 28d
]•. 300. Mycelio in jiarto centrali culmorum cvoluto sclcrotia
longitudinaliter striata, nigra 1,5-5 cm. long., 1,5-6 mm. or. effor-

Pyrenomycetje, Hypocreacese, Scolecosporse, Balansiella. 821

mante; sclerotiis intus albidis; contextu sequaliter denso ex hyphis
subseptatis, hyalinis intricatis, crasse tunicatis composito; statu
aschophoro ignoto.

Hdb. in culmis Caricis nebraskensis, Andrews, Oregon
Amer. bor. (G-riffiths et Morris). — In parte super. culmorum
adsunt sori elongati nigro-erumpentes (structura Glceosporii, teste
auctore), conidiis globosis, hyalinis 1-2 «x. diam.

BALANSIA Speg. — Syll. IX p. 997, XI p. 366, XIY P. 656, XYI
pag. 607. — Observante cl. Hennings, genus potius Dothideaceis
adscribendum.

1. Balansia chusqueicola P. Henn. Pilz. Costaric. p. 148. — Stroma- 2849
tibus culraicolis, eos deforraantibus margine tenui circumdatisque
distanter insertis, subgloboso-depressis v. hemisphaericis lignoso-
corneis, atris, paulo rugulosis ca. 05-1 cm. diam. ; peritheciis o-
mnino immersis, lageniformibus, atris, vix ostiolatis; ascis cylindra-
ceis, apice rotundatis, 8-sporis, ca. 250-300^5-7; sporidiis paral-
lelis longitudine asci, hyalinis, pluriguttulatis vel septatis, ca. 1 x j -

2 \l. crassis; contextu atro, duro, corneo.

Hab. in culmis udis Chusquese sp. Barba-Yulkan Costarica
(C. Hoffmann). — B. regulari subaffinis.

2. Balansia asclerotiaca P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. II, p. 259, cum icone. 2850
— Stromatibus culmicolis, frespitose erumpentibus, matrice haud
sclerotiaca, incrassata nigrificata, sessilibus vel stipitatis, stipite
usque ad 21/, mm. longo, 0,3 mm. crasso, tereti, pallide fusco,
pruinoso striatulo; capitulis subglobosis, interdum confluentibus,
atris, dense verrucoso-ostiolatis, ca. 1 mm. diam. ; peritheciis im-
mersis, subovoideis vel lageniformibus; ascis cylindraceis apice
attenuatis, subhemisph;erico-incrassatis, 1-sulcatulis, ad basin atte-
nuatis, 8-sporis, 150-220 -<= 3 V2-4; sporidiis parallelis, longitudine
asci, pluriguttulatis vel obsolete septulatis, filiformibus, hyalinis,

ca. 0,6-0,8 [j.. crassis.

Hab. in culmis Orthocladre ramiflorai, Jurua-Miry, Rio
Jurua Amazoni;e. — A ceteris speciebus prsesentia sclerotii mox
dignoscitur.

BALANSIELLA P. Henn. in Hedw. 1904, p. 85 (Etym. a Balansia.
cui affinis). — Stromata stipitato-capitata, pallida, ceraceo-carnosa,
e sclerotio plantie virescentis oriunda. Perithecia stromate im-
mersa subprominula. Asci cylindracei. Sporidia filiformia, septata.

Pyrenomycetse, Hypocreaci rae, Cordyceps.

— \ gen. Balansia prascipue stromate eeraceo carnoso, biogeno
aec carbonaceo-corneo mox dignoscenda.
1. Balansiella Orthocladae P. Henn. 1. c. Claviceps pallida (Wint.)
var. OrtJiocladce P. Senn. in Hedw. 1900, p. 77. — Syll. XVI,
].. 610, Balanma diadema A. Moll. Ascom. 1901, p. 197. — Syll.
XVI. p. G08.

CORDYCEPS Fr. — Syll. II p. 566, IX p. 998, XI p. 300. XIV
p. 656, XVI ]». 611. — Cfr. Penz. et Sacc. Icon. fung. Jav.
fc. XXXVIII-XL.

I. Ku-Cordyceps.

1. Cordyceps subpolyarthra P. Henn. Fungi blumenavienses II, in 2851
Eedw. 1902. pag. 11. — Stromatibus clavatis v. capitulatis 4-

12 mm. longis, coccineis, stipite tereti, 0,2-0,4 mm. cr., capitulis
9ubglobosis 1 mm. cliam. v. clavatis ca. 3^1 mm. diam.; perithe-
ciis liberi.s, conoideis, apiculatis ca. 300-400 « 100-130; ascis cylin-
draceis apice rotundato-capitatis 180-200 «3; sporidiis iiliformi-
bus, pluriguttulatis vel obsolete septatis ca. 0,7 \s.. crassis.

Ilab. in foliis Musacearum, St. Catharina Brasili;r austr.

2. Cordyceps Fleischeri Penz. et Sacc. in Malpighia 1901 p. 230, et 2852
Ic. fung. Javan. t. XXXIX, f. 4. — Clavato-cylindracea; clava
teretiuscula, subaequali, 10-12 mm. longa, 2-3 mm. cr., vivide coc-
cinea, apice longiuscule mucronata, basi a stipite discreta, carnosa,
glabra, ostiolis minutissimis asperula, stipite tenuiter cylindraceo,
glabro, brunneo, 5-7 cm. longo, 1-1,5 mm. cr. : peritheciis hori-
zontaliter immersis, crebris, elliptico-oblongis, in ostiola punctifor-
mia mox abeuntibus, 380-400 » 110; ascis cylindraceis, proelongis,
subsessilibus apice globoso-inflatulis, aparaphysatis, 170-180*''.
.")-7, octosporis; sporidiis filiformibus, rectiusculis, utrinque obtusu-

lis. multi 18-22) -septatis, 150*1,5 hyalinis, articulis 4-4,5 « 1,.">
Iltih. m Larvis insectorum, Tjibodas, in insula Java (M. Flei-
hkk). Affmis videtur C. Barnesii et C. Th oaitesii, sed differt
clava coccinea, nec vix rubescente, ostiolis minus prominulis, sti-
pite brunneo etc.
3 Cordyceps caespitoso-filiformis P. Henn. Fungi blumenavienses -s.-,;
II. ,n Bedw. 1902, p. 11. — Stromatibus caBspitosis, filiformibus,
«implicibus v. furcatis, coccineis, apice acutiusculis usque ad 3 cm.
lon^is. 0,5-0,8 niin. cr . tlcxuosis: peritheciis interrupte gregariis,
mino lil»ris. ovoideis v. subconoideis, apice obtusiusculis, coc-

Pyrenomycetoe, Hypocreacese, Scolecosporfe, Cordyceps. 323

cineis vel rufis ca. 300 [t. longis et 200 ca. ;j.. latis; ascis cy.in-
draceis apice ' rotunclato-capitatis, flexuosis octosporis 150-200«
4-6; sporidiis longitudinaliter conglobatis, pluriguttulatis, hyalinis
ca. 1 jx. crassis.

Hab. in larvis, St. Catharina Brasilia; austr.

4. Cordyceps coccinea Penz. et Sacc. — Syll. XIV, p. 656. — var. 2854
subochracea Penz. et Sacc. in Malpighia 1901, p. 231. — A typo
videtur satis differre peritheciis ex clavula magis emergentibus,
stipite paullo breviore, nempe vix 45 mm. longo, colore fungi
ochraceo-flavido, nec coccineo prsetereaque habitatione.

Hab. in larva quadam Lepidopteri hirsuta, Tjibodas, in
insula Java (M. Fleischer).

5. Cordyceps tarapotensis P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. II, pag. 246. — 2855
Mycelio submembranaceo, effuso, pallido; stromatibus aggregatis

v. sparsis, basi interdum fasciculatis, erectis subulatis, 10-16 mm.
longis, stipite basi incrassatis, cylindraceo, flavido; clavula ca. 5 mm.
longa, 1-1 '/, mm. crassa, peritheciis aggregatis omnino liberis,
oblongis, ovoideis, apice obscuris, rotundatis, brunneis, 300-350 «
180-200 \l. ; ascis cylindraceo-clavatis, apice subglobuloso depressis
sulcatis, 8-sporis, 230-280 » 4-6 ; sporidiis parallelis filiformibus,
pluriseptatis, dilabentibus; cellulis subcuboideis, hyalinis ca. 4-5 * 0,8.
Hab. in corpore Bombycinae sp. Tarapoto, Peru. — C. isa-
rioidi et C. Englerianm afflnis.

6. Cordyceps amazonica P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. II, p. 247, fig. 4. — 2856
Stromatibus singularibus, stipitato-erestis, 2 '/„-3 cm. longis, sti-
pite tereti ca. 2-2 '/, cm. longo, 1 mm. crasso, «quali, pallido vel
brunneolo, clavula subglobosa 2 7^,-3 mm. diam., coccineo-fusci-
dula; peritheciis omnino immersis, ovoideis, punctoideo-ostiolatis ;
ascis cylindraceo-subclavatis, rotundato-capitatis, sulcatis, ca. 130-
150 «3 y.-4; sporidiis filiformibus, parallelis, pluriseptatis ; cellulis

ca. 10 w 0,5-0,7; conidiis stromate eodem, conidiophoris filiformibus
hyalinis ca. 10 ;j.. longis; conidiis catenulatis, globosis, hyalinis,

ca. iy2.

Hab. in Locusta spec. Jurua-Mir}^ Brasilic

7. Cordyceps Michaelisii Henn. in Hedw. 1902, p. 169. — Stroma- 2^7
tibus plerumque caespitose gregariis, subclavatis 7-18 mm. longis,
pallidis; stipite subtereti brevi v. plus minus elongato, levi 0,5-1
cm. longo, 1,5-2 mm. cr. ; clavula oblonge ellipsoidea v. subglo-
bosa, interdum compressa, pallida, 2-8 « 2-7 mm. cliam., brunneolo-
punctata, ostiolata; peritheciis subimmersis, ovoideis 200*120 a. ;

Pyrenomycetse, Hypocreace», Scolecosporse, Cordyceps.
ascis cyliudraceis, flexuosis, apice rotundato tunicatis, basi paullo
attenuatis L 60-200 » 2,5-3 ;j..; sporidiis longitudine asci, filiformi-
bus, pluriguttulatis v. obsolcto septulatis 0,6-0,8 <i. cr.

Hab in chrysalidibus Bombycis. foliis circumdatis, Siirinam
Americse merid.

8. Cordyceps subcorticicola P. Henn. Fungi blumenavienses II, iri '-'sV
Hedw. 1002, pag. 11. — Ascomatibus stipitatis, capitatis; stipite
compresso, subclavato, iiexuoso, pallido ca. 1 cm. longo, 1-1,5
mm. cr., apice subfurcato vel simplici; capitulis hemisphaerico-
pulvinatis v. subgloboso-depressis 1,5-2 mm. diam.. flavo-cocci-
neis; peritheciis ad marginem subliberis, ovoideis v. subulatis ca.
500-000*200 [i. diam., vertice semiimmersis , apiculatis; asci >
cylindraceis, apice rotundato-capitulatis, basi attenuatis ca. 220-
280 »3 octosporis; sporidiis filiformibus guttulatis vcl septulatis

ca. 0.5 a. crass.

Ilab. in larvis emortuis in corticibus arborum, St. Catharina
Brasiliaj austr.

9. Cordyceps Uleana P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. II, p. 248. tab. IV. 2859
fig. 5. — Stromatibus sparsis vel csespitosis, stipitato-globulosis.
aurantiis, ca. 6-8 mm. altis, stipite tereti v. compresso 2-3 mm.
longo, 1-2 mm. crasso; clavulis subglobosis interdum botryoso-
congestis, 3-5 mm. diam., ruguloso-verrucosis ; peritlieciis subim-
mersis oblongc ovoideis 300-350 * 200-250, ostiolis rotundatis; ascis
cylindraceo-clavatis, apice obtuse rotundatis sulcatulis, basi atte-
nuatis, 250-300 * 4 1/2-5; sporidiis parallelis filiformibus, plurise-
ptatis, ccllulis 2-3 « 0,6-0,8 dilabentibus.

Ilab. in Looustideae spec, Cerro de Escaler Peru. — C
Corallomyceti proxime affinis.

10. Cordyceps locustiphila P. Henn. Pungi Amaz. II, p. 247, tab. IV, 2830
(ig. 3. — Mycelio effuso, pallido; stromatibus gregariis singulari-

bus vel subfasciculatis, clavatis, l-ll/, cm. longis, curvulis, stipi-
tibus subtereti-compressis, flavidis, clavulis obtusis. ca. 0,8-12 mm.
longis, 2-2 7, mm. crassis, subflavido-fuscidulis; peritheciis aggre
itis, immersis, ca. 150 u.., oblonge ovoideis, subhemisphaerico-
stiolatis; ascis cylindraceo-clavatis apice rotundato-sulcatis, 8-spo-
ris, ca. L50-200 v 3-3 1/2 ; sporidiis parallelis, filiformibns, plurigu-
tulatia vel pluriseptatis ca. 0,G-0,(.» >i. crassis.

Ilah. iu Locusta spec. Bocca <lo Tejo, E-io Jurud Brasiliae. —
militari affinis.

11. Cnrdyceps surinamensis P. Henn. iu Hedw. 1902, p. 169. — Sfcro- '-'^;1

Pyrenomycetpe, Hypocreacece, Scolccosporae, Cordyceps. 825

matibus stipitato-capitulatis, ca. 8 mm. longis; stipite tereti, flavo-
brimneo, levi, ca. 6 mm. longo, 0,8 mm. crasso, clavula hemi-
sph;erica vel subglobosa, superne rugulosa v. levi, flavida, ca. 2
mm. diam., ostiolis punctoideis vix conspicuis; peritheciis immer-
sis, ca. 200 \l. diam., ovoideis, olivaceis; ascis cylindraceis, apice
rotundatis, basi attenuatis 150*3-4; sporidiis filiformibus, pluri-
guttulatis haud septatis, ca. 1 \l. cr.

Hdb. in thorace Ichneumonidoe, Surinam Americae.

12. Cordyceps subdiscoidea P. Henn. in Hedw. 1902, p. 168. — Stro- 2862
matibus sparsis, stipitatis; capitulo convexo-subdiscoideo, applanato,
flavo, ostiolis minute papillatis, obscurioribus, 1,5-2 mm. diam. ;
stipite tereti, flavo-brunneolo, levi, sequali, ca. 4 mm. longo, 300

\y. crasso; peritheciis immersis, ovoideis, papillatis, ca. 150 \i. diam.;
ascis cylindraceis subclavatis 100-130^3, octosporis; sporidiis fili-
formibus, pluriguttulatis, hyalinis, ca. 0,8 a. crassis.
Hab. in thorace Formicie spec, Surinam Americae.

13. Cordyceps miryensis P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. II, p. 247. — Stro- 2863
matibus sparsis, clavatis, flavidis, 0,6-10 mm. longis, stipite sub-
filiformi, tereti, 3-5 mm. longo, clavula cylindracea, obtusa rotun-
data, ca. 3-5 mm. longo, l-l1/, mm. crassa; peritheciis immersis
ovoideis, papillato-ostiolatis; ascis cylindraceo-clavatis, apice glo-
buloso-capitatis, sulcatis, 120-150 « 3-3 '/„; sporidiis parallelis, fi-
liformibus, pluriseptatis; cellulis 4-5 a. longis, 0,5-0,7 a. crassis.

Hab. in chrysalide Lepidopteri minuti ad folia, Jurua-Miry
Rio Jurua Amazoni.e. — Proxime afflnis C. typhuliformi.

14. Cordyceps proliferans P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. II, p. 248, tab. IV, 2834
fig. 6 (Hedvv. 1904). — Stromatibus singularibus erectis, ca. 4 cm.
altis, stipite tereti, subcorneo corticato, atro, 2-2 l/., cm. longo, ca.

1 mm. crasso, aequali, clavulis subfusoideis, cylindraceis vel com-
pressis, proliferante-furcatis, flavido-stipitatis, subrugulosis, flavidis
punctulato-ostiolatis; peritheciis ovoideis, immersis; ascis cylindra-
ceo-clavatis apice capitellato obtusis, sulcatulis, 150-180*4-5;
sporidiis filiformibus parallelis in cellulas subfusoideas, hyalino-cya-
nescentes 6-8 ^ 0,7-0,8 dilabsntibus.

Hab. in corpore emortuo Dinoponerne (Formic.e) grandis,
Marmellos Rio Jurua Amazonise. C. myrmecqphilce affinis.

15. Cordyceps joaquiensis P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. II, p. 248, tab. IV, 2865
fig. 7. — Stromatibus ctespitosis vel singularibus, 6-8 cm. longis,
cylindraceo-fusoideis, superne simplicibus vel ramosis, fusco-oliva-
ceis, stipite carnoso, farcto, tereti, flexuoso, clavula tereti, obtusa,

noroycetse, Sypocrei bp, Scolecosporse, Cordyceps.

ca. L-l '/ cm. long;i, '2'-:» mm. crassa, punctoidoo-ostiolata; pe-
ritheciis omniuo immersis, ovoideis v. oblongis; ascis eylindracois
apice rotundatis iucrassatis, sulcatiusculis, L 50-200 * 4-4 1/2; spori-
diis (iliformibus, parallelis, pluriguttulatis v. septatis, hyalino-sub-
fuscidulis ca, 1 ;j.. crassis.

llab. in lar vis Coleopteri? cuj usdain, Sao Joaquin Rio Negro
Amazonise. — C. stibmilita/ri affinis.
L6 Cordyceps Lacroixii Ear. et Pat. Bull. Soc. Mycol. 1904. p. 65, 2866
c icon. — Stromato ereoto, simplice, usquo 20 cm. alt. 4 mm. cr.,
rigido, glabro, subtereti, sordide fusco, superne obscuriori in par-
tem perithecigeram apice obtuse tenuatam 2-5 cm. longam. in
sicco atram, levissimam, rogularitor linguiformi-dilatato (6 mm.);
peritheciis omnino immersis, confertis; ascis sporidiisque goneris.
Ilab. in larvis Lepidopteri cujusdam in Japonia (Comm. Lv-
croix). — Affinis Cord. lluegelii, sed clavula atra omnino levis.

17. Cordyceps subunilateralis Henn. in Hedw. 1902, p. 168. — Stro- 286"?
mate stipitato, apice rotundato-clavato, ca. 5 mm. longo; stipite
subcylindraceo, castaneo, sursum piloso, 2-2,5 mm. longo, 400 ;j..
crasso; clavula subglobosa v. ovoidea, longitudinaliter sulcata, sur-
sum vorrucosa 2,5 « 2 mm. castanea; peritheciis subimmersis, pa-
pillato-ostiolatis, ovoideis ca. 200-250 v 150 ;x. ; ascis cylindraceo-
fusoideis, rectis vel nexuosis, utrinque attenuatis, apice capitato-
rotundatis, octosporis 100-150 « 3,5-4; sporidiis lougitudine asci,
filiformibus, pluriseptatis, minute guttulatis, liyalinis, ca. 2-2,5 a. cr.

Ildb. in thorace Formicoe spec, Surinam Americae merid.

18. Cordyceps myosuroides Henn. in Hedw. 1902, p. 169. — Stro- 8868
matibus clavatis, stipitatis 6-S mm. long. ; stipite nliformi-toreti,
brunneo, minute pilosulo 4-5^0,4 mm.; clavula oblonge cylindra-
cea, obtusa, castanea, verrucosa 2-3 « 0.8 mm. ; peritheciis extus

liberis, obliquis, rotundato-ostiolatis, ovoideis, 200-220-150-

180 a . ; ascis cylindraceo-clavatis v. subfusoideis, rectis vol iioxuo-

pice rotundato tunicatis, basi attenuatis 80-120 » 6-8; spori-

diis longitudine asci, iiliformibus. piuriseptulatis, minute guttulatis,

ca. 2,5 [i. cr.

Ila/i. in thorace Ichneumonidae, Surinam Americo merid.

L9. Cordyceps javensis P. Henn. F. javauici novi, in Ilcdw. 1 ! »02, •jsr,>.i

p. L42 Stromatibus solitariis ex dorso larvarum, olivaceo-brun-

pite fcereti, liexuoso, carnojo, levi, glabro, 14-18 « 0,8 mnx.;

■ 1" Bubgl< . verrucoso-rugoso, ca 2 mm. diam.; perithe-

cii noi ipice Bubhemisphaerico elevatis; ascis cylindra-

Pvrenomycetfe, Dothideacere, Hyalospora?, Zimmermanniella. 827

ceis, vertice rotundato-subcapitulatis, 140-180^3,5-4,5; sporidiis
filiformibus, pluriseptatis, longitudine ascorum, articulis 3-5 v 0,5-
0,8 hyalinis.

Hab. in larvis Lepidopterorum, S. Aroun Javae.

20. Cordyceps juruensis P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. II, p. 248, tab. IV, 2870
fig. 2. — Stromatibus stipitato-clavatis, 4-8 cm. altis, cinereo-alu-
taceis pruinosis vel subpulverulentis dein fuscidulo-atris, stipite
cylindraceo v. compresso, flexuoso 3-6 cm. longo, 1-1 l/„ cm. crasso;
clavula clavata vel subspathulata subfarinacea, ccmpressa, obtusa,
5-10 mm. longa, 3-4 mm. lata; peritheciis omnino immersis, ob-
longe ovoideis, punctulato-ostiolatis ; ascis cylindraceo-clavatis, apice
incrassato-rotundatis, 4-sporis, 200-250 v 5-5 1/2 ; sporidiis filifor-
mibus pluriseptatis, cellulis ca. 4-5 « 2, hyalinis; stromate eodem
conidiophoro farinaceo; conidiophoris fasciculatis, ramosis, hyali-
nis; conidiis catenulatis, globosis, 1-guttulatis, 2 '/,-3 ji.

Hab. ad terram, Marary Rio Jurua Amazonise. — Incertum,
an species zoogena v. mycogena sit. Cord. olivaceo-virescenti pro-
xime affinis.

II. Cordyliella P. Henn. Hedw. 1901, p. 248 Stromata tentaculato-ramosa.

21. Cordyceps Volkiana A. Moller. Phyc et Ascom. p. 233, t. VII, 2871
f. 98, 99, t. XI, f. 4, P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. II, pag. 248. —
Syll. XVI, p. 615.

Ilab. quoque in larvis Lamellicornium, Rio Jurna Amazo-
niae. — Conidia tantum 4-5 v 1,5-2.

Fam. 4. Dothideacese.
Sect. 1. Hyalospora?.

ZIMMERMANNIELLA P. Henn. F. javanici novi, in Hedw. 1902, p. 142
(Etym. a cl. mycologo et phytopathologo, prof. Alb. Zimmer-
mann). — Stromata foliicola, innato-superficialia, subglobosa, sub-
cornea, verrucoso-rugosa, atra. Perithecia immersa subglobosa vix
ostiolata. Asci subfusoidei paraphysati, 3-spori. Sporidia mono-
sticha, oblonga continua, hyalina. Kullliemice Karst. affinis.

1. Zimmermanniella trispora P. Henn. 1. c. — Stromatibus hypophyl- 287;
lis, sparsis vel aggregatis^ superficialibus, subglobosis, subcorneis,

pyr Dothideacese, Hyalosporae, Phyllachora.

atris, verrucOso-rugosis, dein rimosis, 0,5-1,5 mm. diam., intus

. peritheciis immersis, vix ostiolatis, subglobosis; ascis lami-

formibus v. fusoideis, apice attenuatis, rotundato-obtusiusculis v.

ibacutiusculis, basi attenuatis, longe stipitatis, 60-80 ;j.. Longis,

p. sporif. 40-60 4-6, trisporis; paraphysibus copiosis, mycelioi-

deis, hyalinis; sporidiis monostichis, oblongis, utrinque obtusis v.

Bubacutiusculis, intus granulosis, continuis, hyalinis, 17-22 ^3.5-4.

Hab. in foliis Mangiferae indiese, Buitenzorg, Java.

MAZZANTIA Mont. — Syll. II p. 591, IX p. 1006.

1. Mazzantia rotundata Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. 1901, Nachtr. 2873
II, p. 100, et Nachtr. I, p. 148 Mazzantia spec. n. 440. - - Stro-
matibus sparsis subrotundis usque 1 mm. lat., applanatis v. sub-
concavis, rarius convexulis, glabris, nigris intus brunneis; perithe-
ciis in quoque stromate 2-9, globoso-depressis, vertice prominulis,
astomis, nitidulis; ascis tereti-clavatis, tenuato-stipitatis, octospo-
ris 75-90^9-11; sporidiis mono-distichis, oblongo-ellipsoidcis,
utrinque obtusulis, imuquilateris, fere reniformibus vel rectis, con-
tinuis, hyalinis, biguttulatis, 15 * 4,5-5.

Ilah. in caulibus Laserpitii latifolii, Luxemburg. — Mazz.
Napelli et Mazz. Brunaudiance affinis.

PHYLLACHORA Nits. — Syll. II p. 594, IX p. 1006, XI p. 368,
XIV ]». 663, XVI p. 617.

1. Phyllachora miryensis P. Henn. Fungi Amaz III, 1904, p. 368. 2874
— Maculis rotundatis, fuscis; stromatibus epij^hyllis sparsis vel

^rcgariis, pulvinatis, atris, nitentibus, ca. 1-1 '/2 mm. diam., ostio-
lalis: ji-ritheciis globulosis; ascis clavatis, obtuse rotundatis, S-
sporis, ' »0-70 * 10-18; paraphysibus filiformibus, hyalinis ca. 2 ;j..
cn aporidiis oblique monostichis vel subdistichis, ellipsoideis,

utrinque obtusis, intus pluriguttulatis, hyalinis, 11-16*7-9.

Hab. in foliis Anonacea; cujusdam, Jurua-Miry Rio Jurua
AmazoniaB.

2. Phyllachora Vochysiae P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. IV in Iledw. 1905, 2375
pag. 64. — Maculis rotundatis, fuscis; stromatibus hypophyl-

lie Bparsis vel gregariis, pulvinatis, atris; ascis clavatis, apice ro-
tundatis, 8-sporis, 70-85 » 12-22; paraphysilms liliibrmibus, hvali-
nis, 2 ;'. aporidiis oblique monostichis vel subdistichis,

oblonge ellipsoideis vel 8ubovoideis3 utrinque rotundatis, continuis
L2 3-10, byalinis.

Pyrenomycetae, Dothideacese, Hyalosporse, Phyllachora. 829

Hab. in foliis Vochysiie spec. Tarapoto, Rio Amazonas.
A Phyll. granulosa (Lev.) Sacc. et Ph. Lehmanniana Henn. satis
diversa.

3. Phyllachora Securidacae P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. II, pag. 251. — 2876
Maculis brunneis, rotundatis vel effusis; stromatibus amphigenis,
sparsis, plano-pulvinatis, atris, superne nitentibus, 1-2 mm. diam.;
peritheciis immersis vix ostiolatis; ascis clavatis vel fusoideis, ob-
tusis vel acutiusculis, 60-80 * 10-18, paraphysatis ; sporidiis oblique
monostichis vel subdistichis, fusoideis, intus granulatis, hyalinis,
15-18*5-7.

Hab. in foliis Securidacte cujusdam, Sao Joaquin, Rio Ne-
gro Amazonise.

4. Phyllachora Monninae Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 163. — Stroma- 2877
tibus amphigenis, rotundatis vel subrotundatis, sparsis, rarius con-
iiuentibus, minutis, usque 1 mm. diam. atris, vix nitentibus, plu-
rilocularibus ; ascis cylindraceis, apice obtusis, stipitatis, 75-110 *
11-13 octosporis; sporidiis oblique monostichis, ellipsoideis, utrin-
que rotundatis, continuis, hyalinis, intus granulosis, 13 «6 '/.-8.

Hab. in foliis vivis Monninre emarginatge, Montevideo,
Uruguay (Sello). — A Phyllachora dendritica Rehm, in M o n n i n a,
omnino diversa.

5. Phyllachora Hammari P. Henn., Fungi S. Paulenses I, in Hedw. 2878
1902, p. 110. — Stromatibus epiphyllis, sparsis, pulvinatis, atro-
nitentibus, plerumque 1 mm. diam , loculis paucis immersis, sub-
globosis, ostiolatis ; ascis oblonge ovoicleis v. clavatis, apice obtuse
rotundatis, octosporis, 45-75*20-30; paraphysibus filiformibus,
hyalinis 3,5 \y. cr.; sporidiis subdistichis v. conglobatis ovoideis v.
ellipsoideis, intus guttulatis, 13-16 * 7-9, hyalinis.

Hab. in foliis Machserii spec. prope S. Paulo Brasilite.

6. Phyllachora manaosensis P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. II, p. 252. — Ma- 2879
culis fuscidulis efFusis; stromatibus epiphyllis, gregarie sparsis,
innato-subhemisphsericis, rotundatis vel oblongis atris nitentibus,

c. 200-250 [x. cliam. ; peritheciis paucis immersis, subglobosis vix
ostiolatis; ascis clavatis apice rotundatis, 8-sporis, 45-60*12-18;
paraphysibus filiformibus hyalinis; sporidiis oblique monostichis v.
subclistichis, ellipsoideis, utrinque obtusis, intus guttulatis, hyali-
nis, 7-9 * 5-6.

Hab. in foliis Machaerii spec, Manaos, Rio Negro Ama-
zonia3. — A Phyll. MacJuvrii omnino diversa.

7. Phyllachora schizolobiicola P. Henn. Fungi S. Paulenses, I in 2880

Pyrenomycet», Dotbideaceee, Hyalospora?, Phyllachora.
Hedw. L902, p. 109. — Maculls fusciduiis; stromatibus amphige-
nis, punctiformibus, sparsis v. nervos sequentibus, striiforme con-
fluentibus, atris, opacis, pulvinatis, plerumque 0,5-1 mm. diam.,
loculis paucis immersis, ostiolatis; ascis clavatis vel subfusoideis
50-70 1"-1 1. octosporis; paraphysibus copiosis, filiformibus, hya-
linis ca. 2 ;>.. cr.; sporidiis obliquo monostichis v. distichis, ellipsoi-
deis, utrinque obtusis, intus guttulatis, hyalinis, 8-14^4-4.5.

Hab. in foliis Schizolobii oxcelsi, in horto bot. S. Paulo
Brasilias.

8. Phyllachora Schizolobii Rchm, Hedw. XLIV, 1905, p. 2. — Sfcro- 288]
matibus plerumque hypophyllis, orbicularibus v. irregulariter elon-
gatis, atris, in maculis folii parvulis, dilute ochraccis innatis. 0,5-3
mm. diam., Ioculis globosis 1-12 verrucose prominentibus, plus
minusve discretis, poro vix conspicuo pertusis; ascis fusiformibus,
66-76*12, 8-sporis; sporidiis oblongis, rectis, utrinque rotunda-

tis, diluto luteolis, 1-cellularibus, 12-14 » 5, distichis; paraphysibus
vix conspicuis.

Ilab. in foliis Schizolobii excelsi, Minas Geraes Brasili ae
(Ulb).

9. Phyllachora Derridis Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 163. — Stroma- 2882
tibus epiphyllis; maculis fuscescentibus obsoletis indeterminatis
insidentibus, laxe circulariter dispositis, rotundatis vel irregulari-
bus, convexulis, atris, nitentibus, '/,-1 mm. longis, pluriloculari-
bus; ascis cylindraceo-clavatis, apice rotundatis, brcviter stipitatis.
65-70 »12-16, octosporis; sporidiis monosticliis vel rarius irregu-
lariter subdistichis, ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis, continuis, hya-
linis, 14-16 * 4-6.

Hab. in foliis vivis Derridis glabratse, Angola ("Wel-
witsch .

10. Phyllachora copeyensis P. Henn. Fungi costaricenses T, in Hedw. 288 l
1902, p. 103. — Maculis atris, rotundatis; stromatibus hypophyl-

lia v. amphigenis, rotundatis, planis, levibus, atris subnitentibus,
ca. 2 mm. diam.; peritheciis subglobosis, ostiolis vix prominulia
subverrucosis ; ascis clavatis v. subfusoideis, apice rotundatis vel
subacutis, 65-70 15-17, octosporis; paraphysibus filiformibus ca.
- " cr hyalinis; sporidiis oblique monostichis v. subdistichis, ob-
longe ellipsoideis v. ovoideis, hyalinis, intus granulatis, 20-23»
8-10, oontinuis

Hab. in foliis vivis Swartziae epec, Oerros de Volirla Amer.
ntr.

Pyrenomycetse, Dothideaceee, Hyalosporte, Phyllachora. 831

11. Phyllachora juruensis P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. II, pag. 252. 2884
Mac.ulis fuscidulis effusis; stromatibus amphigenis sparse gregariis,
angulato-pulvinatis, superne atro-nitentibus, rugulosis, interne o-
pacis, verrucosis, 1-2 mm. diam. ; peritheciis immersis, subglobo-
sis; ascis fusoideis apiee subacutis, 8-sporis, 60-65*10-17; para-
physibus filiformibus, 1 '/, \l. crassis; sporidiis oblonge fusoideis
utrinque subacutiusculis, intus granulosis, hyalinis, oblique mono-
stichis vel subdistichis, 20-26 » 5-6.

Hab. in foliis Brownige spec. ? (Leguminosse), Bom Fim Eio
Jurua Amazonioe. — Stromatibus prominentibus et sporidiis fu-
soideis distinguenda species.

12 Phyllachora lungusaensis P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1903, 2885
p. 50. — Peritheciis amphigenis, sparsis vel gregariis hemispha3-
rico-pulvinatis, atro-nitentibus, minutis, ca. 0,2-0,3 mm. diam.,
levibus; peritheciis 1-4-subglobosis, immersis; ascis clavatis, inter-
dum ovoideis, apice rotundatis 35-40« 10-18, octosporis; paraphy-
sibus filiformibus; sporidiis distichis vel subtristichis, ellipsoideis,
utrinque obtusis. biguttulatis hyalinis, 8-10 « 3,5-4.

Hab. in foliis Lonchocarpi spec. ?, Lungusa in Usambara
Afric;e orient. (Engler).

13. Phyllachora Diocleae P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. II, p. 252. — Ma- 2886
culis rotundatis v. effusis, brunneolis ; stromatibus epiphyllis spar-

sis, rotundato-pulvinatis, planis, atris, granulato-verrucosis, 1 '/2-3
mm. diam.; peritheciis immersis, ovoideis, subhemisphierico-ostio-
latis ; ascis clavatis vel subfusoideis, apice rotundatis, 50-60 « 10-
12; paraphysibus filiformibus, hyalinis, 1 '/, ;x. crassis; sporidiis
oblique monostichis vel distichis, oblonge clavatis vel subfusoi-
deis, 2-4-guttulatis, hyalinis, 18-22 * 4-5.

Hab. in foliis D i o c 1 e ae spec. prope Rio Jurua AmazonicB.

14. Phyllachora centrolobiicola P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. II, p. 251. — 2887
Maculis rotundatis vel effusis, fuscidulis; stromatibus epiphyllis
gregariis vel sparsis rotundato-pulvinatis, atro-nitentibus, subru-
gulosis, 1-2 mm. diam.; peritheciis immersis ovoideis; ascis cla-
vatis, obtusis vel subacutiusculis, 8-sporis, 80-90 « 14-20; paraphy-
sibus filiformibus, hyalinis, 2 ;j.. crassis; sporidiis oblique mono-
stichis vel subdistichis, ovoideis vel fusoideis intus granulatis, ob-
tusis, hyalinis, 12-20*8-10; stromatibus conidiophoris oequalibus,
conidiis subglobosis vel ovoideis, 1-guttulatis, 6-8 ;j.., atris [Ha-
plosporella centrolobiicola P. Henn.).

Pyrenomycetro, Dothideaceee, Hyalosporse, Pbyllachora.
Hab. in foliis Ccntrolobii spec , Tarapoto, Peru. — A Ph.
i nirolobii habitu et sporidiis distichis fusoideis divcrsa.

IB. Phyllachora mexicana Turc, Un fungo parass. sulla Chaquirilla, J~s>
I» l2!» Atti Ist. bot. Pavia Majo L904, vol. K), Phytt. Adolphm Ell.
el Kell Journ. of Mycol. Sept. 1904, p. 232 c. iconib. — Stroma-
tibus numerosis, dense gregariis, rarius confluentibus subrotundia
i elliptico-elongatis, prominulo-applanatis v. leniter convexis, le-
vibus, atro-piceis, minutis. 1-2 mm. diam., denique longitudinaliter
fissis, 2-4-locularibus; loculis globoso-depressis v. lenticularibus ;
ascis cylindraceis SO-110 « 12-15, superne rotundatis, infcrnc lnv
vissime et spurie attcnuato-pedicellatis, aparaphysatis, octosporis;
sporidiis oblique monostichis, rarius subdistichis, ovato-ellipsoideis,
utrinque rotundatis, hyalinis, 11-15^6,5-8, intus granulosis.

Jlab. in ramulis vivis Adolphia; infestte (Chaquirilla) ,
Mexico (A. L. Herrera). — Socium adest pycnidium: Cijtosporina
Adolphice Turc. - Test. EU. et Kell. 1. c. adsunt paraphyses bacil-
lares, 2-3,5 ;j.. crass. et sporidia sunt 12-15^8-10.

16. Phyllachora pusilla Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 163. — Stroma- 2889
tibus epiphyllis, sparsis, minutissimis, punctiformibus, ca. '/,-'/.,
mm. diam., atris, subnitentibus, 1- vel paucilocularibus ; ascis cy-
lindraceis v. cylindraceo-clavatis, apice rotundatis, breviter stipi-
tatis, 70-105^11-21, octosporis; sporidiis monostichis vel subdi-
stichis, ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis, intus guttulatis, continuis,
hyalinis, 11 '/-17 « 7-10; paraphysibus filiformibus.

Hdb. in foliis vivis Pavonias Schrankii in Brasilia (Sello).

1 7. Phyllachora minuta P. Henn. F. javanici novi, in Hedw. 1902, 2800
pag. 143. — Maculis rotundatis, fuscis; stromatibus amphigenis,
sparsis, minutis, pulvinatis, atro-nitentibus, 0,5-1 mm. diam., le-
vibus, glabris; peritheciis 1-2 subglobosis ; ascis clavatis apice ob-
tusis, octosporis, 80-110 « 15-18; paraphysibus filiformibus. hyali-
nis 1-1,5 [i.. cr.; sporidiis subdistichis v. oblique monosticliis, elli-
psoideis v. ovoideis, intus nebulosis, 13-18 « 7-8, hyalinis, continuis.
Hab. in foliis Ilibisci spec. Buitenzorg Javaa.
Phyllachora macrospora A. Zimm. in Centralbl. f. Bakter. 1902, 289]
VIII. p. \^'-'> - Stromatibus orbicularibus, atro-brunneis nigrisve,
margine obscuriore leviter curvatis, parenchyma folii penetranti-
bus, saepe hinc inde <\i>w*r gregariis, 1-1,5 mm. diam. ; loculia 1-3
in epiphyllo dehiscentibus; ascis obtusatis, 8-sporis, 140 a. longis,
filiformi-paraphysatis ; sporidiis oblongis utrinque obtusis. hyali-
nis. dein brunneolis, extus verruculosis, 35-40 « 8.

Pyrenomycetfe, Dothideacete, Hyalosporse, Phyllachora. 833

Hab. frequens in foliis Durionis zibethini circa Buiten-
zorg Java\

19. Phyllachora Ocoteae P. Henn. in Heclw. 1904, p. 86. — Maculis 2892
obsoletis vel flavidulis; stromatibus epipliyllis sparse gregariis,
innatis, subdiscoideo-applanatis vel convexis, rotundatis, atro-ni-
tentibus 0,3-0,4 mm. diam. ; peritlieciis immersis vix prominulis;
ascis clavatis, interdum substipitatis, apice rotundatis, octosporis,
60-80^12-20; paraphysibus copiosis, filiformibus, septatis, subra-
mosis, hyalinis ca. 2 [x. crassis; sporidiis oblique monostichis v.
subdistichis, ellipsoideis vel subovoideis, hyalinis, 10-15 « 7-8.

Hab. in foliis Ocotere spec, Cabo Frio, Eio de Janeiro Bra-
siliEe (E. TJle).

20. Phyllachora opposita P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. II, p. 252. — Ma- 2893
culis rotundatis, fuscidulis; stromatibus innatis, opposito-amphi-
genis, subrotundato - dispositis, plano-pulvinatis, atro-opacis vel
subnitentibus, minute ostiolatis, ca. 0,7-10 mm. diam. ; peritheciis
immersis, globosis; ascis fusoideis vel subclavatis, apice subobtuso-
rotundatis, stipitatis, 100-130^. longis, p. sp. 80-100^10-12;
paraphysibus filiformibus, hyalinis, ca. 2 [i. crassis; sporidiis obli-
que monostichis, oblonge fusoideis, utrinque subacutis vel rotun-
datis, hyalinis, guttulatis, 14-17 » 5.

Hob. in foliis Lauraceoe cujusdam, Rio Jurua, Amazonise.

21. Phyllachora socia P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. II, p. 253. — Maculis 2894
rotundatis, fuscis ; stromatibus subcirculariter dispositis epiphyllis,
innato-erumpentibus, rotundato vel oblonge pulvinatis, atro-ni-
tentibus, 7-10 mm. diam.; peritheciis immersis, globulosis, atris;
ascis subfusoideis vel subclavatis, apice rotundato-obtusis, stipita-

tis, 140-200« 18-30; paraphysibus filiformibus, 3-4 \l. crassis; spo-
ridiis oblique monostichis vel subdistichis, ellipsoideis, crasse tuni-
catis, intus guttulatis, hyalinis, 20-30 « 13-15.

Hab. in foliis Lauracese cujusdam, intermixta Phcvangella
socia P. Henn., Cerro de Escaler, Peru.

22. Phyllachora madeirensis P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. III, 1904, p. 368. 2895
— Maculis subrotundatis, fuscidulis; stromatibus epiphyllis, gre-
gariis, minutis ca. 250 \i., subhemisphsericis ostiolatis, atro-niton-
tibus; peritheciis paucis, subglobosis; ascis clavatis vel subfusoi-
deis, rotundatis, 8-sporis, paraphysatis, 50-60^8-12; sporidiis obli-
que monostichis vel distichis oblongc fusoidois vel clavatis, obtu-

sis, hyalinis 12-16 « 5-6.

53

834 Pyrenomycetse, Dothideacese, Hyalosporse, Phyllachora.

Ilah. in foliis Lauracese oujusdam Marmellos Rio Madeira
Amazonioe.
23 Phyllachora huallagensis P. Eenn. Fungi Amaz. III, 1904, p. 3G8. 2896

Maoulis rotundatis, subinilatis, pallide fuscis. exaridis; stroma-
tibua amphigenis, subeoncentrice dispositis, sublenticulari-planis,
atris opacis . pcritlnviis immorsis, subglobosis; ascis clavatis, olj-
tuse rotundatis, 8-sporis, parapbysatis, 50-80*12-15; sporidiis
oblique monostichis vel subdistichis, fusoideis vel ovoideis, intus
granulatis, hyalinis, 12-15*5-6.

Uah. in foliis Lauraceae cujusdam,HuallagaYurimaguas, Peru.

24. Phyllachora phyllanthophila P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. II, p. 250. 2897

Maculis rotundatis fuscidulis v. obsoletis; stromatibus epiphyl-
lis gregarie sparsis, rotundato-pulvinatis, atris, opacis vel subni-
tentibus, 0,4-0,6 mm. ; peritheciis paucis, ovoideis; ascis clavatis,
apice rotundatis, basi substipitatis, 8-sporis, 35-45*12-15; para-
pliysibus filiformibus, hyalinis, ca. 2 li.. crassis; sporidiis subdisti-
cliis raro oblique monostichis, ellipsoideis vol subovoideis, intus
granulatis, hyalinis, 10-14 * 5-7.

ilah. in foliis Phyllanthi spec, Sao Antonio, Peru.

25. Phyllachora Maprouneae P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. II, p. 250. — ^898
Maculis pallidis vcl violaceis, rotundatis vol effusis; stromatibus
epiphyllis gregarie sparsis, rotundato-pulvinatis, atris, subniten-
tibus, 0,5 mm. ; ascis clavatis, apice rotundatis, 8-sporis 60-100 *
12-20; paraphysibus filiformibus, hyalinis, ca. 2 ;j.. erassis; spo-
ridiis oblique monostichis vel subdistichis, ellipsoideis , hyalinis,
continuis, '.»-12 * 7-9.

llab. in foliis Maprounea) surinamensis Tarapoto. Hual-
laga, Peru. — Maculis matrieis violascentibus dignoscenda spccios.

26. Phyllachora Crotonis (Cke.) Sacc. — Syll. II, pag. 599. — var. 2899
parvula Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 162. — A typo recedit ascis
multo minoribus, 42-55* 7-9 '/„ sporidiisque minoribus , nempo
7-11 *57-7.

Ifah. in foliis vivis Crotonis chanuedryf ol ii, Mattogrosso,
r.iasili;i Spbnceb Moore). — An propria species?

27. Phyllachora Simabae-Cedronis P. Henn. Pilz. Cost. u. Parag. 2900
p. 147 Stromatibus amphigenis, stellato-offusis v. plurilobatis,
atris, uitentibus, fuciformibus, 1-2 cm. diam.; peritheciis immer-

iibglobo stiolis subprominulis ; ascis clavatis, obtusis. sti-

pitatis 8-8poris, 50-80 - 15-26; sporidiis oMiijuc monostichis v. sub-
«lisiicliis ellipsoideis, hyalinis, intus granulatis, 8-12*5-7.

Pyrenomycette, Dothideacese, Hyalosporse, Phyllacliora. 835

Hab. in foliis Simabos Cedronis, Golfo cle Osa, Costarica.
— Stromata stellata Fucum minutum semulantur.
28. Phyllachora Tonduzii P. Henn. Fungi costaricenses I, in Hedw. 2901
1902, p. 103. — Maculis fuscis, rotundatis, minutis; stromatibus
hypophyllis sparsis v. gregariis, rotundato-pulvinatis, applanatis,
atris, subnitentibus, ca. 1 mm. diam. ; loculis paucis, subglobosis,
ostiolis vix prominulis; ascis clavatis v. subfusoideis, obtusis vel
subacutiusculis, octosporis, 75-80 «15-20; paraphysibus filiformi-
bus, hyalinis ca. 1 [J.. cr. ; sporidiis subdistichis, oblonge clavatis,
rectis v. curvulis, apice obtusis, basi acutiusculis, continuis 25-
35 « 5-6, hyalinis.

Hab. in foliis vivis Myrsines spec, Oerros de Velirla Amer.
centr.
29 Phyllachora Caseariae P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. II, pag. 251. — 2902
Maculis rotundatis vel effusis, brunneolis; stromatibus epiphyllis,
gregarie sparsis, planis, atro-nitentibus, ostiolis punctoideis; peri-
theciis immersis, ovoideis; ascis clavatis vel subfusoideis, apice ro-
tundatis vel subacutiusculis, 8-sporis, 60-90 « 10-12; paraphysibus
filiformibus, hyalinis, 1 '/, \x. crassis; sporidiis oblique monostichis
interdum subdistichis, ellipsoideis vel ovoideis, intus granulatis,
hyalinis, 8-12 » 5-6.

Hab. in foliis Caseariie spec, Manaos, Eio Negro Ama-
zonue.

30. Phyllachora Baumii P. Henn. in Ergebn. der Kunene Sambesi 2903
Expedit. p. 166 (1902). — Maculis sparsis, rotundatis, brunneis

v. cinereis exaridis, zona obscuriore circumdatis; stromatibus cir-
culariter dispositis, rotundato-pulvinatis, atris, subnitentibus mi-
nutis ca. 1 mm. diam. ; 1-3 peritheciis globulosis vix ostiolatis;
ascis longe clavatis, apice obtusiusculis, basi stipitato-attenuatis,
octosporis, 90-150^8-10; paraphysibus filiformibus, septulatis, 3
[).. cr. ; sporidiis oblonge fusoideis v. subclavatis, continuis 15-18 «
5-7, hyalinis.

Ilab. in foliis vivis Sideroxyli spec, Jau, Afr. austr.

31. Phyllachora Melaleucae Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 164. — Stro- 2904
matibus amphigenis, innatis, minutis, ca. '/3 mm. diam., atris, ni-
tidis, hemisphterico-prominulis, paucilocularibus; ascis cylindraceis,
apice rotundatis, basi breviter stipitatis, 66-84^8-11, octosporis;
sporidiis oblique monostichis, oblongo-ollipsoidois, utrinquo obtu-
siusculis, hyalinis, continuis, 11-14 « 4 '/,-6 '/2; paraphysibus fili-
formibus.

Pyrenomycetse, Dothideaceee, H-yalosporse, Pbyllachora.

Hab. in foliis vivis Melaleucie spinosse, Australia (Preis;
comm, V. W. Nkger).

32. Phyllachora cinerea K et Ev. Journ. of Mycol. 1004, p. 170 — 2905
Stromatibus sparsis, cortice interiore atrato nidulantibus, orbicu-
Iaribus 500 ;•.. diam. vel oblongis 1500 v 750 |i., intus cinereis,
disco fusco cinereo, erumpente, applanato, epidermide rupta cin-
cto; ascis cylindraceo-clavatia, paraphysatis, 80-100 » 12-15; spo-
ridiis distichis, ovato-ellipsoideis, hyalinis, continuis 12-15 « 5-7.

Hab. in ramis emortuis Catalpae, London, Canada Amcr.
bor. — Socia adest Phoma diatrypea, probabile pycnidium. Loculi
parum distincti.

33. Phyllachora vernoniicola P. Henn., Fungi S. Paulenses I, in 3906
Hedw. 1902. p. 110. — Maculis fuscidulis; stromatibus innatis,
amphigenis sparsis v. gregariis, minutis, pulvinatis, atro-nitenti-
bus 0,3-0,4 mm. diam., plerumque unilocularibus, loculis subglo-
bosis immersis ostiolatis; ascis clavatis apice rotundato-obtusis,

tosporis, 70-80 «13-15; paraphysibus filiformibus, hyalinis 2-3
;j.. cr. ; sporidiis monostichis, ovoideis, intus granulatis, 12-14 « G-8
liyalinis.

Hab. in foliis Vernonia? spec. in horto botanico, S. Paulo
Brasiliae.

34. Phyllachora? Mutisiae Speg. Myc. argent. ser. II, 1902, p. 75.— 2907
Stromatibus hypophyllis, non nitentibus, cximic limitatis 1-5 mm.
diam., repando-suborbicularibus, aterrimis, innato-subsuperficiali-
bus, e^ndermide innatis; loculis constipatis angulato-subglobosis
30-B0 ;j.., numerosis, uucleo albo farctis; ascis ....

Hab. ad folia viva Mutisiarum, Carreuleofu, in Argentina.

■ Species vulgata et pulchella sed certe in foliis delapsis tantuin

mal arans.

3B. Phyllachora viticicola P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. II, pag. 251. — -^i*

— Maculis fuscis 'fTusis vel rotundatis ; stromatibus gregariis am-

phigenis innato-erumpentibus, rotundato-pulvinatis, atro-nitenti-

bu8, 0,B mm. diam.; peritheciis paucis immersis; ascis clavatis.

apice rotundatis, 8-sporis, 65-80« 13-20; paraphysibus filiformibus

. 1 ;'. crassis; sporidiis oblique monostichis v. distichis, fusoi-

deis utrinque apiculatis, hyalinis, J.B-23 w 8-10.

Hab. in foliis Viticis sp. Bom Fim Kio .lurmi Amazonin'. —
\ /V/ Tarumai sporidiis acute fusoideis distincta.
Phyllachora ? Gaylussaciae P. Benn. in Eedw. 1902. p. 303. — 2909
Maculie rotum :planatis, rufo-violaceis; stromatibus amphi-

Pyrenomycetse, Dothideacese, Hyalosporfe, Phyllaehora. 837

genis, applanatis, atris, carbonaceis, ca. 0,5-1 cm. diam., opacis,
dense granulato-verrucosis ; peritlieciis immersis, ostiolatis, globu-
losis; conidiis filiformibus, flexuosis, hyalinis, continuis 30-60 v
0,5-0,7.

Hab. in foliis Gaylussacise spec. pr. S. Paulo Brasilke.

37. Phyllachora Macrosiphoniae P. Henn. Fungi S. Paulenses III, 2910
p. 206, Hedw. 1904 (nomen correctum), Phyllachora Heteropteridis

P. Henn., Fungi S. Paulenses I, in Hedw. 1902, p. 110. — Stro-
matibus epiphyllis, sparsis v. aggregato-confluentibus, carbonaceo-
atris, nitentibus, pulvinatis, angulatis, ruguloso-verrucosis 0,5-8
mm. diam. ; loculis subglobosis, immersis, ostiolatis; ascis clavatis
apice obtusis, 55-65 « 9-11 octosporis; paraphysibus copiosis, fili-
formibus, hyalinis; sporidiis oblique monostichis ellipsoideis, utrin-
que rotundatis, granulosis 6-8 v 5-6, hyalinis.

Hdb. in foliis et fructibus Macrosiphonia? spec. prope S.
Paulo Brasilioe. — Stromata hinc inde a Zytliia phyllachoricola
invasa.

38. Phyllachora effigurata Syd. Ann. Myc. 1903, p. 178, Ph. clen- 2911
dritica P. Henn. Hedw. 1902, p. (17) nec Rehm. — Maculis fu-
scis, effusis; stromatibus saepe amphigenis, nervos sequentibus,
epiphyllis sparsis, minutis, atris, nitentibus, Irypophyllis gregariis,
subpulvinatis, dendritico-confluentibus, atris, opacis, verrucoso-
tuberculatis ; peritheciis paucis, globosis, immersis; ascis clavatis,
obtusis 70-100 « 6-11 ; paraphysibus copiosis, filiformibus , sporidiis
oblique monostichis, oblonge ellipsoideis v. clavatis, intus granu-
losis, 13-18 * 5-6, hyalinis.

Hab. in foliis Urostigmatis spec. in horto botanico Para,
Amer. austr.

39. Phyllachora Astrocaryi P. Henn. in Hedw. 1904, pag. 87. — 2912
Stromatibus erumpente - superficialibus, subglobosis, carbonaccis,
atrofuscis, opacis, verrucoso-ostiolatis 1-2 mm. diam. ; peritheciis
subglobosis immorsis; a*cis clavatis, apice rotundatis vel applana-

tis, pedicellatis, ca. 80-140^13-16, octosporis, paraphysatis ; spo-
ridiis oblique monostichis vel subdistichis, fusoidois vel oblonge
subellipsoideis, utrinque subacutis vel obtusiusculis, hyalinis, 12-
14 « 7-8.

Hab. in foliis Astrocaryi spec, Rio de Janeiro Brasilise
(E. TJle).

40. Phyllachora Scirpi Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. II, 2913
1901, p. 99. — Stromatibus sparsis, innatis, oblongo-ellipsoidcis,

Pyrenomycetse, Dothideaceas, Hyalosporee, Phyllachora.
0,6-1 mm. long. ; peritheciis prominulis, vcrruciformibus, in pri-
mis ad stromatis marginom; ascis clavatis, longiusculo stipitatis,
obtusulis, t>5-85 ^ 10-12, oetosporis; sporidiis distichis, ollipsoideis,
rectis curvulisvo, bi-guttulatis, subinde plasmate bipartito, hyali-
nis, 15-18 * 4-5.

Hab. in calamis Scirpi lacustris, Luxemburg. — P/njIla-
chora} Ci/nodontis proxime affinis.

41. Phyllachora eximia Syd. Ann. Myc. 1904, p. 163. — Stromatibus in 2914
utraque folii pagina conspicuis, maculis striiformibus ilavo-strami-
neis insidentibus, sparsis v. seriatim confluentibus, singulis oblon-
gis'/.,-2mm. longis, conrluentibus majoribus, atris; ascis cylindra-
ceis, apice rotundatis, breviter stipitatis, maximis, 125-200 * 18-

25 ;j.., octosporis; sporidiis oblique monostichis vel subdistichis,
ellipsoideo- fusiformibus, fine inferiore acutiusculo, altero magis
obtuso, continuis, ex hyalino flavescentibus, 25-28*8-12.

IFab. in foliis vivis Arundinarias alpinae, Africre or. in-
ter Ssedia ot Kwa-Musini-Ssagara, Ussagara (AV. Busse). — Ascis
sporidiisque majusculis dignoscenda species,

42. Phyllachora Maydis Maublanc, Bull. Soc. Mycol. 1904, pag. 72, 2915
t. VII, f. 7. — Stromatibus carbonaceis, amphigenis, subrotun-
datis v. oblongis, intus loculos monostichos, globulosos v. angu-
latos foventibus; ascis cylindricis, leviter pedicellatis, 80-100 « 7-8;
paraphysibus numerosis, filiformibus, guttulatis, ascos superan-
tibus, 2-3 [j.. cr.; sporidiis monosticiiis, ovoideis, basi leniter te-
nuatis, chlorino - hyalinis, dein crasse 1-guttatis granulatisque,
10-14*5,5-6,5.

/{<(/). in foliis subvivis Zea3 Maydis in Mexico, socio ot valde
Zeae noxio Helmintosporio turcico (Doct. S. Bonansea). — In lo-
culis junioribus formantur sporuhe filiformes, 10-15*0,2.

43. Phyllachora serialis EU. et Ev. in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, vol. 8, 291G
p. 18. — Stromatibus seriatis, internerviis, punctiformibus, initio
velatis deiD suberumpentibus, plus minusvo confluentibus 2-3 mm.

• li.iui : Btromatibus singulis 500 ;j.. diam., in parenchyma foliorum

in -rsis. ; ascis dense fasciculatis, clavato-cylindraceis, breve sti-

pitatiE 75-80 ¥ 12-16; sporidiis oblique monosticliis vel distichis,
ovatis, continuis 10-12 * 5-6, hyalinis.

Ifoli iii Spartina stricta, Pacific G-rovo, Califoruia
•11. Phyllachora Sacchari P Henn. F. javanici novi, in Hedw. L902, 2917
p. 143. — Maculia pallidis v. fuscis; stromatibus epiphyllis, oblon-
pulvinatis, innato-erumpentibus, carbonaceo-atris, opacis, levi-

Pyrenomycetse, Dothideacese, Hyalosporse, Phyllachora. 839

bus 1-1,5 cm. longis 0,5-1 mm. latis; peritheciis immersis 1 vel
paucis; ascis clavatis, apice obtuse rotundatis, octosporis 80-120«
15-18; paraphysibus filiformibus, hyalinis; sporidiis subdistichis
vel monostichis, ellipsoideis vel ovoideis, utrinque obtusis, intus
nebulosis, hyalinis, continuis, 12-18 w 9-12.

Hab. in foliis Sacchari officinarum, Buitenzorg Javse.

45. Phyllachora Vossiae Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 163. — Stroma- 2918
tibus sparsis, utraque pagina folii conspicuis, minutis, subrotun-
datis vel oblongis, usque 1 mm. longis, atris, paucilocularibus ;
ascis cylindraceis, apice rotundatis, breviter stipitatis, 55-66 » 9-

11, octosporis ; sporidiis oblique monostichis, ellipsoideis, utrinque
rotundatis, continuis, hyalinis, 9-11 « 4Y2-5l/g.

Hab. in foliis vivis Vossice procerse, Kordofan merid. Bir-
ket-Rahad, Africa (Dr. J. Pfund).

46. Phyllachora Sporoboli Patouill. in Bull. Soc. Myc. de France, 2919
1903, fasc. 3, p. 258. — Stromatibus sparsis vel confluentibus,
elongatis nigris, 1-2 mm. long., epidermide nigrificata nitenti ad-
nata tectis; peritheciis immersis, ostiolis vix prominulis; ascis cla-
viformibus, apice rotundatis, inferne attenuatis 100 « 20 octosporis;
paraphysibus numerosis, linearibus, guttulatis; sporidiis subdisti-
chis, ovoideis, simplicibus, levibus, diu hyalinis, dein pallidissime
brunneis 20-23 » 10 ; loculis junioribus sporulas lineares, flexuo-
sas, hyalinas, 8-10 ^ 0,5 includentibus.

Hab. in Sporoboli (Agrostidis) pungentis, Arzew Alge-
rire. — Ab affini Phyll. Cynodontis Sacc. sporidiis majoribus differt.

47. Phyllachora Eleusines Speg. Myc. argent. ser. II, 1902, p. 75. — 2920
Maculis nullis; stromatibus amphigenis, atris, suborbicularibus,
levibus, subnitidulis 1-3 mm. diam. parum prominulis; loculis
constipatis, e mutua pressione angulatis 150-200 \i. diam., albo-
farctis, astomis?; ascis cylindraceis, apice subtruncatis, deorsum
breviter attenuato-pedicellatis 130 \i. long. 12 jj.. crass., octosporis;
paraphysibus paullo longioribus, filiformibus, septulatis; sporidiis
ellipsoideis v. leniter insequilateralibus, levibus, grosse 1-guttulatis

15 « 7 hyalinis.

Hab. in foliis vivis Eleusines tristachyse, La Plata in
Argentina.

48. Phyllachora Chionachnes Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 64. — Stro- 2921
matibus hypophyllis, in epiphyllo maculas indeterminatas fusco-
violascentes obsoletas genorantibus, sparsis v. seriatim dispositis v.
irregulariter ordinatis, oblongis, hinc inde confluentibus, solitariis

840 Pyrenomycetffl, Dothideacese, Hyalosporae, Phyllachora.

ca. 1 mm. longis, confluentibus, usque 1 cm, longis, atris, subni-
tidis; ascia late cylindraceis, apice rotundatis, 45-58 «10-11, octo-
sporis ; sporidiis oblique monostichis, late ellipsoideis, utrinque ro-
tundatis, intus granulosis, continuis, hyalinis, 9-llw6l/2-7' / :
paraphysibua numerosis, fusiformibus, apice leniter incrassatis.

Ihih. in foliis vivis Cliionaehnos barbatae, Panjab Indiae
or. (Hooker fil. et Thomson).

49. Phyllachora graminis (Pers.) Fuck. Syll. II, p. 602. — var. 2922
Panici-sulcati P. Henn. Fungi costaricenses I, in Hedw. 1902,

p. 103. — Stromatibus amphigenis, gregariis. angulato-rotundatis
v. oblongis, atris, 1-1,5 mm. diam., opacis v. subnitentibus; peri-
theciia subglobosis, immorsis, ostiolis vix prominulis; ascis clavatis,
apice rotundatis, octosporis, 60-80*10-14, parapliysibus filiformi-
bus, hyalinis ca. 1,5 ;j.. cr. ; sporidiis ellipsoideis v. ovoideis, utrin-
que obtusis, intus pluriguttulatis, 10-15 « 7-8 continuis. hyalinis.

llab. in foliis vivis Panici sulcati, S. Francisco de Guada-
lupa Amer. centr.

50. Phyllachora Arthraxonis P. Henn. in Hedw. 1904, pag. 142. — 2923
Stromatibus epiphyllis, gregarie sparsis, minute punetiformibus,

ea. 250. \i. vel nervos sequontibus oblongis, ca. 1 mm. longis,
atris. subopacis, 1-paullo-perithecigeris; ascis clavatis, apice ro-
tundatis 35-45*8-12, octosporis, paraphysatis ; sporidiis oblique
monostichis vel subdistichis, ellipsoideis vel subfusoideo-clavatis,
hyalinis, bi-guttulatis, 8-11*4-5.

Hab. in foliis Arthraxonis ciliaris, Tochi in prov. Tosa
Japoniae (Yoshinaga).

51. Phyllachora pteridiicola P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. II, p. 249. — 2924
Stromatibus epiphyllis sparsis interdum nervisequentibus, oblonge
pulvinatis, brunneis bpacis, ca. 0,6-1 mm. longis ; peritheciis im-
mersis, vix ostiolatis, subglobosis: ascis cylindraceo-clavatis apiee
obtuse applanatis, 8-sporis, paraphysatis, 90-100 « 10-15; sporidiis
oblique monostichis v. subdistichis, oblonge fusoideis, plerum<|u<-
acutiusculis, continuis, hyalinis, 18-22*7-8.

Hab. in foliis Pteridis aquilinae, Mamios. Rio Negro A-
mazoniae — A Ph. Flabella (Schw.) Thiim. omnino distincta.

52. Phyllachora filicina Saccardo et Scalia, Harrim. Alaska Exped. 2923
Crypt. p. "27. pl. V. i. 15. — Stromatibua epiphyllis, maculiformibus,

ris, applanatis. jiarum cmcrgmitibus, ambitu o circulari angulo-
sis. auperficie regulari, conteztu atro-brunneo, parenchymatico;
locuiie aumerosis, immersis, globosis, 70-80 a. diam., pallidioribus;

Pyrenomycetae, Dothideacete, Phfeosporee, Auerswaldia. 841

ascis tereti-clavatis, brevissime stipitatis, 70^10-11,5, apice ro-
tundatis, octosporis; sporidiis elliptico-oblongis, utriuque rotunda-
tis, rectis, 14-15 » 5-6, continuis, hyalinis, intus granuloso, farctis.
Hab. in foliis vivis Aspidii Lonchitis, Unalaska Alaska
(Evermann). — Pulchella species, onmino distincta.

EURYACHORA Fuck. — Syll. II, p. 625, IX p. 1030, XIV p. 674,
XVI p. 624.

1. Euryachora ? Arjonae Speg. Myc. argent. ser. II, 1902, p. 75. — 2926
Stromatibus innatis, epidermide arcte adhterente vestitis, extus in-
tusque atris, levibus, primo minutis granuliformibus, dein effusis
totam matricem infestantibus; loculis confertissimis, subglobosis
v. e mutua pressione angulosis 50 ;j.. diam., obsolete ostiolatis,
nucleo filamentoso-mucedineo, albo repletis.

Hab. ad folia et caules vivos Arjonarum, Mendoza et Chu-
but in Argentina. — Species vulgatissima sed adhuc semper ste-
rilis inventa; caules et folia infecta s;epius leviter hypertrophica
crassiuscula, primo pallidiora stromatibus punctiformibus plus mi-
nusve gregariis, subseriatis percursa, mox tota sa^pius utrinque
tecta.

Sect. 2. Pliwosporrc.

AUERSWALDIA Sacc. — Syll. II p. 626, IX p. 1031, XI p. 374,
XIV p. 675, XVI p. 625.

1. Auerswaldia Balansae (Speg.?) Fl. Tassi in Bull. Lab. Ort. Bot. 2927
Siena 1904, p. 74, Lasmenia Balansm Speg. — Syll. X, p 425.

— Maculis nullis; stromatibus hypophyllis 300-500 jx. diam., par-
tim orbicularibus, partim irregularibus, densiuscule sparsis, num-
quam confluentibus, nigris, levibus, glabris, pulvinatis, parenchyma '
inter duas epidermides pervadentibus; loculis in quoque stromate
ssepe solitariis v. paucis 2-3, immersis, albo-farctis ; ascis cylindri-
cis, apice rotundatis, deorsum breve attenuatis, octosporis, 100-
125 « 14-15; sporidiis monostichis, haud raro subdistichis, ellipticis,
utrinque obtusulis 15-20 « 8-9 non v. grosse 1-guttulatis, brunneo-
olivaceis, paraphysibus filiformibus obsoletis obvallatis.

Hab. in foliis vivis E u g e n i ae spec. Cerro Hu, prov. Para-
guay (B. Balansa, Pl. du Paraguay n. 3750).

2. Auerswaldia Miconise P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. II, p. 253. — Ma- 2928

Pyrenomycetee, Dothideacese, Phseosporae, A.uerswaldia.
culis rufo-brunneis, rotundatis; stromatibus hypophyllis sparsis,
atro-carbonaceis, pulvinato-erumpentibus, rotundatis, ruguloso-
verrucosis, ca. 1 mm. diam. ; peritheciis subimmersis, verrucoso-
stiolatis; aseis cylindraceo-clavatis, apice obtusis, 8-sporis, 120-
130*6-7; paraphysibus filiformibus, hyalinis, ca. 1 '/, [t. crassis;
sporidiis oblique monostichis ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis, 10-
L3 *4-5'/,, atris, continuis.

Ilah. in foliis Mieoni.r sjnr.. Rio .lurua Amazoniae. — Ab
Auersw. Fiebrigii omnino diversa.

3. Auerswaldia Fiebrigii P. Henn. Pilz. Costar. u. Parag. p. 148. — 2^9
Maculis rotundatis. rufo-brunneis; stromatibus pulvinato-applana-

tis vel subdiscoideis sparsis vel gregariis hypophyllis, atris, ver-
ruculosis, 1-2 mm. diam.; peritheciis immersis, subglobosis, obtuse
ostiolatis; ascis clavatis vel subfusoideis, obtusis, 8-sporis, 120-
100 ** 10-13; parapbysibus subramosis, hyalinis, 2-3 \y. crassis ; spo-
ridiis oblonge fusoideis utrinque obtusiusculis, continuis, primo hya-
linis dein flavo-brunneis vel fuscis, 15-24 » 6-8.

Hah. in foliis Miconbe spec, Cordillera de Altos Paraguay
(K. Fiebrig). — Sporidiis kete brunneis v. ilavo-brunneis distin-
cta species.

4. Auerswaldia Leandrae Syd. in Hedw. 1901, p. 2. — Maculis epi- 2930
phyllis minutis, brunneis, interdum obsoletis; stromatibus hypo-
phyllis, sparsis non confluentibus, innato-superficialibus globosis

v. hemisplKerico-sublenticuIaribus, verruciformibus 1-1,5 mm. d.,
atris, rugulosis ; loculis numerosis, globulosis v. ovatis 180-240 a.
diam. ; ascis cylindraceis, breviter sti])itatis, rectis 95-120 « 6-8,
octosporis; paraphysibus filiformibus, flexuosis; sporidiis monosti-
chis, ovatis v. oblongis, utrinque rotundatis, continuis, primo hya-
linis, demum fuscidulis, intus granulosis, 13-16*4-6.

Ilah. in foliis vivis Leandrae cordifoliae, Rio Grande do
Sul Amer. austr. (Reinkck et Czermack).

5. Auerswaldia Puttemansii P. Henn. Fungi S. Paulenses I. in Iledw. 2981
L902, pag. 111. — Maculis bullatis, rotundatis, fuscis, 5-10 mm.
diam.; stromatibua epiphyllis, rarissime hypophyllis gregarie erum-
pentibus, subgloboso-depressis, botryoso-rugosis. atro-carbonaceis,
opacid 1-1.5 mm. diam.; peritheciis subglobosis, immersis, pallidis;

is clavatis vel subfusoideis, apice obtusis vel subacutiusculis,
btenuatis, octosporis, 120-150 > 17-25; paraphysibus filifor-
bus, hyalinia 3 1 [l cr ; sporidiis oblique monostichis v. disti-
chis, ovoideia v. ellipsoideis, 16-22 -. 12-14, hyalino-fuscidulis.

Pyrertomycetfe, Dothideacese, Phpeosporse, Auerswaldia. 843

Hab. in foliis Lauracearum, Sao Paulo Brasiliae.

6. Auerswaldia Cecropiae P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. II, pag. 253. — 2932
Maculis rufo-brunneis, rotundatis; stromatibus erumpenti-superfi-
cialibus, applanato-pulvinatis, atro-carbonaceis, ruguloso-verruco-

sis, ca. 1-2 mm. diam.; peritheciis immersis, subglobosis; ascis
clavatis, obtusis, 8-sporis, 50-80 » 14-22; paraphysibus filiformibus,
hyalinis, sporidiis subdistichis, ellipsoideis vel ovoideis, continuis,
utrinque rotundatis , primo hyalino-granulatis, dein fuscis, 13-
18 «8-11.

Ilab. in foliis Cecropiie spec, Rio Jurua Amazonke.

7. Auerswaldia microthyrioides P. Henn. in Hedw. 1904, p. 142. — 2933
Stromatibus innato-superficialibus epiphyllis, sparse gregariis pagi-
nam totam vestitienbus, minutis, carbonaceis, rotundato-pulvinatis,
atris, nitentibus, ostiolatis, margine plano subopaco circumdatis
0,3-1 mm. diam., 1 pauci-perithecigeris ; ascis clavatis, apice ro-
tundatis 35-45 v 13-17, octosporis; paraphysibus copiosis, filifor-
mibus, hyalinis; sporidiis subdistichis, ellipsoideis, intus granulosis,
hyalinis, dein fuscidulis, 9-13 v 6-8.

Hab. in foliis Fici erectse, Tochi-mura in prov. Tosa Ja-
ponire (Yoshinaga).

8. Auerswaldia quercicola P. Henn. in Hedw. 1904, pag. 142. — 2934
Stromatibus epiphyllis, innato-superficialibus, gregariis, carbona-
ceis, atro-nitentibus, rotundato-pulvinatis, levibus 1-2 mm. diam.;
peritheciis paucis immersis, globulosis; ascis clavatis, apice rotun-
datis, octosporis 90-130^12-18; paraphysibus copiosis, hyalinis
filiformibus ca. 2-3 ji. crassis ; sporidiis oblique monostichis vel
distichis, ellipsoideis utrinque rotundatis, fusco-brunneis, basi sub-
hyalino-papillatis 15-20 * 8-10; stromatibus conidiogenis «qualibus;
basidiis ramosis, septatis 3-4 (jl. crassis, hyalinis; sporulis acroge-
nis, fusoideis, medio 1-septatis, biguttulatis, 10-20 « 3,5-4.

Hab. in foliis Quercus thalassicae in prov. Tosa Japonise
(Yoshinaoa).

9. Auerswaldia quercina Gr. Cam. in Revista Agronom. de Portugal. 2935
1903, n. 2, pag. 57, tab. VII, fig, 7 et tab. VIII, fig. 1-3. —
Maculis nullis; stromatibus epiphyllis, subhemisplrericis (raro hy-
pophyllis, irregularibus), plerumque in rachide dispositis, srcpe
confiuentibus, subsuperficialibus, magnitudine varia 1-4 mm., lo-
culis omnino prominulis, haud immersis, insequalibus, numerosis,
lenticularibus vel subconoideis, minutis, 130-180 « 00-80, ostiolo
indistincto, contextu albo farctis; ascis oblongis, apice rotundatis,

844 Pyrenomycetese, Dothideacese, Hyalodidymse, Microcyclus.

stipitatis, octosporis 70-75 « 18-20, paraphysatis ; sporidiis sub-
cymbiformibus, lovibus, continuis, pallide salmoneis, disticliis, 18-

25 * 10-12, granulosis.

Ilab. in foliis vivis Quorcus humilis, S. Martinho do Bispo,
prope Coimbra Lusitaniae.
10. Auerswaldia maxima Massee in Kew Bull. 1001, pag. 166. ■~>'-,:(<'1
Stromatibus disciformibus, erumpontibus, rotundatis, seu irregula-
ribus, atris, opacis, multilocularibus 1-2 cm. latis ; loculis dense
congcstis, immcrsis ; ascis cylindraceis, octosporis, 120*10; spori-
diis monostichis, ellipsoidcis, continuis, brunneis, opacis 12 * 6-7.

Hab. in ramis emortuis in horto botanico Aburi, Gold Coast
Africa1 occidont. — Auersw. disciformi Wint. affinis.

Sect. 3. Ilvalodidymro.

MICROCYCLUS Sacc. in Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 165 (Etym. micros et
cyclos ob stromata minuta circularia). — Stromata superficialia,
minuta, disciformia, atra; loculis immersis. Asci octospori. Sporidia
oblonga, 1-soptata, hyalina. — A Dothidella diffort stromate su-
perfioiali, disciformi, saepius minuto.

I. Eu-Microcyclus. Stromata a matrice non seeedentia.

1 Microcyclus angolensis Sacc. et Syd. Ann. Myc. 1. c. — Stroma-
tibus in gregos usque 5 mm. diam. dispositis, plerumque hypo- -xfiT
phyllis, superficialibus, in folio vivo subimmutato nasoontibus,
cxiguis, disciformibus, 250 a. diam., applanatis, rugulosis, aterri-
mis; loculis pluribus globosis, 70-80 \i. diam., ostiolis non omor-
gontibus clavulatis, apice rotundatis. broviter stipitatis, 50-64 «
12-15, octosporis; sporidiis distichis, oblongis, 1-septatis, loculo
suporiore latiore, hyalinis, 14-18 « 3 '/.,-5.

llab. in foliis vivis Millettiae Thonningii, Angola Africae
Welwitsch .

2. Microcyclus scutula (B. et C.) Saco. 1. c. - Dothidetta scutula (B.
et C.) Sacc. in Syll. II, p. 632.

3 Microcyclus Osyridis Cke Sacc. 1. c. DothideUa Osyridis (Cke.)
Berl. ot Vogl, Addit. Syll. p. 240 — Syll. IX. p. 1038.

■\ Microcyclus Tassianus Saoc.) Syd. Dothidella Osyridis sul>sp.
Tassiana Saoc. in Buli. Soc. Myc Prance 1896, p. <',!( _ Syll.
XIV, p. 676.

Pyrenomycetse, Dothideacese, Hyalodidymse, Plowrightia. 845

5. Microcyclus Bicchianus (De Not.) Syd. 1. c. --Dothidella Bicchiana
(De Not.) Sacc. Syll. II, p. 633.

6. Microcyclus Adenocalymmatis (P. Henn.) Syd. 1. c. = Dothidella
AdenocalymmatisV. Henn. Hedw. 1895, p. 323 — Syll. XIV, p. 677.

7. Microcyclus Mikaniae (P. Henn.) Syd. 1. c. = Dothidella Mikanim
P. Henn. in Hedw. 1902, p. 111. Cfr. infra p. 849.

II. Chorisodothis S. et S. Stromata facile secedentia.

8. Microcyclus labens Sacc. et Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 165. — 2(j:38
Stromatibus hypophyllis, superficialibus, immo facile secedentibus,
disciformi-applanatis, ambitu suborbicularibus, 1 mm. latis v. con-
fluendo latioribus, subcarbonaceis, opace nigris, superficie leviter
colliculosa, intus imperfecte plurilocularibus, pallidioribus, ostiolis
non distinctis; ascis cylindraceo-clavatis, breve stipitatis, 50-80«
11-14, octosporis; paraphysibus apice ramulosis, subcoalescentibus;
sporidiis irregulariter distichis, ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis,
hyalinis, 12-15 « 5-6, plasmate bipartito insequaliter bilocularibus,
denique leniter constrictis, loculo majore modo supero modo infero.

Hab. in foliis EugenioO spec, Concepcion in Chile frequens
(F. W. Neger). — Ob stroma superficiale a matrice facile sece-
dens et loculos et ostiola non distincta forte novi generis typus
(Chorisodothis Sacc. et Syd.)

PLOWRIGHTIA Sacc. — Syll. II p. 635, IX p. 1041, XI p. 376,
XIV p. 680, XVI p. 628.

1. Plowrightia Mali Feltg. Vorstucl. Pilz. Luxemb. 1901, Nachtr. II, 2939
p. 100 et Nachtr. I, p. 151, n. 449, Plowrightia spec. — Stro-
matibus erumpenti-subsuperficialibus, orbicularibus, nigris, 300-
600 [i. diam., disco applanato, ostiolis 5-15 minutis, vix prominu-

lis, punctato; ascis tereti-clavatis 110-120^12; sporidiis mono-
subdistichis, intequaliter bi-cellularibus, utrinque acutulis, 25-35 «
7-8, hyalinis vel chlorinis.

Ilab. in ramis emortuis Piri Mali, Luxemburg.

2. Plowrightia noxia (B.uhl.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Dothidea no.via Euhl. 2940
in Centralbl. f. Baktor. 1904, XII, p. 252. — Stromatibus per
majorem partem innatis, per corticom fissuin tuberculari-erumpon-
tibus, sequaliter et donsiusculo sparsis, non confluentibus, plerum-
que transverso oblongo-ellipticis v. suborbicularibus, vix emergen-
tibus, peridermii laciniis plus minus tectis, atris minutis, l /,-*/,

n|>', Pyrenomycetse, Dothideacese, Hyalodidymse, Dothi<lell;i.

raro 1 ram. latis; loculis 3-8-compluribus, plus minus peripheri-
cis, clense constipatis, parvis; ascis cylindraceo-clavatis, apice
obtusatis, basi breviter tenuatis, 120-140 » 9-11,5; sporicliis obli-
que monostichis, rarissime subdistichis, fusoideo-oblongis, utrinque
obtusatis v. obtusiusculis, 1-septatis, ad septum valde constrictis„
utraque cellula binucleatis, hyalinis, 18,5-22 « 4,5-6.

Ilab. in cortice vivo Quercus nec non Fagi et Castane;r
Moklomburg Germani;e borealis, socio statu pycnidico Fusicocco
no.rio Ruhl. — Arboribus indicatis species vere noxia.

3. Plowrightia circumscissa Tracy et Earle in Bull. of the Torr. bot. -',u
Club. 1901, p. 187. — Maculis latis; stromatibus dense sparsis,
nigris subcutaneis dein erumpentibus in areis circumscissis, irre-
gulariter ovatis vel suborbicularibus, raro confluentibus 0,8-1 mm.
diam., ostiolis 3-8 in quoque stromate vel compluribus; ascis
stipitatis, aparaphysatis, 60-80 ^IG; sporidiis subdistichis, ovatis,
1-septatis, hyalinis, 20 w 5.

Ilab. in foliis languidis Agaves spec , Longboat Key, Fla.,
Amer. bor.

4. Plowrightia argentinensis Speg. Myc. argent. ser. II, 1902, p. 76. 2942
— Stromatibus subsuperficialibus, a matrice cinerescente vel ni-

grefacta facile integre secedentibus 1-3 mm. diam. 0,5-1 mm. crass.,
superne planis sed etiam convexulis, inferne coarctatis applanatis,
margine rotundatis non nitentibus, atris, carbonaceis opacis minu-
tissime ostiolato-papillulosis; loculis numerosis ellipticis, 100-120 »
125-150; ascis clavulatis, breviter pedicellatis, paraphysatis 50-
60*6-8, densiuscule paraphysatis; sporidiis oblique subdistichis,
utrinque acutis, 16 « 3, s;epe subcurvulis, loculis sub;cquilongis
grosse 1-guttulatis.

Ilab. ad culmos aridos Setariae cujusdam propo Mendoza et
in culmis subemortuis Gymnopogonis spoc. pr. Rufino in Ar-
gfiitina. — Species eximia habitu fere Iliipocrece cujusdam, sed
stromatibus atris, carbonaceis mox dignoscenda.

DOTHIDELLA Spog. Syll. II p. G27, IX p. 1036, XI p. 375,

XIV p. 676, XVI p. 626.
1. Dothidella Melicyti Syd. Ann. Myc. 1904, p. 164. — Stromatibus 2943

amphigenis, rotundatis vol subrotundatis, innatis, '/ -1 '/., mm.

diam., atris, rugulosis; loculis numerosis; ascis cylindraceo-clava-

tis, apice rotundatis, breviter stipitatis, 45-65 ^ 9-12, octosporis;

sporidiis distichis, subnavicularibus v. subfusoidcis, utrinque atte-

Pyrenomycetse, Dothideacere, Hyalodidyma?, Dothidella. 847

nuatis, sed obtusiusculis, rectis vel leniter maequilateris, medio 1-
septatis, non constrictis, liyalinis, 20-24 « 3 '/,-5.

Hab in foliis vivis Melicyti ramiflori, Highcliff, South
Island Novae Zealandise (L. Cockayne).

2. Dothidella Serjaniae P. Henn. in Hedw. 1904, p. 87. — Stroma- 2944
tibus ramicolis, erumpenti-superficialibus, gregariis confluentibus,
pulvinatis, fusco-brunneis, opacis, rugulosis, 2-5 mm. diam. ; pe-
ritheciis immersis, subovoideis; ascis clavatis, apice rotundatis octo-
sporis. 40-55 «10-16; sporidiis oblique monostichis vel distichis
oblonge clavatis vel fusoideis, utrinque obtusis, rectis v. subcur-
vulis, medio 1-septatis paullo constrictis, hyalinis 12-18 v 4-5,5.

Hab. in ramulis Serjaniae spec, Corcovado, Rio de Janeiro
Brasilue (E. Ule).

3. Dothidella Pterolobii Eostr. in Bot. Tidsskrift Copenhagen, 1902, 2945
vol. 24, p. 212. — Stromatibus hypophyllis, oblongis, pulvinatis,
fusco-nigris, 0,5-1 mm. longis; ascis obsoletis; sporidiis hyalinis,
oblongo-clavatis, 1-septatis, 11-12 « 4-5.

Hab. i'n foliis Pterolobii Schmidtiani, Siam Asiaa merid.

4. Dothidella lonchocarpicola P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. II, p. 255. — 2946
Maculis fuscidulis effusis ; stromatibus hypophyllis gregariis, in-
nato-superficialibus, rotundato-pulvinatis, subplanis, atris, subni-
tentibus, ca. 0,3-0,4 mm. diam.; peritheciis paucis, immersis, glo-
bulosis, minute ostiolatis ; ascis subf usoideis, apice attenuatis, rotun-
datis, 8-sporis, 60-70^7-9; paraphysibus filiformibus, hyalinis;
sporidiis oblique monostichis v. distichis, oblonge fusoideis utrin-
que acutis, rectis vel curvulis, guttulatis, medio 1-septatis vix
constrictis, hyalinis, 15-22 v 4-4 '/.,.

Hab. in foliis Lonchocarpi spec, Marary, Rio Jurua Ama-
zoni;x\ — Sporidia subinde simulate pluriseptata.

5. Dothidella machaeriophila P. Henn Fungi Amaz. p. 256. — Ma- 2947
culis flavido-brunneolis, rotundatis ; stromatibus epiphyllis, grega-

rie sparsis, atro-carbonaceis, rotundato-pulvinatis, rugulosis, 1-1 '/,
mm. diam.; peritheciis subglobosis immersis; ascis subfusoideis
vel subclavatis, apice obtusiusculis, 8-sporis, 50-70 « 7-9 ; paraphy-
sibus filiformibus; sporidiis obliquo monostichis vel subdistichis,
ellipsoideis vel ovoideis, utrinquo obtusis, medio 1-septatis, vix
constrictis, 8-10 « 4 '/2-5 1/2, atris.

Hab. in foliis Machserii spec, Fortaloza, E-io Jurua Ama-
zonia^.

6. Dothidella Piptadeniae P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. II, p. 254. — Ma- 2948

sis Pyrenomyeetae, Dothideacea&, Hyalodidymse, Dothidella.

culis fuscirlulis, effusis; stromatibus inuato-epipliyllis gregariis,
rotuudato-pulvinatis, atro-nitentibus, rninutis, ca. 250 a. diam. ;
peritheciis singularibus vel paucis, immersis ; ascis clavatis, apice
rotundatis, 8-sporis, 50-70 » 12-17, paraphysibus filiformibus, hya-
linis, ca. 1 '/., crassis; sporidiis oblique monostichis vel subdisti-
chis, ovoideis, submedio 1-septatis, constrictis, cellula superiori
majori, cellula inferiori subtriquetra subcurvula, 11-13^(3-7.

Ilab. in foliis Piptadeniae spec. Tarapoto, Peru. — Stro-
mato perexiguo Stigmateam in memoriam revocat.

7. Dothidella Parkiae P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. II, p. 254 — Maculis 2949
fuscidulis effusis; stromatibus epiphyllis, erumpente-superficialibus.
minutis, rotundato-pulvinatis, atro-nitentibus; peritheciis paucis
immersis; ascis clavatis, rotundato-obtusis, 50-60 « 16-20, 8-sporis;
paraphysibus filiformibus, hyalinis ca. 1 '/., a. crassis; sporidiis
subdistichis, fusoideis, acutiusculis, submedio 1-septatis, intus gra-
nulatis, 13-18 « 5-7.

Hab. in foliis Parkiae spec, Rio Jurua Amazoni;t\ — Stro-
mata exigua non raro perithecium unicum foventia.

8. Dothidella yapensis Henn. in Hedw. 1902, pag. 61). — Maculis ■->'•':,"
fuscidulis, rotundatis; peritheciis hypophyllis interdum epiphyllis,
gregariis, rotundato-pulvinatis ssepe confluentibus 0,5-1 mm. diam.,
verrucoso-papillatis, carbonaceo-atris, opacis; peritheciis plerumque
paucis, subglobosis; ascis oblonge clavatis, apico obtusiusculis, basi
curvulis, octosporis 50-70^9-14; paraphysibus filiformibus hyali-
nis; sporidiis oblique monostichis vel subdistichis, ellipsoideis vel
ovoideis, utrinque obtusis, hyalinis, modio 1-septatis, haud con-
strictis 7-10 « 4-5.

Hab. in foliis vivis Derridis ellipticae, Yap in insulis Ca-
rolinis (G. Volkensi.

9. Dothidella mararyensis P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. III, 1904, p. 369. 2951
— Maculis flavo-brunneis, rotundatis; stromatibus innatis, amphi-
genis rotundatis, applanatis, atris, ca. 1-2 mm. diam. ; ostiolis sub-
hemisph rricis, nitentibus; perithcciis sul^lobosis; ascis clavatis v.
subfusoideis, rotundatis v. subacutiusculis, 8-sporis, paraphysatis,
50-60^10-12; sporidiis obliquo monostichis vel distichis. oblonge
fusoideis vel subclavatis, 2-3-guttulatis, primo continuis, deinde
medio 1-septatis vix constrictis, 13-16 - 4 '/.-5 Y,, hyalinis.

Ilab. in foliis Meliaccii' cujusdam, Marary, Rio .lurua Ama-
zonise.
lu. Dothidella huallagensis P. Honn. Fungi Amaz. III, 1904, p. 369. 2962

Pyrenomycetpe, Dothideacese, Hyalodidyma?, Dothidella. 849

— Maculis fuscidulis v. pallidulis, rotundatis; stromatibus innato-
erumpentibus concentrice dispositis, hemisphaericis, rugulosis, atris,
opacis, ca. 180-250 ;x. ; peritheciis immersis, subglobosis; ascis cla-
vatis vel subfusoideis, 8-sporis, paraphysatis, 50-60 « 13-15; spo-
ridiis oblonge clavatis, rectis v. curvulis, hyalinis, medio 1-septa-
tis vix constrictis, hyalinis, 20-25 » 4-5.

Hab. in foliis Saururacese cujusdam Cerro de Escaler, Peru.

11. Dothidella Arechavaletae Speg. Myc. argent. ser. II, 1902, p. 76. 2953

— Stromatibus amphigenis, hypophyllis vix prominulis tectis,
epiphyllis magis prominulis, atris, innatis, subgloboso-lenticulari-
bus, laxe gregariis, 0,3-0,5 mm. diam.; loculis in quoque stromate
1-5, globosis, e mutua pressione angulosis 100-120 p.. diam.; ascis
apice obtuse rotundatis crassiusculeque tunicatis 60-65 w 10, bre-
vissime pedicellatis, octosporis, aparaphysatis; sporidiis rectis v.
leniter curvulis 22 « 4, utrinque subobtusiusculis, subclavulatis,
medio 1-septatis, non v. constrictis hyalinis, an tandem 3-septatis
atque chlorinis?

Hab. in foliis vivis Ocoteoe acutifolise prope Montevideo,
in Uruguay.

12. Dothidella Mikaniae P. Henn., Fungi S. Paulenses I, in Hedw. 2934
1902, p. 111. — Stromatibus epiphyllis sparsis, minutis, pulvinato-
verrucosis, atris, subcarbonaceis, opacis, 0,3-0,8 mm. diam., peri-
theciis globulo^is ca. 150-200 ;j>. diam.; ascis clavatis, apice obtu-

sis, basi attenuato-stipitatis, octosporis, 50-65^12-16; paraphysi-
bus filiformibus, hyalinis ca. 1,5 ;x. cr. ; sporidiis oblique monosti-
chis vel distichis, ovoideis, ellipsoideis vel subfusoideis, medio 1-
septatis, loculis 1-guttulatis, 10-14^4-5, hyalinis.

Hdb. in foliis Mikaniae pr. S. Paulo Brasilia\ Cfr. supra p. 845.

13. Dothidella Ulei P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. II, p. 254. — Stromati- 2955
bus erumpenti-superficialibus c;Tespitose congestis, ovoideis, carbo-
naceo-atris, rugulosis, ca. l/3-3 mm. diam. ; peritheciis paucis,
ovoideis immersis; ascis clavatis, rotundato-obtusis, 8-sporis, pa-
raphysatis, 50-80^10-16,; sporidiis subdistichis, oblonge clavatis,
hvalinis, medio 1-septatis, haud constrictis, 13-20.

Hab. in foliis Hevea.1 brasiliensis, Eio Jurua Amazonia.'.

14. Dothidella Coutoubeae P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. II, pag. 254. — 2956
Stromatibus epiphyllis gregaric sparsis, innato-erumpontibus, ro-
tundato-pulvinatis, planis, atris, punctoidoo-ostiolatis, ca. 1-2 mm.
diam.; peritheciis immersis subglobosis v. ovoideis; ascis fusoideis,
subobtusis, 8-sporis, 70-90^6-9; paraphysibus filiformibus, hyali-

54

850 Pyrenomycetse, Dothideacese, Hyalodidymse, Dothidella.

nis, 1 u.. crassis; sporidiis oblique monostichis vel subdistichis,
fusoideis vel ovoideis, medio 1-septatis vix constrictis, liyalinis,
10-12 « 4 l/,-5 y?.

Ilab. in foliis Coutoubea3 guyanensis, Manaos, Rio Negro
Amazoniss.

15. Dothidella Kusanoi P. Henn. in Hedw. 1904, p. 143. — Maculis 2957
fuscidulis rotundatis ca. 5 mm. diam.; stromatibus erumpenti-su-
perficialibus, epiphyllis, circulariter dispositis, minutis, hemisphae-
rico-pulvinatis, carbonaceis, atris nitentibus; peritheciis 1- v. paucis
ca. 200 ;j.. d. globulosis; ascis clavatis, obtuse rotundatis, 4-8-spo-
ris, paraphysatis 80-90^30-40; sporidiis subdistichis oblongis,
utrinque rotundatis, ad basim 1-septatis vix constrictis, 25-35 »
15-20 hyalinis.

Hab. in foliis Quercus glaucre in Mt. Takao Japoni.r Ku-

SANO).

1G. Dothidella betulina (Fr.) Sacc. — Syll. II, p. 628. — var. yaku- 2958
tatiana Saccardo et Scalia, Harrim. Alaska Exped. Crypt. pag. 27.
pl. V, ng. 15. — Stromatibus innato-erumpentibus, pulvinato-
applanatis, subtilissime punctulatis, atris, 5 mm. diam.; loculis
minutissimis, globulosis, 50 ;j.. diam., ostiolo pertusis; ascis oblongo-
cylindraceis, apice rotundatis, deorsum nonnunquam incrassatulis,
subsessilibus, 40-48^10-12, octosporis; sporidiis subdistichis vel
polystichis, obovato-cuneatis, apice rotundatis, basi acutatis, 1-se-
ptatis, non constrictis, eguttulatis, 10-12 « 3-4, e clilorino hyalinis.
Hdb. in foliis emortuis arboris ignotse, Yakutat Bay Alaska
Trelease).

17. Dothidella Heliconiae P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. p. 255. — Maculis ^939
effusis, fuscis; stromatibus gregarie erumpentibus, oblongis, ru-
guloso-verrucosis, atris, subcarbonaceis, 1-3 mm. diam. ; peritheciis
subglobosis verrucoso- papillatis; ascia clavatis, obtusis, 8-sporis,
70-75 «7-8; paraphysibus filiformibus, hyalinis; sporidiis subdisti-
chis oblonge fusoideis vel clavatis, medio 1-septatis hyalinis 10-
12«3l/2-4.

Ilab. in foliis Heliconi;i' spec, Rio Jurua Amazonise. — Ob
exemplaria male evoluta species aliquantum incerta.

18. Dothidella scleriicola P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. II, pag. 253. — ?,i;"
Stromatibus amphigenis gregariis, innato-erumpentibus minutis, ob-
longe vel rotundato-pulvinatis. atro-nitentibus ca. 250 ;j.. ; perithe-
ciis paucis, immersis; ascis clavatis rotundatis, 8-sporis, 60-80«
12-17 paraphysatis ; sporidiis oblique monostichis v. distichis ob-

Pyrenomycetfe, Dothideacese, Hyalodidymse, Dothidella. 851

longe fusoideis vel clavatis, subobtusis, 20-25 « 4 '/. -5 '/,, guttu-
latis, medio 1-septatis haud constrictis, hyalinis.

Hab. in foliis Sclerise spec, prope Rio Jurua Amazonioe. —
Cum Phyllaehora Sclerice ascis late clavatis et sporidiis bilocula-
ribus non confundenda.

19. Dothidella minima Sacc. et Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1904, pag. 164. — 2961
— Stromatibus sparsis vel laxe gregariis, plerumque hypophyllis,
minutissimis, vix 250 \i. longis, innato-erumpentibus, applanatis,
ambitu oblongo-quadraticis, nigris; loculis in quoque stromate plu-
ribus, globulosis, 45-60 fi. diam. ; ascis tereti-clavatis, apice rotun-
datis, breve noduloso-stipitatis, 45-50 v 8,5-9, octosporis aparaphy-
satis (?) ; sporidiis distichis vel oblique monostichis, fusoideo-oblon-

gis utrinque obtusulis, 11-12 « 2 '/2-3, medio 1-septatis, non vel
vix constrictis, hyalinis.

Ilab. in foliis languidis ArundinarisB macrospermae,
New Orleans, Louisiana Americae bor. — Minutie stromatis et
loculorum mox dignoscitur.

20. Dothidella tosensis P. Henn. Pilze Jap. II, p. 152. — Stroma- 2962
tibus amphigenis, oblongis striiformibus, primo tectis dein erum-
pentibus, atris, ca. 0,5-1 mm. longis, 200-250 [t. latis; peritheciis
sparsis, subglobosis, immersis; ascis cylindraceo-clavatis, obtusis
breve stipitatis, 8-sporis, paraphysatis, 60-70 v 6-7; sporidiis obli-
que monostichis ellipsoideis vel ovoideis, obtusis, guttulatis, hya-
linis, medio 1-septatis, 7-12 « 5-6.

Hab. in foliis Agrostidis perennantis, Komodsomura,
Tosa Japoniae.

21. Dothidella platensis Speg. Myc. argent. ser. II, 1902, p. 76. — 2963
Maculis nullis v. pallescentibus, effusis, indeterminatis ; stromatibus
amphigenis, elliptico-linearibus, opacis, levibus 0,5-1 mm. long.
0,2-0,3 mm. diam. ; loculis constipatis, globosis, 150-200 ;j.. diam.,
ostiolo minutissimo non vel vix prominulo donatis; ascis cylin-
dracoo-clavulatis dense paraphysatis 100-120« 12-14; paraphysibus
filiformibus; sporidiis monostichis vel distichis, rectis oblanceolatis

v. subovatis, 22 « 8, medio-septatis, non constrictis, loculo supero
obtusiusculo, infero acutissimo fere cuspidato.

Ilab. ad folia viva Paspali platensis prope La Plata in
Argcntina.

22. Dothidella Setariae Sacc. Not;u mycologiooe in Syd. Ann. Mycol. 2964
1903, n. 1, p. 25. — Sfcromatibus epiphyllis, denso gregariis, te-
nuibus, oblongis, brunneo-atris, vix l/4 mm. long., superne strato

852 Pyrenomycetce, Dothideacese, PhffiodidymsB, Dothidea.

unico cellularum 5-7 ;j.. diam. formatis, intus (saltem initio) sub-
unilocularibus; ascis clavato-oblongis, brevissime stipitatis, 48-
55*18, spurie paraphysatis; sporidiis distichis oblongo-clavulatis
me<lio 1-septatis constrictisque, 16 ** 6, hyalinis, farctis; stromatibus
pycnidicis similibus et intermixtis; sporulis oblongis, utrinque ro-
tundatis, 10 » 3, biguttulatis, hyalinis, basidiis bacillaribus 10-12 *
2,5-3 suffultis.

Hab. in foliis adhuc vivis Setarhe glauc;e, Montello iTre-
viso) Italiic borealis. — Status pycnidicus est Phjllachora? Seta-
rice Sacc. Syll. II, p. 623, Placosphwria Setariaz Sacc. nuncupandus.

23. Dothidella Stiibelii P. Henn. Pilz. Costar. u. Parag. p. 148. — 296B
Stromatibus foliorum marginalibus, pulvinatis, atris, opacis, ver-
rucosis ca. 0,3-0,5 mm. diam.; peritheciis immersis, liemispha^rico-
ostiolatis; ascis clavatis, obtusis, 8-sporis, 45-60 » 7-10; paraphy-
sibus filiformibus septatis; sporidiis oblique monostichis vel sub-
distichis, subclavatis vel subfusoideis, obtusis, subcurvulis, 8-11 «
2 '/,-3 '/v, hyalinis, modio 1-septatis, haud constrictis.

Ilab. in foliis Pteridis deflexas, Bogota Columbke (A.
Stubel).

ROSENSCHELDIA Speg. — Syll. IX p. 1036.

1. Rosenscheldia paraguaya Speg. — Syll. IX, pag. 1036. — Cfr.
Speg., Not. synonym. p. 9, in Ann. Mus. Nac. Buen. Ayres 1903,
tomo IX. — Huc spectat Ophioceras Hyptidis Henn. (1897), teste
cl. Spegazzini 1. c.

Sect. 4. IMiicodidvniii1.

DOTHIDEA Fr. — Syll. II p. 639, IX p. 1043, XI p. 377, XIV
p. 680, XVI p 628.

1. Dothidea papilloideo-septata P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. II, p. 256. —
— Maculis rotundatis fusco-brunneis, subconcavis; stromatibus hy-
pophyllis sparsis, subatro-carbonaceis, rotundato-pulvinatis, 2-3
Jiiin. diam., ruguloso-verrucosis, ostiolis subacutis; peritheciis im-
mersis, subglobosis; ascis clavatis, apico rotundatis, 8-sporis, 30-
5< I 7-13 ; paraphysibus iiliformibus ; sporidiis oblique monostichis
\ 'iisticbis oblonge ovoideis v. fllipsoideis, rectis v. subcurvulis,
lltrinque obtusis. ad basiin 1 -soptatis, constrictis, loculo superiore

2966

Pyrenomyceta?, Dothideacese, Phseodidymse, Dothidea. 853

majusculo, loculo inferiore subpapillato, ca. 3 \x., rufo-brunneis,
10-13« 4-5 y2.

Hab. in foliis Sapindacese cujusdam Marary, Rio Jurua
Amazonise. — Sporidiis basi septatis prsedistincta species.

2. Dothidea Centrolobii P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. II, p. 255. — Ma- 2967
culis fuscidulis vel obsoletis; stromatibus epiphyllis, pulvinatis v.
subhemisphsericis, rugulosis, carbonaceis, atro-castaneis, opacis, 1-2
mm. diam.; peritheciis immersis, subglobosis; ascis clavatis, obtu-

sis, 8-sporis, 60 80 « 8-13 ; paraphysibus iiliformibus, hyalinis, 1 '/2
;a. crassis; sporidiis oblique monostichis vel subdistichis, ellipsoi-
deis vel subovoideis, utrinque rotundatis vel subapplanatis, medio
1-septatis, atro-castaneis, 8-13 « 5-7.

Hab. in foliis Centrolobii spec. Tarapoto, Peru. — A Phyl-
lachora centrolobikola stromatibus rugosis atro-brunneis mox di-
stincta.

3. Dothidea tubaraoensis P. Henn. in Hedw. p. 88. — Stromatibus 2968
corticolis, innato-erumpentibus, sparsis vel gregariis confiuenti-
busque, subhemispha^rico-pulvinatis, rugosis, atro-fuscis 1-3 mm.
diam.; peritheciis immersis, subglobosis; ascis cylindraceo-clavatis,
obtusis, octosporis, 70-90^8-12; paraphysibus copiosis, hyalinis,
filiformibus 1,5-2 [x. crassis; sporidiis oblique monostichis, ellipsoi-
deis, utrinque rotundatis, medio 1-septatis, haud constrictis 11-

15 « 5-7, atro-castaneis.

Hab. in corticibus Leguminosae cujusdam, Tabarao, St. Ca-
tharina Brasili;e (E. Ule).

4. Dothidea mauaensis P. Henn. in Hedw. 1904, p. 88. — Maculis 2969
fuscidulis rotundatis; stromatibus hypophyllis superficialibus ro-
tundatis, applanatis v. subglobosis, rugulosis, atro-castaneis subni-
teritibus vel opacis c. 1-4 mm. diam. ; peritheciis immersis subglo-
bosis;ascis clavatis apice rotundatis, 60-90« 12-16; paraphysibus
filiformibus, hyalinis; sporidiis oblique monostichis vel distichis,
ellipsoideis, primo hyalinis, continuis, dein medio 1-septatis, con-
strictis, brunneis, 8-12 v 5 8.

Hab.m foliis Dalbergiace.ie cujusdam, Maua, Rio de Janeiro
Brasiliae.

5. Dothidea orgaosensis P. Henn. in Heclw. 1904, p. 87. — Maculis 2970
fiavidulis explanatis; stromatibus innato-epiphyllis, grcgariis, in-
terdum paginam omnino tegcntibus confiuentibusquo, rotundato-
pulvinatis, atro-nitentibus, ca. 1 mm. diam. ; perithsciis immersis
subglobosis; ascis clavatis, apice obtusis, octosporis, 100-150 « 9-12;

k,\ \'\ rcnomvcofa', Dothideaceee, Pheeodldymee Pheeodothis.

paraphysibUs copiosis hyalinis; sporidiis obliquo monostichis, ovoi-
deis, snperne rotimdatis, modio vol ad basim 1-soptatis, constri-
ctis, castaneis 12-17 « 5-7.

llah. in foliis Eugeni.c spcc , Sorra dos Argaos, Rio do Ja-
noiro Brasiliae (E. Ule).

C>. Dothidea juruana P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. III, 1904, pag. 369, — '-"•,71
Maculis subrotundatis vel ofFusis, fuscidulis; stromatibus gregariis
saepe confluentibus, subcirculatim dispositis v. nervos sequentibus,
subhemisphaerico-pulvinatis, rugulosis, ca. 150-250 ;j.., atris, opacis ;
peritlieciis subglobosis; ascis clavatis, apice rotundatis, paraphy-
satis, 8-sporis, 55-70 »7-10; sporidiis oblique monostichis v. sub-
distichis, subclavatis, obtusis, primo hyalinis, continuis, doin fla-
vido-brunneolis, medio 1-septatis, 13-15 « 4 '/2-5.

Ilah. in foliis Ebonacere cujusdam Marary, Rio Jurua Ama-
zoniae (E, Ule).

7. Dothidea Daphnopsidis P. Henn. in Hedw. 1904, p. 87. — Maculis 29T2
subsanguinois vol obsolotis; stromatibus amphigenis, erumponti-
superficialibus, rotundato-lenticularibus vel pulvinatis, rugulosis,
atro-nitentibus, punctato-ostiolatis, ca. 2-4 mm. diam. ; peritheciis
immersis, numerosis, prominulis, ovoideis; ascis clavatis, vertico
rotundatis ca. 90-120*12-15, octosporis; paraphysibus copiosis,
hyalinis, apice 3 ;j.. cr. ; sporidiis oblique monostichis vel subdi-
sticliis oblonge eliipsoideis, primo 2-4-guttulatis, continuis, hya-
lino - flavidulis dein medio 1-septatis, constrictis, atro-castaneis
13-18 * 6-7,5.

Ilah. in foliis Dap hnopsid is spec , Tjiuca, Rio de Janeiro
Brasiliae (E. Ulk .

PH/EODOTHIS Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1901. p. 1C>C> (Etym. phaios ater
ef dothis pro Dothidoa). — Stromata innata, effusa, subplana, atra:
loculi immersi. Asci octospori. Sporidia oblonga, 1-soptata, colo-
rata. A Dothidella, cui proxime accedit, differt sporidiis colo-
ratis, noc hyalinis.

1. Phaeodothis Tricuspidis Syd. I. c. — Stromatibus in utraquo folii 2973
pagina conspicuis, maculis pallcsccutibus indetorminatis iusidenti-
bus vel folia lota infccta dccolorantibus. sparsis v. saepe soriatim
dispositis confluentibusque, solitariis ellipticis vcl oblongis usquo
1 mm. longis, confluentibus usque ', cm. Longis, innatis, atris.
opacis vcl vix Bubnitentibus) ascis cylindraceis, apico rotundatis,

Pyrenomycetfe, Dothideacete, PhaBodidymse, Hypoxylopsis. 855

breviter stipitatis, 62-75 « 9-11, octosporis; sporicliis oblique mo-
no- v. subdistichis, fusiformibus, medio 1-septatis, leniter constri-
ctis, utrinque attenuatis, sed apicibus obtusis, olivaceo-brunneis,
13-17*47,-5.

Hab. in foliis Tricuspidis latifolise, San Jose, Salta Ar-
gentinie (P. Gr. Lorentz).

2. Phaeodothis caaguazuensis (Speg.) Syd. = Dothidella caaguazuensis
Speg. — Syll. IX, pag. 1039. — Sporidia ex hyalino dilute fusca
vel chlorina, elongato-clavulata.

3. Phsodothis elTusa (A. L. Smith) Syd = Dothidella effusa A. L.
Smith — Syll. XIV, p. 678. — Sporidia fusca.

4. Phaeodothis Yuccae (Ell. et Ev.) Sacc. Dothidea Yuccce Ell. et Ev.
in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, vol. 8, p. 19. — Huc ducenda est Phylla-
chora? Yuccce Ell. et Ev. — Syll. XIV, p. 670. — Stromatibus
amphigenis, folii parenchymate immersis; ascis oblongo-cylindra-
ceis 75-80 « 10-12 ; sporidiis biseriatis, ovato-oblongis, luteo-brun-
neis 1-septatis, 12-15 « 5-6, ad septa constrictis. Cetera ut in dia-
gnosi Syll. 1. c.

Hab. in foliis Yuccne angustifol i:c, Maniton, Colorado,
Amer. bor. (E. T. Harper).

HYPOXYLOPSIS P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. II, p. 256 (1904) (Etym.
Hypoxylon et opsis aspectus). — Stromata crasse pulvinata, tuber-
culata, sublignoso-coriacea, nigricantia. Perithecia immersa ostio-
lata. Asci cylindracei, 8-spori paraphysati ; sporidia ellipsoidea,
1-septata, fusca. — Plowrightice et Dothideai affinis sed stromata
diversa, Hypoxylo simillima.

1. Hypoxylopsis Hurae P. Henn. 1. c. cum icone. — Stromatibus trun- 2974
cicolis, erumpenti-superficialibus, sublignoso-coriaceis, firmis, duris,
convexo-pulvinatis, crassis, rugoso-tuberculatis, atrovinosis v. atro-
fuscis, pruinosis ca. 5 mm. 4 cm. diam., ostiolis subhemispha)rico-
prominulis, atris; peritheciis immersis, subglobosis vel ovoideis;
ascis cylindraceo-clavatis, apice rotundatis, 8-sporis, 70-80 ^ 7-10 ;
paraphysibus filiformibus, hyalinis, 2-3 ;x. crassis; sporidiis oblique
monostichis, ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis, medio 1-septatis, con-
strictis, 8-13 « 6-8, atro-castaneis; contextu atrovinoso subcoriaceo.
Ilab. in truncis emortuis Hurae crepitantis, Bom Pim, Rio
Jurua Amazonia1. — Pacios Ilypoxyli sed fabrica dothideacea. Uda
succum vinosum exsudat.

sr>t; Pyrenomycetse, Dothidei gb, Byalophragmiae, Darwiniella.

MAURODOTHIS Sacc. et Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1904, pag. 166 (Etym.
mauros nigrita et dothis poro Dotliidea). — Stromata superficialia
v. subsuperfieialia, minuta, disciformia, atra; loculi immersi. Asci
octospori. Sporidia oblonga, 1-septata, colorata. — A Ph/rodothide,
cui sporidiis similis, differt stromate superficiali, disriformi.

1. Maurodothis Alyxiae Sacc. et Syd. 1. c. — Stromatibus hvpophyl- 2975
lis, superficialibus, aterrimis, concentrice dispositis, centralibus la-
tioribus, applanatis, usque 1 mm. latiti, plurilocellatis, periphe-
ricis minoribus 1-2-locellatis, omnibus ostiolis obtusis nitidis prae-
ditis; ascis clavato-saccatis, apice rotandatis, breviter stipitatis,
52-70 « 18-28, octosporis; sporidiis distichis vel tristichis. constri-
cto-didymis, utrinque rotundatis, ex hyalino brunneis, 21-24 v
8-10 l/2; paraphysibus filiformibus.

Hab. in foliis A 1 y x i ;e b u x i f o 1 i se, Australia (R. Brown). —
An Doth. AlyxicB Mass. eadem sit, ob diagnosim insufficientem
dubium manet. Genera Dothideacearum didi/mosjwra ita distin-
guuntur :

I. Sporidia hyalina. II. Sporidia colorata.

Stroma sepius effusnm, , Dothidella Spesr. _, , . . . c ,

. r. »» i • II o ' Phaeodotnis Syd.

lnnatum Munkiella Speg. J

Stroma disciforme, su- ( ... . c ., . .. . 0 , 0 ,

^ n ■ , Microcyclus Sacc. Maurodothis Sacc. et Syd.

Stronia innatum, erum- j Rosenscheldia Speg. Dothidea Fr.
pens. pulvinatum. ! Plowrightia Sacc. Roussoella Sacc.

Sect. 5. llvalophra^miiP.

DARWINIELLA Speg. — Syll. IX p. 1048.

1 Darwiniella gracilis Speg. Myc. argent. ser. II, 1902, p. 77. Huc 2976
dueeuda est Dothidella? graeilis Speg Syll. II. pag. 633. —

Sporidiis maturis tandem 3-septatis, 22-24*4-5, ad septa leniter
constrictis, utrinque obtusiusculis, hyalinis v. leniter subchlorinis ;
ascis Bubcylindraceis, 70-80 *8-l0, paraphysibus paucissimis ob-
vallatis.

Ilab. ad folia viva Acnisti cujusdam, iu dumetis prope Ca-
fayate Argentinae.

Pyrenomycetse, Dothideacese, Phceophrag-mifle, Rhopographus. 857

Sect. G. Plucophragmia?.

HOMOSTEGIA Fuck. — Syll. II, p. 649, IX "p. 1049, XIV p. 683,
XVI p. 631.

1. Homostegia lcucosticta Pat. in Duss, Enum. Champ. Guadel. 1903, 2977
p. 78. — Stromate orbiculari peridermio immerso, vix emergente,
nigro, supra plano, 5 mm. ostiolis late apertis albo-punctato ;
peritheciis ovoideis, numerosis, 130-160 ;i. diam., nucleo albo; ascis
cylindraceis, 60-80 * 12-14, octosporis, copiose filiformi-paraphy-
satis; sporidiis ovoideis, non constrictis, 10-14^5-7, diu incolori-
bus, demum fuligineis, 2-3-septatis, loculis guttulam lucidam con-
tinentibus.

Hab. in truncis vetustis putridis, Sainte-Rose Guadalupse (Duss).

RHOPOGRAPHUS Nitschke — Syll. II p. 647, XI p. 378, XVI p. 630.

I. Eu-Rhopographus.

1. Rhopographus Chamaemori E. Eostr. Rorske Ascom. 1904, p. 13 2978
(Vidensk. Skrift.). — Stromatibus innatis, gregariis vel confluen-
tibus, nigris, oblongis v. breve lineatis, depressis, minutis; loculis
immersis; ascis cylindraceis 100-115 « 10-12; sporidiis monosti-
chis, oblongo-ellipsoideis initio didymis, hyalinis, dein 3-septatis,
flavidis, 18-20 « 7-10, syepe utrinque hyalino-appencliculatis.

Ilab. in caulibus Rubi Cham;i3mori, Gjelfos Norvegioe.

2. Rhopographus caulincola Oud. Nederl. Kruidk. Arch. 1902, II, 2979
p. 712. — Stromatibus sub epidermide atrata et nitida nidulantibus .
ex loculis minutis compositis, parenchymaticis impellucidis, longi-
tudinaliter dispositis 2-3 cm. longis 0,5-1 cm. latis, subinde con-
fluentibus, primo levibus, dein colliculosis, loculis inaequaliter
dispositis 0,5-1 mm. diam., partim ascigeris, partim pycnidicis;
ascis cylindraceis 80-100^7. spurie paraphvsatis, octosporis; spori-
diis fusoideis, curvis, utrinquo acutis, 3-septatis, non constrictis
23^3,5 pallide olivaceis; sporulis orbicularibus 2-2,3 ;x. diam.
melleis.

Hab. in caule Umbellifera; cujusdam indet., Valkenberg Hol-
landku (.1. Rick.).
3 Rhopographus Bakeri Earle in New York Bot. Gard. 1902, p. 350. oqso
— Stromatibus subsuperflcialibus, interdum confiuentibus, nigris

858 Pyrenomycetffl, Dothideacese, Phseodictyee, Curreya.

1-1,5 mm. long. 350-500 ;j.. crass.; peritliciiis 2-3 in quoque stro-
mate, subprominentibus ; ascis cylindraceis 40-50 »8; paraphysibus
filiformibus ; sporidiis distichis, Bubcylindraceis, fuscis 3-soptatis,
valde constrictis, cellula mediana majore, 16^.4.

Ihth. in caulibus plantie igimt;e, Massinga, propo Santa Marta,
Golumbia, Amer. austr. (C. F. Baker.).

1 1 Rhopographella P. Ilenn. Sporidia subbyalina.

4. Rhopographus Gaduae P. Ilenn. Fungi Amaz. II, p. 257, c. icon. 2981

Stromatibus culmicolis striiformo erumpentibus , pulvinato-
effusis. confluentibus oblongo pulvinatis, crassis, atris, ruguloso-
tuberculatis vel rimosis, usque ad 5 cm. longis, ostiolis hemisphaB-
rico-promraulis ; peritheciis immersis, subglobosis; ascis cylindraceo-
clavatis, apice rotundatis, 8-sporis, 120-160 » 15-20; paraphysibus
filiformibus, fasciculatis, hyalinis, ca. 2 [A. crassis; sporidiis oblique
monostichis vel subdistichis, oblonge fusoideis, mucosis, 25-35 *
5-6, utrinque rostratis, rostro 5-6 « 2, 3-dein 5-septatis, subconstri-
ctis, hyal i no-cyanescentibus.

llnh. in culmis G-aduae, Jurua-Miry, Rio Jurua Amazonine.

5. Rhopographus Gynerii P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. III, p. 369, 1904, 2982
cum icon. — Maculis fuscidulis; stromatibus amphigenis gregariis
lineare vel striiforme erumpentibus, epidermide pallida rimosa
velatis, ca. 2-2'/, mm. longis subatris, subhemisphaerico-ostiolatis,
peritheciis globulosis seriatis ; ascis subfusoideo-clavatis, 8-sporis,

60 * 90 « 10-14; paraphysibus filiformibus, hyalinis, ca. 2 \i. crassis;
sporidiis oblique monostichis vel subdistichis. oblonge fusoideis,
utrinque subobtusis vel subacutiusculis, 4-guttulatis, dein 3-septa-
tis paullo constrictis. hyalinis, haud flavescentibus, 1 7-20 ^ 3 '/,-4.
Ifab. in foliis Q-ynerii sacch aroidis, Jurua-Miry, Rio
Jurua Amazoniae.

Sect. 7. Ph^odiclyj».

CURREYA Saoc. — Syll. II p. 651, IX p. 1051, XI p. 378, XIV
p. 684, XVI p. 632.

1. Curreya rhoina Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. 1901, Nachtr. II. 2983
p. 101. — Stromatibus sparsis, erumpentibus, epidermide rupta
demum cinctis, subrotundis yel ellipsoideis, plano-convexis, atro-
brunneis, 1-1,5 nnn. long. et 100-300 ;j.. alt., iutua griseo-flavidis;

Pyrenomyeetse, Dothideacese, Scolecospora?, Ophiodothis. 859

peritheciis (loculis) parcis, subsuperficialibus, subglobosis, pallidis,
ostiolis punctiformibus, demum umbilicatis, vix emergentibus ;
ascis cylindricis, apice rotundatis, breve crasse stipitatis, octospo-
ris, 68-86 « 8,5-10,5; sporidiis 1-2-stichis, oblongo-ellipsoideis, re-
ctis, 5-septato-muriformibus, medio profundius constrictis, pallide
flavis 15,5-21 * 7-8,5.

Hab. in ramis corticatis Rhois typhinse, Luxemburg. —
Forte Dothiora cellulosa (Wallr.) Sacc. cum hac specie collidit.
Status secundarios describit Feltg. 1. c.

"&•

Sect. 8. Scolecospor».

MYRIOGENOSPORA Atk. — Syll. XIV p. 685.

1. Myriogenospora Bresadoleana P. Henn. Fungi blumenavienses II, 2984
in Hedw. 1902, p. 9. — Stromatibus innatis, longe striiformibus
atris, usque ad 5 cm. longis, ca. 1 mm. latis, intus pallidis; pe-
ritheciis immersis parallelis, ovoideis vix prominulis; ascis oylin-
draceis, utrinque attenuatis, apice rotundatis, 130-180 « 5-7; spori-
diis innumeris conglobatis, longe fusoideo-acicularibus, utrinque
acutiusculis, pluriguttulatis, hyalinis, 26-38 « 1,5-2.

Hab. in foliis Paspali, St. Catharina Brasili;e austr.

OPHIODOTHIS Sacc — Syll. II p. 652, IX p. 1051, XIV p 685,
XVI p. 632.

Subgen. Ophiodothella P. Henn. Asci apice tenuati, nec subcapitati.

1. Ophiodothis atro-maculans P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. p. 258, cum icone. 2985
— Maculis amphigenis effusis atro-crustaceis, stromatoideis, folium
plus minus tegentibus, stromatibus gregariis amphigenis, rotun-
dato-pulvinatis, atro-nitentibus, ca. 250-300 mm. diam. ; peritheciis
paucis vel singularibus, immersis, subglobosis, papillatis ; ascis
fusoideis, apice attenuatis, rotundatis, substipitatis, 8-sporis, 50-
70 «5-8; paraphysibus sparsis filiformibus; sporidiis parallelis,
longitudine asci, filiformibus, hvalinis, pluriguttulatis, dein pluri-
septatis, 1 '/.,-2 [i. crassis.

Ilab. in foliis Lonchocarpi sp., Rio Jurua, Marary Ama-
zoniae.

800 Pyrenomyoetee, Coccoideaceee, EtyalodtdymeB, Yoshinagaift.

Fam. 5. Coccoideacese P. Henx. Jlodw. XLIII, 1004, p. 143.

Stromata puncto centrali stipitiformi basi matrici affixa, ceterum
libera: viva subcarnosa, sicca subcornea. Loculi pariete proprio di-
stincto carentes. — Peeuliari in matrice insertione a Dothideaceis
distinguitur familia, quae ad Myriangiaceas nutat. Genus prima-
rium : Coeeohlea P. Henn. — Syll. vol. XVI p. 624.

Sect 1. Pliiposporw.

COCCODISCUS P. Henn. in Hodw. 1904, p. 144. (Etym. coccus gra-
num et discus). — Stromata subcarnosa, discoideo-rotundata, in-
ferne medio substipitato-affixa, atra. Poritliocia (Ioculi) irnmersa,
globulosa. Asci cJavati, octospori, parapliysati ; sporidia ovoidea,
continua, basi papillata, fusca.

1. Coccodiscus quercicola P. Henn. J. c. — Stromatibus liypopliyllis 2986
sparsis, subcarnosis rotundato-discoideis, inferne medio affixis, mar-
gine liberis 1,5-2 mm. diam., atris. superne planis, minute granu-
latis; peritheciis immersis, globulosis; ascis clavatis, stipitatis, octo-
sporis 60-90^14-20; parapJiysibus copiosis nliformibus, hyalinis,
ca. 1. (i. crassis; sporidiis subdistichis vel conglobatis, intorduin
oblique monosticliis, ovoideis, basi subhyalino-papillatis, 1-guttu-
latis, atro-fuscidulis, 8-1 1 v 5,5-8.

llab. in foliis vivis Quercus thalassicse, Ushiseyama in prov.
Tosa Japoniae (Yosiiinaga).

Sect 2. Ilvalodidynun.

YOSHINAGAIA P. Henn. in Hedw. 1904, p. 143 (Etym. a cl. botanico
7oshinaga japonico). — Stromata e subcarnoso cornea, disciformi-
pulvinata, erumpenti-superficialia, medio substipitato-affixa, atra.
Perithecia (loculi) immersa, globulosa, subverruciformi-ostiolata.
Asci octospori, paraphysati; sporidia fusoidea, hyalina, 1-septata.

1. Yoshinagaia Quercus P. Henn. 1 c. — Stromatibus gregarie 2987
epiphyllis, erumpenti-superficialibus, rotundato pulvinatis, medio
affixis, ?erruculoso rugulosis, atris, J mm. diam.; peritheciis im-
mersis, gJobulosis; ascis fasciculatis, clavatis, apice rotundatis, tu-

Pyrenomycetpe, Microthyriacese, Phpeosporse, Vizella. 861

nicatis, octosporis 70-120*13-18; parapliysibus subfiliformibus,
ca. 4 [x. crassis, hyalinis; sporidiis subdistichis fusoideis vel sub-
clavatis, plerumque 4-guttulatis, acutis, medio 1-septatis (an deinde
pluriseptatis?) hyalinis, 20-40*4-8.

Hab. in foliis vivis Quercus glaucse, Kochi, Tosa Japonise
(Yoshinaga).

Fam. 6. Microthyriacese.

Subfam. 1. Mlcrothyrieae Sacc. et Syd.

Sect. 1. Hyalospora;.

9

MYI0C0PR0N Speg. — Syll. II p. 659, IX p. 1053, XI p. 379,
XIV p. 686, XVI p. 633.

1. Myiocopron denudans Rehm, Hedw. 1903. p. (292). — Peritheciis 2988
in utraque foliorum parte gregariis, sessilibus, dimidiato-scutatis,
orbicularibus, nigris, ex hyphis radiantibus 3 u,. cr., fuscis, septa-
tis, prosenchymatice contextis, poro haud conspicuo, glabris 100-
120 \x. diam.; ascis clavatis, sessilibus, apice rotundatis 35-40**
7-8, octosporis; sporidiis elongato-fusoideis, rectis, 1-cellularibus,
guttulas oleosas 2-4 includentibus, hyalinis, 12-15 « 2-2,5, disti-
chis; paraphysibus filiformibus, septatis 1,5 \x. diam., apice 3 u,. cr.
hyalinis.

Hdb. in foliis putridis fagineis in Saxonia (Feurich), in
horto Neufriedenheim Monacensi (Doct. Reiim). — Hymenium in
hypothecio parenchymatico, hyalino positum atque plene evolutum,
perithecio uno latere operculatim subelevato, dein denudatum.

Sect. 2. Phseospora).

VIZELLA Sacc. — Syll. II p. 662. IX p. 1054.

1. Vizella Hieronymi Wiut. — Syll. IX, pag. 1054. -- var. Coffeae 2989
Maublanc, Bull. Soc. Mycol. 1904, p. 71, t. VII, f. 6. — Perithe-
ciis superficialibus, epiphyllis, greges minutos formantibus, depresse
conoideis, atris, ostiolo minuto pertusis; ascis oblongis, octosporis,
paraphysatis, 65 «70 «12-14; sporidiis inordinatis, oblongis, basi
subtenuatis, fuscis, supra medium linea alba notatis, ad basim ap-
pendicula brevi, subhyalina ornatis, 13-1 5 «5-6.

Pyrenomycetse, Mfcrothyriaceee, Hyalodidymse, Microtbyrium.
Hab. i 11 foliis Coffeso in Mexico (IIkrrera). — Obscrvante
cl. Maublanc, species et varietas praedictae 6b vittas albas transver-
sas sporidiorum a typo Vizellce fortc separandse.

Sect. S. Byalodidymae.

MICROTHYRIUM Desm. — Syll. II p. 662, IX p. 1055, XI p. 370,
XIV p. 687, XVI p. 636;

1. Microthyrium microscopicum Desm. Syll. II, p. 662. — var. 2990
Dryadis Rehm, Ascom. exs. n. 1571. Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 520.

— Peritheciis in maculis fuscidulis insidentibus, epiphyllis, 70-90
[>.. diam., poro pertusis, hyphis rectangulariter ramosis. septatis,
3-4 jj.. cr., interdum hyphopodia oblonga vel triloba. continua
6 » 4-5 gerentibus cinctis ; ascis oblongo-piriformibus 25 « 7-8. octo-
sporis fHiformi-paraphysatis ; sporidiis oblongis, utrinquc obtusis,
medio subconstricto-1-septatis, 8 * 2-2,5, distichis, strato tenui
mucoso obvolutis.

Hab. in foliis adhuc pendulis Dryadis octopetal;e in Alpi-
bus bavaricis.

2. Microthyrium Uvariae P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1903, p. 47. 2991

Peritheciis epiphyllis, sparsis, discoideis, atris, membranaceis,
rugulosis, 0,3-0,6 cm. diam., lobato-rimosis, contcxtu radiato-
cellulosis, fusco-brunneis; ascis ovoideis vel ellipsoideis, vertico
rotundatis, truncatis, octosporis, 35-50^25-30; sporidiis ellipsoi-
deis vel oblonge ovoideis, rectis vel curvulis, utrinque rotundatis,
1-septatis, intus granulosis, 18-24*8-10.

llab. in foliis tJvari;e Kirchii, Dar-es-Salam-Zanzibar Afri-
cae orient.

3. Microthyrium Styracis Starb. in Arkiv. for Botan. 1904. Band 2, 2992
p. 12. — Peritheciis sparsis v. sparse gregariis, interdum nonnullis
confluentibus, maculas non efformantibus, scutellatis, orbicularibus,
centro pertusis, marginc inaequali v. irregulariter lobulato, nigris,
trans lucem fuligineis, contextu reticulato-prismatico, 100-200

;j.. diam., ascis late clavatis, sursuin fero truncatis, 31-38 »5,5-
7,6 3 sporidiis ootonis distichis, clavulatis, primo guttatis, dein
supra medium 1-septatis, loculo sup. rhombiformi, aoutiusculo, inf.
lindrico-clavulato, obtusiusculo, hyalinis 11-12*4.5-5; paraphy-
sibua nullis.

JInJ'. ad folia Styraeis, Piratiny, llio Grande do Sul Brasiliae.

Pyrenomycetfp, Microthyriacefe, Hyalodidymre, Microthyrium. 863

4. Microthyrium Hederae Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 2993
1903, pag. 310. — Peritheciis sparsis, sessilibus, applanato-hemi-
sphsericis 200-250 \l. diam., nigricantibus, poro pertusis, radiato-
contextis, margine vix fimbriatis ; ascis oblongo-ellipsoideis, utrin-
que rotundatis 40-50^10-11, octosporis; sporidiis distichis, cylin-
draceis, utrinque rotundatis 2-4-guttulatis, continuis (an semper?),
hyalinis 10*2,7-3,5.

Hab. in ramulis corticatis, emortuis H e d e r a; Helicis, Lu-
xemburg. — Paraphyses non observatoe.

5. Microthyrium Melaleucae P. Henn. in Hedw. 1903, pag. (78). — 2994
Peritheciis amphigenis, dimidiato-scutellatis, atris, 0,3-0,7 mm.
diam., radiato-cellulosis; ascis ovoideis, apice tunicatis, rotundatis,
basi curvulis attenuatis, 8-sporis, 16-20 * 7-8; sporidiis clavatis

v. oblonge ovoideis, 1-septatis, haud constrictis, hyalino-chlorinis
8-10 * 2-2,5.

Hab. in foliis coriaceis Melaleucae Leucadendri, Barron
M. Queensland Australioe (Pritzel).

6. Microthyrium Eucalypti P. Henn. F. Austral. occ. II, in Hedw. 2995
1901, p. 352. — Maculis nullis; peritheciis amphigenis, sparsis,
mycelio repente, filis brunneolis, brevibus, subtorulosis ca. 3-4 \x.

cr. circumdatis, dimidiato-subpulvinatis, orbicularibus, atro-casta-
neis, punctulatis, 250-300 [j.. diam., centro obtuse subostiolatis,
pertusis, dein subtrilobato dehiscentibus ; ascis clavatis, apice ob-
tuse rotundatis, basi attenuato-substipitatis, octosporis, 80-100 **
18-22 ; sporidiis subdistichis. mucosis, fusoideis, utrinque subacu-
tiusculis, medio 1-septatis, hyalinis vel minute flavidulis, 20-25 *
4-5,5.

Hab. in foliis vivis Eucalypti santalifolise prope Cran-
brook Australise occid.

7. Microthyrium cantareirense Henn. in Hedw. 1902, pag. 300. — 299G
Peritheciis orbiculari - scutellatis, epiphyllis, gregariis , contextu
atro-membranaceo, radiato, poro pertusis, 300-350 jx. diam , ra-
diatim rimosis, hyphis fuscis, septatis 3,5-4,5 ;j.. circumdatis ; ascis
oblonge ellipsoideis vel clavatis, apice obtuso-rotundatis, crasse
tunicatis, octosporis, 60-75 « 20-35; sporidiis subdistichis, ovoideis,
1-septatis, valde constrictis, hyalinis, dein fuscidulis 20-24 v 13-15.

llab. in foliis Myrtacese cujusdam, Serra da Cantareira, pr.
S. Paullo Brasilin'.

8. Microthyrium Coffeae P. Henn. Notizbl. bot. Gart. Berl. 1903, 2997
p. 240. — Peritheciis epiphyllis, sparsis, dimidiato-scutatis, mem-

Pyrenomycetae, Microthyriace e, ih alodidymse, Microthyrlum.

branaceis, rugulosis, modio elevato-applanatis, atris, radiato-cellu-
losis vel reticulatis, 0.5-0,7 [t. diam.; ascis ovoideis vel clavatis,
apice rotundatis, crasse tunicatis, 8-sporis, 58-65 » 25-40, apa-
raphysatis; sporidiis subdistichis vel conglobatis, oblongis, utrin-
(|iio obtuse rotundatis, curvulis, intua granulatis, hyalinis, medio
1-soptatis. haud constrictis, 30-40 ■■ 10-12.

llab. in foliis vivis Coffe;o liboricoe, Ngomini in Africa or.
(Ztmmermann). — Sporidiis magnis pr.rdistincta species, quae non-
nullis notis ad Clypeolum megalosporum nutat.

9. Microthyrium Platani Richon. Syll. IX. p. 1061 (nomen) — so- 2998
cundum Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 1903, p. 310:

— Peritheciis subgregariis plano-convexis, poro minuto pertusis,
radiato-contextis, margine non fimbriatis, 100-130 ;j.. latis ; ascis
clavatis, sessilibus, 40-48^5-7; sporidiis 2-3-stictis, ovoideo-fusi-
formibus, saepe insequilateralibus, eguttulatis, 8-10 v 2,5-3,5.

Hab. in foliis et petiolis Platani orientalis, Luxemburg.

10. Microthyrium Harrimani Saccardo, Harrim. Alaska Exped. Crypt. 3999
p. 26, pl. II, fig. I. — Peritheciis densiuscule gregariis, superfi-
cialibus. dimidiatis, omnino applanatis, orbicularibus, 350-450 ;j..
diam., subinde binato-approximatis, ostiolo centrali pertusis, mar-
gine fimbriatis, contoxtu distincte parenchymatico, radiato ; ascis
teroti-fusoideis, utrinque obtusulis, 80-100 » 9-10, octosporis; para-
physibus parcis, siepe furcatis; sporidiis 2-3-stichis, clavato-fusi-
formibus, utrinque acutiusculis, infra medium 1-septatis, non con-
strictis hyalinis.

llab in squamis morientibus strobiii Tsug;e heteroph y 1 \w
Orca Alaska (Trelease). — Affine M. Abietis Mont.

11. Microthyrium abnorme P. Eenn. Fungi Amaz. IV, in Hedw. 3000
L90B, p. 65. — Peritheciis epiphyllis sparsis, dimidiato-soutellatis,
subradiato-cellulosis, atro-olivaceis, medio ruguloso-papillatis, mar-
gine tenue membranaceis, ca. 1 mm. diam.;ascis oblonge clavatis,
curvulis vel rectis, apice rotundato-tunicatis, basi breve stipitatis.
L-8-8poris, 150-180* 15-30; sporidiis subdistichis oblonge clavatis,
rectia vel curvulis, continuis, dein medio septatis, 30-40 » 10-14,
hyalinis.

HaJb. in foliia coriaceis arboris cujusdam, Marary, Rio Jurua
Amazoniae.
L2, Microthyrium Carludovicae P. Senn. Fungi Amaz. IV. in Eedw. 3001
i'.»!)."). p. 66. — Maculis mycelii fuscis effusis vol obsoletis; pori-
tneciie epiphyilis, sparse grcgariis, dimidiato-scutellatis, atris, ra-

Pyrenomycetse, Microthyriacepe, Phseodidynife, Seynesia. 865

diato-cellulosis, medio papillatis, ca. 200-250 ;j.. ; ascis clavatis,
apice rotundatis, fasciculatis, 8-sporis, 35-45 » 3 '/,-4; paraphysibus
copiosis, filiformibus, hyalinis obvallatis; sporidiis oblonge fusoi-
deis, subacicularibus, utrinque obtusis vel subacutiusculis, medio
1-septatis, vix constrictis, hyalinis, 8-10 « 2-2 l/2.

Hab. in foliis Carludovicoe spec, Rio Jurua Amazoniae.

PEMPHIDIUM Mont. — Syll. II p. 670, IX p. 1054.

1. Pemphidium bomulense P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1903, p. 48. 3002
— Maculis pallidis explanatis; peritheciis sparsis amphigenis, in-
nato-superficialibus, subscutellatis, ostiolatis, pertusis, atris, subni-
tentibus, ca. 120-130 u.. diam. ; ascis fasciculatis, aparaphysatis,
oblonge fusoideis, utrinque attenuatis, octosporis 50-60^4-5,5;
sporidiis subdistichis, oblonge fusoideis vel subclavatis, utrinque
acutiusculis, 3-guttulatis, an deinde septatis? hyalinis, 15-25 » 2,5.
Hab. in foliis Berliniae?, Bomule, Ost-Usambara, Africse
orient. (Zimmermann).

P0LYST0MELLA Speg. - Syll. IX p. 1063, XVI p. 639.

1. Polystomella aphanes Rehm, Hedw. XLIV, 1905. — Stromatibus 3003
dispersis, sessilibus, dimidiatis, lentiformibus, 0,2^0,4 mm. d., poris
minutissimis creberrimis punctiformibus pertusis, nigris, versus
marginem radiatim contextis ; ascis piriformibus, sessilibus, ad api-
cem valde incrassatis, 40-45 ^ 12-15, 8-sporis; sporidiis clavatis,
medio septatis et subconstrictis, strato mucoso obductis, hyalinis,
12-14 « 3, distichis; paraphysibus ramosis.

Hab. ad ramulum corticatum? Tubarao Brasilise (Ule). —
Tantum sub microscopio ut Polijstomella recognoscenda species.

Sect. 4. Phipodidyimc.

SEYNESIA Sacc. — Syll. II p. 668, IX p. 1064, XI p. 381, XIV
p. 689, XVI p. 639.

1. Seynesia juruana P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. III, 1904, p. 376, cum 3004

icon. — Peritheciis in maculis subrotundatis, hypophyllis, spar-

sis vel gregariis, dimidiato-scutellatis, medio subpapillatis, atris,

radiato-cellulosis, margine fimbriatis, hyphis fuscis, septatis, ramo-

sis 4-6 \i. crassis, hyphopodiis subalternis, capitatis, interdum lo-

55

PvTenomj cetse, Microthj rincese, Phaeodidj m c, Sej nesia.
batis ca. 12-15 5 8; ascis oblongo clavatis, obtusis tunicatis, 8-
Bporisj paraphysatis, 100-120*22-20; sporidiis subdisticliis, ob-
[onge ovoideis, primo hyalinis, collula superiori intus granulata,
dein fuscis, basi hyalino-subpapillatis, 25-28 « 9-12.

ffab. in foliis Casearise sp. Jurua-Miry, Rio Jurua Ama-
zoniiB.

2. Seynesia marmellensis P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. III, 1904, p. 375. 3005

Peritheciis hypophyllis sparsis vcl gregariis, dimidiato-scutel-
latis, atris, radiato-cellulosis, meclio subpapillatis vel pertusis, ca.
260-300 |x. diam., marginc hyphis radiantibus, subramosis, fuscis;
ascis clavatis, tunicatis, 8-sporis 40-70*15-25, subparaphysatis;
sporidiis subdistichis v. subconglobatis, ovoideis, medio 1-septatis,
constrictis, atris, 14-22 * 7-10.

llah. in foliis Sweetiae nitentis, Marmellos, Rio Madeira
Amazonise.

3. Seynesia Melastomataceae P. Henn. in Hedw. 1902, p. 300. - - Ma- 3006
culis atris; peritheciis epiphyllis, aggregatis convexo-scutellatis,
subcoriaceis, centro papillatis, dcin irregulare apertis, stellato-ri-
mosis, ca. 140-160 ;j.. diam., contextu radiato, fusco-atro, mar-
gine hypliis repontibus fuscis, septatis 3-4 ;j.. cr. circumdatis; ascis
ovoideis rotundatis, crasse tunicatis , 40-50 « 20-28 , octosporis,
conglobatis ellipsoideo-ovoideis, 1-septatis, hyalino-fuscidulis, dein
constrictis, 1 7-20 » 6-7.

Ilab. in foliis Melastom atis, Campos dc Agna Branea. pr.
S. Paulo Brasiliae.

1 Seynesia Humiriae P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. IV, in Hedw. 1905, 3007
p. 65. — Maculis mycelii amphigenis, radiato-effusis, hyphis se-
ptatis subtorulosis, ramosis, atro-brunneis, 3-4 \i. crassis; conidiis
fusoideis, castaneis, 4-5-septatis, paullo constrictis, 30-40^4-5;
peritheciis dimidiato-scutellatis, medio papillatis, contextu radiato-
llulosis, longitudinalitor rimosis, 200-250 ;j.. diam.; ascis subglo-
bosis, apico tunicatis, 8-sporis, 40-50 ;j.. ; sporidiis conglobatis,
ovoideis, medio 1-septatis, valde constrictis, atorrimis, granulato-
verrucosis, 18-23 * 10-13.

llab. in foliis Humirioe floribundas, Pontcnegro, Rio Negro
Amazoui .

5. Seynesia petiolicola P. Hcnn. in Hedw. 1903, p. (78). — Perithe- :;ms
cii- gatis, scutellatis, atris, radiato-cellulosis, pertusis, ca,

200-360 •).. diam. ; ascis oblonge ovoideis, apice rotundatis, crasse
tunicatis, octosporis, 30-35 * 10-1 3; sporidiis conglobatis, ellipsoi-

Pyrenomycetse, Microthyriacese, Phseodidyrhse, Seynesia. 867

deis vel ovoideis, utrinque rotundatis prirao hyalinis, continuis,
granulatis, deiu medio 1-septatis, fuscis, 8-10 « 5-6.

Hab. in petiolis foliorum Dysoxyli spec, Eumundi, South
Queensland Australiae (Prttzel).

6. Seynesia submegas P. Henn. Fangi Amaz. III, 1904, p. 374, cum 3009
icon. — Maculis mycelii subrotundatis, fuscis, epiphyllis; perithe-

ciis gregariis, dimidiato-scutellatis, medio subpapillatis, atris, ra-
diato-cellulosis, ca. 200-250 ij.. cliam., hyphis fuscis, ramosis, se-
ptatis, radiatim circumdatis; hyphopodiis alternis, ovoideis, ca. 10-
jj..; ascis ovoideis, crasse tunicatis, 4-S-sporis, 50-65 «40-50; spo-
ridiis conglobatis, oblonge ovoideis, obtusis, medio 1-septatis, valde
constrictis, atris, 26-36 « 18-25.

Hab. in foliis Guarese spec, Jurua-Miry, Rio Jurua Ama-
zoni:c.

7. Seynesia Hammariana P. Henn. in Hedw. 1902, p. 301. — Maculis 3010
nullis; peritheciis epiphyllis, interdum hypophyllis sparsis v. gre-
gariis, discoideo-scutellatis, rotandatis, magnis, 1-2 mm. diam.,
atris, centro rugulosis, contextu subcorneo, radiato, atro-fusco,
c.rrulescente, margine crenulatis, haud hyphoideis, deinde stella-
tim lobato-rimosis; conidiophoris gregariis, inter perithecia, hyali-
nis, 10-14 « 4 ; conidiis acrogenis ovoideis vel subellipsoideis, con-
tinuis, atro-castaneis, medio pellucide porosis, 20-35 «20-30; ascis
ovoicleis vel subgloboso-ellipsoideis, 4-8-sporis, 40-60 « 40-50; spo-
ridiis ovoideis vel ellipsoideis, medio 1-septatis, paullo constrictis,
hyalino-fuscidulis, 20-30 « 16-20, conglobatis.

Hab. in foliis Coccoloboe? S. Oatharina Brasiliic (A. Hammar).

8. Seynesia fusco-paraphysata P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1903, 3011
p. 48. — Peritheciis hypophyllis, sparsis, subcorneis, dimidiato-
scutellatis, atris, margine iimbriatis, 1-1,5 mm. diam., centro ru-
guloso-papillatis, dein rimosis; ascis clavatis, apice rotundatis,
octosporis, 80-90^28-32; paraphysibus basi ramosis, filiformibus,

ca. 3 ;x. cr., septatis, apice clavatis, fuscis, 4-4,5 ;j.. cr. ; sporidiis
subdistichis, oblongis v. clavatis, utrinque rotundatis, medio 1-se-
ptatis, valde constrictis, mox in cellulas secedentibus, atris, 20-
30 * 10-13.

Ilab. in foliis Tabernocmontanoe spec, West-Usambara
Africaa orient.

9. Seynesia Banksiae P. Henn. in Bedw. 1903 (p. 78). — Maculis :501~
fuscis rotundatis v. contluentibus; peritheciis epiphyllis gregariis,
scutellatis, racliato-cellulosis, atris, longitudinaliter lobato-dehiscen-

ggfl t;i\ Microttayriacese, Hyalopbragmise, Micropeltis

tibus ca. 180-222 ;j.. diam.; ascis ovoideis vel clavatis, apico late
rotundatis, octosporis, 50-80*15-22; sporidiis distichis v. conglo-
batis, ovoideis vel subellipsoideis, 1-septatis, constrictis, olivacco-
fuscis L3-18 7-9.

Hcib. in foliis Banksiie, Hohen prope Gosford N. S. Walcs
A-ustraliae Peitzel). — Sec. cl. Mac Alp. in Proc. Linn. Soc.
N". S Wales 1903, p. 5G3, adsunt parapliyses stipat;r, filifbrmes,
hyalinss, valdo ramos;r. - -- In foliis Banksia' ornatse, Dimboola
Deseri in Victoria Australi:i- (Reader).

10. Seynesia megas llehm — Syll. XXI, p. G40. — var. macrospora 3013
Starb. in Arkiv. for Botan. 1904, II, p. 13. — Ascis 114*25;
sporidiis majoribus, locujo superiore rliomboideo, guttula una ma-
gna globulosa fceto, loculo infcriore angustiore, apico rotundato

32 ; 20 (parte sup.) * 12 (p. inf.).

Hab. in foliis plantse indet. Matto Grosso Brasiliae (Lindman .
— Haec forma, verisimiliter, a typo est specifice distinguonda.

11. Seynesia coccoidea P. Henn. F. javanici novi, in Hedw. 1902, 3014
p. 141. — Peritheciis amphigenis, sparsis, dimidiato-scutellatis,
margine subfimbriatis, vertice gibboso, atris 1-2,5 mm. diam.,
intus flavidis subcarnosulis, mycolio fusco-brunneo cx hyphis septa-

tis, 3-3.5 ').. cr. ; ascis ovoideis ca. 20^15 octosporis, utrinque
obtusis; sporidiis ovoidcis, obtusis 10-12 «5-6, flavidis.
llnh. in foliis Bambusaj spec. in insula Java.

Sect. 5. HyalopIiragmitC.

MICROPELTIS Mont. - Syll. II p. GG9, IX p. 10G9, XI p. 381,
XIV p. 690, XVI p. G42.

1. Micropeltis Rollinae P. Ilcnn. in Hedw. 1904, p. 84. — Perithe- 3015
ciis aggregatis, superficialibus, crustaceo-maculiformibus in poris
ca. 1 mm. diam. confluentibusque atris, primo subpulvinatis, ca.
100 ;j.. diam., poro pertusis, dcin subcupulatis, contextu subra-
diante celluloso, atro-cinnamomeo; ascis clavato-fusoideis, apice
tunicatis, attenuatis, 20-30*5-7 octosporis; paraphysibus copiosis
obvallatis, filiformibus, hyalinis, ca. 1-1,5 a. cr.j sporidiis paral-
lelia aciculari fusoideis, utrinquo acutis, rectis vol tlexuosis, hyali-
nis, pluriguttulatis vcl obsoleto plurisoptatis, 15-20*2-2,5.

Ilnh. in foliia E&olliniae emarginatae, Laguna pr. St Ca-
tharina brasiliae | E. Ule).

PyrenomyeetEe, Microthyriacese, Hyalophragrnife, Micropeltis. 889

2. Micropeltis Xylopiae P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. IV, in Hedw. 1905, 3016
p. 66. — Peritheciis epiphyllis, sparsis, climidiato-scutellatis, atris,
radiato-cellulosis, medio subpapillatis, atro-fuscis 240-300 \l. diam.;
ascis clavatis, apice crasse tunicatis,.octosporis, 40-50 * 8-12 ; spori-
diis sub-di- vel sub-tristichis, cylindraceis, utrinque obtusis, 3-5-se-
ptatis, constrictis, 14-20 « 3,5-4,5, hyalinis.

Hab. in foliis Xylophe, B-io Jurua Amazoniae.

3. Micropeltis erysiphoides Rhem, Hedw. XLIV, 1904, pag. 1. — 3017
Peritheciis hypophyllis, subgregariis, dimidiatis, poro centrali per-
tusis, atris, glabris, parenchymatice versus marginem hyphis ra-
diantibus contextis, 200 ;j.. diam ; ascis clavatis, 50-55 * 8-9, 8-spo-
ris; sporidiis clavatis, 3-septatis, hyalinis, 15 * 2-2,5, distichis; pa-
raphysibus tenerrimis, ramosis.

Hab. ad folia Malpighiacese, Cabo Frio Brasiliae (Ule). —
Habitus Erijsiphes et ;egre detegenda.

4. Micropeltis Scheffleri P. Henn. Fungi Afr. Orient. II, in Bot. 3018
Jahrb. XXVIII, p. 38. — Peritheciis hypophyllis, raro epiphyl-

lis, dimidiato-scutatis, applanatis, atris, margine subintegris, cen-
tro radiato-dehiscentibus 300-400 ;x. diam , contextu membranaceo-
parenchymatico; ascis clavatis, apice obtuso-rotundatis, crasse tu-
nicatis, ca. 80-110*22-30, octosporis, aparaphysatis ; sporidiis
conglobatis, oblonge fusoideis vel clavatis, 10-11-septatis, 60-90 »
7-9; cellulis cuboideis, constrictis, ca. 8 \i. diam. subseceden-
tibus.

Hab. in foliis Flacourtiaceie cujusdam, Usambara (Schef-
pler).

5. Micropeltis manaosensis P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. III, 1904, p. 377, 3019
cum icon. — Peritheciis epiphyllis sparsis, dimidiato-scutellatis,
rotundatis, atris, 130-160 ;j.. diam., radiato-cellulosis, fusco-brun-
neis, margine fimbriatis, subpallidis, medio subpapillatis; ascis cla-
vatis, apice rotundatis, 8-sporis, 30-40*11-15; sporidiis subdisti-
chis v. conglobatis, oblongis v. clavatis, rectis v. curvulis, utrinque
rotundatis, primo 1-dein 2-3-septatis, subconstrictis, guttulatis, 10-

13 «3-3'/^.

Hab. in foliis Myrtaceoe cujusdam, Manaos, Rio Negro Amer.
merid.

6. Micropeltis Garciniae P. Henn. in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1903, p. 48. 3020
— Peritheciis epiphyllis, sparsis, dimidiato-scutellatis, atris, mar-
gine hvalino, radiato-fimbriatis, rugulosis, ca. 250-300 \x. diam.,
contextu radiato-celluloso; ascis clavatis, apice rotundato-tunicatis,

S70 Pyrenomycete, Microthyriacese, Hyalophragmise, Vficropeltis.

itosporis, '10-50* 10-12, aparaphysatis; sporidiis clavatis, obtusis
3-4-scptatis, constrictis, 15-20*3,5-4 hyalinis.

lluh. in foliis Garcinine spoc. Ost-Usambara Afric.c orient.

7. Micropeltis distincta P. Henn. in Engl. Bot Jahrb. 1001, p. 257. 3021
— Sacc. Syll. XVT, pag. 1141 (nomen).- — Peritheciis epiphyllis

v. hypophyllis, sparsis, orbiculari-scutatis, dopressis, tenui-margi-
natis, olivaceo-fuscis, radiato-reticulatis, 180-250 ;j.. diam. ; ascis
clavatis, verticc rotundatis, tunicatis, basi attenuatis, 4-8-sporis,
35-65 » 20-28; sporidiis conglobatis, oblonge clavatis 3-9-septatis,
25-50 » 4-5, hvalinis; paraphysibus fasciculatis, filiformibus, dicho-
tomis 30-60« 1-1,5.

llab. in foliis Tricalysise Nyassae ex Rubiaccis, Konclo-
land sup. Africae orient.

8. Micropeltis coffeicola P. Henn. in Hedw. 1902, p. (63). — Perithe- 3022
ciis epiphyllis, sparsis, dimidiato-scutellatis, atris, margine tenui
subhyalino, 200-250 ;j.. diam , contextu pseudoparenohymatico
brunneo; ascis clavatis, apice obtuse rotundatis, basi attenuato-
curvulis 2-8-sporis, 26-36 « 12-18; sporidiis conglobatis fusoideis

v. clavatis, utrinque obtusiusculis, rectis v. curvulis, 3-6-soptatis,
haud constrictis, hyalino-c^^anescentibus, 18-30 « 3,5-5.

Ilab. in foliis vivis Coffee arabicae, Chocola, Guatemala
(Preuss).

0. Micropeltis Schmidtiana Rostr. in Bot. Tidsskrift-Oopenhagen 1902, 3023
vol. 24, p. 211. — Peritheciis dimidiato-scutatis, orbicularibus, con-
vexulis, tabacinis, epiphyllis, ambitu plano membranaceis ; ascis
fasciculatis, fusiformibus, 50-52 w 10-12; paraphysibus filiformibus,
obvallatis, octospons; sporidiis. angust3 fusoidcis, hyalinis, 5-7-
septatis, 20-25 » 5.

1/iib. in foliis Apostasi.c Lobbii, Siam Asiaj merid.

10. Micropeltis aureo-brunnea P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. III, 1004,p.37S. 3024
cum icon. — Peritheciis hypophyllis, sparsis vel grogariis, dimi-
diato-scutellatis, rotundatis, primo flavo-brunneis, dein castaneis,
ca. 280-320 ;j. d., contextu radiato-celluloso, aureo-brunnoo, dein
rufo-brunneo vel subolivaceo, margine pallidiori pellucido; ascis
fusoideis, subapiculatis, 8-sporis, 33-40*8-11; paraphysibus fili-
filiformibus, hyalinis, ca. 0,8 ;j. erassis; sporidiis oblique monosti-
eliis Y'l subdistichis, fusoideis, rectis vel curvulis 3- interdum
2-septatis, hyalino-cyanescentibus, 13-18 * 2 '/.-3'/.,.

Hdb in foliia Trichomanis sp. Jurua-Mirj Bio Jurua Ama-
zoniae.

Pyrenomycetfe, Microthyriaceae, Hyalophng-mife, Trichopeltis. 871

ACTINIOPSIS Starb. — Syll. XVI p. 543. Asteropeltis P. Henn.
Hedw. XLTII pag. 380. — Genus, observante cl. Hennings, ad
Microthyriaceas nec Sphceriaceas adscribendum et ita definiendum:
Perithecia membranacea dimidiato-scutata, suborbiculata medio
pertusa, margine appendiculis rigidis rectis ex hyphis coniiatis
vestita. Asci fusoidei vel clavati 8-spori, paraphysati; sporidia cy-
lindracea, pluriseptata, hyalina. Micropelti et Scolecopelti affinis.

1. Actiniopsis Ulei P. Henn. Hedw. XLIV, p. 66, Asteropeltis Ulei P. 3025
Henn. Hedw. XLIII, p. 381 = = Asteropeltis mirabilis Rehm, Hedw.
XLIV, p. 3. — Peritheciis epiphyllis sparsis, subdimidiato-scutatis,
subrotundatis, atris, membranaceo-cellulosis, poro pertusis, ca. 180-
200 ;x. diam., margine tenuissimo, subhyalino, appendiculis rigidis

in sicco erectis, in vivo stellato-explanatis, atris, 100-250 « 60, ex
hyphis septatis, fuscis sursum acutis pallidioribus laxe conflatis;
ascis oblonge fusoideis, apice crasse tunicatis rotundatis, curvulis
vel rectis, 8-sporis, 70-100^11-17, subsessilibus; paraphysibus
filiformibus, flexuosis, basi ramosis, 1-1 '/,, hyalinis; sporidiis obli-
que monostichis vel subdistichis, oblonge cylindraceis, obtusis, fle-
xuosis vel rectis, 7-septatis, subconstrictis, hyalinis, 45-50 ^ 3 '/„4.
Hab. in foliis Calatheas, Blumenau et Orthocladee vari-
florae, Jurua Miry, Rio Jurua Brasiliie. — Sec. cl. Rhem sporidia
9-11-septata, tristicha, 40-45 « 4-4,5, basim versus acutata.

2. Actiniopsis juruensis P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. IV, in Hedw. 1904, 3026
XLIV, pag. 66. — Peritheciis sparsis, epiphyllis, subturbinato-
scutellatis, fuscidulis, medio pertusis, cellulosis, 300-500 a. diam.,

ad marginem appendiculis plurimis, rigidis, squarrosis, apice fim-
briatis, pallidis, 100-150 [>.. longis, ex hyphis laxe conflatis ; ascis
oblonge clavatis. apice rotundatis, tunicatis, paraphysatis, octospo-
ris 90-100^13-15; sporidiis subtristichis, longe fusoideis vel fili-
formibus, apice subacutiusculis, 8-12-septatis, constrictiusculis 40-
60 « 3-4.

Ilab. in foliis Marantacece cujusdam^, Rio Jurua Amazonife.

TRICHOPELTIS Speg — Syll. IX p. 1068.

1 Trichopeltis ferruginea Rehm, Hedw. XLIV, p. 1. Ita voeanda Calo- 3397
nectria ferruginea Rehm — Syll. XVI, p. 595. — var. Psychotriae
Rehm, Hedw. XLIV, p. 1. — Maculis mycelii 1 mm. diam.; pe-
ritheciis solitariis; ascis fusoideis 45-50^12-15; sporidiis fusifor-
mibus, utrinque obtusis, 3-septatis, 18-20 ^ 5, tristichis.

-/.' ^yrenbmycetse, NiicrothyriacesB, Pli;i'u|,iir:iiniii;r, l'lin?oscutelln.

Ilab. in foliis PsychotriaB et Calathea? pr. Blumenau

Brasilise (Ule).
2. Trichopeltis obtecta Rehm, Hedw. XLIV. Ita vocanda Calonectria

obtecta Rohm — Syll. XVI, p. 595.

ULEOPELTIS P. Heun. Fungi Amaz. II, p. 207 (1904) (Etym. a cl.
E. Ule, generis detectore et strenuo Brasilise innumerorum my-
cetum collectore). — Stromata superficialia, (limidiato-scutellata,
subcarbonacea, atra. Perithecia in stromate immersa, rimis sub-
concentricis dehiseentia. Asci clavati, 8-spori, paraphysati; spori-
dia oblongo fusoidea vel linearia, hyalina, pluriseptata. — Genus,
quoad locum systcmaticum, adhuc dubium.

1. Uleopeltis manaosensis P. Henn. 1. c, cum icon. — Stromatibus 3028
epiphyllis, sparsis superficialibus, e suborbiculari dimidiato-scutella-
tis, vertice interdum obtuse papillatis, rugulosis, atro-subcarbona-
ceis, rima subconcentrice vel irregulariter dehiscentibus, 1-2 mm.
diam., hyphis radiantibus, ramosis, fuscis, 3-4 \x. crassis circum-
datis; ascis oblonge clavatis, vertice tunicatis, rotundatis, 8-sporis,
basi substipitatis, 85-120*10-12; paraphysibus filiformibus, hya-
linis, ca. 1 l/2 ;j.. crassis; sporidiis subdistichis, oblonge fusoideis
vel linearibus, subobtusis, rectis vel flexuosis, 3 -6-septatis, hyali-
nis, 30-55v3 7:)-4'/:,

Ilab. in foliis Palmae cujusdam (Cham^cdore a3?) Manaos,
Rio Negro Amazoniaa.

Sect. G. Ph.Topliragiuijc.

PH/EOSCUTELLA P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. III 1904, p. 382 (Etym.
/iliaios fuscus et scutella, ob sporidia phaephragmia). — Perith. •-
cia subdimidiato-scutellata, tenue membranacea, subfibrosa, fusci-
dula pellucida, sine structura cellulosa. Asci ellipsoidei vel ovoi-
dei, 8-spori, aparaphysati; sporidia parallele conglobata, cylindra-
cea, pluriseptata, fusca.

1. Phaeoscutella Gynerii P. Henn. 1. c. cum icon. — Peritheciia am- 3029
phigenis sparsis v aggregatis, subdimidiato-scutellatis, atro-fuscis,
tenue membranaceis, subnbrosis, structura vix cellulosa, fusco-
brunneola, hyphis mycelii fuscis permixtis, 0,5-1 mm. diam.:
conidiis fusoideis, fuscis, pluriseptatis, 20-30^5-7; ascis oblonge
ellipsoideis, interdum subovoideis, rotundatis, 30-50^ 15-25. 8-spo-

• Pyrenomycetse, Microthyrlaceae, Scolecosporse, Ophiopeltis. 873

ris, aparaphysatis ; sporidiis parallele conglobatis, cylindraceis, ob-
tusis, rectis vel curvulis, 5-8-septatis, constrictis, castaneo-fuscis,
dein atris, ca. 22-45 « 5-6.

Hab. in foliis Gynerii saccharoidis, Rio Jurua, Jurua-Miry
Amazoniae.

Sect. 7. Phajdiclyrc.

PH/EOSACCARDINULA P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. IV in Hedw. 1905,
pag. 66 (Etm. pliaios fuscus, quasi Saccardinula phoeodictya). —
Perithecia superficialia (phyllogena) scutellato-dimidiata, contextu
subradiato-celluloso, fusco. Asci subovoidei, 8-spori, paraphysati.
Sporidia oblouge cylindracea, pluriseptata, muralia, fusca. - A
Saccardinula Speg. ascis paraphysatis, sporidiis fuscis etc. diversa.
In Tabulis comparativis (Syll. XIV pag. 2B) occupabit n. 19,
inter Microthyriaceas.

1. Phaeosaccardinula diospyricola P. Henn. 1. c. p. 67, cum icone. — 3030
Peritheciis epiphyllis, superficialibus, sparsis, dimidiato-scutellatis,
hyphis fuscidulis simplicibus circumdatis, medio subpapillatis ,
pertusis, subradiato-cellulosis, fuscis, ca. 280-300 [i. diam.; ascis
ovoideis vel late clavatis, rotundatis, octosporis, BB-7B « 35-40;
paraphysibus copiosis, filiformibus, hyalinis; sporidiis conglobatis,
longe cylindraceis, utrinque obtuse rotundatis, 7-13-septatis, inter-
rupte muralibus, 35-60 « 7-10, fuscis.

Hab. in foliis Diospyri, Tarapoto, Rio Amazonas.

Sect. 8. Scolecosporae.

OPHIOPELTIS d' Almedia et da Camara in Eevista Agronomica 1903,
vol. I n. 5, pag. 175 (Etym. ophis anguis et pelte scutum). —
Perithecia submembranacea, dimidiato-scutata, superficialia, centro
perforata. Asci subcylindracei, aparaphysati, oligospori (trispori);
sporidia vermicularia, ascos subocquantia, multiguttata, l^alina. —
Ab affini Scolecopelte differt sporidiis non articulatis.

1. Ophiopeltis Oleae d'AIm. et da Cam. 1. c. , tab. X, fig. 8-10. — 3031
Peritheciis peltatis, atris, ostiolo distincto impressoquo, 200-300 ^
80-100; ascis subcylindraceis, in stipitem brevem attenuatis, apice
rotundatis 38-50^12-15 trisporis (jugitor?); sporidiis vermifor-
mibus, obtusiusculis, plerumque curvulis, hvalinis, pluriguttatis, 35-
58 * 2,5-3.

874 Pyrenomycetffi, MicrothyriaceBe, Scolecospone, Scolecopeltis

llah. ad ramulos siccos Oleie ouropasr, Lisboa Lusitanioe

(Benkica).

SCOLECOPELTIS Speg. — Syll. IX p. 1072, XIV p. 646.

1 Scolecopeltis aeruginea A.Zimm. Contr. f. Bakter. 1902, II Abt, 3032
VIII, p. 183. — Peritheciis superficialibus, lenticularibus, glabris.
nigris, sub raicroscopio cerugineis albo-raarginatis, 0,4-0,5 mra.
diam., margine ex h^^pliis mycelialibus laxis 2 ;j.. cr. formato,
0,2 mm. lato; ostiolo 20 \i. diam.; ascis e perithecii fundo orien-
tibus, 4-sporis v. socpius 2-3-sporis, clavatis, 80 « 25 ; sporidiis
cylindraceis mox (etiam intra ascos) in articulos 15-20 = 12 sece-
dentibus.

Hab. in foliis Coffea3 libericse hinc inde frequens, sed non
noxia, Buitenzorg Javse.

2. Scolecopeltis Bauhiniae P. Henn. Fungi Amaz III, 1904, p. 379. 3033
cum icon. — Peritheciis epiphyllis sparsis, rotundato-scutellatis,
atris, 180-200 ;j.. diam., celluloso-radiatis, margine fimbriato- mem-
branaceis subpallidis; ascis clavatis interdum subfusoideis, apice
rotundatis 8-sporis, 70-90 « 20-30; sporidiis parallelis, cylindraceis,
obtusis, pluriseptatis, dein moniliformibus, cellulis globosis 6-8 a.
diam., hyalinis, in asco secedentibus.

Hab. in foliis Bauhinise spec, Iquitos, Rio Amazonas, Peru.

3. Scolecopeltis Gaduae P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. III, 1904, p. 378. — 3034
Peritheciis sparsLs epiphyllis, dimidiato-scutellatis, rotundatis, atris,
opacis, centro subconico-papillatis subnitentibus, margine tenui
subradiato, ca. 300 \i. diam.; ascis late clavatis vel subfusoideis,
apice rotundato-tunicatis, 8-sporis, sparse paraphysatis, 70-90 «
20-40; sporidiis parallelis, subcylindraceo-clavatis, 14-20-septatis,
rectis vel curvatis, valde constrictis, cellula superiore subellipsoi-
dea, cellulis mediis subglobosis 60-70 v 5-7, hyalinis, deinde dila-
bentibus.

llab. in foliis G-aduae sp. Jurua-]\riry Rio Jurua Amazonise.
■1. Scolecopeltis Guettardae P. Ilenn. Fungi Amaz. III, 1904, p. 380, 3035
cum icon. — Perithociis epiphyllis sparsis, dimidiato-scutellatis.
medio papillatis, atris, ca. 400-500 \i. diam., contextu radiato-
colluloso, atro-cajruloo, margine fimbriato; ascis oblonge clavatis.
apice rotundato-tunicatis, 8-sporis, paraphysatis, 110-140^25-30;
s]Kiridiis parallelis, <}'lindraceis, utrinque rotundatis pluri- ca. 20-
26 vptatis, ca. 90-112^6-7, collulis subgloboso-cuboidois. dcinde
edentibus.

Pyrenomycetae, Microthyriacese, Phseodidymse, Asterinn. 875

Hab.m foliis Guettardas megalopliylloe, Jurua-Miry, Rio
Jurua Amazonine.
5. Scolecopeltis quindecimseptata P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. III, 1904, 303G
p. 379, cum icon. — Peritheciis epiphyllis gregarie sparsis, ro-
tundato-scutellatis, 500-800 ;i. diam., membranaceis, radiato-cellu-
losis, atro-cferuleis, margine fimbriatis; ascis clavato-fusoideis, apice
rotundato-tunicatis, basi attenuato-stipitatis, 8-sporis, 130-150 «
30-40; sporidiis parallelis, cylindraceis, utrinque obtuse rotunda-
tis, rectis vel flexuosis, 15-septatis, ca. 100-120^6-7; cellulis cu-
boideis, haud secedentibus ?, hyalino-cyanescentibus.

Hab. in foliis Arace;ie cujusdam, Jurua-Miry, Rio Jurua
Amazonia3.

Subfam. 2. Astorinote Sacc. et Syd.

Sect. 1. Phtcodidymje.

ASTERINA Lev. — Syll. I p. 39, IX p. 379, Xl p. 255, XIV p. 693,
XVI p. 646 *).

1. Asterina Belluciae P. Henn. Fungi. Amaz. III, 1904, p. 374, cum 3037
icon. — Maculis mycelii epiphyllis sparsis, rotundatis, atris, hy-
phis repentibus, torulosis, ramosis, atris, 4-7 \u crassis, hyphopo-
diis alternis ovoideis, ca. 10 \i. ; peritheciis gregariis, minutis,
sublenticularibus, brunneo-fuscis, 70-100 [J.. diam.; ascis paucis,
ovoideis tunicatis, 8-sporis, 49-50^35-40; sporidiis conglobatis,
oblonge ellipsoideis, medio 1-septatis, constrictis, atris 20-23 v
8-10.

Hab. in foliis Belluciae sp. Jurua Miry, Rio Jurua Ama-
zoniai.

2. Asterina byrsonimicola P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. IV, in Hedw. 1905, 3038
p. 65. — Maculis mycelii hypophyllis vel epiphyllis effusis, atris ;
hyphis repentibus, radiatis ramosis, fusco-atris, usque ad 8-10 \x.
crassis, pseudopodiis alternis ovoideis, 20 « 10; peritheciis gregariis
dimidiato-scutellatis, radiato-cellulosis, fusco-brunneis, medio per-
foratis, 250-300 ;j.. diam.; ascis ovoideis v. ellipsoideis, rotundatis,

*) Lapsu typographico in Tab. comp. gen. fung. (Syll. XTV, p. 24) locatur
Asterina inter TTyalodidymas et Asterella inter Phaeodidymas, sed, ut notum est,
prorsus contrario res se habet.

s7'"i Pyrenottrycetse, Miorothyriacere, Phreodidym», Asterina.

8-sporis, 50-60 «30-40; sporidiis conglobatis ellipsoideis, medio
1-septatis, valde constrictis, hyalinis doin atris, 20,-30^10-15.

llab. in foliis Byrsonimic spec, Rio Negro, Manaos Ama-
zoniii1.

3. Asterina celtidicola P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. IV, in Hedw. 1905, 3039
p. 04. — Maculis mycelii atris, effusis; hyphis repentibus, atris,
septatis, ramosis, ca. 3-4 u,. cr., pseudopodiis alternis ovoideis,
atro-fuscis, 8-10 * 4-5; peritheciis dimidiato-scutellatis, radiato-cel-
lulosis, fuscis, medio perforatis, lobato-rimosis 90-120 u.. diam.;
ascis ovoideis v. subglobosis, tunicatis, octosporis, 20-28*18-25;
sporidiis conglobatis, ellipsoideis vel subovoideis, primo hyalinis,
lcvibus, dein atris, granulato-verrucosis 15-20 « 8-9.

Hah. in foliis Oeltidis spec, Bom Fim, Rio Jurua, Amazonise.

4. Asterina opulenta (P. Henn.) Sacc. Asterella opulenta P. Henn. 304d
in Hedw. 1904, p. 83. — Mycelio effuso crustaceo, aterrimo, ma-
culiformi ; hyphis ramosis, septatis, atris, 3-4 \i. crassis; conidiis
subglobosis vel ovoideis, continuis, atro-fuscis 8-12 ;j.. ; peritheciis
discoideis rotundatis, atris, asteroideo-dehiscentibus, lobis subtrian-
gularibus 120-150 \l. diam.; ascis paucis, ovoideis, tunicatis 4-8-
sporis, 60-80 * 40-60; sporidiis conglobatis oblongis, utrinque ro-
tundatis, medio 1-septatis, mucosis, haud constrictis, 32-40* 14-17,
primo hyalinis dein atro-castaneis.

Ilab. in foliis Ilicis spec. Tijuca, Rio de Janeiro Brasiliae
(E. Ule).

5. Asterina Hyphaster P. Henn. in Hedw. 1902, p. 299. — Maculis 304]
fuscidulis indeterminatis; hyphis repentibus atris, ramosis, ana-
stomosantibus, septatis 3-4,5 \x. crassis; conidiis ovoideis v. elli-
psoideis, atro-fuscis, medio 1-septatis; peritheciis lenticularibus v.
discoideis, contextu radiato-fibroso, atro-fusoo, centro pellucido,
subtrilobato dehiscentibus, ad marginem radiato-stellatis, 150-180

;j.. diam. primo conidia ovoidea, atrofusca 1-septata, constricta 10-
1 B « 6-7, conidiophoris brevibus hyalinis suffulta gerentibus; ascis
ovoideis, tunicatis 20-25 * 20-30, octosporis conglobatis, ellipsoideis
v. ovoideis, medio 1-septatis, constrictis, primo hyalinis dein atro-
castaneis 12-16*6-8, cellulis subglobosis, dcinde secedentibus.

Ilab. in foliis Malvastri spec, in horto botanico S. Paulo
Brasiliae. — Hyphaster P. Jlenn. est st. initialis conidicus.

6. Asterina Violae P. Henn. in Hedw. 1902, p. (63). — Mycelio atro, 304|
radiato-effuso hypophyllo, in maculis minutis gregariis; hyphis

I ramosis, fascis 2,5-3,5; peritheciis sparsis, lenticularibus,

Pyrenomycetse, Microthyriaceae, Phaeodidymae, Asterina. 877

radiato-cellulosis, poro pertusis, atris 40-50 ;j.. diam. ; ascis ovoi-
deis, utrinque rotundatis, 4-8-sporis, 12-15 «9-13; sporidiis conglo-
batis, ellipsoideis, fusco-brunneis, 1-septatis, paullo constrictis, 8-
10 « 4-4,5.

Hab. in foliis vivis ViohTe silvestris var. grypoceratis,
Mt. Yokogura Japonise (Yoshinaga).

7. Asterina Dictyolomatis P. Henn. Fungi Araaz. III, 1904, p. 372. — 3043
— Maculis mycelii epiphyllis, gregariis, rotundato-angulatis, atris,

ca. 1-2 mm. diam. ; hyphis repentibus, ramosis, anastomosantibus,
atrofuscis, ca. 3-4 ;j.. crassis, hyphopodiis sparsis vel alternis, ca-
pitato-ovoideis; peritheciis gregariis, lenticularibus, radiato-cellulo-
sis, medio pertusis, ca. 100-150 jj.. diam.; ascis ovoideis vel late
ellipsoideis, ca. 30-40 » 30, 8-sporis, apice crasse tunicatis; sporidiis
conglobatis ellipsoideis vel subovoideis, hyalinis dein atris, medio
1-septatis, constrictis, 15-20 « 8-10.

Hab. in foliis Dictyolomatis spec, Jurimaguas, Huallaga
Peruviae.

8. Asterina anonicola P. Henn. Fungi S. Paulenses I, in Hedw. 1902, 3044
p. 107. - Mycelio crustaceo atro, maculas parvas, superficiales, ex
hyphis septatis, atro fuscis 3-5 ;x. cr. formante; conidiis ovoideis
atro-fuscis 1-septatis, 20-24^10-15; peritheciis sparsis, discoideis,
poro pertusis, radiato-cellulosis, margine fimbriatis, 180-200 ;j.. d.;
ascis ovoideis, octosporis 35-45 « 30-35; sporidiis conglobatis ovoi-
deis, medio septatis, vix constrictis, hyalino-fuscidulis 15-20 « 10-13.

Hdb. in foliis Anome spec, in horto botanico S. Paulo Bra-
silioe.

9. Asterina Passiflorae (P. Henn.) Sacc Asterella Passiflorce P. Henn. 3045
in Hedw. 1904, p. 84. — Mycelio atro, effuso, interdum obsolete,
maculis minutis, rotundatis: hyphis castaneis, septatis, ramosis,

ca. 3-4 ;ju crassis ; peritheciis lenticularibus, membranaceo-atris, ag-
gregatis, radiato-ccllulosis, poro pertusis 120-180 \x. ; ascis ovoideis,
vertice tunicatis, octosporis, 30-40 « 20-25 ; sporidiis ovoideis vel
ellipsoideis, medio 1-septatis haud constrictis, atris, 16-22 « 8-12.
Ilab. in foliis Passifloroe spec. Sao Francisco, pr. St. Catha-
rina Brasiliae (E. Ule).

10. Asterina Negeriana Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 167. — Amphigena, 304G
maculas orbiculares siepe confluondo effusas erficiens; mycelio ex
livphis ramosis brunneis soptatis ca. 31/, ;j.. crassis composito; pe-
ritheciis gregariis, minutis, punctiformibus, globulosis, radiatim
contextis, atris, 100-175 ;j.. diam.;ascis ovato-globosis vel ovatis.

Pyrenomycetse, Microthyrlaceee, PheBodidj mse, Asterina,
apice incrassatis, sessilibus, 25-35« 18-28, oetosporis; sporidiis bi-
tristichis vel conglobatis, ellipsoideis, atrinque rotundatis, mcdio
1-septatis, lenitcr eonstrietis, loculo superiore paullo latiore, ex
hyalino brunneis, 14-18*7-8'/;

Hab. in foliis Escallonhe p ul ver ulent;c, Concepcion in
Cliile et Escallonhe spec. eodem loco.

11. Asterina paraphysata Starb. in Arkiv. for Botan. 1901, Band. 2, 3047
p. 12. — Mycelio latiuscule repente, peripherice laxissimo, reticu-
lato, centrum versus dense crustaceo, nigerrimo, maculas vage
determinatas imequaliter polygonas formante ; hyphis 5-12 ;j.. cras-

so; hypliopodiis oppositis, versiforraibus, cellula basilari plerum-
(juo breve tuberculato-ramulosa, superne obtusa, eontinua vel
2-septata; peritlieciis subsparsis, plicato-rugosis vel sotis brevibus
obsessis, primo scutellatis, dein lentieularibus, pulveraceo-carbona-
ceis, 100-150 ;j.. diam.; ascis subpiriformibus. subsessilibu^, 65-75 ^
35-40, octosporis; sporidiis conglobatis rhomboideis, 1-septatis, ex
hvalino fuligineis, 29-32 » 14-16,5, membrana minutissime graim-
losa; paraphysibus numerosis dcnse septatis, ramosis, olivascenti-
bus, filiformibus, ramulis extremis varie eurvatis.

Hal). in foliis Styracis, Piratiny, Rio Grande do Sul Brasilige.
— Asci jodo ca;rulescentes. Paraphysium charactere species prae-
distincta.

12. Asternia Turnerae P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. III, 1904, p. 372. c. ic. 3018
Maculis mycelii amphigenis, cpiphyllis gregariis, rotundato-angu-
latis, atris, ca. 1-2 mm. diam.; hyphis repentibus, atro-fuscis, ra-
mosis, anastomosantibus, 3-5 ;j.. crassis; pseudopodiis alternantibus,
2-4 lobatis, ca. 8 « 6, lobis subovoideis, obtusis, atro-fuscis; pcri-
theciis subgregariis, subhemisphrericis, pertusis, radiato-ccllulosis,
margine radiantibus, rufo-fuscis, 60-90 ;j.. ; ascis ovoileis vel late
ellipsoideis, 8-sporis, crasse tunicatis, 30-40 « 25-35 ; sporidiis con-
globatis, oblonge ellipsoideis, interdum subovoideis, utrinquo ro-
tundatis, medio 1-septatis valde constrictis. atro-fuscis, episporio
minute granuloso, 14-20 w 7-10.

Hab. in foliis Turnene ulmifolias, Tarapoto, Peru.

13. Asterina Aucubae P. Henn. F. japonici IV, in Bot. Jahrbiicher 3019
vol. XXXI, 1902, p. 739. — Maculis rotundatis, atris, mycelio
crustaceo; hyphis repentibus, atris 4-6 ;j.. crass., pseudopodiis ovoi-
deis, 1-septatis, 6-8*5-6; peritheciis gregariis subdiscoideis, per-
tusia L60-200 |i diam., membranaceis, atris; aseis ellipsoidois. utrin-
(jue obtusis, I" 50 v 30-40 octosporis, aparaphysatis; sporidiis ob-

Pyrenomycetse, Microthyriacese, Phseodidymse, Asterina. 879

longe ellipsoicleis, utrinque obtusis, meclio 1-septatis, 25-35 v 10-
12, constrictis.

Ildb. in foliis A u c u b se j a p o n i c x, Tosa Japoniae.

14. Asterina huallagensis P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. III, 1904, p. 372, 3050
cum icon. — Maculis mycelii epiphyllis, gregariis rotundato-con-
iluentibus, atris; hyphis repentibus, ramosis, atris; peritheciis spar-

sis raro subgregariis, hemisphserico-lenticularibus, atris, radiato-
cellulosis, meclio pertusis, 90-120 ;j.. diam.; ascis subglobosis vel
ovoideis, 8-sporis, tunicatis, 25-30^22-26; sporicliis oblonge elli-
psoideis, medio 1-septatis, valde constrictis, hyalinis dein atris,
minute verrucosis, 15-18 « 7-9.

Hab. in foliis Crotonis, Huallaga, Tarapoto Peru..

15. Asterina dilabens Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 1G8. — Amphigena; 3051
peritheciis gregariis, punctiformibus, 90-200 ;j.. diam., globulosis,
atris, radiatim contextis, e medio marginem versus radiatim de-
hiscentibus; hyphis mycelii ramulosis, brunneis, ca. 3'/, \i. crassis;
ascis ovato-globosis, sessilibus, 22-26« 18-24, octosporis; sporidiis
conglobatis, ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis, medio. 1-septatis con-
strictisque, loculis a^qualibus, facile dilabentibus, ex hyalino brun-
neis, 12-15 '/2 * 7 l/2-9.

Hab. in foliis Sarmient;e repentis, Concepcion in Chile. —
Affinis A. Negerianw, a qua differt sporidiis profundius constrictis
et in binos articulos aequales facile secedentibus.

16. Asterina Memorae P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. III, 1904, p. 373, cum 3052
icon. — Maculis mycelii epipliyllis, rotundatis vel effusis, atro-
subcrustaceis vel subobsoletis ; hyphis repentibus, ramosis, rufo-
brunneis, ca. 3-5 ;j.. crassis, anastomosantibus; conidiis fusoideis,
hvalino-stipitatis, fuscidulis, 3-septatis apice subhyalinis, 15-20 «
4-5; peritheciis gregariis v. sparsis, lenticularibus, pertusis, atris,
radiato-cellulosis, ca. 150 ;x. diam.; ascis clavatis, tunicatis, breve
curvato-stipitatis, 8-sporis, 30-35 « 13-17 ; sporidiis subdistichis v.
conglobatis, ellipsoideis, utrinqne rotunclatis, meclio 1-septatis, valde
constrictis, atris, 10-13 « 4'/,-5 '/,.

Ilab. in foliis Memone spec. Huallaga, Tarapoto Peru.

17. Asterina solanicola P. Honn. Fungi S. Paulenses I, in Hedw. 3053
1902, pag. 108. — Mycelio crustaceo, atro, maculas minutas for-
mante; hyphis superficialibus opiphyllis,atro-fuscis plerumque obso-
letis; peritheciis sparsis, subhemisphoericis, poro pertusis 100-140

;j.. diam., contextu parenchymatico, atro; ascis clavatis apice ob-
tuso-rotunclatis, basi curvulis, attenuatis, 35-40*8-10, octosporis;

880 Pyrenomycetee, Microthyrli se, PhsBodidymse, Aeterina.

sporidiis subdistichis, ollipsoideis, mcdio soptatis, haud constrictis,
hyalinis dein bnmneis, 5-7*3,5-4.

Hdb in foliis Solani leucodemlri prope S. Paulo Brasiliae.

18. Asterina systema solare Massee in Kow Bull. 1901, p. 1G0. — 3054
Pcritheciis gregariis, mycelio maculiformi atro insidentibus, sphae-
roideo-depressis, glabris, 90-100 a. latis; ascis cylindraceo-clava-

tis, broviter pedicollatis, octosporis, 50-55*12; sporidiis distichis,
obovatis, 1-septatis, fuscidulis, loculo suporioro majore, obtusatis
9-10*5.

Ilab. in pag. sup. fol. Banksiae marginatae in Tasmania
(Rodway).

19. Asterina Yoshinagai P. Heim. in Hedw. 1902, p. '63). — Mycolio 3055
atro, radioso, in maculis rotundatis; hyphis efFusis, soptatis, ramo-

sis vel simplicibus 3,5-5 ;j.. crassis; conidiis fusoidois, brunneis,
apice interdum papillatis, basi stipitatis, 2-3-septatis, haud con-
strictis 18-20*4-4,5, stipite fuscidulo usque ad 10 a. longo; pe-
ritheciis sparsis, lenticularibus, radiato-cellulosis, atro-brunneis,
poro pertusis 50-80 ;j.. diam. ; ascis oblonge ovoideis. apice rotun-
datis, basi curvulis attenuatis, octosporis, 30-40*15-18; sporidiis
subdistichis v. couglobatis. oblonge ovoidcis v. subclavatis, primo
4-guttulatis, dein medio 1-scptatis, hyalino-fuscidulis, 13-20 * 4-5.
Uab. in foliis Quercus acutaa in prov. Tosa Japoniie (Yoshi-
naga).

20. Asterina circularis Pat. Bull. Soc. Mycol. 1902, p. 301. — My- -i{™
celio plagas atras, opiphyllas, 1-2 mm. latas, orbicularcs, crusta-
ceas, centro mox nudatas efficiente, cx hyphis brunnois, radianti-
bus, prostratis, 4-5 ;j.. cr., septatis, ramulosis, donse stipatis, hy-
phopodiis sossilibus, 1-cellularibus, brunnois, globoso-sinuatis, 6-7

;j.. alt. ornatis, setulis destitutis, composito; peritheciis numorosis
ciroulatim grogariis, dimidiatis 150-lSO ;j.. diam., subastomis, opa-
cis, contextu radiante; ascis ovoidois, subsessilibus 35*15, octo-
sporis; sporidiis hyalinis doin brunneis, ellipticis, modio 1-septatis
vix constrictis 13 * 3.

Iltih. in foliis vivis arboris ignotae, Java iClautriau).

21. Asterina Libertiae Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 1G7. — Amphigena; 305
peritheciis in gregcs rotundatos vol ellipticos subindo irrogulares
1-.") ]]M]i. longos s.i'pius circulariter dispositis, plerumque etiam
folia tota tegentibus, superncialibus, oculo nudo conspicuis, atris,
contextu radiato, mycolio ex hyphis repentibus nodulosis anasto-
musaiitibus composito, stellatim dehisccntibus, 140-200 ;j.. diam.;

Pyrenomycetse, Microthyriaceae, Pha?odidyniBe, Kusanobotrys. 881

ascis globosis vel subglobosis, sessilibus, supsrne incrassatis, 30-
42 * 28-38, octosporis; sporidiis di-tristichis, ellipsoideo-oblongis,
utrinque rotundatis, medio 1-septatis leniter constrictis, primitus
hyalinis, tandem fuscis, 18-25*9-11, loculo superiore interdum
paullo majore, plerumque autem loculis duobus sequalibus.

Hab. in foliis vivis Libertise spec, Concepcion in Ohile. fre-
quens.

22. Asterina Pandani Kostr. in Bot. Tidsskrift. Copenhagen 1902, 3058
vol. 24, p. 211. — Maculis epiphyliis, atris, rugosis, usque 1 cm.
latis, margine fibrilloso; peritheciis membranaceis, lenticularibus ;
ascis ovatis 46*33; sporidiis ellipsoideis 15*13.

Hab. in foliis Pandani, Siam Asiae merid.

23. Asterina Stuhlmanni P. Henn. Notizbl. bot. Gart. Berl. 1903, 3059
pag. 239. — Maculis epiphyllis, rotundatis vel effusis, bullatis,
flavo-brunneolis, dein centro fuscis; peritheciis sparsis epiphyllis,
lenticularibus 120-140 ;j.. diam., atro-fuscis, pertusis, radiato-cellu-
losis, mycelio fusco circumdatis; hyphis ramosis, septatis, sgepe
torulosis, 3-4 ;j.. crassis; conidiis ellipsoideis vel ovoideis, utrinque
obtusis, fuscis, medio 1-septatis, sa?pe constrictis, plerumque 8-

14 * 4-5 ; ascis ovoideis, apice rotundatis, tunicatis, 8-sporis, 25-
32*18-24; sporidiis conglobatis, ovoideis vel ellipsoideis, primo
hyalinis, 2 grosse guttulatis, dein fuscis medio 1-septatis, constri-
ctis, episporio granulato-verrucoso, 12-15 * 8-9.

Hab. in foliis Ananassae cultLe Dar-es-Salam Africai orient.
(Stuhlmann). — Sporidiis verruculosis ad A. alpinam et mexica-
nam accedit, ceterum omnino diversa.

24. Asterina Cyathearum Rac. — Syll. fung. XVI, p. 649. — Huc
ducenda Halbania Cyathearum Rac. Cryptog. parasit exsicc. Java
n. n. 89 (saltem in meo exempl.), nam diagnosim novi generis
nullibi vidi. In auctoris indice inter Phacidiaceas locatur.

KUSANOBOTRYS P. Henn. in Hedw. 1904, p. 141 (Etym. a cl. botanico
Kusano japonensi). — Perithecia in mycelio crustaceo atro, stro-
matico superficialia , botryosa, subovoidea; membranacea, atra,
basi setulis superantibus circumdata. Asci ovoidei 4-8-spori apa-
raphysati; sporidia ovoidea 1-septata, fusca. — An potius ad Peri-
sporiaceas propo Meliolam referendum genus?

1. Kusanobotrys Bambusae P. Henn. in Hedw. 1904, p. 141. — Ma- 30,J°
culis epiphyllis, gregariis, rotundatis, atris, s;epe confiuentibus,
2-3 mm. diam., mycelio crustaceo substromatico ; hyphis olivaceo-

56

Pyrenomycetae, Microthyriacese, Hyalodidymae, Asterella.
fu8cis3 ramosis, ca. 3 ;j.. crassis; conidiis ovoideis, olivaceo-fuscis,
medio 1-septatis 13-20 »6-10; peritheciis 5-12 vel plurimis, bo-
tryose congestis, basi setulis atris, erectis ca. 108 »5-15, circum-
datis, piriformibuSj apice rotundatis subostiolatis, atro-olivaceis,
parenchymatico-cellulosis, 60-80 » 50-60; ascis ovoideis, apice crasso
tunicatis, rotundatis 4-8-sporis ca. 40 »30; sporidiis conglobatis,
ovoideis, rotundatis, medio 1-septatis, vix constrictis, primo liya-
linis dcin fuscis vol subatris, 16-23 » 8-10.

Ilah. in foliis Bambusae Voitchii, Nikko Japoniaj Ivusano).

Sect. 2. Hyalodidvmif.

ASTERELLA Sacc. — Syll. I p. 42, IX p. 393, XI p. 256, XIV
p. 608. XVI p. 649.

1. Asterella manaosensis P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. III, 1904, p. 370, 3061
cum icon. — Maculis mycelii epiphyllis, rotundatis, atro-subcru-
staceis, ca. 5-8 mm. diam.; hyphis repentibus ramosis, torulosis,
1'uso-atris, 4-5 <),. crassis; peritheciis dense gregariis confiucnti-
busque, lenticularibus, atro-brunnois, radiato-cellulosis. pertusis,

ca. 180-250 a. ; ascis clavatis, apice rotundato-tunicatis, basi atte-
nuatis, curvulis, 8-sporis, 50-80 »12-18; sporidiis subdistiehis vel
stibcouglobatis, oblonge ovoideis, clavatis v. ellipsoideis, utrinque
rotundatis, medio 1-scptatis, constrictiusculis, hyalinis, 12-15 »

Ilab. in foliis Anonaceaj cujusdam Manaos, Rio Negro,
Amazoniae.

2. Asterella Eupomatiae P. Henn. in Hedw. 1903, p. (78). — Maculis 3u£
rotundatis v. indetorminatis, fuscis, hypophyllis; peritlieciis minu-

tis, l<nticularibus, radiato-cellulosis, atris ca. 60 <).. diam.; hyphis
repentibus, ramosis, atro-fuscis, septatis, ca. 3-3,5 crassis; conidiis
subellipsoideis v. ovoideis, atris, 2-septatis, 10-12 »5-6; ascis sub-
globosis v. ovoideis, octosporis 25-30 » 22-28; sporidiis conglobatis,
ellipsoideis v. ovoidcis, hyalinis, 1-septatis, valde constrictis, 12-
18 5-6.

Ilch. in foliis Eupomati;e laurin;c, Eumundi, Soutli
Queensland Australiae.

3. Asterella rufo violascens (P. Honn.) Sacc. Asterina rufo-viola- gosj
sceni IV Benn. in Eedw. 1904, pag. 83. — Mycelio crustaceo,
fragili, atro maculiformi rotuudato, 2-3 mm. diam.j peritheciis

Pyrenomycetse, Microthyriacese, Hyalodidymae, Asterella. 883

lenticulari-rotuudatis, sicco subcupulatis, membranaceis, atris, ra-
cliato-cellulosis, rufo-violascentibus, poro pertusis; hyphis mycelii
ramosis, septulatis, radiatis, varie crassis; conidiis fusoideis, 1-se-
ptulatis, rufis, 20-25 « 4; ascis davatis vertice rotundatis, tunicatis,
octosporis, 35-45« 13-15; sporidiis subdistichis, oblonge ovoideis,
utrinque obtusis, ad basim 1-septatis, constrictis, hyalinis 12-15 « 5-6.
Hab. in foliis Begoni;e, Serra das Orgaos, Rio de Janeiro
Brasilise (E. Ule).

4. Asterella Parmularia P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. IV, in Hedw. 1905, 3064
p g4, — Peritheciis hypophyllis in mycelio Asterincv parasitan-
tibus, scutellato-rotundatis, hyphis repentibus, septatis, vix ramo-

sis, subhyalinis, 2-4 u,. cr. circumdatis, 80-100 u,., radiato-cellu-
losis, brunneis, poro pertusis; ascis clavatis, apice incrassatis, ro-
tundato-obtusiusculis, octosporis, 25-35^8-10; sporidiis distichis,
clavatis, obtusis, medio 1-septatis, haud constrictis,'^ 8-10 « 3-4,
hyalinis.

Ildb. in foliis Cassioe spec, Tarapoto, Rio Amazonas.

5. Asterella Gardoquiae Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1904, pag. 169. — Hypo- 3065
phylla; peritheciis sparsis v. hinc inde subgregariis, minutis, pun-
ctiformibus, 70-140 ;j.. diam., radiatim contextis, irregulariter vel
subinde substellatim dehiscentibus, membranaceis, mycelio ex hy-
phis tenuibus ca. 2-2 '/2 u,. crassis anastomosantibus septatis ra- ,
mosisque composito cinctis; ascis subglobosis, sessilibus, apice vix

v. leniter incrassatis, 25-32 « 14-22, octosporis; sporidiis di-tristi-
chis, ovato-oblongis, 1-septatis, non constrictis, apicc rotundatis,
basim versus leniter tenuatis, hyalinis, 14-17 « 5-6.

llab. in foliis vivis Gardoquiiie multiflorae, Concepcion
in Chile (F. W. Neger).

6. Asterella microtheca (Pat) Sacc. Asterina microtheca Pat. Bull. 3066
Soc. Mycol. 1902, p. 301. — Maculis amphigenis, superficialibus,
brunneis, sparsis aut confluentibus, orbicularibus, 2-4 mm. latis;
peritheciis numerosis, atris, minutis 70-80 ;j.. diam., poro pertusis,
globoso-depressis, contextu minute celluloso, brunneo; hyphis pro-
stratis, rad.antibus, rectis, subsimplicibus 80-130 a. longis, 4 u,.

cr., brunneis, hyphopodiis destitutis, e basi enatis, insidentibus ;
ascis ovoideis, subsessilibus, minutis 20-25 * 13, octosporis; spori-
diis hyalinis, ovoideis v. subcylindraceis 6-8 « 3, medio 1-septatis.
Hab. in foliis Lcucopsidis Tweediei in Brasilia (Glaziou).
— A. irradianti Pat. affinis.

7. Asterella macularis Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 168. — Epiphylla; 3°67

Pyrenomj cetae, Microthj riacese, 1 [yalophragmiae, Asteridium.
maculas rotundatas 2-4 mm. diam. dein confluentes tandemque
magnam folii partem occupantes atro-purpureas efficiens; peri-
thei iis sparsis vel subgrcgariis, rotundatis vel rotundato-ovatis,
radiatim contextis, irregulariter rimose dehiscentibus, atris, 150-
500 [i. diam., basi hyphis radiantibus ramosis septatis brunneis
". crassis 'inctis; ascis oblongo-cylindraceis, apice crassius
tunicatis, sessilibus, 50-70 « 10-16, octosporis; sporidiis distichis,
ovato oblongis. 1-septatis, loculo superiore minore rotundato, in-
riore longiore attenuato, non constrictis, hvalinis, 12 '/„-16 '/, v

±7,-6 •

Hab. in foliis vivis Myrceugeni.e Pitraa, Concepcion in

Chile F. W. Neger).

s. Asterella verruculosa Syd. Ann. Mycol. 19)4, p. 168. — Mycelio 3088
maculas nigras amphigenas rotundatas v. confluentes ca. 3-8 mm.
latos efFormante; hyphis mycelicis castaneo-brunneis, nodulosis,
anastomosantibus, ramosis, septatis; peritheciis sessilibus, appla-
natis, ca. Yt mm. diam., atris, membranaceis, centro perforatis;
ascis saccatis, apice rotundatis, breviter stipitatis, 50-75^22-31,
octosporis; sporidiis distichis, clavatis, medio 1-septatis, constrictis,
loculo supero rotundato latiore verruculoso, inferiore deorsum atte-
nuato angustiore levi v. sublevi, totis 22-25 ;j.. longis, loculo su-
pero 8-11 ;j.. lato, inferiore 4 '/,-8 ;j.. lato.

Hab. in foliis Myrrhinii rubriflori, Rio Grande do Sul
Brasilise Heineck et Czermak, comm. F. AV. Neger). — Spori-
diis peculiaribus prjedistincta species.

9. Asterelia Aspidii P. Henn. in Hedvv. 1904, pag. 141. — Maculis 3081
superficialibus, rotundatis, atris, crustaceis, ca. 5 mm. diara. ; peri-
theciis gregariis, interdum confluentibus, lenticularibus, atris, ra-
diato-cellulosis, poro pertusis, lobato-clehiscentibus, ca. 60-90 ;j.
diam., basi hyphis fuscis 3-3, 5 ;j.. circumdatis; ascis ovoideis
20-30 » 18-20; sporidiis conglobatis ovoideis v. ellipsoideis, utrin-
que obtue lio 1-septatis, 10-12*6-8, hyalino-fuscidulis.

Hab. in foliis Aspidii falcati var., Fortuna Tosa, Nckodati
Japoniiu (Yoshinaga).

Sect. 3. Hyalophragraiii'.

ASTERIDIUM Sacc. — Syll. I p. 49, IX p. 435. XI p. 269, XIV

p. 699, XVI p. 650.
]. Asteridium ferrugineum P. Henn, in Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 1903,3071

Pyrenomycetfe, Microthyriacese, Phreophrag-mioe, Asteridiella. 885

p. 47. — Maculis hypophyllis, subrotundatis, explanatis, ferrugi-
neis ; hyphis repentibus, brevibus, confluentibus, septatis, subtoru-
losis, ramosis ca. 3-5 ;j.. cr., ochraceo-fuscidulis; peritheciis subglo-
boso-lenticularibus, poro pertusis, membranaceo-cellulosis, fuscis,
margine radiantibus, ochraceo-fuscidulis 140-160 a. diam.; ascis
clavatis, apice rotundatis, crasse tunicatis, octosporis, 25-40 « 8-10;
sporidiis conglobatis, oblonge cylindraeeis vel clavatis, utrinque
obtusis, 3-septatis, constrictis, hyalinis, 15-20 v 3,5-4.

Hab. in foliis Cocoes niiciferse, Das-es-Salam, Zanzibar Afri-
cre orient. (Stuhlmann).
2. Asteridium Heteropteridis P. Henn. Fungi S. Paulenses I, in Hedw. 3071
1902, p. 108. -- Peritheciis sparsis hypophyllis, in villo nidulan-
tibus; hyphis subhyalino-fuscidulis repentibus, septatis ca. 3 \x. cr.,
circumdatis, convexo-lenticularibus, 140-200 a. diam., atro-brun-
neis, membranaceis, astomis; ascis clavatis, rectis vel curvulis,
apice obtusis, 35-50 «7-10, octosporis; paraphysibus filiformibus,
hyalinis, 2 u. cr.; sporidiis oblongis vel clavatis, subdistichis, ob-
tusis, 2-3-septatis, 12-14*3-4 hyalinis.

Hab. in foliis Heteropteridis, in horto botanico S. Paulo
Brasiliae.

Sect. 4. Phaeopliragmia).

ASTERIDIELLA Mac. Alp. — Syll. XIV p. 701.

1. Asteridiella radiata P. Henn., Fungi S. Paulenses I, in Hedw. 3072
1902, p. 108. — Mycelio radiato-effuso, atro, amphigeno ; hyphis
repentibus fuscis, septatis 4-6 ;j.. cr. ; conidiis clavatis, apice ob-
tusis, 3-5-septatis, atro-fuscis, 20-30^5-6; stipite elongato usque

ad 40 a. longo, hyalino; peritheciis gregariis subhemisphiericis,
poro pertusis, contextu membranaceis, radiato-cellulosis, atro-brun-
neis GO-80 \i. diam.; ascis clavatis, apice obtusis, octosporis, 30-
49*10-13; sporidiis conglobatis, clavatis, apice obtusis, basi sub-
acutis, 5-septatis, haud constrictis, hyalino-fuscidulis, 25-30 « 3,5.
Hab. in foliis Lauracea3 cujusdam prope S. Paulo Brasiliae.

2. Asteridiella Marcgravias P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. III, 1904, p. 370. 3073
cum icon. — Peritheciis hypophyllis in maculis subrotundatis.
atris, scutellato-dimidiatis vel lenticularibus, atris, radiato-cellulo-

sis, astomis, pertusis, ca. 150-200 \i. diam. ; hvphis radiantibus,
atris ramosis, atro-fuscis ; ascis oblonge clavatis, rotundatis, basi

Pyrenomycetse, LophioStomacese, Ryalodidj ma?, Lophiosphaera.
substipitatis curvatis, paraphysatis, 8-sporis, ca. 45-55 * 14-16; spo-
ridiis subdistichis, oblongi' cylindraceis, utrinque obtusis, 3-septa-
tis, primo hyalinis, dein fuscis, 25-35 « 3-4.

Ifab. in^foliis Marcgravise flagellaris, Jurua-Miry, Rio
Jurua Amazoniae.
3. Asteridiella Citharexyli P. Henn. Fungi S. Paulonses I. in Hedw. 307»
1902, pag. 108. — Mycelio obsoleto v. hyphis fuscidulis, sparsis,
repentibus 3,5-4 ;j..; peritheciis amphigenis gregarie sparsis, pun-
ctiformibus, sublenticularibus, atris, marginc membranaceo-fim-
briatis, pallidioribus 100-140 a. diam., astomis; ascis oblongo elli-
psoideis, v. ovoideis, utrinquo obtusis, octosporis, 25-40 * 14-18;
sporidiis conglobatis, fusoideis, utrinquo acuti.s, 1-dein 4-septatis,
hyalinis, doin fuscis 13-22 « 3-4.

Ilab. in foliis Citharexyli Pcoppigii, prope S. Paulo Bra-
silise.

Fam. 7. Lophiostcmaceae Sacc.
Sect. 1. Plueospora?.

LOPHIELLA Sacc. — Syll. II p. 673.

1. Lophiella Bambusae P. Henn. F. javanici novi. in Hedw. 1902, 3079
p. 143. — Maculis oblongis interdum confluentibus, subochraceis ;
peritheciis epiphyllis sparse gregariis, innato-subsuperficialibus,
atro-carbonaceis, rotundato-pulvinatis, vertice poroso-rimosis, late
apertis, ca. 1 mm. diam.;ascis clavatis apice rotundatis, octospo-
ris. 80-90 * 15-16; paraphysibus iiliformibus hyalinis; sporidiis di-
stichis oblongis vol elavatis, obtusis, 20-30 v 6-8, continuis, fusco-
brunneis.

Hab. in foliis Bambusse spec. in insula Java.

Sect. 2. Byalodidyraae.

L0PHI0SPH/ERA Trev. Syll. II p. 675, IX p. 1075, XI p. 383,
XIV p. 702.

1. Lophiosphaera Antillarum Pat, in Duss. Enum. Champ. Guadel. 3071
1903, p. 83. — Peritheciis sparsis v. inordinato gregariis, cortice
superficie atrato immersis, '/a mm. diam., ostiolis exsertis, erectis,
compressis, contextu coriaceo nigro, celluloso; nucloo albo; ascis

Pyrenomycetgp, Lophiostomacese, Phseophragtaiae, Loplriostoma. S87

cylindraceis apice rotundatis, basi tenuatis, 160-200 « 25, octospo-
ris; paraphysibus copiosis, linearibus, ramosis et vulgo apice con-
tortis; sporidiis biseriatis, elongato-fusoideis rectis, curvulisve, mu-
ticis, 1-septatis, constrictis, grosse 2-4-guttulatis, 53-63 * 12-14,
hyalinis dein pallidissime fuligineis.

Hdb. in ramis emortuis Ingse laurif olire, Camp-Jacob Gua-
dalupoe.

Sect. 3. Pliapodidvma}.

SCHIZOSTOMA Ces. et De Not. — Syll. II p. 673, IX p. 1074, XI
p. 382, XIV p. 702, XVI p. 650.

1. Schizostoma Cercocarpi Earle, Plantae Bakerianse, fasc. II, Fungi, 3077
p. 18. — Peritheciis ovoideis 300 » 250 a., nigris vix Iucentibus,
dense congestis v. confluentibus in crusta stromatica insidentibus,
ostiolo minute et obsolete pliciformi donatis; ascis lineari-cylindra-
ceis 80*6; paraphysibus numerosis; sporidiis monostichis, fusifor-
mibus, 1-septatis, constrictis, pallide olivaceo-brunneis, 16-18*4.
Hab. in ligno emortuo Cercocarpi, Hermosa, South Colo-
rado, Amer. bor.

Sect. 4. Hyalophragniiae.

LOPHIOTREMA Sacc. Syll. II p. 678, IX p. 1076, XIV p. 703.

1. Lophiotrema Cercocarpi Earle, Plantre Bakeriange fasc. II, Fungi, 307S
p. 17. — Peritheciis dense gregariis, in areis nigrescentibus insi-
dentibus. nigris, conicis, basi immersis, ostiolo conico-papillato
donatis, compressis; ascis clavatis 80-100*12-15; paraphysibus
iiliformibus, asco longioribus; sporidiis distichis, fusoideo-falcatis,
utrinque acutis, non appendiculatis, 3-5-septatis, parce constrictis,
guttula magna utroque polo donatis, hyalinis v. pallide olivaceis,
35*8.

Hdb. in ligno emortuo Cercocarpi, Hermosa, Colorado Amer.
borealis.

Sect. 5. Pliieophragmiie.

LOPHIOSTOMA (Fr.) Ces. et De Not. - Syll. II p. 689, IX p. 1083,
XI p. 383, XIV p. 704, XVI p. 651.

>etse, Lophiostomacese, Ph8eophrag»miae, Lophiostoma.

1. Lophiostoma quadrinucleatum Karst. — Syll. II, p. G89. — var. 3079
Sarothamni Feltg. Vorst. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 1903, p. 2G5.

A typo differt peritheciis densius confertis, 300-500 [>.. diam.
ascis longioribus ei angustioribus 90-130^10; sporidiis submono-
stichis, subfusoideis, brevioribus 15-17 «8-10, triseptatis, brunneis.

Ihxh. in raniis decorticatis Sarothamni scoparii, Luxem-
burg.

2. Lophiostoma Cephalanthi Fairm. .lourn. of Mycol. 1904, p. 230. — 3080
Peritheciis ligno immersis, superne hemisphserico-prominentibus,

ntro ostiolo compresso emergente prrcditis; ascis tereti-clavatis
longe sensim stipitatis 100-130 «10; sporidiis oblongo-fusoideis,
rectis curvulisve, 5-7-septatis, initio G-8-guttulatis, utrinque tenua-
tis, ad septa leniter constrictis, brunneis, 27-30 «G-7; paraphy-
sibus filiformibus nuclcolatis.

Ifab. in ram is decortieatis C e p h a 1 a n t h i o c c i d e n t a 1 i s,
Etidgeway, X. Y. Amer. bor. — Sporidia medio disticha, utrinque
monosticha.

3. Lophiostoma insidiosum (Desm.) De Not. — Syll. II, p. 703. — 303]
var. sessile Rehm in Hedw. 1901, p. (104). — Peritheciis sparsis,
emergentibus, dein plane sessilibus, 0,5 mm. diam.

Ilab. in ramulis Ericse carnete, in alp. Bavarioc. — A pro-
xime affini L. caulium sporidiis plerumque appendiculatis differt.
1. Lophiostoma roseo-tinctum Ell. et. Ev. — Syll. IX, p. 1085. — 3082
var. ebulicola Feltg. Vorstud. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 1903, p. 263.
- A typo praecipue distinguitur peritheciis confertioribus ; ascis
longioribus et angustioribus 120-140 « 8-10; sporidiis plerumque
3-5-septatis, fusoideis, non appendiculatis.

Hab. in caulibus emortuis Sambuci Ebuli, Luxemburg.
5. Lophiostoma quercinum Feltg. Vorst. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III. :!'K<
L903, p. 265, Lophiotrema quercinum Feltg. II, p. 186. — Perithe-
ciis sparsis ve] gregariis, ligno semiimmersis, globoso-conoideis.
ostiolo vario, nunc subpapillato, nunc compresso, nunc subangu-
loso, demum deciduo, nigris, carbonaceo-fragilibus 300-GOO [j.. diam.;
tereti-clavatis, breve stipitatis, 85-110 « 13-18, filiformi-pa-
raphysatis suboctosporis ; sporidiis mono-distichis, fusiformibus,
plerumque acutis, rectis curvulisve, diu 1-septatis hyalinis, 4-8
guttulatis, demum brunneis, tenuiter 3-6-septatis, plerumque hinc
vel utrinque appendiculatis et muco obductis, 33 « 5-7.

Hab. in ramis emortuis et ligno Quercus ltoboris, Luxem-
burg. - Lophiost. perverso ei Loph. vaganti affine.

Pyrenomycetse, Lophiostomaceae, Phfeodictyae, Platystomum. 889

6. Lophiostoma occidentale Tracy et Earle, Planta; Bakerianrc fasc. I, 3084
Fungi p. 31. — Peritheciis sparsis, prominentibus, nigris, inferne
rugosis, superne levibus, ovalibus 1-1,5^0,5-1 mm., ostiolo com-
presso; ascis clavato-cylindraceis , longe stipitatis 150-160^20;
paraphysibus longis, filiformibus; sporidiis ellipticis, superne ro-
tundatis, inferne subacutis, fuscis, 5-septatis, 30-40 « 10-15.

Hab. in ramulis J u n i p e r i m o n o s p e r m x, Mancos, South
Colorado, Amer. bor.

BRIGANTIELLA Sacc. — Syll. II p. 707 (ut subgenus).

1. Brigantielia pallida P. Henn. F. javanici novi, in Hedw. 1902, 3085
p. 143. — Peritheciis hypophyllis, sparsis v. subaggregatis, innato-
superficialibus, membranaceo-subcarbonaceis, pulvinato-hemispha>
ricis, albido-villosis, clausis, obtusis, dein apice poroso-apertis, ca.
0,5 mm. diam.; ascis clavatis, vertice obtuso-rotundatis, basi atte-
nuatis, curvatis, octosporis, 150-200^20-25, paraphysatis; spori-
diis distichis oblonge clavatis, apice rotundatis, basi hyalino-ro-
stratis, 5-septatis, haud constrictis, brunneis vel atro-fuscis, 28-
40 « 10-14.

Hab. in foliis Hibisci spec, Buitenzorg Javse.

Sect. G. Phaeodictyse.

PLATYST0MUM Trevisan in Bull. Soc. Bot. Belgiqne 1877, vol. XVI,
pag 16. — Syll. XIV p. 27. — Lophidium Sacc. Mich. I, p. 340
(1878) — Syll. II p. 710, IX p. 1091, XI p. 384, XIV p. 706,
XVI p. 653. — Huc ducenda* sunt species sequentes: Platgsto-
mum compressum (Pers.) Trev. Pl. fraudulentum (Diet. M.) Trev.,
Pl. gregarium (Fuck.) Trev., Pl. hygrophilum (Sacc.) Trev., Pl.
ramorum (Nke) Trev., Pl. nucidoides (Sacc.) Lind., Pl. Spartii
(Fabr.) Lind., Pl. Cotini (Fabr ) Lind., Pl. thyridioides (Sacc. et
Speg.) Lind., Pl. fenestrale (Cooke et Ell.) Lind., Pl. oUectum
(Peck) Lind., Pl. ambiguum (Fabr.) Sacc. et D. Scc, Pl. aroma-
ticum (Fabr.) Sacc et D. Sacc, Pl. confertum (Ell. et Ev.) Sacc
et D. Sacc, Pl. Cotini (Fabr.) Sacc et D. Sacc Pl. curtum (Tr.)
Sacc et D. Sacc, Pl. deflectens (Karst.) Sacc et D. Sacc, Pl. di-
minuens (Pers.) Sacc ot D. Sacc, Pl. graphidosporum (Anzi) Sacc et
D. Sacc, Pl. inops (Pass.) Sacc et D. Sacc, Pl. melanommoides
(Speg.) Sacc et D. Sacc, Pl. minus (Ell.) Sacc et D. Sacc, Pl.

ryrenomycetfie, Lophlostomaoese, Phseodictyse, Platystomum.
nitidum Ell. o\ Ev.) Sacc. et D. Sacc, Pl. nobile Sacc. ct D.
Sacc . /V. pachysporwm Sacc. et D. Sacc. P/. pachgstomum (Ell.
et Ev.) Sacc ot D. Sacc, PZ. Populi Fabr.) Saoc. et D. Sacc,
/7. psilogrammum (Dur. et Mont.i Sacc et D. Sacc, PZ. purpu-
rascens (Mont.) Sacc et D. Sacc, P/. 7?^ro (Pass.) Sacc. et D.
Sacc . Pl. ruhorum (Crouan) Sacc et D. Sacc, Pl. Santolino3 (Fabr.)
Sacc. et D. Sacc, P1. Scorpii (Fabr.) Sacc et D. Sacc, Pl. suh-
compre88um (Karst.) Sacc et D. Sacc, Pl. suhgregarium (C. Mass.)
Sacc et D. Sacc, Pl. tingens (Ell.) Sacc et D. Sacc Pl. incisum
Kll. et Ev. , Sacc et D. Sacc, Pl. trifidum (Ell. et Ev.) Sacc et
I >. Sacc, Pl. rude (Ell. et Ev.) Sacc et D. Sacc, Pl. anomalum
(Atkin.) Sacc et D. Sacc Pl. chartarum (Sacc et Syd.) Sacc et
D. Sacc

1. Platystomum hysterioides Earle, Plantse Bakeriami' fasc II, Fungi 308G
p. 18. — Peritheciis sparsis, elongatis 1 « 0,5 mm. rugosis, nigris,
basi fibrillis vestitis in rima longituclinali apertis; ostiolo incon-
spicuo; ascis cylindraceis breve stipitatis 100-140^12; parapky-
sibus filiformibus, numerosis; sporidiis ovoideis 3-septatis, septo
mediano constrictis, longitudinaliter divisis, initio brunneolis, dein
intense brunneis, 20 « 10.

Hah. in ramis decorticatis Amelanchieris et Fendleras
spec. Hermosa South Colorado, Amer. bor.

2. Platystomum Amelanchieris Tracy et Earle Plantje Bakerian e, 3 OffJ
fasc. I, pag. 32. — Peritheciis sparsis, immersis, nigris, inferne
rugosis, superne lucentibus, fere hemispha^ricis 0,5-1 mm. diam.
saepe irregulariter elongatis, ostiolo, inconspicuo donatis; ascis

lindraceis, stipitatis, 140-150 * 13-15; sporidiis oblique monosti-
chis, fuscis, dein opacis, ellipticis, utrinque acutis, 3-5-septatis,
muriformibus, plus minusve constrictis, 22-24^7-8.

Ilnh. in ramis decorticatis Amelanchier is spec. Mancos,
Soutb Colorado, Amer. bor.
'■'>. Platystomum Aceris Tracy ct Earle, Planta^ Bakeriame. fasc. I, 3088
Fungi p. 32 Lophidium Sacc). — Peritheciis sparsis, nigris, rugosis,
compressis 0,8-1 < ».5-0,8 mm. diam., ostiolo depresso, ellipticis;
longis, stipitatis 100-120 « 14-10; paraphysibus numerosis
filiformibus ; sporidiis oblique monostichis. ovalibus, 3-septatis, a<!
Beptum medianum ]>rofunde constrictis. muriformibus, intense
l>runncis 17-18 '.'-10.

llnli, in rarnis decorticatis Aceris glabri, La Plata River,
tli Colorado, Amer. bor.

:{()si.

Pyrenomycetse, Lophiostomacea?, Phfleodictyae, Platystomum. 891

4. Platystomum desertorum Tracy et Earle Planiie Bakeriame fasc. I,
Fungi pag. 32. — Peritheciis sparsis, subsuperficialibus, nigris,
rugosis, hemisphiericis vel ovatis, 0,5 mm. diam., ostiolo elliptico
vel fere circulari donatis; ascis cylindraceis, longe stipitatis 135-
150 « 11-13; paraphysibus numerosissimis, filiformibus asco longio-
ribus; sporidiis oblique monostichis, ovalibus, intense brunneis, 5-
7-septatis, ad septum medium valde constrictis, muriformibus, 22-
24 v 8-9.

Hab. in caulibus emortuis « Sage Brush» dictis (Artemisise?)
Mancos, South Colorado, Amer. bor.

5. Platystomum Salicum Earle, Plantoe Bakerianae, II, fasc. I, Pungi 3090
p. 18. — Peritheciis sparsis initio velatis, dein erumpentibus, ni-
gris, lucentibus, oblongis 0,7-1 mm. longis, 0,5 mm. latis, ostiolis
pertusis, generaliter immersis, longis quantum latis ; ascis clavatis
80-100* 16; paraphysibus numerosis, filiformibus ; sporidiis subdi-
stichis 5-7-septatis, ad septum medianum leviter constrictis, utrin-
que subacutis, curvulis, cellulis medianis longitudinaliter septatis
initio pallide brunneolis dein fuligineis opacisque, 30-35 « 7-8.

Hab. in ramulis ernortuis Salicis spec, Hermosa, South Co-
lorado, Amer. bor.

6. Platystomum alpinum Tracy et Earle, Plantie Bakerianse fasc. I, 3091
Fungi p. 32. — Peritheciis, in areis magnis, sparsis, subsuperfi-
cialibus, nigris, rugosis, hemispbericis vel subovatis, 0,8-1 mm.,
ostiolo obsolete papillato, longiusculo, donatis; ascis cylindraceis,
breve-stipitatis 140-160 « 12-14; paraphysibus numerosis, filifor-
mibus; sporidiis oblique monostichis late ellipticis vel ovatis, brun-
neis dein opacis, 5-septatis, ad septum meclium valde constrictis,
loculo centrali longitudinaliter septato, 20-22 * 8-10.

Ilab. in ligno emortuo Populi tremuloidis, Bob Creek,
South Colorado, Amer. bor. — Loph. trifido E. et E. peraffme.

7. Platystomum Aspidii (E. Rostr.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Lophidium 3092
Aspidii Rostr. Norske Ascom. 1904, p. 12 (Vidensk. Skrift.). —
Peritheciis sparsis, tectis demum subliberis, ostiolo valdo compresso;
ascis cylindraceis 150-155 « 15-20; sporidiis fusoideis, 9-septatis,
45-52 * 6-8.

Hab in stipitibus A s p i d i i s p i n u 1 o s i, Alstadhaug Norvegioe.

PyrenotnycetsB, Remihystertaceae, Parmulariella.

Fam. 8. Hemihysteriaccx Speg.

HYSTEROSTOMELLA Speg. Syll. IX p. 1098, XI p. 385, XIV
p 708, XVI ]>. 655.

1. Hysterostomella sabalicola Traey et Earle in Bull. of the Torr. 3093
bot. Olul». 11)01, p. 185. — Maculis parvis, irregularibus, luteis;
stromatibus Bparsis hypophyllis, nigris, scutellatis, parvulis, irre-
gulariter ovatis 0,8-1 mm. diam.. margine constrictis; peritheciis
elevatis, rugosis, rima percursis, labiis irregulariter conniventibus;
ascis ovalibus 40-50^20, octosporis; sporidiis irregulariter in asco
dispositis, 1-septatis, fere hyalinis (immaturis?), 20^6.

lhih. in foliis Sabalis Palmetto, Longboat Key, Fla. Amer.
borealis.

2. Hysterostomella floridana Tracy et Earle in Bull. of the Torr. 3094
bot. Club. 1901, p. 185. — Maculis nullis; stromatibus sparsis,
epiphyllis, nigris, superficialibus crustiformibus, 1-4 mm. diam.,
centro rugosis, rima connivente percursis, margine levibus, subi-
culo ex hyphis anastomosantibus fuscis composito, ut in Lembosia ;
ascis lato ovalibus, octosporis, aparaphysatis, 30-35 « 20-25; spo-
ridiis inordinatis, anguste ovatis, 1-septatis. constrictis, apice v.
utrinque obtusis, hyalinis pallide olivaceis (probabiliter maturi-
tato intense coloratis) 16-18 « 6-7.

Hab.m foliis Ardisire Pickeringii, Manatee, Fla. Amer.
borealis.

3. Hysterostomella Uleana Rehm — Syll. XVI, p. G55. — var. Ascle 3095
piadeae P. Henn. Hedw. 1904, p. 90. — Peritheciis ampliigeiiis

vel caulicolis, rotundato-maculiformibus, atris 5-7 mm. diam,
crustaceis, medio congestis, linearibus, curvatis, rima longitudiua-
liter angusta dehiscentibus, contextu parenchymatico atro; ascis
oblonge "voideis, vertice tunicatis, rotundatis, octosporis, 26-35 «
L4-20; paraphysibus filiformibus 1,5 ;j.. crassis, epithecio olivaceo
conglutinatis; hypothecio olivacco; sporidiis subdistichis vel con-
ir 1 . . 1 - ; 1 1 i - ellipsoideis, utriuquo obtusis, medio 1-septatis. valde con-
strictis, hyalino-fuscidulis

Hab. in foliis «aulibusque Asclepiadacene cujusdam, Tijuca,
de Janeiro Brasiliee (E. Ule).

PARMULARIELLA P Henn. Pungi Amay, II p. 260 (1904) Etym. a

Pyrenomycetfle, Hysteriacete, Hyalosporae, Schizothyrium. 893

Parmularia, cui affinis). — Stromata superficialia dimidiato-scu-
tellata; perithecia in stromate immersa, radktntia, rima longitudi-
naliter dehiscentia; asci ovoidei v. clavati, 8-spori; sporidia oblonge
clavata 1-dein 3-septata, omnino hyalina. — Parmularia affinis
et simillima, sed sporidiis hyalinis, deinde 3-septatis.
Parmulariella Vernoniae P. Henn. 1. c. cum icone. — Maculis fu- 309G
scidulis rotundatis; stromatibus plerumque hypophyllis, sparsis
v. subgregariis superficialibus, rotundato-scutellatis, centro papil-
lato-ruguloso, radiatim subplicatis, atro-cellulosis; hyphis radianti-
bus, castaneis, 3-4 \u crassis circumdatis; peritheciis subimmersis
radiatis, rectis vel flexuosis, rima longitudinaliter dehiscentibus ;
ascis subovoideis vel clavatis, 8-sporis, vertice rotundatis, tunica-
tis, basi substipitatis curvulis, 25-45 « 12-20; sporidiis conglobatis
clavatis, hyalino-tunicatis, medio 1-septatis, constrictis, deinde
plus minus 3-septatis, omnino hyalinis.

Hab. in foliis Vernonioe spec, Tarapoto Peruvise.

Fam. 9. Hysteriacese Corda.
Sect.' 1. Hyalospora}.

SCHIZOTHYRIUM Desm. — Syll. II p. 723, IX p. 1100, XIV p. 710,
XVI p. 657.

1. Schizothyrium Hyp8rici (Vesterg.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Aporia IL/pe- 3097
rici Vesterg. Micr. rariores selecti in Bot. Not. 1902, p. 115. —
Peritheciis minutissimis, innatis, longitudinaliter seriatis, ambitu
ellipticis, utrinque acutatis, udis, per rimam latiusculam, longi-
tudinalem, discum album, revelantem dehiscentibus, nigris 400-
500 « 150-200; ascis cylindraceo-clavatis, deorsum tenuatis, sed sub-
sessilibus, apice rotundatis, octosporis, 60-85 « 12-15; sporidiis mo-
no-distichis obovato-oblongis, plerumque inrequilateris, utrinquo
rotundatis, continuis, hyalinis, 1-guttatis 13-15 « 5-6.

Hab. in caulibus siccis Hyperici quadranguli in insula
Abro Rossia? balticse.

2. Schizothyrium Pteridis Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz, Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 3098
1903, pag. 103. — Peritheciis grogariis basi insculptis, oblongis,
rectis vol curvis, acutiusculis, rima tenui dohiscentibus, nigris,
1000-1350^50-100, disco vix manifesto; ascis oblongo-fusoideis

v. clavulatis, breve stipitatis, 22-30« 5,5-6, filiforini-paraphysatis;

Pyrenomycetse, Hysteriaceee, Hyalosporse, Dicbaena.
poridiis oblongis, utrinque obtuse tenuatis, livaliiiis eguttulatis,
I cellularibus (sempei ?), 5,5-6 * 1.

llnh in stipitibus Pteridis aquilinae, Luxemburg. — An
forte idem ac Aulographum aquilinum, adhuc immaturum?

HENRIQUESIA Pass. et Thiim. — Syll. II p. 726, XVI p. 658.

I Henriquesia italica S et Cav. - Syll. XVI, p. 658 — Teste Doct. 3099
Paoli m App. N. G. B. I. 1905, p 93, c ic, diagnosis speciei, quoad
perithecium, sic reformanda : Peritlieciis superficialibus, sparsis,
coriaceo-carbonaceis, ovatis, profunde sulcatis, quatuor sulcis majo-
ribus rhombico dispositis. opacis, atris, rima imequali, mediana,
plus minusve lata, 3/4-l mm. longis, paulo minus latis; ascis cla-
vatis, longiuscule tenuato-stipitatis 60-65 w 7-8 (p. spor .), 8-spo-
ris; sporidiis oblique monostichis, ovato-oblongis, unicellularibus
utrinque obtusulis, interdum imequilateralibus 7-8 « 2,5-3; para-
physibus tiliformibus copiosis, apice massa grumosa fusco olivacea
eonglomeratis.

Hdb. ad ramos decorticatos Abietis alba:, Vallombrosa, Ita-
liu (Cavara).

DICH/ENA Fr. — Syll. II p. 771, IX p. 1116. — Observante doct.

Paoli (vido infra), sporidia etiam perfecte matura sunt continua,

ovoidea hyalina, nec demum septata.

1. Dichaena quercina (Pers.) Fr. Elench., II, 141. — Syll. II, p. 771, 3100

Paoli A.pp. N. G. B. J. 1905, p. 96, c. icone, ubi diagnosis refor-

mata sequens: — Peritheciis primum immersis, dein erumpenti-

bus, in maculas rotundatas ellipticas vel irregulares 0,5-2 cm.

latas aggregatis, ellipticis vel elongatis, convexis, opacis, atris,

subcarbonaceis, asperis, rima longitudinali angusta, dein, labiis

midia dimotis, dehiscentibus, circiter 1 mm. long. '/-'/., mm.

cr is clavatis ve\ lageniformibus, compressis, 80 « 26 « 15

ssilibus S-sporis; sporidiis oviformibus unicellularibus, primum

adoplasmal iso, L-guttulatis, hyalinis, tandem fuligineis

'-" L3; paraphysibus filiformibus simplicibus vol parce ra-

>n< • articulis brevibus, epithecium distinctum non for-

Hab. ad corticem vivum lucidum juvenum Querouum in

Germania. — Verisimiliter status pycnidici sunt

PeUoapor Dichamqpeu Notarisii, de quibus ofr. suo loc.

Pyrenomycetae, Hysteriaceee, Hyalodidymse, Aulographum. 895

Sect. 2. Hyalodidyiojc.

AULOGRAPHUM Lib. — Syll. II p. 727, IX p. 1101, XI p. 386,
XIV p. 711, XVI p. 659.

1. Aulographum juruanum P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. III, p. 382 (1904) 3101
cum icone. — Peritheciis epiphyllis in maculis atris, rotundato-
angulatis, gregariis, ellipsoideo-scutellatis, atris, rima longitudina-
liter dehiscentibus, ca. 150-180*100-140 [j.., radiato-cellulosis,
margine hyphis septatis, fusco-brunneis, 3-4 [j.. crassis circumdatis;
ascis ovoideis, rotundatis, tunicatis, 8-sporis, 50-60 « 35-50; spo-
ridiis conglobatis, ovoideis, submedio 1-septatis, constrictis, hyali-
nis, 25-30 « 10-14.

Hab. in foliis E.ollini9e spec, Jurua Miry, Rio Jurua, Amer.
merid.

2. Aulographum anaxaeum Sacc. et D. Sacc. Myc. ital. n. 1314. — Pe- 3102
ritheciis hinc inde laxe gregariis, nigris, exiguis, ovatis oblongisve,
convexulis, rimula longitudinali exaratis, 250-300 « 100, superfi-
cialibus, contextu tenui; ascis clavatis, brevissime stipitatis, apice
rotundatis, 30-40*9-11, filiformi-paraphysatis, octosporis; spori-
diis oblique monostichis v. distichis, tereti-clavatis, utrinque obtu-

sis, 1-septatis, leviter constrictis, loculo infero angustiore, 2-gut-
tatis, 9-10 v 4-4,5, hyalinis.

Hab. in foliis emortuis Caricis spec. ad flum. Piave (Anaxum),
Narvesa (Treviso) Italioe bor.

3. Aulographum mugellanum Paoli App. N. G. B. J. 1905, p. 100, 3103
c. icone. — Peritheciis punctiformibus, subiculo nullo, epi-et hy-
pophyllis gregariis, parallolis, superficlialibus, cuticula striata ni-
grificata tectis, dimidiatis, ovatis, rectis, simplicibus, utrinque ob-
tusis, nitidulis, atris, membranaceis, rima superficiali angusta per-
tusis 300-350 « 120-140; ascis ovatis fuscidulo-tunicatis, 36-40 *
23-25, 8-sporis; sporidiis confertis, ovatis, episporio crasso, uni-
septatis, loculis sub rqualibus, endoplasmato chlorino non guttu-
lato neque granuloso, 15-16 * 6; paraphysibus paucis, conglutinatis.

Hab. ad folia sicca Pini (sil vestris?) S. Pioro a Sieve in Mu-
gello Etruri.c, Sopt. 1904. — Ab Aulogr. Pinorum peritheciis
minoribus magis applanatis otc. distiuguitur.

4. Aulographum quercinum Ell. et Mart. d(^est in Syllogc, tosto Relim,
Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 354, sed revera adest sub nomino Lembosin;
quercin<ij Tracy et Earlo. — Syll. XIV, p. 714.

■eno c tse, Hysteriacese, EJyalodidymse, Cycloscbizon.
GLONIUM Miihl. Syll. II p. 731, IX p. 1102, XI p. 38G, XIV

p. 711. \\I p. 661, 1144.
1. Glonium Calatheae Rehm,Hedw. XLIV (1905). — Peritheciis gre- 3104
riis, epiphyllis, sessilibus, linearibus v. trigonis, utrinque obtu-
sis. rectis, rima longitudinali apertis, labiis medio distantibus,
discum hyalinum denudantibus, atris. glabris, membranaceis, 0,3-
0,6 mm. long. 90 \i. lat. ; ascis ovoideis 35-40^15, octosporis;
sporidiis fusiformibus, utrinque obtusis, 7-septatis, hyalinis 25«

r>-r

paraphysibus ramosis conglutinatis.

Hdb, in foliis Calathere, Blumonau Brasilias (E. Ule). —
Aiiiiir GlonieUce scriptce, sed disco brunneo et sporidiis minoribus
6-cellularibus diversum.

2. Glonium microsporum Sacc. Syll. II, p. 736. — var. america- 3106
num Starb. in Arkiv. for Botan. 1904, II, pag. 8. — Peritheciis
rarissime elongatis, sgepissime ellipticis v. fere globosis; sporidiis
minoribus 7,5-9 w 3-4, plane interdum fere imbricatim rnonosti-
ohis a typo differt ha^c varietas.

Hab. in truncis prope Zarate in delta fluminis Parana Buenos
Airos Argentinse. — Huc ducendum Glon. microsporum Starb. in
Ascomyceten der ersfcen Regnellschen Expedition I, in Bih. K.
Sv. Vet.-Akad. Handl. Band 25 Afd. III p. 18.

3. Glonium cypericola P. Henn. in Hedw. 1903, p. (84). — Perithe- 3106
ciis sparsis oblongis, convexis, atris, ca. 0,5-0,7 mm. longis, rectis,
anguste rimosis, labiis obtusis; ascis clavatis, apice obtusis, octo-
sporia 25-35 v 5,5-7,5, paraphysibus filiformibus, hyalinis, 0,5 ;j..

cr. ; sporidiis distichis, clavatis v. oblongis, obtusis, primo pluri-
guttulafcis, dein medio 1-septatis, 5-7 « 2-2,5 hyalino-chlorinis.

Ifab. in Cyperaceae sicc:e cujusdam sp., S. Queesland Austra-
liaB Pkitzel).

CYCLOSCHIZON P. Henn. Fungi Africaj orient. II, in Bot. Jahrb.
\ XVI II j». 39 Etym. cyclos circulus et schizo findo). — Stro-
mafca membranacea, dimidiato-orbicularia, superncialia, atra. rima
circuiari fcenuissima aperfca. Asci ovoidei, paraphysati. octospori;
Bporidia subclavata, L-sepfcata, hyalina vel subfuscidula. Parmu-
larice affini

1 Cycloschizon Brachylaenae Rehm P. Eenn. lledw. 1901. p. 173. 3107
hneepia Brachylcence Rehm Hedw. L901, p. 173. — Stromatibus
epiphyllis, gregariis, Baepe confluentibus, atris, glabris, haud ni-
dimidiatis, mejnbranaceis, fusco-contextis, orbicularibus,

PyrenomycetEe, Hysteriacefe, Phasodidymfe, Lembosia. 897

centro elevato-papillatis, rima circulari tenuissima 15 ;x. lata, sa?pe
tenuiter albido-marginata, in sicco vix perspicua, centrifuge de-
nique dilatata apertis, 250-300 ;j.. diam. ; ascis ovoideis, sessilibus,
apice valde incrassatis, 35-45 « 20, octosporis ; sporidiis tristichis
clavatis, 1-septatis, cellula sup 2/3 longiore, ad septum non con-
strictis, hyalinis, 12*5; paraphysibus filiformibus, septatis, 2 ;j..,
apice 3 [i. cr. fuscidulis.

Hdb. in foliis vivis Brachylsense neriifolise ad Promont.
Bonse Spei Afric. austral. (Mac Owan).

Sect. 3. PhcBodidyiuje.

LEMBOSIA Lev. - Syll. II p. 741, IX p. 1104, XI p. 3S7, XIV
p. 712, XVI p. 663.

1. Lembosia Cactorum Tracy et Earle in Bull. of the Torr. bot. 3108
Club. 1901, p. 186. — Maculis indefinitis; peritheciis sparsis, ni-
gris, lucentibus, crassiusculis, v. subelevatis hysteriiformibus 200-
250 » 100-150, apice obtusis, labiis conniventibus v. leviter aper-

tis, subiculo ex hyphis confertis anastomosantibusque 2-4 ;j.. diam.
coinposito; epithecio bene evoluto; ascis ovalibus 25-30*16-20
octosporis; sporidiis anguste ovatis, irregulanter dispositis, inos-
qualiter septatis, apice utrinque obtusis, hyalinis?, 12 « 4.

Hab. in Opuntia vulgari, Palma Sola, Fla., Amer. bor.

2. Lembosia brevis Tracy et Earle in Bull. of the Torr. bot. Club. 3109
1901, p. 185. — Maculis irregularibus, brunneis 2-4 mm. diam.;
peritheciis epiphyllis sparsis, nigris, crustiformibus, raro furcatis

et subconfluentibus, brevissimis, apice obtusis 100-175 « 70-80,
subiculo ex hyphis fuscis, simplicibus 10-20 v 2-3 composito; ascis
ovalibus octosporis, circ. 20 «16; sporidiis iuordinatis, oblongis
apice utrinque obtusis, 1-septatis, subhyalinis (immaturis?) 8-
10*4.

Hab. in foliis vivis Ilicis spec, Longboat Key, Fla. Amcr.
borealis.

3. Lembosia Albersii P. Henn. Fungi Africae orient. II, in Bot. Jahrb. 3110
XXVIII, p. 39. — Epiphylla grcgaria, raro hypophylla, sparsa;
peritheciis innato-superficialibus, subcarbonaceis in maculas orbi-
culares atras, subiculo radiante fibrilloso vel crastaceo circum-
datis, plerumque grcgariis, confluentibus, elongatis, atris, rima
longitudinali dehiscentibus ; ascis late clavatis, apice rotundatis,

57

Pyrenomycetffi, Hysteriacese, Phseodidj mae, Lembosia,
crasse tunicatis, 4-8-sporis, 45-90*20-30; paraphysibus filiformi-
bus, obvallatis, apice incrassatis curvulis, fuscis 3,5-4; sporidiis
Bubdistichis vel monostichis, ovoideis, medio 1 -septatis, constrictis,
fuscis deiD atris, 20-30*10-12.

Hab. in foliis Elaeodendri spec. Usambara (Albers).
1. Lembosia huallagensis P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. III, 1904, p. 382, 3111
cum icone. Peritheciis epiphyllis sparsis in maculis effusis,

fuscidulis, oblonge v. ellipsoideo-scutellatis, utrinque obtusis, rectis
vel curvulis, 200-300*150-200 diam. ; contextu radioso-celluloso
fusco-brunnoo, margine hyphis septatis, ramosis, hyphopodiis al-
ternis, ovoideis ca. 10 «5; ascis ovoideis vel late clavatis, apice
rotundatis, 4-8-sporis, oblonge ellipsoideis, medio 1-septatis, con-
strictis, atris, 25-28 « 10-12.

Hah. in foliis Sapindacese cujusdam, Huallaga, Peru.

5. Lembosia Drymidis Lev. — Syll. I, p. 743, Eehm Hedw. XLIV,
L904 p. 8. Forma typica dignoscitur. — Peritheciis semper trigo-

nis in centro macularum orbicularium 5 mm. diam. arcte congre-
gatis ; ascis ovoicleis, apice valde incrassatis, 40-45*25; sporidiis
clavatis, 18-20 * 6-7, strato mucoso tenui obvolutis ; paraphysibus
ramosis, 2-3 [i. crassis.

llnb. quoque in foliis Drymidis chilensis. Concepcion, Chili
I >oct. Negeb ,

6. Lembosia Byrsonimae P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. II, p. 265. — Ma- 3112
culis epiphyllis atris subcrustaceis, rotundatis vel effusis; perithe-

ciis sparsis vel subgregariis, dimidiato-oblongis, radiato-cellulosis

atris, hyphis ramosis, rufo-fuscis, ca. 3 '/^-4 ;j.. crassis, radiatim

circumdatis, ca. 200-280*150, rima longitudinaliter exaratis;

ascis subglobosis vel ovoideis 40-45*35, 4-sporis, paraphysatis •

iridiis conglobatis ovoideis vel ellipsoideis, utrinque obtusis, 1-

itatis, constrictis, atro-brunneis, 22-30*13-14.

/Inli. m foliis Byrsonim.i! spec, Manaos, Rio Negro Ama-

zoniae. Ascis tetrasporis imprimis dignoscenda species.

7 Lembosia manaosensis P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. II. pag. 265. — 311:1

I' ritheciia epiphyllis, sparsis v. gregariis, vix maculosis, oblonge

dimidiatis, utrinque subobtusis, rcctn, ca. 300-400 « 200-250, con-

1 radiato-cellulosis, atris, hyphis radiantibus, septatis, ramosis,

9taneis circumdantibus, longitudinaliter rimosis;

ovoideis, apice crasse tunicatis. 8-sporis. 55-65^45-50, pa-

physibus apice congluxinatis; sporidiis allipsoidois, utrinque ro-

tundatis, medio l-septatis, valde constrictis, atris, 25-35*13-17.

Pyrenomycetse, Hysteriaeefe. Phfeodidymfc, Lembosia. 899

Hab. in foliis Malpighiaceoe cujusdam Manaos, Rio Negro
Amazonise. — A L. Bi/rsonimct' ascis 8-sporis, maculis subcrusta-
ceis subnullis mox distinguenda,

8. Lembosia Sclerolobii P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. III, p. 265. - - Ma- 3114
culis epiphyllis, rotundatis vel confluentibus, atris; peritheciis
sparsis vel gregariis oblongis, subfusoideo-dimidiatis, atris, utrin-
que subacutis rectis usque ad 1 mm. longis, ca. 140-180 ;j.. latis,
rima longitudinaliter dehiscentibus, hyphis fuscis, 3-4 \i. crassis
radiantibus; ascis ovoideis, apice crasse tunicatis, 35-50^30-40,
8-sporis; paraphysibus conglutinatis; sporidiis conglobatis oblon-
gis, interdum clavatis, obtusis, medio 1-septatis, valde constrictis,
atrobrunneis, 17-23 «6-9.

Hab. in foliis coriaceis Sclerolobii bracteosi, Marmellos,
Rio Madeira Amazoniae.

9. Lembosia Warscewicziae P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. II, pag. 264. — 3115
Maculis rotundatis, atris ; peritheciis gregariis, plerumque circu-
lariter dispositis, simplicibus vel substellato-ramosis, linearibus,
rectis vel flexuosis, ca. 1-1 '/2 mm. longis, 180-200 ;j.. latis, utrin-
que acutiusculis, hyphis fuscis radiantibus circumdatis, rima an-
gusta longitudinaliter dehiscentibus; ascis ovoideis vel subclavatis,
vertice rotundato-incrassatis, 8-sporis, 50-60 « 25-30, paraphysibus
hyalinis, filiformibus, apice conglutinatis; sporidiis conglobatis,
ellipsoideis, utrinque rotundatis, medio 1-septatis constrictis, primo
hyalinis, dein atris, 20-26 « 10-13.

Hdb. in foliis Warscewiczia? coccinea?, Manaos, Rio Negro
Amazonia3.

10. Lembosia diffusa Wint. — Syll. IX, p. 1106. — var. hypophylla 3116
Syd. Ann. Mycol. 1904, p. 162. — A typo prsBcipue differt peri-
theciis hypophyllis, maculis purpureo-fuscis carentibus; ascis 42-
55^30-35; sporidiis octonis, hyalinis, dein brnnneis, medio valde
constrictis, 22-27*9-11.

Hab. in foliis Posoqueri;c latifoliae in Brasilia (Sello). —
Lemb. diffusa "Wint. var. breciuscula Pcnz. ot Sacc, observante
cl. Sydow 1. c, specifiee est distinguenda nomine L. brevimcula
(Penz. et Sacc.) Syd.

11. Lembosia Cassupae P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. IV, Ffedw. XLIV, 3117
1905, p. 67. — Maculis mycelii epiphyllis, angulato-rotundaiis spar-

sis, atris vel subob.soletis; peritlieciis gregariis, oblongo fusoideis
interdum substellatis, atris, longitudinaliter rima erumpcntibus,
400-500 jj.. longis, rectis, 200-250 (jl. latis, contextu radiato-cellu-

Pyrenomycetse, ll.\ steriaceae, Pbseodidymae, Lembosia.
loso, margine hyphis repentibus atro-fuscis circumdatis, hypho-
podiis alternis, ovoideis vel cormformibus, atro-brunneis 8« 5 vel
LB 5-6; conidiis fusoideis vel Bubclavatis, 1-4-septatis, 15-20 - 1 ;
ascis ovoideis, apico crassc tunicatis, 8-sporis, parapliysatis, 40-
60 » 30-40; sporidiis conglobatis, ellipsoideis v. subovoideis, medio
L-septatis, valcle constrictis, atris, intus granulatis, 20-28 * 10-14.
llah. in foliis Oassupse juruanse, Rio Jurua Amazonue.

L2 Lembosia parmularioides P. Henn. Fungi Amaz. II, p. 265, c. ic. — 3118
Maculis nullis; peritheciis epiphyllis gregariis variiformibus, stel-
latim conexis, interdum parmularioideis, 0,5-3 mm. diam., ramulis
oblongis substriiformibus apice subobtusis, convexis, longitudinali-
r rima dehiscentibus, hyphis fuscidulis circumdatis, contextu
atro, submembranaceo, radiato; ascis ovoideis. apice crasse tunica-
tis, 8-sporis, 35-50 w 20-2G; paraphysibus apice ramosis, fuscidulis,
conglutinatis ; sporidiis conglobatis, ellipsoideis, utrinque rotunda-
tis, medio 1-septatis, constrictis, atro-fuscis, 14-21^8-9.

Hab. m foliis Apocynacea' cujusdam Jurua Miry Amazo-
niae. - • Pulcherrima species peritheciis stellatim connexis distincta
et ad Panindariam nutans, sed hypostroma nullum.

13. Lembosia lophiostomacea Starb. in Arkiv f. Botan. 1904, II, 3119
pag.. 8, fig. 16-18. — Mycelio hyphis 3-6 ;j,. cr., valde flexuosis,
hinc inde nodulosis vel rugosis, anastomosantibus, fuscis, compo-
sito, maculas nigricantes, orbiculares, interdum confluentes, pro
ratione distincte determinatas formante, 2-6 nim. diam.; peritho-
ciis sine ordine aggregatis, solitariis vel nonnullis confluentibus,
polymorphis, plerumque ambitu elliptico, srepe rotundato vel fere
anguloso, dimidiatis, margine fimbriato, flbrillis in mycelium repens
fcranseuntibus, linea media, primo depressiuscule elata, demum
riinosim, interdum laceratim dehiscentibus, textura membranacea,
2D0-300 125-200; ascis ovatis vel sphseroideis, sessilibus v. late
et brevissimo pedicellatis, 16-19^20-32; sporidiis octonis, 1-se-
ptatis superne rliomboideis vel ellipsoideis, inferne cylindraceis,
basi truncatis. apice rotundatis, 12-17 * 5,5-6; paraphysibus nullis;
nidiis aterrimis ex hyphis marginalibus orientibus, septatis, lo-
culia mediis fuscis, impellucidis, apicalibus, sursum uno, deorsum
plerumque duobus pallidioribus 19-25 « 10-25.

lfii/> ad folia in silvula riparia iluvii Riacho Mbope, Paraguay.
Peritheciorum forma, sporidiis et conidiis, ut videtur, praadi-
Btincta - 1" < :

] 1. Lembosia Cocoes Rehm, Hedw. XLIY (1905) p. 8, Lembosia Dnj- 313(1

Pyrenomycette, Hysteriacea?, Phseodidyma?, Lembosia. 901

midis Lev. et Auct. p. p. — Peritheciis in centro macularum fusca-
rum irregulariter suborbicularium vel oblongarum marginem ver-
sus clilutiorum, ex mycelio liypharum rectangulariter ramosarum
septatarum fuscarum 3-4 ;x. lat. compositarum 0,5-1 cm. diam.
sessilibus, linearibus, rarius subcurvatis utrinque acutatis, clisper-
sis, snepe centrifuge e centro racliantibus, atris, 900-1000^150;
labiis arcte juxta positis; ascis ovoideis 50-55^25-28, octosporis;
sporidiis clavatis 20-25 « 9-10, medio septatis; paraphysibus ra-
mosis 2 ;x. cr.

Ilab. in foliis Cocoes cryospatha3 Laguna, St. Catharina
Brasiliae (E. Ule). — A Lembosia Drymidis peritheciorum forma
omnino diversa.

15. Lembosia Diplothemii P. Henn. Heclw. 1904, p. 89. — Mycelio 3121
maculiformi rufo-brunneolo effuso; peritheciis sparsis vel aggre-
gatis, linearibus rectis vel curvulis, obtusis, interdum substellato-
confluentibus, usque ad 1 mm. longis, atris, rima longitudinaliter
vix conspicua dehiscentibus, basi hyphis radiantibus septatis, cir-
cumdatis; ascis oblonge ovoideis vel subclavatis, apice tunicato-
incrassatis, rotundatis, octosporis, 30-42 «16-24; paraphysibus co-
piosis, in epithecium atro-fuscum confluentibus ; sporidiis oblonge
fusoideis, subcurvulis, utrinque subacutiusculis, medio 1-septatis,
constrictis, interdum dilabentibus, 15-20 «4-6, hyalino-subfusci-
dulis.

Hab. in petiolis foliorum Diplothemii maritimi, Maua
Rio de Janeiro Brasilhe (E. Ule).

16. Lembosia Philodendri P. Henn. in Hedw. 1904, p. 89. — Macu- 3122
lis obsoletis; peritheciis subcirculariter dispositis, linearibus, rectis

vel subcurvulis, obtusis, usque ad 1 mm. longis, ca. 200-250 u,.
latis, atris; hyphis radiantibus ramosis, ca. 3-4 a. crassis, fuscis
circumdatis, longitudinaliter rima ca. 30-40 ;j.. lata dehiscentibus ;
ascis oblonge ovoideis, apice crasse tunicatis, octosporis, ca. 25-
40 « 15-20; sporidiis conglobatis, oblonge fusoideis vel subclavatis,
obtusiusculis, hyalinis, submedio 1-septatis, constrictis, 14-20 « 3,
5-4,5.

Hab. in foliis Philodendri, Tijuca, Rio de Janeiro Brasiline
(E. Ule).

17. Lembosia Agaves Earle in Muhlenbergia 1901, p. 15. — Macu- 3123
lis crebre sparsis, atratis, leviter elevatis, 1-3 mm. diam.; mycelii
hyphis tenuibus, brunneis, anastomosantibus, diffusis; peritheciis
sparsis v. confertis non conflucntibus, irregulariter ovoideis utrin-

Pyrenon : riacesB, Phaeodidymae, Bulliardella.

que obtusis, rcctis, firmulis et carbonaceis 200-500 ^ 80-100; labiis
;ii pressis; late ovoideis, tenui-tunicatis, 30-40 « 20-25;

Bporidiis inordinatis, ovoideis, 1-septatis, constrictis, cellula altera
globosa, altera acutiuscula, demum late brunneis, 14-16*6-7.

//<///. in foliis Agaves, prope Carboroio, Portorico. — Subi-
culum circa jn-rithecia parcum, ex hyphis rigidulis, fuscis. ana-
stomosantibus constans.

DIELSIELLA P. Henn. in Hedw. 1903, p. (84) (Etym. a cl. L. Diels cui
dicatum . Perithecia erumpenti-superficialia carbonaceo-atra,

convexo-pulvinata vel scutellata, medio depressa papillata, rima
subcirculari dehiscentia. Asci ovoidei vel clavati, 4-8-spori, co-
piose paraphysati; sporidia ellij)soidea, 1-sejjtata, atro-fusca. —
Vryhlidio, Lembosice et Ci/closchizo affinis.

1 . Dielsiella Pritzelii P. Henn. 1. c. p. (84). — Peritheciis amphige- 3124
nis, erumpenti - superficialibus, plerumque cajspitosis, convexo-de-
pressis vel scutellatis, fragilibus, atro-carbonaceis, subiculo fibril-
loso; hyphis atris septatis ca. 4,5 ;j.. crassis circumdatis, modio
papillatis, rima subcirculari-dehiscentibus, 0,5-1 mm. diam.; ascis
ovoideis v. clavatis, apice rotundatis, tunicatis, 4-S-sporis, 60-120 w
2B-B0; paraphysibus copiosis filiformibus, septatis, guttulatis, hya-
lino-fuscidulis, apice clavatis 3-4 a. cr. ; sporidiis subdistichis vel
subtristichis, oblonge ellipsoideis, subfusoidcis vel ovoideis, me-
dio 1 -septatis, eonstrictis, atro-fuscis, 36-46^15-24.

Hab. in foliis Agathidis Palmerstonii pr. flum. Barron,
N. Queensland Australiae L. Diels et Pritzel).

BULLIARDELLA Sacc — Syll. II p. 764 (ut subgen .) (Etym. a summo

mycologiae magistro Bulliaed). — A Mytilidio dignoscitur spo-

ridiis didymia pariter 1'usco-olivaceis) nec pluriseptatis.

1 Bulliardelia Baccarinii Paoli Ajtp. N. G-. B. J. 1905, p. 101, c. ic. 3121

Peritheciis minutis, sparsis vel subgregariis, undique versis,

mytiliformibus vel obverse cymbiformibus, utrinquo a-3utis, carina-

tis, longitudinaliter tenuissime striatis, subnitontibus, atris, fragi-

libus, rima longitudinali ;mgustissima, labiis acutis arcte conniven-

tibus, circiter -1 mm. long., y4-'/a mm. crassis; ascis cylindra-

• ' bus, tenuiter tunicatis 100^7-8, 8-sporis; sporidiis

\l oblique monostichis, fusoidois, utrinque plus minusve

^1-. interdum etiam obtusis, pallide olivaceis, 1-septatis, ad

Pyrenomycetfle, Hysteriacete, Hyalophragmise, Gloniella. 903

septum non constrictis, 17-19 « 4-4 '/.,; paraphysibus paucis fili-
formibus, parce ramosis.

Hab. in cortice Thujae, S. Marcello Efcruriae (0. Beccari, 1862).

Sect. 4. Hplophragmue.

GLONIELLA Sacc. — Syll. II p. 765, IX p. 1112, XI p. 388, XIY
p. 717, XVI p. 666.

1. Gloniella Ingae Rehm in Heclw. 1903, pag. (172). — Peritheciis 312G
gregariis, sessilibus, orbicularibus vel plerumque linearibus, rectis,
obtusis, glabris, atris, rima longitudinali vix perspicua percursis,
0,2-0,8^0,2-0,3 mm. carbonaceis; ascis cylindraceo-clavatis, apice
rotundatis 60-65^7-8 ;x., octosporis; sporidiis subfusiformibus,
rectis, 3-septatis, cellula secunda latiori. ad septa vix constrietis,
hyalinis, 9 « 3, distichis; paraphysibus iiliformibus, apice subcur-
vatis, hvalinis 2 [t. cr.

Hab. in leguminibus putridis Ingre, Theresiopell Brasilire
(v. Hohnel).

2. Gloniella comma (Ach.) Eehm, Hedwigia 1903, p. (172) Opegrapha 3127
co mma Ach. Syn. meth. p. 73. — Peritheciis in maculis corticis
niveis, longe extensis dispersis, sessilibus, lineariformibus, rectis

v. subcurvatis interdum trigonis, obtusis, glabris, nigris, rarissime
confluentibus, rima longitudinali tenuissima percursa, carbona?eis
0,5-1 mm. long., 0,1-0,15 mm. latis; ascis clavatis, apice rotun-
datis, in stipitem tenuem angustatis, 50-60 * 15, octosporis; spori-
diis fusiformibus, rectis, utrinque acutatis, transverse 11-septatis,
hyalinis, demum subfuscidulis, 30*6, parallele positis; paraphy-
sibus ramosis, apice fuscescentibus, itaque epithecium formantibus;
hymenio Jodii ope caTulee tincto.

Hab. in corticibus Orotonis Cascarilla» venalis (Dr. Rehm).

3. Gloniella chinincola Rehm in Hedw. 1903, p. (172). — Perifche- m-js
ciis dispersis, sessilibus, lineariformibus, rectis vel subcurvatis,
obtusis, glabris, atris, rima angustissima percursis, 0,2-1 mm. lon-
gis, 0,1-0,15 mm. latis, carbonaceis; ascis oblongis, apice rotunda-

tis, 60-65 « 12, octosporis ; sporidiis subclavatis, rectis, transverse
7-septatis, quaque cellula L-2 gutfcaa magnas oleosas inrludentc, ad
septa subconstrictis, dilute fuscidulis 24 [j.. long., apice sup. 7 ;j..
latis, distichis ; paraphysibus filiformibus apice rotundato-clavatis,
4 [>.. latis et fuscidulis. epithecium fuscum formantibus.

;hi1 enomycetse, Hysteriacese, Elyalopliragmiae, Grloniella.

Hab. ad corticem Cinchonae vulgo dictse Chince regice venalis

I >] ■ li 1.1 IM

1. Gloniella Pentastemonis Earle in New York Bot. Gard. 1902, 3129
p 346. Peritheciis ex matrice nigrificata erumpenti-superficiali-
bus, iii cortice basi immersis, sparsia vel gregariis, plus minueve
curvatis, utrinque acutis, intense nigris, non striatis, 1-1.5 » 0,5 mm.;
ascis clavatis 60 70 8-10; paraphysibus filiformibus, septatis,
epithecium brunneolum efformantibus ; sporidiis oblique monosti-
chis, hyalinis, subovatis, maturitate 3-septatis, paullo constrictis
L6 L8 6-7.

Hab. in caulibus emortuis Pentastemonis speciei cultse,
Stanford University Californiae (C. F. Baker .

5. Gloniella sardoa Sacc. et Trav. in Annal. Mycol. 1903, pag. 435, :il;!u
fig. IV. — Peritheciis hinc incle gregariis, anguste ellipsoideis,
".5-0,8 mm. longis, 0,3-0,4 mm. latis, basi ligno infossis, nigrc-

entibus; ascis octosporis, ovato-clavatis, superne attcuuatis, 50-
00 > 13-15; paraphysibus apice clavatis, in materiam brunneam
concretis; sporidiis cylindraceo-curvulis, utrinque rotundato-obtu-
sis. 6-7-septatis, hyalinis, 16-18 w 6.

Hab. in ligno denudato Populi alba?, prope Sassari Sardinhe
(A. N. Beelese).

6. Gloniella pseudocomma Rehm in Hedw. 1903, p. (172). — Asco- 31!
matibus in cortice longe doalbato gregario sessilibus, linearifor-
mibus, plerumque obtusis, interdum subacutatis, rectis v. subcur-
vatis, rarissime trigonis v. stelliformibus, glabris, atris, rima an-
gusta, rr.edio dehiscente percursis, 0-3-1,5 mm. long., 0,15-0,2
iii m. latis, carbonaceis; ascis clavatis, crasse tunicatis, apice ro-
tundatis, 66-70*20, octosporis; sporidiis fusoideis, rectis, traus-
verse 3-7-septatis, hyalinis, denique flavidulis, 25*7-8, distichis;
paraphysibus apice ramosis, crassioribus atquo fuscidulis.

Hdb. ad cortices, in Nova Zelandia (Dr. Schimper).

7. Gloniella Xerotis P. Henn. Fungi Austral. II, p. 187. — Perithe- 3132
ciis erumpenti-innatis, oblongis, substriiformibus, subcarbonaceis,
rima longitudinaliter dehiscentibus, atris, 0,3-0,4 mm. longis ascis

lindraceia vix stipitatis, obtusis, 8-sporis, 100-120 » 8 -12; para-
physibus filiformibus, hyalinis; sporidiis oblique monostichis, fu-

tis, 3-septatis, constrictis, hyalinis, 10-22 w 0-7.
Hab. in foliia dejectia Xerotis Drummondii, Swan-River,
A.U8traliaG orient. (L. Diels).

8. Gloniella scripta P Henn. Hedw. 1904, p. 90. — Maculis cinereo- 3133

Pyrenomycetse, Hysteriacere, Hyalophragmiae, Pseudographis. 905

fuscidulis effusis; peritheciis gregariis variiformibus, lineatis, rectis
vel curvulis, stellulatis, usque acl 1 '/, mm. longis, atris, rima
tenuissima percursis; ascis ovoideis vel subclavatis apice rotunda-
tis, octosporis 35-40 * 14-20; paraphysibus in epithecium fuscum
confluentibus; sporidiis oblongo-fusoideis, rectis v. curvatis, utrin-
que acutis, 5 septatis, paullo constrictis, hyalinis, 15-20*4-5.

Hab. in foliis Pothoes spec, Gavea, Rio de Janeiro Brasilite
(E. Ule).
9. Gloniella graphidioidea Eehm, Hedw. 1903, p. (290). — Peritheciis 3134
in cortice longe lateque dealbatis, sessilibus, lineariformibus. utrin-
que subobtusis, rectis, serius curvatulis, interdum trigonis, rima
longitudinali percursis, labiis demum subdistantibus et discum ni-
grum 100 ;j.. lat. denudantibus, 0,5-2-3 mm. long., 0,1,5-0,2 mm.
]at. nigris, glabris, carbonaceis; ascis elongato-ovoideis, apice ro-
tundatis, sessilibus, 50-60*15 octosporis; paraphysibus subramo-
sis 2 [i. cr., apice 4 ;j.. cr. et fuscis; sporidiis ellipsoideis, 5-septa-
tis, strato mucoso tenui obductis, hyalinis 15-18 * 5-6, 2-3-stichis.
Hab. in stipitibus siccis Pteridis aquilince, Cote de Nor-
mantier, Vendee Galliae (Doct. Viand Marais).

PSEUDOGRAPHIS Nyll. — Syll. II p. 769, IX p. 1116, XIV p. 717.

1. Pseudographis Mahoniae Feltg. Vorst. Pilz. Luxemb. 1903, Nachtr. 3135
III, p. 99. — "Peritheciis gregariis, innato-erumpentibus, demum
subliberis, rotundis vel oblongis, 300-500 a. lat., extus brunneis,
siccis atro-brunneis, disco concaviusculo, udo subolivaceo-brunneo,
margine tenuiter denticulato; ascis clavatis, longiuscule stipitatis,
70-100*11-16, p. spor. 55-68 ;j.. long., octosporis; sporidiis inor-
dinatis, 1-2-stichis, oblongo-fusoideis, utrinque obtusis, rectis cur-
vulisve, 2-4-cellularibus, non constrictis, s;epe pluri-guttulatis, 21-
27*5,5-6; paraphysibus filiformibus, paullo superantibus, ramulo-

sis, supra 3-4 ;j.. lat., flavo-brunneis.

Hab. in ramis decorticatis, putridis Mahonia1 spec. Luxem-
burg.

2. Pseudographis hysterioides Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. 1903, 3130
Nachtr. III, p. 99. — Peritheciis gregariis sessilibus, basi inter-
dum annulo tenui piloso cinctis, ellipticis. utrinque obtusis, raro
subrotundis, rima recta v. curvula margine erosa dehiscentibus,
500-1000 « 500, extus brunneo-nigris, pruinoso-rugulosis, disco
oblongo-elliptico plano convexulo, concolore; ascis clavatis, lon-
giuscule stipitatis 70-80*10-11,5, octosporis; paraphysibus septa-

906 Pyrenomycetse, Hysteriaceje, Hyalopbragmiae, Phragmographum.

tis, sursum ramosis et uncinatis. obtusulis, subindo conidia 3-5-
ptata, oblougo-elliptiea gerentibus; sporidiis distichis, elliptico-
fusoideis, obtusis, rectis vel curvulis, 3-septatis, non v. vix con-
strictis, rarius 1-2-cellularibus, hyalinis v. ex hyalino flavidis, 16-
lJl 5-6, interdum hinc vel utrinque breve appendieulatis.

Hdb. in cortice et in ligno Grleditschiae Triacantlii, Lu-
xemburg. — Ps. buxicolce affinis.

:;. Pseudographis? Icerbae P. Henn. in Hedw. 1903, pag. (85). — 3187
I •eritheciis erumpenti-superficialibus, difformibus, subhemisphaerico-
depressis v. oblongo-curvatis, atro-carbonaceis, ca. 1-1,5 mm. lon-
gis, rima longitudinaliter exaratis; ascis cylindraceo-clavatis, apice
obtuse rotundatis, octosporis ca. 140^6-8; paraphysibus filifor-
inibus. hyalinis, ca. 2,5 ;j.. diam.; sporidiis oblique monostiehis,
fusoideis, utrinque subacutiusculis, pluriseptatis, 25 v 5-6, hyalino-
fuscidulis.

Hab. in caulibus Icerbac brexioidis, Neu-Seeland Austra-
liae (L. Diels).

4. Pseudographis Cocoes P. Henn. Fungi S. Paulenses I, in Hedw. 3138
1902, p. 11 1. - Maculis atro-ruiis v. pallescentibus, exaridis, rotun-
datis; peritheciis epiphyllis sparsis v. gregariis, saepe nervos se-
quentibus, innato-erumpentibus, oblonge rotundatis, fuscis, longi-
tudinaliter rimosis, subcupulatis 150-200 ;j.. diam.; ascis oblonge
ovoideis, apice obtusis, octosporis 20-30 « 15-17 ; -paraphysibus su-
perne ramosis; sporidiis eonglobatis, ollipsoideis v. oblonge ovoi-
deis, 4-septatis, liaud constrictis, hyalinis, 9-13^3,5-4.

llab. in foliis Cocoes Romanzof fiame, in horto botanico
S. Paulo Brasiliae.

PHRAGMOGRAPHUM P. Henn. Fungi Amaz IV in Hedw. 1905, p. 68,
cum icone [Etym. pkragma septum, quasi Aulographum hyalo-
phragmium . Perithecia superficialia, sublinoaria, simplicia vel
ramulosa, rirna longitudinali dehiscentia, submembranacea, atra.
Asci subovoidei, clavati, 8-spori, aparaphysati; sporidia longe fu-
Boidea, pluriseptata, basi subro3trata, hyalina A ulographo affiu. sed
sporidia pluriseptata.

1. Phragmographum Bactridis P. Henn. I. c. cum icono. — Maculis 3133

epiphyllis, effusis, fuscidulis vel obsoletis; peritheciis gregariis

rficialibus, linearibus, recti< vel curvulis, saepe stellato-ramo-

Bis, ca 1 mm. longis, ca. 150-200 a. latis, rima longitudinaliter

dehiscentibus, atro-cellulosis j ascis subovoideis vel clavatis, apice

Pyrenomycetse, Hysteriacese, Phseophrag-mise, Hysterium. 907

rotundato-tunieatis, 8-sporis, paraphysatis, 35-60*18-22 [t.; spo-
ridiis subtristichis vel conglobatis, fusoideis, flexuosis apice rotun-
datis vel acutiusculis, basi subcurvato-rostratis, 4-5-septatis, con-
strictis, hyalinis, 25-30 * 4.

Hab. in foliis Bactridis sp. pr. Rio de Janeiro Brasilire.

Sect 5. Phjeophragmiie.

HYSTERIUM Tode em. — Syll. II p. 743, IX p. 1108, XI p. 387,
XIV p. 715, XVI p. 664.

1. Hysterium compressum EU. et Ev. in Journ. of Mycol. 1902, 3140
p. 69. — Peritheciis sparsis, medio rima longitudinali percursis,

1-3 mm. long. 0,5 mm. lat., linearibus vel undulatis curvulisve,
apice utrinque obtusis, labiis clausis v. leviter apertis; ascis ob-
longo-cylindraceis, breve stipitatis 75-80 * 15-20, sursum incrassa-
tis; paraphysibus flliformibus, permultis; sporidiis di-tri-stichis,
fusoideis, 3-septatis, parce constrictis, hyalinis dein fuligineo-brun-
neis, subinsequilateralibus, curvulis, compressis, 25-30 * 7-10.

llab. in ligno emortuo Pini palustris, Alabama Americ.v.
— Ab H. insidente differt sporidiis semper 3-septatis et distincte
compressis, e latere tantum 4-5 \l. cr.

2. Hysterium vermiforme Massee in Kew. Bull. 1901, pag. 166. — 3141
Peritheciis superficialibus, gregariis, atris, carbonaceis, lineari-elon-
gatis seu vermiformibus, utrinque acutiusculis, medio rima lon-
gitudinali percursis, 2-4 mm. longis, 0,5 mm. latis, transverse
striatulis; ascis cylindraceis apice truncato-rotundatis, octosporis;
paraphysibus filiformibus; sporidiis monostichis, cylindraceo-elli-
psoideis, utrinque obtusiusculis, triseptato-constrictis, brunueis, 35-

40 v 12-14.

Hab. in ramis corticatis in horto botanico, Aburi, Gold Coast
Africa3 occident. — Ihjst. eumorpho Sacc. affine.

3. Hysterium angustatum Alb. et Schw. — Syll. II, pag. 746. 3142
var. Ceratoniae Roll. Bull. Soc. Mycol. 1905, p. 29. — Peritheeiis
coriaceis, atro-nitidis, dense gregariis, usque ad 2,5 «0,2-0,5 mm.;
ascis spurie paraphysatis, 60-90*8-10, clavato-oblongis; sporidiis
olliptico-fusoideis, utrinque rotundatis, 3-soptatis, ad septa con-
strictis, 12-15*4-6, rarius usque 18 \i. long., rcqualiter sublutoo-
fuscidulis, loculis ncqualibus, 1-guttatis.

Ilab. in ligno votusto Ceratonia* Siliqune Sa Coma, Soller

Pyrenomycetse, Hysteriacese, Phseophragmise, ll> podermopsls.
ins. Balearium. - A typo ascis sporidiisque paullo minoribus,
habitu et matrice dignoscitur.

■i->j

TRYBLIDIELLA Sacc. — Syll. II p. 757, IX p. 1110, XI p. 388,
XVI p. 665.

1. Trybiidiella irregularis Starb. in Arkiv. for Botan. 1904, Band 2, 3143
p, 5. — Peritheciis denso gregariis, intcrdum crustam fere for-
mantibus, superficialibus, vix erumpentlbus variiformibus v. elon-
gatis, rectis vel iiexuosis, rarius ollipsoideis, rarissime rotundatis,
plerumque stcllatim vel aliter partitis, interdum polygonis, apici-
bus acutiuscule rotundatis, glabris, non striatis, primo labiis arcte
connexis clausis, deinde latiuscule apertis, aterrimis, textura molli-
ter coriacea, 0,5-1 mm. longis, 100-150 ;j.. latis; ascis clavatis,
deorsum breviter pedicellatis, sursum rotundatis incrassatulis, octo-
sjtoris, 65-75 » 12-15; sporidiis distichis, inferne monosticliis, oblon-
go-ellipsoideis vel plerumque ovoideis, triseptatis, utrinque loculo
guttula una majore pneditis, vix ad septa constrictis, primo liya-
linis, denique fuliginea 16,5-18*6-7,5; paraphysibus nliformibus,
liyalinis, partitis, continuis 1-2 ;j.. crassis; epithecio ex massa
granulosa, atra formato.

Ilab. in truncis in delta fluminis Parana prope Zarate, Bue-
nos Aires Argentinae. — T. Steigeri affinis, sed multo minor.

MYTILIDIUM Duby — Syll. II p. 760, IX p. 1111.

1. Mytilidium Thujae Feltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, -3144
l'.*03, p. 112. — Peritheciis sparsis vel gregariis. basi angustata
-silibus, navicularibus, rectis vcl curvulis, acutis vel obtusis,
tota longitudine rima angusta dehiscentibus, extus glabris et ni-
tidulis, nigris. : 500-1 200 « 300-400; ascis cvlindraceis, longiuscule
stipitatis, 90-105 « 5,5-7, flliformi-paraphysatis, 6-8-sporis; spori-
<liis 1-2-stichis, longe demum 5-7-septatis, non v. vix constrictis,
pallide ilavo-brunneis, minute guttulatis, 22-30*2,5-3.

Hab. iu cortice vetusto Thujre orientalis, Luxemburg. —
Ascis sporidiisquo perangustis mox dignoscenda species.

HYPODERMOPSIS Karlo in New York Bot. Gard. 1902, p. 345 (Etym.

ab Hypodermate, cui affinis). — Perithecia elongata, nigra, minuta,

epidermide velata, ut in Ilnpodermate ; sporidia ellipsoidea-fusoi-

a, bi- vel pluri-septata. — Gen. intermedium inter

I >< m i Hy8teriacea8.

Pyrenomycetre, Hysteriaceee, Hyalodictyse, Gloniopsis. 909

1. Hypodermopsis Sequoiae Earle in New York Bot. Garcl. 1902, 3145
p 345. — Peritheciis sparsis, late ellipticis vel subangularibus,
prominentibus, convexis, epidermide velatis, subellipticis vel un-
dulatis, rima subprominula dehiscentibus vel anguste subclausis
750-1000 v 500-750 ;j..; ascis subcylindraceis 70-75 «8-10; para-
physibus filiformibus epithecium vix distintum formantibus; spori-
diis distichis, fusoideis, olivaceis 3-septatis, non constrictis, 18 * 6.
Hab. in ramulis Sequoioe sempervirentis, Coast Range,
prope Stanford University Californiae.

Sect. G. Hyalodictyjfi.

HYSTEROPSIS Eehm — Syll. IX p. 1118.

1. Hysteropsis laricina v. Hohnel Fragm. zur Mykologie 1903, p. 11. 3146

— Peritheciis sparsis, sub epidermide matricis atroc;cruleo-seru-
ginosa innatis, rotundatis v. oblongis, 300-500 ;j.. longis 300-400
;j.. latis, applanatis 120-130 ;j.. crassis, ostiolo rimoso, rima c. 100
;j.. longa et ca. 50 ;x. lata, marginibus acutis; tunica carnosa, tenui,
supra crassiore, cseruleo-ieruginosa; ascis clavatis, membrana sub-
crassa, 100-120^14-16; sporidiis mono-vel subdistichis, ovalibus
vel oblongis, hyalinis, transverse 3-7-septatis, longitudinaliter 1-4-
septatis, muco destitutis, 18-19 «10-12; paraphysibus numerosis,
supra valde ramosis, filiformibus, 1-5 ;j.. crassis, ascos valde supe-
rantibus, apice in capitula elliptica, 2,5 ;j.. lata incrassatis.

Hab. in ramulis dejectis novellis, sed jam lignosis et epider-
mide adhuc tectis Laricis europajse, loco « Kaltenbachgraben »
dicto prope Spital Styria3 superioris et prope Welsberg Tiroli:r.

2. Hysteropsis larigna (Lamb. et Fautr.) v. Hohnel, Fragm. zur My-
kol. p. 12. Ita vocanda est Gloniopsis larigna Lamb. et Fautr.

— Syll. XIV, p. 718. — Huic enim, teste v. Hohn. 1. c, sunt
perithecia 200-300 » 200 applanata, opidermido velata; asci ovoi-
deo-piriformes 32-52 « 14-24, 8-spori, paraphvsibus ramosis obval-
lati; sporidia oblongo-ellipsoidea, 3-4-septata septulisque 1-2 lon-
gitrorsum divisa, hyalina, 14-18 « 5-G.

GLONIOPSIS De Not. — Syll. II p. 772, IX p. 1116, XIV p. 717.
I. Eu-Gloniopftis Paoli. Peritliecia completa.

1. Gloniopsis curvata (Fr.) Sacc. Syll. II, p. 775, Paoli in App.

[i]o renomycetffi, Hysteriacese, Hyalodictyae, Gloniopsis.

N. (!. B. T. 1906, p. 1 13, Hysterium elongatum (3 curvatum Fries,
Sysl Myc, II, j). 138; Hysterium curvum Pr. <x in litt. »; Hyste-
rium curvatum (Fr. Duby. — Peritheciis subparallele aggregati.s,
elongato-linearibus, utrinque obtusiusculis, levibus, ojiacis vel niti-
dulis, atris, carbonaceis, rima longitudinali angusta, labiis vix in-
flexis, deiu dimotis latiuscula, 2-2'/, mm. lat., 0,5-0,7 mm. crassis;
ascis cvlindracco-clavatis, sessilibus 75-80^14-15, 8-sporis; spori-
diis distichis vel subdistichis, medio constrictis, utrinque obtusis
4-5-septatis, loculis nonnullis 1-2 septulis longitudinalibus divisis,
septis omnibus tenuibus, 14-15 » 6-7; paraphysibus ramosis epithe-
cium luteolum formantibus (Paoli 1. c.)

Hab. ad ramos Ros;o canin;e in G-allia (Mougeot ex herb.
Fries).

2. Gloniopsis levantica Rehm — Sacc. Syll. IX, p. 1118, D. Sacc.
in Staz. Sperim. Agrar. ital. 1904. p. G3, Hysterium curoatum
Plur. Auct. nec Fries (teste Paoli). — Peritheciis subsuperficiali-
bus, congestis v. subsparsis, sessilibus, lineari-elongatis 600 w 200,
;itris, striatis, initio clausis dein in rimam angustam linearem hian-
tibus; ascis clavatis, crassis, 90-100 » 15-18, fere sessilibus, octo-
-jioris; sporidiis distichis vel subdistiohis, interdum muco obvo-
lutis, loculo superiore crassiore, ellipsoideis, pluriguttulatis dein
maturitato 5-6-septatis, muriformibus, 18-25 v 7-9 hyalinis vel
pallidissime luteolis; paraphysibus tenuibus granuloso-farctis, sur-
suin interdum ramosis.

Hah. in sarmentis emortuis Rubi, Acque albule, Ronre et in
Britannia.

3. Gloniopsis ilicicola (Feltg.) Sacc. et D. Sacc. Hysterographium
Uickolum Peltg. Vorstud. Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 1903, p. 110.

Peritheciis gregariis, ligno denigrato basi insculptis, oblongo-
ellipticis, utrinque rotundatis, re -tis curvulisve, subparallelis, rima
latiuscula apertis et crassiuscule marginatis, opace nigris, non
striatis, 51 )0-l 000 * 200-300 ; ascis crasse clavatis, breviuscule
pitatis 60-80» 20 22, octosporis; sporidiis distichis, obovato-
ellipticis, rectis, 5 3eptatis, medio constrictis, cellulis mediis longi-
trorsum partitis, ex hyalino flavidulis minute guttulatis 16-19«
LO.
Hab. in ramis decorticatis Ilicia Aquifolii, Luxcmburg.
— Affinis Gloniopsi Loniceros.
l Gloniopsis argentinensis Speg. Myc. Argent. ser. II, 1902, p. 74. 3147
•M ,;- candidis, ellipticia 15-60 mm. long. 5-20 mm. diam.j

Pyrenomycetae, Hysteriacere, Hyalodictyae, Gloniopsis. 911

peritheciis inter fiJbrillas ligni clealbati ex erumpenti-superficiali-
bus, semifusoideis, subcarbonaceis, 1-2 mm. long. 0,4-0,6 mm.
lat., glabris. contextu atro, opaco, indistincto ; ascis cylindraceis,
apice obtusissime rotundatis, basi brevissime cuneato-pedicellatis
150-200 ;j.. long. 18-20 a. cr. ; paraphysibus filiformibus parum
numerosis, longioribus; sporidiis recte vel oblique monostichis
utrinque obtusiusculis 30 * 15, 7-septatis, ad septum medium vali-
dius ad cetera leniter constrictis, loculis saepius 3-4-guttulatis,
hyalinis. Membrana ascorum jodi ope tenuiter cserulescit.

Hab. ad palos decorticatos vetustos Eucalypti globuli,
La Plata, in Argentina.

5. Gloniopsis regia Rehm in Hedw. 1903, p. (173). — Ascomatibus 3148
dispersis, sessilibus, lineariformibus, rectis, rarissime subcurvatis,
utrinque obtusis, glabris, atris, rima angustissiraa, medio interdum
subdehiscente percursa, 1-2 mm. longis, 0,2-0,3 mm. lat. carbo-
naceis; ascis ovalibus, sessilibus, 150*45 octosporis; sporidiis
oblongis, apice superiore latiore, rectis, transverse 15-, longitudi-
naliter 2-3-septatis, hyalinis, 120*25, parallele positis; paraphy-
sibus filiformibus, apice dilatatis et fuscidulis, epithecium forman-
tibus.

Hab. ad corticem Cinchonae vulgo Chince regice dictse ve-
nalis (Dr. Rehm).

6. Gloniopsis multiformis Starb. in Arkiv. for Botan. 1904, Band 2, 3149
pag. 8. — Peritheciis sparse gregariis vel aggregatis, non v. vix
confluentibus, superfieialibus, paullum basi innatis, plerumque
ellipsoideis v. oblongatis, utrinque obtusiusculis, elongatis, flexuo-

sis vel rectis et acutiusculis, usque 1 mm. longis, 200 ;x. latis,
ssepe fere sphseroideis vel ovoideis, circ, 200 a. diam., levibus v.
rugosulis, atratis; ascis late cylindraceis vel clavatis, deorsum mox
angustioribus, breviter pedicellatis, sursum rotundatis, paullo in-
crassatis, 60-80« 19-23; sporidiis octonis, conglobatis, transvorsim
5-7-septatis, loculis longitudinaliter 1-3-partitis, medio constrictis
piriformibus vel ovoideis, hyalinis, 19-22 « 7,5-10; paraphysibus
filiformibus, ramulosis, hyalinis.

Ilnb. in petiolis foliorum Coperniciae oeriferae, Para-
guary in Paraguay. — G. decipienti De Not. afiinis.

II. Hemigloniopsi8 Paoli. Perithecia iraperfeota h e dimidiata.

7. Gloniopsis tecta Paoli App. N. G. B I. 1905, p. 111, cum icone, 3150

Pyr< nomycetse, Hysteriacese, PhsBodietyBB, EJysterograpbium.

Peritheciis parallele subgregariis, profunde immersis 1-2«'/,-

lmii. superne ligno nigrifioato obtectis et fere formatis, inferne
i. Quibus, hyalinis, ellipticis, dongatis, utrinque acutissimis, opacis,
rima lbngitudinali brevi exaratis, labiis inflexis ; ascis eylindraceis
ve\ vix clavatis, 110-130^16-18, sossilibus, octosporis; sporidiis
oblique monostichis v. subdistichis, oviformibus, septulis transver-
salibus 6-7, loculis longitrorsum 3-4 partitis, hyalinis. endopla-
smate granuloso, episporio crassiuseulo, 22-25*10-11; paraphysi-
bus rectis, haud ramosis, epithecium crassum hyalinum forman-
tilius.

llah. ad lignum (abietinum?) intemperiis expositum juxta
flumen Piave, Prov. cli Treviso (herb. Sacc).
8. Gloniopsis Penzigi Paoli App. N. Gr. B. I. 1905, p. 111. — Peri- 3151
thociis punctiformibus, suborbicularibus, 0,5 « 0,4 mm. convexiu-
sculis, coriaceo-membranaceis, atris, utrinque obtusis, semiomer-
gimtibus, superne e contextu proprio nigro formatis, inferius te-
nuibus, hyalinis, rima brevi excavata pertusis; ascis cylindraceis
vel vix clavatis, 100-120 * 16-18, sessilibus, typice octosporis, rarius
oligosporis; sporidiis oblique monostichis, oviformibus, septulis
transversalibus 6-8, loculis longitrorsum 3-4 partitis, hyalinis, en-
doplasmate granuloso, opisporio crassiusculo, 22-25 w 10-11; para-
physibus rectis, haud ramosis, epithecium crassum hyalinum for-
mantibus.

Hah in ligno eroso 01o;e prope Mentone, Nizza (Penzig in
herb. Sacc

Sect. 7. Phicodiclvic.

V

HYSTEROGRAPHIUM Corda — Syll. II p. 776. IX p. 1119, XI p. 389,

XIV p. 718, XVI p. 668.
I Hysterographium Rousselii (De Not.) Sacc. — Syll. II, p. 779. — 3ia

I Piri Feltg Vorsi Pilz. Luxemb. Nachtr. III, 1903, p. 111.— A
po differt peritheciis subcaBspitosis, paullo minoribus, 1-2 nim.

long., 0,5 mm. lat . si-mper hvibtis, opace nigris; ascis breviori-
bus ei latioribus 82-108^13-18; sporidiis flavis vel ilavo-brun-
neolis.

I/dl>. in ligno nudo Piri communis, Luxemburg,
2. Hysterographium Bakeri Earle Plants Bakerianaj, fasc. II, Fungi 3isj

II L0. Peritheciid gregariis, si'p«> congestis, nigris. superficia-

Pyrenomycetfe, Hysteriacere, Scolecosporse, Lophodermium. 913

libus, subcylindraceis, utrinque obtusis, rima longitudinali percur-
sis, stepe e latere longitudinaliter striatis 0,5-1 mm. longis, 350
•j.. crassis; ascis subcylindraceis 80*12, paraphysibus brevioribus
obvallatis; sporidiis distichis, ellipticis vel subcylindraceis, 5-7-
septatis, leviter constrictis, muriformibus, utrinque subobtusis,
brunneis 20-22 « 6.

Hab. in ligno decorticato nigrificato Cercocarpi, Hermosa,
Colorado, Amer. bor.
3. Hysterographium nucicolum (Schw.) Ell. et Ev. in Journ. of My- 3154
col. 1902, vol. 8, p. 19, Hysterium nucicolum Schvv. — Syl). II,
p. 756, Hyst. hians Ell. et Ev. in herb. — Peritheciis elongatis
0,8-1 mm. long. 0,5 mm. latis, nigris, levibus, indistincte striatis,
rectis v. curvatis, apice obtusis, rima distincte apertis; ascis oblon-
go-clavatis, paraphysatis 60-70 « 12-15; sporidiis ovato-oblongis,
biseriatis, initio hyalinis dein brunneo-nigris, 4-6-septatis, longi-
tudinaliter septato-muriformibus, ad septum medium constrictis
15-22 « 6-9.

Hab. in nucibus ad terram putrescentibus, Newfield, in Amer.
boreali.

GRAPHYLLIUM Clements — Syll. XVI p. 1145.

1. Graphyllium Chloes Clements Bot. Surv. Nebraska 1901, p. 6. — :nrob
Peritheciis minutis, sparsis vel gregariis, interdum linearibus, in-
natis, longitudinaliter erumpentibus, glabris, elongato-ollipticis v.
linearibus, membranaceis ; contextu parenchymatico e cellulis irre-
gularibus, polygonalibus 5*6 composito, nigris, rima exili per-
cursis, 100-300 * 30-50 ; ascis octosporis ovoideo-clavatis 60 » 15
vel cylindraceo-clavatis 90-110*12; sporidiis distichis vel irregu-
lariter monostichis, brunneis vel luteo-brunneis, oblongis v. ovato-
oblongis, utrinque obtuse rotundatis, 3-raro 4-septatis, maturitate
longitudinaliter divisis, 1 ioculo compresso, altero subinilato, 20-
22 * 8-10.

Hab. in ramulis Aristid.e purpureie et Boutelouic oli-
gostachya^, in Nebraska, Amer. bor.

Secf. 8. Scolccospor.T.

L0PH0DERMIUM Chev. Syll. II p. 791, IX p. 1121, XI p. 390,

XIV p. 720, XVI p. 670.
1. Lophodermium montanum Forraris in Malpighia 1902, p. 456, t. X, 3150

58

914 Pyrenomycetre, Hysteriacese, Scolecospora, Lophium.

f. IV. - Peritlieciis sparsis, innato-dcpressis, atris, ellipsoideis 0,5-1
iiii 11. long., rugulosis, rima longitudinali demum hiantibus; ascis
clavatis, basi attonuatis, 70-80« 9-10, octosporis ; sporidiis parallclo
stipatis, filiformibuSj pluriguttulatis, 40-50 »1-1,5; paraphysibus
filiformibus, flexuosis.

/Inh in foliis siccis Tofieldiae calyculata?, Courmayour,
Italise bor.

2. Lophodermium Theobromae Pat. in Duss Enum. Champ. Guadel. 3157
1903, p. 84. Maculis amphigenis, albidis, siccis, orbicularibus,
4-8 mm. diam., linoa nigra nulla cinctis, sparsis confluentibusque;
peritheciis epiphyllis, in modio macubo paucis approximatis, su-
perfieialibus, nigris, angustis, utrinque attenuatis, vix 0,5 mm.
long., 125 ;j.. lat. rectis, curvis v. trigonis, longitrorsum fissis,
labiis conniventibus; contextu denso, brunneo-nigro, collulis mi-
nutis angulosis formato; ascis cylindraceis, utrinque attenuatis,
85-90 « 5-7, octosporis; paraphysibus filiformibus sursum vix in-
irassatis; sporidiis filiformibus, 60-65 jj.. long., parce guttulatis.

Hab. in foliis languidis TheobromaB Cacao, Basse-Terre
Guadalupa (Duss). — Affine L. liysterioidi. a quo peritheciis an-
gustissimis distinguitur.

3. Lophodermium Spiraeae Hazsl. Zool. bpt. Yerh. 1887, p. 153. — 3l5a
Peritheciis ovalibus vel oblongis, obscuro fuscis, rima angusta
porcursis, hymenio molli; ascis clavatis, inferno anguste pedicel-
latis; sporidiis filiformibus, utrinque acutatis, haud septatis.

Iluh. ad caules Spiroeaj Arunci, Vallis Kohlbach, Tatra
I lungariaB.

LOPHIUM Fr. — Syll. II p. 799, IX p. 1126, XIV p. 723.

1. Lophium leptothecium Earlo Plantae Bakerianas, fasc. II, Fungi, :ji."y.i
]». 11. Porithociis sparsis vel gregariis, erectis, oblongis, com-
pressis, basi immersis, nigris, fragilibus, carbonaceis, transverse
rugoso-striatis, rima exili, valde compressis 1-1,5 mm. lon^is, 0,5
mm. crassis; ascis 400-500*6, paraphysibus filiformibus, 1 a. cr.
ramosulis suftultis; sporidiis asco ;rquilongis, 2 ij.. crassis, intense
brunneis, dense scptatis.

Ilnli. \w ramis emortuis Amolanchieris, Quercus, Rhois,
Jl<-rmosa, Colorado, Amer. bor.

LABOULBENIOMYCET.E Peyr. )

(sub titulo Ldboulbeniaceoi Peyr. 1875)
Syll. VIII p. 909, IX p. 1130, XI p. 446, XIV p. 725, XVI p. 674.

DIMEROMYCES Thaxter — Syll. XIV p. 275, XVI p. 674.

1. Dimeromyces Forficulae Thaxter Proceed. of the Americ. Acad. 3160

of Arts and Sciennes 1902, p. 9.

Hdb. in corpore Forficuhe tasniatse in Guatemala. —

Mas: long. total. 60; antheridium cum stipite 28-30 * 7-8. Femina:

long. total. 150-185 \i. ; appendices 80 ^. longae; perithecia cum

stipite 90-110 * 18-22; sporidia 35 * 3,5.

M0N0IC0MYCES Thaxter. — Syll. XVI p. 675.

1. Monoicomyces Oxypodas Thaxter, Proceed. of the Americ. Acad. ;ji<ji
1902, p. 10.

Hab. in abdomine Oxypodae, Intervale N. H. Amer. bor.
— Long. tot. 150-165 jjl. ; appendices 75 longai; perithecia 75-
90*18-20; antheridia 107*25-35 ;j.. Jong. ; sporidia 45*4,5.

2. Monoicomyces nigrescens Thaxter, Proceed. of tho Americ. Acad. 3162
1902, p. 10.

Hab. in abdomine Calloder;e et Tachyus;e speciei, Inter-
vale N. H. Amer. bor. — Long. Tot. 100-160 [L; appendices
35-50 [j.. longae perithecia 60-65*22-25; antheridia 35 [j.. long.

HERPOMYCES Thaxter, Proceed. of the Americ. Acad. of Arts and

Sciences 1902, p. 11 (Etym. herpo serpo et mtjces).
1. Herpomyces chaetophilus Thaxter 1. c. p. 12. 31G3

Hab. in spinis et antennis Poriplanet;r sp. Zanzibar et ins.

Mauritii Africae merid. — Mas: long. tot. 50-55 \i. Fomina: tot.

long. individui primarii 35-40 [j.. ; receptaculum aecundarium 35-

75*22; perithecia 125-185*35-48; sporidia 30-35 « 3.

*) De speciebus Labulbeniacearurn Tkaxterianis cfr. Syll. XIV, p. 72 j nota.

916 Laboulheniomycetffl, Hcrimuiyces.

2. Herpomyces Periplanetae Thaxtcr 1. o. p. 13. 3164

Ueli. in corpore Poriplanetaa et Stylopyga3 sp.pl., Ber-
muda, Mexico, Panama, Brasilia, China et Amer. bor. — Mas:
long. tot. GO-90 [j.. Femina: tot. long. 125*75; perithecia 145-
220 * 30-30; sporidia 16 * 1,5.

:.. Herpomyces arietinus Thaxter 1. c. p. 14.

IftiJ). in antonna insecti cujusdam Kentucky Amer. bor. — 3165
Mas: tot. long. 29 ;j.., antheridia 20 ;j.. long. Femina: perithecia
100 * 22, cum processu terminali 18 ;j.. long. ; receptaculum secun-
darium 55 * 18; sporidia 20 * 2.

4. Herpomyces zanzibarinus Thaxter 1. c. p. 15. 3166

Ilab. in antenna insecti cujusdam, Zanzibar Afric;c. — Mas:
tot. long. 28 * 6,5; antheridia 25 ;j.. long. Femina: perithecia 125 *
28-32, cum processu terminali 10 ;j.. longo ; paria receptaculi
45 * 30-35.

5. Herpomyces forficularis Thaxter 1. c. p. 15. 3167

Hab. in antenna insecti cujusdam, ins. Mauritii? Africaa merid.
— Mas: tot. long. 18*5; antheridium 35 ;j.. long. Femina: long.
tot. porithecii 220-250; receptacula secundaria 35 * 20-35; sporidia
18 * 2,

6. Herpomyces Diplopterae Thaxter, 1. c. p. 16. 3168

Ilab. in corpore Diplopterte dityscoidis, in insula Ascen-
sion Atlantici merid. — Mas: tot. lon£. 50 »j... Femina: lonsr. tot.
175-185; perithecia, pars ascigera, 70-75*28-30.

7. Herpomyces tricuspidatus Thaxter, 1. c. p. 17. 3169

Hdb. in antennis Blaberaj et Epilampra'? spji.. Panama,
St. Kitts, Haiti, China? — Mas: long. tot. 75 ;j.. Fomina: long.
tot. 175-200 ;j.. lat. maxima 220 ;j..; pars ascigera perith. 45-50*
15; sporidia 12 ;j.. long.

8. Herpomyces paranensis Thaxter, 1. c. p. 19.

Ilab. in antenna Blaberae? sp. Para Brasiliae. — Mas: long. 3170
tot. 250 ;j..; antheridia 60-70 ;j.. long. Femina: long. tot. 123 ;j..,
para ascig. perith. 58*30; sporidia 15*1,6.

9. Herpomyces Ectobiae Thaxter, 1. c. p. 20.

Hdb. in corpore Ectobias germanic.i' et sp , Cambridge, 3171
Zanzibar, St. Kitts. — Mas: long. ? Femina: long. tot. recepta-
culi Becund. 200-225*15; perithocia cum basi 80-90*20; spori-
dia 20

Laboulbeniomycotfp, Rhachomyces. 91 <

CORETHROMYCES Thaxter — Syll. XI p. 449, XIV p. 729, XVI

p. 681.
1. Corethromyces longicaulis Thaxter, Proceed. of the Americ. Aca- 3172

demy 1902, p. 20.

Hab. in corpore Stilici angularis, Arlington Mass. Amer.

bor. — Longit. tot. 200 jx. ; perithecia 65*20; cellula basil. 9J-

110*12; sporidia 30*3.

ACOMPSOMYCES Thaxter — Syll. XVI p. 692.

1. Acompsomyces Atomariae Thaxter, 1. c. p. 22. 3173

Hab. in elytris Atomarise ephippiatre, Kittery, Point
Maine et Intervale N. ,H. Amer. bor. — Long. tot. 125-150 <i. ;
perithecia 36-46 * 25-30; cellula basil. 25-30 * 10; sporidia 44 * 3.

2. Acompsomyces pauperculus Thaxter, 1. c. p. 23. 3174

Hab. in elytra, prothorace et artubus Atomaria; spec. Kit-
tery Point, Maine Amer. bor. — Long. tot. 110; perithecia 70«
30-35; cellula basilaris 12-18 «9; sporidia 45*4.

ACALLOMYCES Thaxter, Proceed. of the Americ. Acad. of Arts

and Sciences 1902, pag. 23 (Eym. a privat. callos pulchritudo et

myces).
1. Acallomyces Homalotae Thaxter, 1. c. p. 24. 3175

Hab. in parte superiore abdominis Homalotas, Intervale N.

H., Amer. bor. — Long. tot. 125-150; perithecia 75-95*25-32;

antheridia 21-25 [i. long. ; sporidia 35 * 3,5.

STICHOMYCES Thaxter. — Syll. XVI p. 692.

1. Stichomyces stilicicolaThaxter, Proceed. of the Amer. Acad. 1902, 3176

p. 24.

Hab. in thorace, prothorace et artubus Stilici angularis

Arlington Mass. Amer. bor. — Appendices 150-200 ;x. long. ;

perithecia 60-90 * 18-28; cellula basil. 90-100 * 20; sporidia 35 * 3.

RHACHOMYCES Thaxter — Syll. IX p. 454, XIV p. 735, XVI

p. 690.
1. Rhachomyces anomalus Thaxter, Proceed. of the Americ. Acade- 3177

my, 1902, p. 25.

Hab. in corpore Conosomatis pubescentis, Waverly Mass.

Amer. bor. — Long. tot. 110-125; porithecia 75-90*20-25; ap-

pendices longiores 75 \x. long. ; sporidia 46 « 4.

oulbenii • tee, Laboulbenia.
2. Rhachomyces Berlesianus Bacc. in N. giorn. bot. it. 1904, p. 418. :)17S!
fcab. IV. I'. 2 Peritheciis singulis obovatis subhyalinis, tricho-

nis evanidis; receptaculo pluricellulari, cellulis triserialibus ad
basio uaque, sed basin versus gradatim tenuioribus; serie cellu-
larum mediana clavato-fusiformi ex cellulis intense nigrefactis et
ob parietum densitatem ad septa anulatis formata; serie laterali
e cellulis hyalinis appendicem brevem atram obconicam in quoque
apice gerentibus formata; antheridiis non visis.

Iliih. in acaride Fedrizzia grossipede Can., Australia —
Dedit cl. prof. Ant. Berlese, cui merito dicata species.

CERAIOMYCES Thaxter. — Syll. XVI p. .682.

1 Ceraiomyces Selinae Thaxter, Proceed. of the Americ. Acad. 1902, 3179

p. 26

Ilab. in prothorace Selinte Westermanni, in India orient.
— Long. tot. 219-490; receptaculum 200-325*25-30; appendi-
ces 185-400; perithecia 125-150*30-35; cellula basilaris 22-25
|J- long.

ECTEINOMYCES Thaxter, Proceed. of the Americ. Academ. 1902,

]». 26 (Etym. ecteino extendo et myces).
1. Ecteinomyces trichopterophilus Thaxter, 1. c. p. 26. 3183

Hab. in elytris et abdomine Tri chopter yci s Haldemani

Intervale N. H. Amer. bor. — Long. tot. 100-220; perithecia

55-65 * 22-28; appendices 75-100 [x. long. ; receptaculum 95-140 «

7-12; sporidia 25 * 3.

LABOULBENIA Mont. et Eob. • Syll. VIII p. 909, IX p. 1132,
XI |». 450, XIV p. 730, XVI p. 682:

1 . Laboulbenia acanthophora Thaxter, Proceed. of the Americ. Acad. 3i8i
L902, p. 27.

Ihih. in elytris Pericalli in India oriont. — Tot. long. 580;
perithecia 220 50; cellula basilaris 60*30; receptaculum 220«
65; dia 76 4,5.

2. Laboulbenia Bledii Thaxter, 1. c. p. 27. :ns-2

/A'//. in elytris et abdomino Bledii Jacobinii, in Califor-
nia. — Long. tot. 290-360 <i. ; receptaculum 220-275 * 45; appen-
90 ;).. long. ; perithecia 100-125 « 35-40.
'■'•. Laboulbenia borneensis Thaxter, 1. c. p. 28. 3183

llab. in corporo Thyreopteri? spec, S. Borneo. — Long.

Laboulbemomycetge, Laboulbenia. 919

tot. 350-380; perithecia 100-120 * 35-50; sporidia 45*4; recepta-
culum '250-290 ;j.. long.

4. Laboulbenia cauliculata Thaxter, 1. c p. 29. 3184

Hab. in corpore Colpocacci, Athelotri, Mesothrisei
specier. in insulis pluribus Oceaniae. — Tot. long. 220-290; pe-
rithecia 125-165*45-60; sporidia 58*5; receptaculuni 90-100*
35-40; appendices 125-185. — var. prolixa' Thaxter 1. c. p. 29.
In corpore Mesothrisei tricoloris et M. collaris, Molokai,
Maui et Oahu in insulis Oceanicis. — Tot. long. 450-670; peri-
thecia 365-540*55; sporidia 70*5. — Yar. spectabilis Thaxter,
1. c. p. 30. In corpore Discoli et Metromeni specier., Oahu,
Molokai, insulis Oceanicis. — Long. tot. 290-360; perithecia 165-
200 * 40-48.

5. Laboulbenia columbiana Thaxter, 1. c. p. 30. 3185

Hdb. in setis elytrse Anchonoderi concinni, Columbia. —
Tot. long. 200-250 ;j.. ; perithecia 90-110*20-25; receptaculum
150*30; appendices 40 ;j.. long. ; sporidia 50*4.

6. Laboulbenia concinna Thaxter, 1. c. p. 31. 3186

Hdb. in abdomine Casnonise sp., Buitenzorg Javse. — Tot.
long. 325-375; perithecia 150-180*33-45; stipes 30*25; rece-
ptaculum 150-175 * 55-65; appendices 125 ;j.. long.

7. Laboulbenia corniculata Thaxter, 1. c. p. 31. 3187

Hdb. in corpore Galeritae carbonarice in Brasiiia. — Tot.
long. appendic. 450-600 \x. ; perithecia 165-240*60-80; recepta-
culum 325-475 ;j.. long. ; sporidia 90-110*7.

8. Laboulbenia Craspidophori Thaxter, 1. c p. 32. 3183

Hab. in corpore Craspidophori, Panagaei, Microsomi
spp. in India or., Calabar, Congo, Liberia Africoe. — Tot. long.
280-500; perithecia 180-210*48; receptaculum 150-325 ;j.. long.;
appendices 300-375 ;j.. long. ; sporidia 75 * 5.

9. Laboulbenia curvata Thaxter, 1. c. p. 33. 3189

Hab. in artubus G-aleritae carbonari.c et Gr. speciei in
Brasilia. — Long. tot. 500-600 ;j.. ; perithecia 325-400*50-70;
receptaculum 185-220*75-90; sporidia 70-75*4.

10. Laboulbenia dentifera Thaxter, 1. c p. 34. ^im

Hab. in elytra Notiobiae dispositse, Chontales Nicaragua. —
Long. tot. 240; perithecia 125 * 32; receptaculum 115 * 55; appen-
dices 220 ;j.. long.

11. Laboulbenia Disenochi Thaxter, 1. c p. 34. 3191

Hab. in corpore Disonochi et Brosconegnoi spp. in insulis

Laboulbeniomycette, Laboulbenia.
Bawai. — Tot. long. 290-360; perithecia 150-165 * 58-62; rece-
ptaculum L85-220; sporidia 65 6.
12 Laboulbenia Dryptae Thaxter, 1. c. p. 34. 3192

/I<tl>.\n corpore Drypt.e ruficollis, Natal Afric;i'. — Long.
tot. 22< >-25l i ; recoptaculum 135-180 ;j.. long. ; appendices 220 ;j..
long.; perithecia 110-150*35-40.
L3. Laboulbenia dubia Thaxter, 1. c. p. 35. 3193

llab. in abdomine Philonthi politi, Alverstoke Britanni.r.
— Tot. long. 440-500; perithecia 105-185 « 55-65; receptaculum
: '.20-325 v 75; appendices 220 ;j.. long. ; sporidia 55*5.
11. Laboulbenia Euchilae Thaxter, p. 36. 3j94

Ifab. in artubus Euchilos flavilabris, in Brasilia. —
Long. tot. 300-350; perithecia 100-30; receptaculum 220-250«
35-40; appendices 150 ;j.. long.; sporidia 60*4,5.
L5. Laboulbenia Eudaliae Thaxter, 1. c. p. 36. 3195

Ilab. in elytris et artubus Eudaliae latipennis, Port Denis-
son Australise. — Long. tot. 250-350 ;j..; perithecia 150-155«
55; receptaculum 170-220 ;j.. long.; appendices 180-225 ;x. long. ;
sporidia 72 v 5.
10. Laboulbenia exigua Thaxter, 1. c. p. 37. 319G

Hab. in thorace Chhenii biguttati in Japonia. — Long. tot.
250-290; perithecia 86 « 26; receptaculum 220 ;j.. long. ; appendi-
ces 150-184 «j.. long. ; sporidia 40*4.

17. Laboulbenia flaccida Thaxter, 1. c. p. 37. 3197

llab. in artubus Casnonise subdistinctse, loco non indi-
cato. — Tot. long. 175-220 ;j.. ; perithecia 80-90 « 25-30 ; recepta-
culum 90-125 ;j.. long.; appendices 150-200 ;j.. long. ; sporidia 40 « 4.

18. Laboulbenia Tachyis Thaxter, 1. c. p. 38. :\v.*

Ilab. in corpore Tachyis incurvi et T. spp., Cambridge
ei Florida, Amer. bor. — Tot. long. 155 ;j.. ; perithecia 60 «16;
receptaculum 110 ;j.. long.; appendices 45 a. long.
10. Laboulbenia formicarum Thaxter, 1. c. p. 39. 3199

Ilab. in corpore Lasii americani et Formicic neogaga-
tis, Oambridge Mass. Amer. bor. — Tot. long. 70-80 ;j..; perithe-
cia 50-60 - 16-18; receptaculum 30-35 «18; appendices 90 ;j.. ;
oridia 30 2,5,
20. Laboulbenia fusiformis Thaxter, 1. c. p. 39. 3200

llab. iii prothorace Galerit;e carbonaria?, in Brasilia. —
Tot. long. 1650 ;j.. ; perithecia 450-580 v 60-75; receptaculum 500-
1000 ■ lices 275-375; sporidia 90 «7.

Laboulbeniomycetse, Laboulbenia. 921

21. Laboulbenia hawaiensis Thaxter, 1. c. p. 40, 3201

Hab. in corpore Atelothri, Disenochi, Maunse, Colpo-
disci, Mesothrisei spp. in insulis oceanicis pluribus. — Tot.
long. 230-360 [i.; perithecia 90-125*40-55; receptaculum 200-
335; appendices 290-725 ;jl. long. ; sporidia 65*5.

22. Laboulbenia Helluodis Thaxter, 1. c. p. 41. 3202

Hab. in corpore Helluodis nebrioidis, Ceylon. — Tot.
long. 360 [i.; perithecia 150-165*40-55; receptaculum 185-220*
60; appendices 290 \x. long. ; perithecia 150-165 * 40-55; sporidia
85*5.

23. Laboulbenia Helluomorphae Thaxter, 1. c. p. 42. 3203

Hdb. in elytris Helluomorph;e melanarhe et Pleuro-
canthi brevicollis in Amazonia et Surinam. — Tot. lone:.
290-325; perithecia 130-140*35-40; receptaculum 180-220; ap-
pendices 185-300 \x. long. ; sporidia 70*7.

24. Laboulbenia humilis Thaxter, 1. c. p. 42. 3204

Hab. in elytris Chlsenii monogrammi et Chl. cyani-
cipitis, Hong-kong. — Tot. long. 250-275 [j.. ; perithecia 100-
125*30; receptaculum 185 \x. long.; appendices 60-75 ja. long. ;
sporidia 50 * 5.

25. Laboulbenia incerta Thaxter, 1. c. p. 43. 3205

Hab. in corpore Galeritse carbonariae in Brasilia — Tot.
long. 360-500 \u ; perithecia 185-250 * 60; receptaculum 185-290 *
70-80; appendices 200-250 \l. long. ; sporidia 95-100*8.

26. Laboulbenia insignis Thaxter, i. c. p. 43. 3206

Hab. in thorace Thyreopteri brevicollis, Madagascar. —
Tot. long. 600-650; perithecia 290-310 * 80-87; receptaculum 365-
540*150; appendices 2200 \l. long. ; sporidia 185*6,5.

27. Laboulbenia japonica Thaxter, 1. c. p. 44. 3207

Hab. in artubus Brachini spec, in Japonia. — Tot. long.
420; perithecia 235*70; receptaculum 185*70; appendices 100-
150 [j.. long., sporidia 80 * 5.

28. Laboulbenia Latonae Thaxtcr, 1. c. p. 45. 3208

Hab. in corpore Latonoe Spinohe, Bogota Columbke. —
Tot. long. 325-1125 jj.. ; perithecia 175-220 * 70; appendiccs 1150 ;j..
long. ; sporidia 70 * 5.

29. Laboulbenia media Thaxter, 1. c p. 45. 3209

Hab. in corpore Galerit;i; spp. Venezuola et Costariea. —
Tot. long. 350-725 a. ; perithecia 180-290*40-48; stipes 55-

LaboulbeniomycetfiB, Laboulbenia.
L25 26 35; receptaculum 150-220; appendices 165-185; sporiclia
L5 4,5.

30. Laboulbenia Megalonychi Thaxter, 1. c. p. 46. 3210
lldh. in prothorace Megalonychi patrobioidis et M. an-

golensis in Africa orient. — Tot. loug. 300-435; perithecia
L00 L25 1(1-")!); receptaculum 275-360 u,. loug. ; appeudices 185
;i.. long. : sporidia 58*5.

31. Laboulbenia notata Thaxter, 1. c. p. 47. 3211

Ilah. in corporo Thyreopteri armati, Madagascar. — Tot.
long. 1150 ;j.. ; porithecia 271 * 55; receptaculum 1100 w 75; appeu-
dices 185 \i. long.

32. Laboulbenia obliquata Thaxter. 1. c. p. 48. 3212

Ilah. in elytris Coptodera- gagatinse in Brasilia. — Long.
tot. 325-360 ;j.. ; perithecia 165-170 * 40; receptaculum 185-200*
45 ; sporidia 45 * 3,5.

33. Laboulbenia (Edichiri Thaxter, 1. c. p. 48. 3213

llah. in elytris et abdomine (Edichiri sp. Rio de Jaueiro
Brasilia?. — Tot. Jong. 250 ;j.. ; perithecia 125 * 32; receptaculum
160*30; appeudices 90 ;j.. long. ; sporidia 55*5,5.

34. Laboulbenia pallida Thaxter, 1. c. p. 49. 3214

Ilah. iu elytris Clivinae fasciatse et Cl. dilutiponnis,
in Guatemala et in Mexico. — Tot. long. 290-380; perithecia
125-150*60-70; receptaculum 220-300 ;j.. long. ; appendices usque
150 ;j.. Jong. ; sporidia 75 * 6.

35. Laboulbenia perplexa Thaxter, 1. c. p. 49. 3215

Ifah. in elytris et prothorace Galerit;e carbonarise in
Braeilia. — Tot. long. 500 ;j..; perithecia 290-360*50-60; rece-
ptacnlum 220 * 60-70; appendices 200-360 ;x. long.; sporidia 90 * 7.

36 Laboulbenia Planetis Thaxter, 1. c. p. 50. 32W

Ifah. in thorace Planetis bimaculati in Java. — Tot.
long. 400-425; perithecia 155-165*55-60; receptaculum 250 ;j,.
long.; appendices 360-435; sporidia 65*5.

37 Laboulbenia Platyprosopi Thaxter, 1. c. p. 51. 3217

Hab, in elytris et abdomine Platyprosopi bcduini in Nu-
bia. Tot. long. 275-350; perithecia 150-185*36-45; recepta-
culum 151» 220 60-70; appendices usque 360 ;j.. ; sporidia 55*5.
Laboulbenia producla Thaxter, 1. c. p. 52. 3218

//<///. in elytris Anchonoderi concinni iu Columbia. —
Tot. Long. 22o .,..; perithecia 0.1-100*25; receptaculum lli) a.
Ioj poridia 55 * 4.

Laboulbeniomycetse, Laboulbenia. 923

39. Laboulbenia proliferans Thaxter — Syll. XIV, p. 734. — var. 3219
atrata Thaxter, 1. c. p. 53.

Hab. in corpore Chlsenii, Euchlcenii, Craspedophor i,
Rhopalomeli spp. in Afriose variis locis. — Yar. cincta Thaxter,
1. c. p. 53. In corpore Eudematis, Episcosomi, Craspedo-
phori in Africa, variis locis. — Var. divaricata Thaxter, 1. c.
pag. 53. In corpore Chlasnii, Notonomi, Bembi Rhembi
spp., Borneo, Australia, Japonia, Java.

40. Laboulbenia Sphyriopsidis Thaxter, 1. c. p. 53. 3220

Hab. in corpore Mitronemi caliginosi, in insulis Hawai.

— Perithecia 90-110*40-48; receptaculum 220-250 [x. long.; ap-
pendices 150-185 \l. long.

41. Laboulbenia Stomonaxi Thaxter, 1. o. p. 54. 3221

Hab. in elytris Stomonaxi sp., in Java. — Tot. long. 130-
140 |x. ; perithecia 65^25; receptacula 100-710 ;x. long.; appendi-
ces 50-75 long. ; sporidia 50 w 5.

42. Laboulbenia texana Thaxter. — Syll. XIV, p. 734. — var. pen- 3222
dula Thaxter, 1. c. p. 55.

Hab. in corpore Brachyni geniculati et Br. lateralis,
Uruguay et Mexico.

43. Laboulbenia Napoleonis Bacc in N. G-iorn. bot. it. 1904, p. 417. 3'223

— Peritheciis ovatis singulis in quoque exemplari, apice trunca-
tis, subhyalinis, ore nigrefacto vel obscuriore; receptaculis sub-
hyalinis stipitatis, stipite inferne uniseriato tricellulari, superne e
quatuor cellulis biserialibus efformato, quarum serie altera peri-
thecium gerente, altera singulam vel binas appendices filiformes
hyalinas articulatas; cellulis insidentibus suberosis nigrificatis ;
antheridiis non visis.

Hab. in acaride Antennophoro Foreli Wasm., Luxem-
burg. — Eximio mycologo b. m. Aug. Napol. Berlese, qui pri-
mus in Italia de Laboulbeniomycetis disseruit, merito dicata specios.

44. Laboulbenia argentinensis Speg. Myc argent. ser. II, 1902, 3221
p. 79. — Atro-fuliginea, liinc inde pauci - aggregata, erecta 350

;x. alta; stipite chlorino-fusco 220 ;x. alto, ima basi rotundato,
crassiuscule tunicato, infra medium cylindraceo 30-35 [x. crasso,
supra medium obconico 70 ;j.. lat. apic, ejusdem ramulis v. pedi-
cellis atro-Opacis, 25 « 20-30 ; paraphysibus G-8 linoaribus 60 \i.
long., toruloso-6-artieulatis; articulis chlorinis ellipticis, 10-12«
7-8; antheridiis obclavulatis 50 * 10, subfumosis, sursum attenuatis
apice truncatis; perithociis ellipticis, utrinquo subtruncatis, 140-

924 Laboulbeniomycetee, Coreomyces.

L60 50-60, ostiolo obsolete denticulato, fuligineis, subopacis;
ascis clavulatis vel oblanceolatis 60*18, sessilibus, aparapliysatis;
Bporidiis subquaternis conglobatis, leniter arcuatis utrinque acu-
fiusculis, 30-40*3-4. hyalinis.

Ifab. ad oculos Brachyni cujusdam vivi, prope Buenos
Ayres in Argentina (J. Brethes).

C0RE0MYCES Thaxter, Proceedings of the Americ. Acad. of Arts
and Sciences 1902, p. B6 (Etym. coris cimex st myces).

1. Coreomyces Corisae Thaxter, 1. c. p. 56. 3225

Hab. in abdomine Corisce Kennicottii spp. Arlington
Mass. et Java, Amer. bor. — Tot. long. 275-290 a. ; perithecia
100-110*25-35; stipes 30-33*32-35; receptaculum 75-100 .A.
long. ; appendices 200-250 \i. ; sporidia 85 * 6.

REPERTORIUM

FUNGORUM IN VOL. XVII. DESCRIPTORUM

secundum matrices (vegetabilia et animalia)

Obs. — Ga. Gasteromycetce. — Hy. Eymenomycetce. — La. Laboulbeniacece. —
P. Phycomycetce. — Py. Pyrenomycetce. — Ur. Uredinacece. — Ust. Usti-
laginece.

Abies - - Hy. 191, 352, 435, 559, 568 bis,
625. — Ur. 1351 — Py. 1888, 1913,
2067 bis, 2266, 2295, 2403, 2739,2791,
3099, 3150.

Acacia — Hy. 511. — Ur. 1335, 1536.
— Py. 2071, 2080, 2235, 2307, 2658.

Acanthacese — Ur. 1384.

Acanthophyllurn — Py. 1779.

Acanthospermum — Ur. 1003.

Acer — Hy. 274, 569, 574. — Py. 1946,
2008, 2061, 2259, 2260, 2275, 2380,
2387, 2452, 2453, 2464, 2533, 2567,
2655, 2667, 2679, 3088.

Achillea — Ur. 949, 950, — Py. 2531,
2600, 2601, 2602.

Acicarpha — Ur. 1063.

Acnistus — Py. 2976.

Aoonitum — Ur. 1206.

Acridocarpus — Py. 1849.

Acriulus — Ur. 1570.

Acroptilon — Ur. 1004.

Acteea — Ur. 1320. — Py. 2137, 2238.

Actinomeris — Ur. 965.

Adenia - Ur. 1426.

Adenostegia — Ur. 1090.

Adenostyles — Ur. 930.

Adianthum — Ur. 919.

Adolphia — Py. 2888.

^Egiphila — Py. 1932.

^Egopodium — Ur. 1154.

iEsculus — Hy. 626. — Py. 2261, 2581.

.Ethusa — Ur. 1148.

Agaricus — P. 1681.

Agathis - Py. 3124.

Agave — Py. 1971, 1988, 2732, 2790,

2941, 3123.
Agropyrum — Ur. 1284. — Ust. 1662.
Agrostis — Py. 2962.
Ailanthus — Py. 2218.
Ainslia — Ur. 1005.
Aira — Py. 2318.
Albizzia — Ur. 1534.
Aleurites — Hy. 426. — Py. 2074.
Alisma — P. 1747. — Py. 1972, 2626,

2692.
Allium — Ur. 888, 911, 912, 1224. —

P. 1773.
Allophyllum — Ur. 1512.

926

Reportorium.

Alnus 1 Iy. 203, 508 &i*, 513. 533 ter,
,. B63, B69 bis, 575, 59!) ter,

6046»*, 607 &is, 611, 615, 621 terf

624&i«, 635, 637, 647, 7-27. — Py.

1879, 1918, 2019, 2243, 2311, 2387,

2407, 2444, 2463, 2703.
Alsine — Py. 2638, 3639.
Alstroemeria — Ur. 1232.
Althfea — Ur. 1425.
Alvssum — Ur. 1195.
Alyxia — Py. 2975.
Ambrosinia — Ust. 1643.
Amelanchier - - Ur. 1353. — Py. 2650,

3086, 3087, 3159.
Amorpha — Py. 2016.
Ampelopsis — Py. 2279.
Ampliicarpa — Ur. 1436.
Amsonia — Py. 1965.
Amygdalus - ■ Hy. 572. - - Py. 2368.
Anaoardium — Py. 1859.
Ananassa — Py. 3059.
Anehusa — Ur. 1277.
Ancylanthus - - Ur. 1377, 1484.
Andira — Py. 1801, 2715.
Andropogon — Ur. 1269, 1270. — Ust.

1613, 1624 bis, 1648, 1649, 1654,

1669 bis. — Py. 2226.
Androsace — Ust. 1589.
Androssemnm — Ty. 2269.
Andryala — Ur. 1480.
Anemone - Ur. 1208, 1210, 1211, 1212,

1456. - ■ Ust. 1672. — Py. 1915.
Anethum — Ur. 1148.
Angelica — Ur. 1159, 1160. — Py.2378.
Anguillula — P. 1751.
Anisacanthus — Ur. 1083.
Annesorrhiza — Ur. 1508.
Anoda — Ur. 1188.
Anogra — Ur. 1413.
Anona — Py. 1871, 3014.
Anonace» — Py. 2874, 3061.
Anthemis — Ur. 953.
Anthephora — Ur. 1572.
Anthistiria Py. 2178.
Anthoceron — Ust, 1667.

ttooleiste — Ur. 1312.
— Ur. e

An thosperinuni — Ur. 1069.

Aphelandra - ■ Ur. 1386.

Aphyllanthes — Py. 2619.

Apium — Ur. 1147.

Aplopappus — Ur. 1006.

Apocynaceee — Py. 3118.

Apostasia — Py. 3023.

Aqna — P. 1691, 1728, 1758.

Aquilegia — Ur. 1205, 1460.

Arace® — Py. 2411, 3036.

Aralia — Ur. 1163.

Araucaria — Hy. 198.

Arhntns — Py. 1882.

Arcangelia — Ur. 1160.

Arctostaphylos — Ur. 1506.

Ardisia — Py. 1956, 3094.

Areca — Py. 2793, 2801.

Arenaria — Ur. 1214.

Ariona — Py. 2926.

Aristea — Ur. 1228.

Aristida — Py. 3155.

Aristolochia — Ur. 1219.

Aronicum — Ur. 966.

Arracacha — Ur. 1164.

Arrhenatherum — Ur. 1283.

Artemisia — Ur. 955, 956, 957 . — Py.

2544, 3089.
Arthonia — Py. 1997.
Arthraxon — Py. 2023.
Artocarpus — Ga. 803.
Arum — Py. 1933.
Arundinella — Ust 1647.
Arundinaria — Py. 2716, 2914, 2961.
Asclepiadacege — Py. 30!t5.
Aspalathus — Ur. 868.
Asparagus — Hy. 578. — Ur. 1230.
Asperula — Ur. 1080, 1300, 1302.
Aspicilia — Py. 1937, 1975, 1977. 1998,

1999, 2187, 2231.
Aspidium Ur. 917, 922. — Py. 2925,

3069, 3092.
Asplenium — Ur. 916.
Aster — Ur. 951, 1216. — Py. 2499.
Asteriscus — Py. 1782.
Asteromaja — Ur. 1475.
Astilbe — Ur. 1333.

Astragalus

Pv. 2489. 2648, 2677.

' Reper

Astrocaryum — Py. 2912.
Athamanta — Ur. 1158.
Athyrium — Ur. 923.
Atractylis — Ur. 984.
Atragene — Ur. 1201. — Py. 25G3.
Atriehum — Hy. 56 1 bis.
Atriplex — Ur. 1463.
Aucuba — Py. 3049.
Auerswaldia — Py. 2822.
Averrhoa — Hy. 204.

Baccharis — Ur. 932, 933, 934, 935. —

Py. 1804, 1817, 1826, 1839.
Bactris — Py. 1791, 1825.
Balsamorrhiza — Py. 2603.
Bambusa — Hy. 425. — Py. 1909, 1910,

2128, 2316, 2761, 2813, 2845, 3014,

3060, 3075.
Banksia — Py. 3012, 3054.
Barkhausia — Ur. 1053.
Barneoudia — Ust. 1672.
Barroetea — Ur. 1025.
Basanacantha — Ur. 1469 ter.
Basella — Ur. 878.
Bauhinia — Ur. 1527. — Py. 1812,

1827, 3033.
Begonia — Py. 3063.
Bellucia — Py. 3037.
Berberis — Hy. 729. — Ur. 1199, 1200,

1283, 1453, 1454. — Py. 1828, 2532,

2665, 2681.
Berlinia — Py. 2821, 3002.
Berula — Ur. 1411 bis.
Beta — Ust. 1644 bis. — Py. 1778.
Betula — Hy. 99, 200, 342 bis, 504 bis,

525, 535, 562, 568 bis, 575, 599 ter,

604&J.9, 614, 621, 627, 635, 657, 728.

— P. 1732. — Py. 2707.
Biatora — Py. — 2234, 2469, 2521.
Bidens — Py. 2683.
Bigelovia — Ust. 1658 bis.
Bignonia — Py. 2161, 2391.
Bignoniacese — Ur. 1087, 1088, 1491. —

Py. 1808, 2251.
Bilimbia — Py. 2468.
Biscutella — Ur. 1443.
Blainvillea — Ur. 1473.

torium. 927

Blechnum — Ur. 914, 1583, 1584.
Blepharis — Ur. 1082.
Boehmeria — Ur. 1330.
Boerhavia — Ust. 1658. — P. 1762.
Bolbophyllum — Py. 2748.
Boletus — P. 1729. — Py. 2799.
Boltonia — Ur. 1368.
Bombus — Py. 1798, 2508.
Bonannia — Ur. 1151.
Boopsis — Ur. 1481.
Boronia — Ur. 1184.
Borreria — Ur. 1071, 1376.
Borrichia — Ui\ 1367.
Bossisea — Ur. 1435.
Bouletoua — Ust. 1610.
Bouvardia — Ur. 842, 1070.
Brachylaena — Py. 3107.
Brachypodium — Ur. 1273, 1280, 1289.

— Py. 2317, 2519.
Bractis — Py. 3139.

Brassica — Hy. 570. — Py. 2026.

Braya — Py. 2484.

Brickellia — Ur. 1013, 1014, 1399.

Brodisea - Ur. 1225.

Bromus - Ur. 1273, 1282, 1576. — Ust.

1663.
Brongniartia — Ur. 1348.
Brownia — Py. 2884.
Brunella — P. 1742.
Bryum — Ust. 1666.
Ruddleya — Py. 1842.
Bupleurum — Py. 1949.
Burseracese — Ur. 1423.
Buxus — Py. 2219, 2277, 2381, 2738,

2830.
Byrsonima — Hy. 521. — Py. 2355,

3038, 3112.

Cachrys — Ur. 851. — Py. T.Us.
Cacteee — Py. 2215.
Csesalpinia — Ur. 1346. — Py. 2435.
Calamagrostis — Ur. 1273, 157S.
Calamus — Hy. 79, 669. — Ust. 1677.

— Py. 2015, 2824.
Calandrinia — Ust. 1590.
Calathea — Py. 3025, 3027, 3101.
Calendula — Ur. 958.

ertorium,

Oalimeris — Ur. 1026.
— Ur. 1425.
Oallopisma — Py. 2300.
Calluna - Hy. GB3. - Py. 1901, 2252.
Caltha — Ur. 1207.
Calyoera — Ur. 1001, 1062.
Camellia — Py. 2594.
Campannla — Ur. 1320 bis.
Camptosema — Ur. 867.
Canna — Ur. 1234.
Cannabis — Ur. 1548. — P. 1679.
Caragana — Ur. 872. — Py. 2725.
Cardamine — Ur. 1320 bis.
Cardiandra — Ur. 1439.
Cardiospermum — Ur. 1413 bis.
Carduncellus — Ur. 1000, 10(11.
Carduus - Ur. 993, 994. 995.
Carex — Hy. 627 bis. — Ur. 896, 1240,

1242 ad"l251, 1565, 1568 — Ust.

1600, 1646. — Py. 2176, 2416, 2517,

2518, 2519, 2520, 2671, 2G99, 2848,

3102.
Carica — Py. 2807.
Carludovica — Py. 3001.
Oarphocheeta — Ur. 1366.
Carpinus - ■ Hy. 538, 569 ter, 651, 730.

— Py. 1813, 2404, 2465, 2572.
Carpodinus — Ur. 1502.
Carum — Ur. 1142.
Carvalhoa — Ur. 1136.

Carya — Py. 2235.

Casoarilla — Py. 2574.

I lasearia — Py. 2902, 3004.

iandra — Qr. 1313 ter.

i.i ■ Dr. 1337 ad 1343, 1432, 1531,

1532, 1533. — Py. 238G, 2573,3064.

mpa l'y. 3117.
vtha — Py. 2150.
Oastanea — Hy. 288, 424. — Ur. 1329.

— Py. 2014", 2434, 2940.
tilleja — Py. 2494, 2630, 2G89.
billoa — Py. 1874.

tarina — Hy. 510.

Py. 2289, 2308, 2905.
Cat ium — Py. 2584.

Cattleya — Py. 1970.

1 I i'. 840.

Ceanothus — Hy. 61.

Cecropia — Ily. 436. — Py. 2932.

Cedrela — Ur. 1543.

Celastrus — Py. 2276.

Celosia — Ur. 880.

Celtis — Py. 1907, 2087, 26G1, 3039.

Centaurea — Ur. 975, 976, 977, 978,

979, 1248. — Py. 2388, 2684, 2685.
Centrolobium — Py. 2887, 2967.
Centrophyllum — Ur. 981.
Cephalanthus — Ur. 1378, 1485. — Py.

3080.
Cerastes — P. 1734.
Cerastium — Py. 2474.
Cerasus — Hy. 54. — Py. 2644.
Ceratonia — Py. 3142.
Ceroocarpus — Py. 2651, 3077, 3078,

3153.
Cerefolium — Ur. 1143.
Cereus — Py. 2153, 2542, 2702.
Cestrum — Ur. 844, 1093.
Cheerophyllum — Ur. 1144, 1145, 1146.
Chamfcecyparis — Ur. 1552.
Chamsesaracha — Ur. 1099.
Chenoporiiacese — Ur. 1217.
Chionachne — Py. 2921.
Chloris — Ust. 1611.
Chondrilla — Ur. 1056.
Chrysanthemum — Ur. 951, 1241. —

Ust. 1636.
Chrysophyllum — Hy. 160, 52G. — Ur.

J507. '
Chrysopogon — Ust. 1653.
Chrysopsis — Ur. 972.
Chrysothamnus — Py. 25l:i.
Chusquea — Py. 2750. 2849.
Cichorium — Ur. 1055.
Cinchona — Ur. 1486. — Py. 1889,

2730, 2745, 2746, 3128, 3148.
Cirsium — Ur. 990, 992, 995, 996, 997.

— Py. 2392.
Cissus — Ust. 1644 ter, 1645.
Cistus — Hy. 370. — Py. 1890, 2536.
Citharexylon — Py. 3074.
Citrus — Hy. 304.* — Py. 1873, 2726,

2843.
Cladium — Pv. 1864.

Repertorium.

929

Cladophora — P. 1743.

Clathorix — Ust. 1656.

Clarionea — Ur. 1027.

Cleniatis - Ur. 1202, 1458. — Py. 2351,

2472, 2634. 2635, 2833.
Clerodendrum — Ur. 1393, 1495, 1496.

— Py. 1847.
Clethra — Ur. 1331.
Clibadium — Hy. 190. — Ur. 1365.
Clidemnia — Py. 1806.
Clitandra — Ur. 1503.
Clitoria — Ur. 860.
Cnicus — Ur. 991.
Coccides — Py. 2836, 2843.
Coccoloba — Py. 3010.
Cochlearia — Ur. 1196.
Cocos — Ust. 1678. — Py. 1832, 2508,

3070, 3120, 3138.
Coffea — Hy. 432, 610, 631. — Py.

1872, 1875, 1876, 1878, 1880, 2004,

2018, 2057, 2156, 2726, 2728, 2744,

2745, 2757, 2811, 2823, 2828, 2834,

2989, 2997, 3022, 3032.
Collema — Py. 2427.
Collomia — Ur. 1400
Comarum — Py. 2384.
Combretum — Ur. 1540, 1541.
Commelina - Ur. 895, 1304.
Comptonia — Py. 2278.
Compositse — Ur. 1058, 1059. — Py.

1870.
Conferva — P. 1741.
Coniieraa Hy. 8, 32, 73, 127, 163,

403, 643. — Py. 1985.
Conium — Py. 2756.
Conocarpus — Py. 2449.
Conyza — Ur. 959.
Cooperia — Ur. 1231.
Copaifera — Py. 1815.
Copernicia — Py. 314!).
Coprinus — Hy. 336.
Chorcoropsis — Ur. 925.
Cordia — Ur. 1498. — Py. 1807.
Cordylanthus — Ur. 1090.
Cornus - ■ Hy. 626. IV L887, 1898,

2265, 2387, 2464, 259'.'.'
Coronilla — Py. 2140.

Correa — Py. 1882 bis.

Corticium — Py. 2714.

Cortusa - Ur. 1291.

Corylus — Hy. 492 te/-, 565, 571 bis

599 ter, 614 bis, 620, 624 bis 641 />/.<?,

ter. — Py. 2282, 2291, 2429, 2613.
Cosmocladium — P. 1740.
Cosmus — Ust. 1637.
Coulterophytum — Ur. 1168.
Courtoisia — Ur. 1571.
Cousinia — Ur. 1001.
Coussapoa — Py. 1868.
Coutoubea — Py. 2956.
Cratsegus — Hy. 446, 713. — Ur. 1438.

— Py. 1896, 2206, 2387, 2566, 2568.
Crepis — Ur. 1037, 1039, 1053, 1478,

1479. — P. 1744.
Crinum — Ur. 1469.
Crotalaria - Ur. 1433, 1529, 1530.
Croton — Ur. 906. — Py. 2437, 2899,

3050, 3127.
Crucianella — Ur. 1079.
Cryptotaenia — Ur. 1162.
Cuphsea — Ur. 1298, 1299.
Cucumis — P. 1765.
Cucurbita — P. 1765.
Cydonia — Py. 2270.
Cymboseris — Py. 1057.
Cynoctonus — Ur. 1135. — Py. 1821.
Cynosurus — Ur. 900.
Cyperacese — Py. 2315, 3106.
Cyperus — Ur. 1253, 1566. — Ust. 1630,

1631, 1632.
Cystoclenium — P. 1753.
Cytharexylon — lly. 808, 107, 516
Cytisus - - Ur. 1434. — Py. 2476.

Dacampia — Py. 2186, 2188.
Dalbergia — Ur. 1518, 1519.
Dalbergiaceee — Py. 2969.
Dalechampia — Ur. 1417, 1418.
Dampiera — Ur. 1066.
Danthonia — Ur. 1577. - Ust. 1602,

L603, 1<;26.
l>;i|>lmo — IV. 2898.
I laphnopsia — Py. 2972.
Daucus — Ur. 1411 fer.

59

930

Rcpertorium.

Deeringia — Ur. 881.
Delphinium Dr.1459. — Py. 1774,2136.
Derria Ur. 1334. ■ Py. 2882, 2050.
Desmanthodium — Ur. 102!'.

modium - Ur. 858, 859, 1B22, 1523.
Deutzia — Py. L898, 2205, 2075.
Diapensia — Py. 2305.
Diaspis — Py. 2823.
Diohromera — Ust. 1599, 1674.
Dioliptera — Ur. 843.
I Kotyoloma — Py. 3043.
Dierarna — Ur. 1229.
Digitalis - Py. 21G3.
Digitaria — Ust. 1G0G.
Dioolea — Py. 2886.
Dioscorea — Ur. 1561.
Diospyros — Ur. 1406, 1407. — Py.

3030.
Diplachne — Ur. 1281.
Diplasia — Ust. 1601.
Diplothemiuru — Py. 3121.
Diplotomma - - Py. 2530.
Dirca — Ur. 1254
Dissotis — Ur. 1542.
Distichlis — Ust. 1614.
Dolichotis — Py. 2059.
Dorema — Ur. 1167.
Doronicum — Ur. 967, 968.
Dorstenia — Ur. 1550.
Draoaena — Ust. 1598. — Py. 2509.
Draparnaldia — P. 1757.
Dryas — Py. 1983, 2143, 2210, 2237,

2245, 2481, 2482, 2990.
Drymaria - Ur. 1213.
Drymis Py. 3112.
Dulichium — Ur. 1252.
Duvaua — Py. 1840.
Durio — Py. 2891.
Dysoxylon — Py. 3008.

Kl>ei Py. 2! 171.

Eohinodorus — Ust. 1625.

Lnopis — Ur. 9
Eohinopteris — Ur. 1182.
Eohium Py. 2301. 2491, 2610.
riia I'v. 2579, 2617.

EhBodendrum — Py. 3110.

Eheagnus — Ur. 1220. — Py. 1900.

Electra — Ur. 1030.

Elettaria — Py. 2753.

Eleusine — Py. 2920.

Elymus — Ur. 1273. — Ust. 1664. —

Py. 2628.
Empetrum — Py. 29G3, 2399.
Encephalum — Py. 2604.
Encianthus — Ur. 1408.
Endocarpum — Py. 2184.
Endopyrenium — Py. 2230.
Entada — Ur. 1346.
Enteropogon — Ur. 1276.
Ephedra — Py. 2612.
Epicampis — Ur. 1275.
Epidendrum — Ur. 1555.
Epigsea — Py. 2366.
Epilobium — Ur. 1174, 1469 bis.
Equus — P. 1709.
Eragrostis — Ur. 898. — Ust. 1615. —

Py. 2214.
Eranthis — P. 1767.
Erica — Py. 2236, 3081.
Ericacese — Ur. 903.
Erigeron — Ur. 960, 1247, 1357. — Py.

2165.
Eriocaulon — Ust. 1611 bis, 1668.
Eriochloa — Ust. 1650.
Eriogonum — Py. 2637.
Eriophorum — Py. 2333, 2G24.
Eritrichium — Ur. 1395.
Eryngium — Ur. 1409.
Erythrina — Hy. 102. — Py. 1885,

2344, 2785.
Escallonia — Py. 1957, 3046.
Eucalyptus — Hy. 78, 244. - Py. 2571,

2995, 3147.
Eucharis — Lr 1559.
Eugenia — Ur. 1539. — Py. 2145, 2927,

2938, 2970.
Eupatorium — Ur. 961, 9G2, 1477. —

Py. 1995.
Euphorbia — Ur. 854, 855. 1415 — Py.

1780, 1781, 2485, 2531.
Euphorbiaoese — Py. 1866.
Euphrasia — P. 1746.
Eupomatia — Py. 3062.

Euterpa - Py. 2009.
Eutrema — Ur. 1197.
Eutypa - Py. 1887. 2810.
Evolvulus — Ur. 1128.
Evonymus — Py. 2596.

Faba - Py. 2008.

Fagus - Hy. 30, 207, 341, 567, 596,
726, 731 - Py- 1981, 1990, 2023,
2170, 2387, 2141, 2459, 2460, 2505,
2548, 2569, 2736, 2774, 2940, 2988.
Fatoua — Ur. 885.
Fendlera - Py. 2353, 2545, 2653.
Ferula — Ur. 849, 1411, 1411 bis.
Ferulago — Ur. 848.
Festuca - Ust. 1612. — Py. 2700.
Fi0US _ Ga. 814. - Ur. 1551. — Py.
1942, 2008, 2012, 2082, 2741, 2933.
Fimbristylis — Ur. 1569.
Fimus — Hy. 292, 593, 294, 363, 364,
365, 367 bis. - P. 1684, 1686, 1689,
1690, 1705, 1716, 1718, 1719, 1720,
1725, 1727, 1728. - Py. 1784, 1794,
1796, 1797, 1799, 2027 ad 2055, 2091,
2254, 2345 ad 2348, 2350, 2353 ad
2559, 2720, 2758.
Flacourtiaceae — Py. 3018.
Floerkea — P. 1770.
Floscopa — Ur. 1556.
Fourcroya — Py. 1966.
Frangula — Hy. 563, 616, 624 ter, 637,

645.
Franseria — Ur. 1024.
Frasera — Ur. 847, 1402.
Fraxinus - Hy. 246. - Ur. 1287, 1404.
_ Py. 1980, 2297, 2456, 2577, 2711,
2809.
Fritillaria — Ur. 890.
Fuirena — Ur. 1564.

Gadua - Py. 2844, 2981, 3034.
Gagea - Ur. 1223.
Galactis — Ur. 969.
Galasia — Ur. 1364.
Galatella - - Ur. 970.
Galenia — Ur. 1215.

Repertorium. vo

Galeobdolon — Py. 2496.
Galera — Py. 2796.
Galium - Ur. 1078, 1301. - Py. 2256,

2489.
Garcilassa — Ur. 1476.
Garcinia - Py. 2436, 2841, 3020.
Gardenia - Hy. 644. - Ur. 1490.
Gardoquia — Py. 3065.
Gasparrinia - - Py. 1818, 2374.
Gastrolobium — Py. 2246.
Gaulteria — Py. 1862.
Gaylussacia — Py. 2909.
Gayophytum — Ur. 1171.
Gelatina - P. 1685, 1687, 1688, 1703,

1721, 1722, 1723, 1724.
Geophila — Ur. 1483.
Geranium - Ur. 856, 1421.
Gerardia — Ur. 1089.
Geum — Py. 1853.
Gladiolus — Ur. 891.
Glechoma — Py. 2164.
Gleditscbia — Py. 3136.
Gloeosporium — P. 1737.
Glyceria — Py. 2520, 2629.
Glycine - Ur. 1520. - ■ Py. 2386.
Glycosma — Py. 2149.
Gnaphalium - Py. 1805, 2201.
Gomphrena — Ur. 1216.
Gonospermum — Ur. 1023.
Goodenia — Py. 2147.
Gossypium — Py. 1785.
Grabowskia — Ur. 1293.
Graminacese — Hy. 100. — Py. 2227,

2228, 2371, 2627, 2706, 2754.
Grevillea - Py. 1814.
Grewia - Py. 2202.
Grindelia — Ur. 1363. — Ust. 1658 bis
Guardiola - Ur. 1022. - Ust. 1657.
Guarea - Hy. 66. - Ur. 1429, 1430.

— Py. 3009.
Guatteria - Ur. 1446, 1447, 1448, 1449.
Guettarda — Py. 3035.
Gyalolechia - Py. 2328, 2772.
Gymnogramme — Ur. 1582.
Gymnopogon - Ur. 1272. - Py. 2942.
Gynerium - Py. 2630, 2982, 3029.
Gyrophora - Py. 2007, 2329.

Keportorium.

Uabonaria — Ur. 1465.
Hrernatoxylon — ITy. 448.
Hfemodorus — Ur. 1233.
Hamamelidis — Ur. 1412.
Ilaplophyllum — Ur. 1516.
Hedera — Py. 1941, 2306, 2379, 2993.
Helenium — Py. 2391.
ll.lianthella — Ur. 1021. 1362.
ll.diconia — Py. 2959.
Helinus — Ur. 1510.
Heliocarpus — Ur. 1177.
Heliopsis — Ur. 973.
neliotropium — Ur. 1121.
Helleborus — Py. 2672.
Heppia — Py. 2325, 2327.
Heracleum — Ur. 1156, 1157. — Py.

2448.
Hertia — Py. 2154.
Ilesperaloe — Py. 1993.
Heteropteris — Ur. 1181. — Py. 3071.
Heterosphteria — Py. 2319.
Hevea — Py. 2690, 2955.
Hibiscus — Ur. 1255, 1515. — Py. 2218,

2890, 3085.
Hieracium — Ur. 1014. - Py. 2257.
Hilaria — Py. 2847.
Hippophse — Py. 2022, 2305, 2503.
llollmannia — H}\ 147.
Holcus — Ur. 1271.
Homojanthus — (Jr. 1020.
Hordeum — Ur. 1263, 1273. — Ust.

1659.
lloustonia — Ur. 1072.
Humiria — Py. 3007.
Humulus — Py. 2824.
Hura — Py. 2974.
Hyacinthus — Py. 2008.
Hyalotheoa - ■ P. 1740.
llydrangea — Ur. 1440.
Hy.lrocharis — Ust. 1634, 1671.
Hy< is — P. 1769.

Hypericum — Py. 2293, 2375, 2376,

2570, 3097.
Hyphane — Py. 1869.
Uypochoeris — Ur. 1031.
Hypoerella — Py. 2711.
Hypoxylon Py, 2842.

Hyptis — Ur. 1118, 1493. — Py. 1811,

1823.

Icerba — Py. 3137.

Ichnaspis — Py. 2823.

Ilex — Hy. 420. — Py. 2381, 2564,

3040, 3109, 3146 bis.
Impatiens — Ur. 1179.
Imperata — Ur. 1264.
Inga — Ur. 871, 1528. - Py. 3076,

3126.
Indigolera — Ur. 869, 870.
Insecta — Py. 2852 ad 2871. — La.

3160 ad 3225.
Inula — Ur. 1361. — Py. 2701.
Ipomcea — Ur. 1067, 1129, 1294, 1295,

1296, 1297, 1388. — Py. 2397.
Iponema — Hy. 405. - Py. 1851.
Iriartia — Py. 2760.
Iris — Ur. 1227. - Py. 2312, 2511,

2624, 2693, 2694, 2695, 2696.
Ischnosiphon — Ur. 1658.
Iseilema — Ust. 1617.
Isoglossa — Ur. 1383.
Ivesia — Ur. 1328.

Jacquemontia — Ur. 1401.

Jambosa — Ur. 1175.

Jasminum — Ur. 1137, 1138, 1403.

Jasonia — Ur. 1472.

Jatropha — Ur. 853.

Johannesia — Ur, 1514.

Jostephane — Ur. 1019.

Juglans — Py. 2340, 2405, 2504, 2614,

2660, 2691, 2808.
Juncus — Ur. 1239, 1563. - Py. 2413,

2514, 2698.
Juniperus — Hy. 449. — Ga. 787. —

— Ur. 927, 928. 929. — Py. 1944,

2166, 2280, 2338, 2546, 3084.
Jurinea — Ur. 998.
Jussisea — Ur. 1172.

Kentia — Py. 2619.
Knautia — Py. 502.
Kdrberiella — Py. 2422.

Kraunhia — Ur. 918.

Repertorium.

933

Kretzschmaria — Py. 2769, 2770.
Krigia — Ur. 1018.
Kundmanuia — Ur. 1169.

Lactuca — Ur. 1032, 1033, 1034, 1040,

1245.
Laguncu'aria — Py. 1845.
Lappa — Ur. 985.
Larix — Hy. 346, 453, 514, 654. — Py.

2457, 3145.
Laserpitium — Ur. 1155. — Py. 2873.
Lathyrus — Py. 2488.
Lauraceae — Py. 1959, 1960, 2893, 2894,

2895, 2896, 2931, 3072.
Lauxania — P. 1732.
Leandra Py. 2930.
Lecania — Py. 2000.
Lecanora — Py. 2002, 2193, 2200, 2433.
Lecidea — Py. 2194, 2322, 2324, 2330,

2466, 2467, 2471, 2773.
Lecidella — Py. 2232.
Lecythidacese — Py. 1787.
Lecythis — Py. 2122.
Ledum — Ur. 1313 bis.
Leguminosaj — Py. 1838, 1919, 2968.
Leonotis — Ur. 1110.
Leontice — Ur. 1455.
Leontodon — Ur. 1035.
Lepachys — Py. 1958.
Lepargyrea — Py. 1894.
Lepidagathis — Py. 1822.
Lepidium — Py. 2583.
Lepidobolus — Ust. 1669.
Leptochloa — Ust. 1605.
Leptogium — Py, 2424.
Lesohenaultia — Ur. 1065, 1372.
Leucsena — Ur. 1347.
Leucas — Ur. 1115.
Leuceria — Ur. 1060.
Leucobryum — Hy. 655. — Ga. 795.
Leucopogon — Py. 2249.
Leucopsis — Py. 3066.
Leuzea — Ur. 1017.
Liabus — Ur. 1318.
Lianse — Py. 2820.
Libertia — Py. 3057.
Libocedrus — Ur. 926.

Ligna — P. 1717.

Ligusticum — Ur. 1139.

Ligustrum — Py. 2334.

Lilium — Ur. 1466.

Linaria — Pk. 2221.

Lindssea — Ur. 1545.

Linum — Ust. 1639. — Py. 2621.

Lippia — Ur. 1122, 1123, 1124, 1394,

1494. — Py. 1843, 2493.
Liriodendron — Py. 2061.«
Lithoicea — Py. 2185.
Lithospermum — Ur. 1396. — Py. 2556.
Litsea — Ur. 1198. — Py. 1802, 1840,

2580.
Lobeliaceae — Py. 1848.
Locusta — P. 1682, 1683.
Lomatia — Py. 1867.
Lonchocarpus — Ur. 1309, 1521. — Py.

1850, 2285, 2946, 2985.
Lonicera — Hy. 708. — Py. 2159, 2400.
Lopadium — Py. 2583.
Lophanthus — Ur. 1114.
Loranthus — Py. 1823.
Lugoa — Ur. 1016.
Lupinus — Ur. 862. — Py. 2477, 2478,

2530.
Luzula — Ur. 1238. — Ust. 1632 ter.

— Py. 1973, 2175, 2414, 2623.
Lychnis — Ur. 877.
Lycium — Ur. 1094.
Lycopodium — Py. 1974.
Lycurus — Ust. 1616.

Macaranga — Py. 1790, 1819;
Machaerium — Py. 1953, 2878, 2879, 2947.
Machilum — Ur. 1445.
Macrosiphonia — Py. 2910.
Macrozamia — Py. 1996.
Madia — Ur. 963, 1310 bis.
Magnolia — Py. 1915, 213!), 2362, 2377,

2642.
Mabonia — Ur. 1152. — Py. 3135.
M.ijanthemum — Py. 2641.
MalpiglviaceiB — Py. 3017, 3113.
Malvastrum — Py. 3041.
Mangifera — By. 256, 515. — Py. 1877,

2872.

om

Roportorium.

Pv. 1810,1854,

Manihol - My. 536,
261

Manisurus — Ur. 130! > bis.

Maprounea - Ur. 1414, 1513. — Py.
2898.

Marantbaoeee — Py. 3073

Marcgravia Py. 3073.

Marchantia — Py. 2299.

M.usdonia — Ur. 1130, 1134.

Mauritia - Py. 1846, 1978, 2806.

Maxillaria — Py. 2762.

Medicago — Ur. 1517. — P. 1748. —

Py. 1927.
Melaleuca - Hy. 417. - Py. 2904, 2994.

Melananthus - ■ Ur. 1385.

Melasphserula — Ur. 894.

Melastoma — Py. 3006.

Melia - Py. 2745, 2815.

Meliace» - Py. 2239, 2336, 2951.

Melioa — Ur. 1268.

Melioytus — Py. 2943.

Melilotus — Py. 2588.

Meliola — Py. 1824.

Meliosma — Hy. 407.

Memora — Ur. 1088, 1491. -- Py. 3052.

Meniscium — Py. 1789.

Mentha - Py. 2562.

Mentzelia — Ur. 1310, 1544.

Mensdesia — Hy. 719. — Ur. 1313.

Merourialis — Ur. 852, 1416, 1586.

Mertensia - Ur. 1398.

Metastelma — Ur. 1132.

Mioonia — Py. 2822, 2928.

Mioroohloa — Ur. 899.

Miorolonchus — Ur. 980.

Mioromeria Ur. 1111.

Miorotis — Ur. 886 bis.

Mikania - 1'. 1761. — Py. 2954.

Millettia — Py. 1937.

Mimosa — Dr. 1886. — Py. 2141

Mirabilis — Py. 1924.

Modiola — Ur. 11

— Dr. 1546.
ardella — Ur. 1119.
Molinia — Py. 2179, 2520.
Ifonimia Hy. 186.
uina — Py. 2877.

Monojisis — Ur. 1450.

Mmiotes — Py. 2433.

Morus — Ur. 1464, 1549. — Py. 2008.

Moschosma — Ur. 1392.

Mucor — P. 1704, 1726.

Mucuna - - Py. 2218, 2386.

Muhlembergia — Ur. 1255. — Ust.

1618, 1619.
Mulgedium — Ur. 833, 1036.
Musa — Hy. 353.
Musacese — Py. 2851.
Musca — P. 1732.
Mutisia — Ur. 1028. — IV. 2907.
Myosotis — Ur. 1292.
Myrceugenia — Py. 3067.
Myrsine — Py. 1803, 2901.
Myrrhinium — Py. 3068.
Myrtaceae — Hy. 607. — Py. 2996,

3019.
Mytilaspis - Py. 2726.

Nastanthus — Ur. 1064. — P. 1760.

Negundo — Py. 2016.

Nicotiana — Ur. 1492. — P. 176:».

Noctua - Py. 2835.

Nolina — Ust. 1670.

Nummularia — Py. 1800.

Nyssa — Py. 2359.

Ochrolechia. — Py. 2526.

Ocotea — Py. 2892, 2953.

(Edogonium — P. 1739, 1752.

CEnanthe — Ust 1638.

(Enotliera — Ur. 1244. — Py. 2595.

Olea — Hy. 609. — Py. 1891, 3031,

3151.
Olyra — Ur. 1573. — Py. 1830.
Omphalaria — Py. 2229.
Oncidium - Ur. 1553, 1554.
Onoclea — Ur. 921.
Onopordum— Ur. 986, 987, 1001,25114.
Opegrapha — Py. 2001.
Opercularia — Ur. 1073.
Ophelia — Ur. 1505.
Ophioceras — Py. 2816.
Ophiopogon — Ur. 1558.

Repertorinm.

935

Opulastrum - Py. 2385.

Opuntia — Py. 1836, 2710, 3108.

Orchidese — Py. 2749.

Orchis — P. 1715.

Origanum — Ur. 1108, 1109. — Py.

2395.
Orthoclada - Py. 2850.
Orthosiphon — Ur. 1117.
Oryza - P. 1680, 1700, 1710, 1711, 1712.
Oryzopsis — Ur. 1267.
Osmodium — Ur. 1397.
Osmunda — Ur. 921.
Ossa — Py. 2044.
Ostrya — Hy. 93, 561.
Otiophora — Ur. 1074.
Otopappus — Ur. 971.
Oxalis — Py. 2367.
Oxylobium — Py. 2247.
Oxypetalum — Ur. 846.
Oxyria — Py. 1926.

Pgederia - Ur. 1487.

Pseonia — Py. 2008.

Palicurea — Ur. 1482.

Palmse — Hy. 162, 245. — Py. 1786,

1844, 2124, 2657, 2763, 3027.
Panax — Ur. 1509.
Pandanus — Py. 2204, 2515, 3058.
Panicularia — Ur. 1266.
Panicum — Ur. 1257, 1265, 1285, 157 l,

1575. — Ust. 1606, 1607, 1675. —

Py. 1855, 2180, 2417, 2922.
Papaver — P. 1766. — Py. 2473.
Papilionacese — Py. 1950, 1951, 2597.
Parietaria — Hy. 718.
Parkia — Py. 2949.
Parlatoria — Py. 2726, 2803.
Parmelia — Py. 2199, 2425, 2649.
Parnassia - Ur. 902, 1191. — Py. 2148.
Parrya — Ur. 1290.
Paspalum — Ur. 1567. — Ust. 1020,

1655. — Py. 2963, 2984.
Passiflora — Ur. 1427, 1428. — Py.

3045.
Patagonium — Ga. 753.
Patrinia — Ur. 1371.
Paullinia — Py. 1868.

Paulownia — Hy. 573.

Pavonia — Ur. 857, 1187. — Py. 2768,

2889.
Peckoltia — Ur. 1499.
Pectronia — Ur. 1373, 1374, 1375, 1488.
Pedicularis — Ur. 1091. — Py. 2162,

2721.
Pelargonium — Py. 2487.
Peltigera — Py. 2524.
Pennisetum — Ur. 1305, 1306. — Ust.

1621.
Pentanisia — Ur. 1076.
Pentastemon — Py. 2160, 3129.
Peplis — Ust. 1633.
Periclymenum — Hy. 708.
Pericopsis — Py. 2138.
Persea — Py. 1860.
Persica — Hy. 54. — Ur. 1537 bis. —

Py. 2008.
Persoonia — Py. 2151.
Pertusaria — Py. 2332.
Petasites — Py. 2389.
Petrsea — Py. 2393.
Petroselinum — Ur. 1148.
Peucedanum — Ur. 1161, 1410.
Phacelia — Ur. 1125.
Phalaris — Ust. 1665. — Py. 2420,

2421, 2699.
Phaseolus — Py. 1952.
Phellopterus — Ur. 1165.
Phillyrea — Ur. 920.
Philodendron — Py. 3122.
Phlox - Ur. 1126.
Phragmites — Ur. 1286. — Py. 1935,

2419.
Phryganea — Py. 2326.
Phyllanthus — Py. 2897.
Phyllodon — Py. 1881.
Physcia — Py. 2826.
Phytolac<\a - ■ Py. 2486.
Picea — liy. 728, 725. — IV. 2440.
Picnomum — Or. 988.
1'ieris — Ur. 1038.
Picrosia — Ux. 1015.
Pierardia — Py. 2s:2:;.
Pieris — lly. 661.
Pimpinella — Ur. 1182.

Etepertorium.

Pinaropappus — Ur. 1002.
Pinus — lly. 3426»*, B67, 432 bis, 440,
4636t*, 177, 492, 492 bis, ter, 496 ter,
Mbis, 505, 506, 533 bls, 548,
550, 564, 568 bis, 576, 576 bis, 577 bis,
B786f», B79, 583, 599 ter, 604 &&,
614 &i», 621 . 622,627,635, 641, 641 bis,
l,r. 657, 734. — Py. 2006, 2281,
•2461, 2645, 2766, 2824, 3103, 3140.

Piper _ Py. 1857, 2203, 2767.

Piptadenia — Py. 2948.

Piptocarpha — Py. 2342.

Pirus — Hy. 54, 618, 713. -- Ur. 1354.
— Py. 1897, 1906, 1921, 2241, 2271,
2272, 2358, 2578, 2646, 2939, 3152.

Pisurn — Ur. 863. - - P. 1758, 1759.

Pithecolobiura — Ur. 1625. — Py.
1S29.

Pittosporura — Py. 1961.

Placodium — Py. 2233, 2323, 2428.

Plantago — Py. 2157, 2158.

Platanus - Py. 1886, 1984, 2387,
2998.

Plectranthus — Ur. 1116.

Plumeria — Ur. 1501.

Plumiera - - Ur. 1319.

Poa — Ur. 897, 1262. — Ust. 1644. —
Py. 2177, 2520.

Poinciana — Py. 2764.

Podospermum — Ur. 1049.

Polemonium — Py. 2640.

Polyblastia - Py. 1939, 2197, 2330.

Polygonatum — Py. 2412, 2620.

Polygonum — Ur. 1462. — Ust. 1592,
1594, 1595, 1596,1642, 1644fer, 1652.
P. 1772. — Py. 2290.

Polymnia — 0r. 1474.

Polypodium — Ur. 915. — Py. 2094.

Polytrichum — Hy. 317.

Popo ria — Ur. 1451.

Populus - lly. 88, 421, 481, 496&fe,

35, 551, 563, 568 bis, 599 ier,

. . 618 bis, 627, 639, 641 bis, 646.

I'r. 911. - r . L776,2005, 2267,

2283, 2284, 2809, 2339, 2364, 2387,

:. 8091, 3180.

Posoqueria — Py. 8J 16.

Potentilla — Ur. 1325, 1326, 1327. —

Py. 2438.
Poterium — Py. 2255.
Pothos — Py. 3133.
Prasiola — Py. 1936.
Premna — Ur. 1125.
Prenanthes — Ur. 1039, 1040, 1041.

1042. — Py. 1930.
Primula — Ur. 1140.
Pritchardia — Hy. 71.
Prosopis — Py. 2307.
Prunus — Hy. 551, 595, 650, 667. —

Ur. 1538, 1586 bis — P. 1706, 1708.

— Py. 1892, 1898, 1928, 1991, 2216,

2262, 2387, 2449, 2568, 2582, 2587,

2664, 2717.
Pseudarthria — Ur. 867 bis.
Pseudotsuga — Ur. 1350.
Psidium — Hy. 447. — Py. 2814.
Psilocarya — Ust. 1632 bis.
Psophocarpus — Ur. 866.
Psora — Py. 1938.
Psychotria — Hy. 303. — Ur. 841,

1379, 1380, 1489. — Py. 1852, 3027.
Pteris — Ga. 813, 2633. — Py. 2924,

2965, 3098, 3134.
Pterolohium — Py. 2945.
Pueraria — Py. 1923.
Pulmonaria — Ur. 1279.
Pulsatilla — • Ur. 1209.
Punica — Hy. 85.
Pyrenopsis — Py. 2585.
Pyrrhopappus — Ur. 1003.

Quercus— Hy. 41 bis, 54, 153,248,306,
344, 355, 415 bis, 432 bis, 445, 451,
567, 571. 571 bis, 591, 599 ter, 600,
608, 621 bis, 623, 636, 641 bis, ter,
650, 673 bis, 707, 713, 735 bis. — Py.
1775, 1793, 1915, 1982, 1986, 1989,
2008, 2025, 2115, 2134, 2171, 2222,
2223, 2224, 2268, 2341, 2363, 2442,
2635, 2547, 2669, 2708, 2713, 2831,
2834, 2935, 2940, 2957, 2986. 2987,
3055, 3083, 3100, 3159.

Ranunculus

Ur. 1457. — Ust. 1641.

Repertorium.

937

Rhagadiolus — Ur. 1043.

Rhamnus — Hy. 658. — Ur. 1289. —

Py. 1907, 2309, 2382, 2444, 2680.
Rhanterium — Py. 2605.
Rhaponticum — Ur. 974.
Rhexoblephara — Py. 2191.
Rhinanthus — Py. 2488.
Rhizocarpum - Py. 2192, 2331, 2373,

2528.
Rhododendrum — Hy. 81, 659, 660. —

Py. 2264, 2288, 2536, 2609.
Rhus — Py. 1893, 2258, 2286, 2304,

2654, 2659, 2983, 3159.
Rhynchospora — Ust. 1628, 1629,

1632 bis.
Rhyssostelma — Ur. 1133.
Ribes — Ur. 1183, 1240, 1441. - Py.

2250, 2273, 2560, 2565, 2589, 2590.
Richeria — Hy. 703. — Py. 2335.
Riddellia — Ur. 1311.
Rinodina — Py. 2804.
Robinia — Hy. 444. — Py. 2308.
Rollinia — Py. 3015, 3101.
Romulea — Py. 2174.
Rosa — Ur. 1585. — Py. 1893, 1907,

1925. — Py. 2541, 3146 6?.?.
Rotifera — P. 1735.
Rottbcellia — Ur. 901, 1307, 1579.
Rubia — Ur. 1076, 1077, 1081.
Rubiacese — Py. 3021.
Rubus — Ur. 875, 876, 1313 bis, 1321,

1322, 1323, 1324, 1536, 1537. — Py.

1858, 1954, 1955, 2144, 2207, 2208,

2209, 2217, 2303, 2387, 2673, 271!),

2978, 3146 bis.
Ruellia - Ur. 1084, 1085, 1381, 1382.
Rumex — Ur. 883, 884, 1218. — Ust.

1593. — P. 1749. - ■ Py. 2212.
Ruta - Py. 2594.

Sabal — Hy. 466. — Py. 2445, 3003.

Saccharum — Py. 2370, 2917.

Salix — Hy. 199 b is, 421, 535, 599 ter,
614 bis, 624 ter, 638, 673 bis, 712,
727. — Ur. 907, 908, 909, 910, 912.
— Py. 1883, 1991, 2019, 2056,2168,

2169, 2240, 2296, 2310, 2364, 2406,
2443, 2615, 2643, 2705, 2742, 3090.

Salvadora — Ur. 1405.

Salsola — Py. 2349.

Salvia - Ur. 1099, 1100, 1101, 1102,
1103. 1104, 1105, 1106, 1107, 1390.

- Py. 2396, 2498.

Sambucus — Ga. 750 bis. — Py. 2220,

2361, 2402, 2607. 2608, 2681, 2682

2722, 3082.
Sanguisorba — Py. 1795.
Sanicula — Ur. 1141.
Sapindacese — Hy. 604. — Ur. 1185,

1424. — Py. 1868, 2966, 3111.
Saprolegnia — P. 1736.
Sarmienta — Py. 3051.
Sarothamnus — Py. 2019 6«, 2492,

2570, 2598, 2678, 3079.
Satyrium — Ur. 1222.
Saururacese — Py. 2952.
Saururus — Ur. 882.
Saussurea — Ur. 834.
Saxifraga — Ur. 904, 1190, 1192, 1193.

— P. 1771, 1931.
Scabiosa — Py. 2155.
Schizolobium — Py. 2880, 2881.
Schoenoprasum — Ur. 912.
Scilla — Ur. 880. — P. 1745.
Scirpus — Hy. 627 bis. — Py. 2415,

2418, 2913.
Scitaminese — Hy. 553.
Scleria — Py. 2960.
Sclerolobium — Py. 3114.
Schoberia — Ur. 879.
Scholochloa — Ust. 1623.
Scolymus — Ur. 982. - • Ust. 1587.
Scorzonera — Ur. 1050, 1051.
Scrophularia — Py. 2495.
Secale - Ur. 1273, 1277. — Py. 1943,

2747.
Securhlaca — Py. 2876.
Selaginella - Py. 2632.
Selinnm — Ur. 1147.
Sempervivum — Py. 2669.
Seneoio — Ur. 980, 945, 946, iM7, 948,

1358, 1359, 1360. — Py. 2500, 2606,

2743.

Repertorium.

uoja - lly. 01. - Py. B14B.
Serjania - - Py. 1947, 2944.
Serratula - Ur. 988, 989.'
mum - Py. 2386.

ii - Ur. 1149.

ftria _ Qr. 1680. — P. 17G3. — Py.

2942, 2964.
Sibbaldia - ■ Py. 2704.
Sideritia — Ur. 1389.
Sideroxylon — Py. 2903.
Sieversia — Ur. 1189.
Silene — Ust. 1688. - Py. 21B2, 2458,

247B.
Siler — Ur. 1150.
Silpbitun — Py. 2390.
Simaba — Py. 2900.
Simarnba — Hy. 432, G24.
Sisyrinobinm — Py. 2622.
Sinm — Ur. 850. '
Sloanea — Py. 2838.
Smilax — Hy. 676. — Ur. 1235, 1236,

1237, 1560. — Py. 1992, 2172.
Solanaceee — Py. 1831.
Solanum — Ur. 1095, 1096, 1097, 1387.

— P. 1760. — Py. 1783, 1792, 1820,

2538, 2686, 3053.
Solidago — Ur. 838, 839, 944, 1249,

1356. — Ust. 1658 bis.
Solorina — Py. 2189, 2426, 2522, 2523.
Sonobua — Ur. 1047, 1048.
Sophora — Ur. 873, 874, 1437.
Sorbus — Py. 2480, 2676.

•gbum — Ur. 158i . — Ust. 1624. —
. 2631.
Sparassis — Ur. 892.
Sparganophorus — Ur. 1562.
Spartina -- Ur. 1287, 1288. — Py. 2916.
Spartium — Py. 2369.
Spelta — Ur. 1273.
SphsBroma - P. 1740.
Sphagnum — Hv. 83, 224. 226, 242.
Sphyridium — Py. 2525, 2529.
Spii Py. 1795, 1922, 2274, 2734,

9157.

Spirogyra P. 1789.
Sporobolns — Ur. 1261, 1408. — Py.
L9.

Stachys — Ur. 1112.
Stapbylea — Py. 2674.
Stellaria — Py. 2302.
Stemonites ■ Py. 2802.
Stenorrhynchus — Ur. 886.
Stephanomeria — Ur. 1052.
Sterculia — Hy. 439. — Py. 2779.
Sterculiaeea? — Ur. 1422. — Py. 2810.
Stereum — Hy. 560. — Py. 2795, 2795,

2800.
Sterocaulon — Py. 2320.
Sticta — Py. 2183.
Stipa — Ur. 1274, 1278. - Ust. 1608,

1609, 1651, 1660, 1661, 1673.
Stizolophus — Ur. 1012.
Stoba» — Ur. 1004.
Stratiotes — Py. 2513.
Struthanthus — Py. 1835.
Stylocaulon — Py. 2446, 2447.
Styrax — Hy. 508. — Py. 2248, 2992.
Suaeda — Ur. 879.
Succisa — Py. 2501.
Swartia — Ur. 1344. — Py. 2883.
Sweetia — Py. 3005.
Swertia — Ur. 1505.
Symholanthus — Ur. 1504.
Sympboricarpus — Py. 2561, 2647.
Symphytum — Ur. 1279. — Py. 2490.

2575, 2G88.
Synapheea — Py. 1809.
Syringa — Py. 1884, 2387, 2492.

Taberngemontana — Ur. 1500. — Py.

3011.
Tamarindus — Hy. 247. — Py. 2142.
Tamarix — Hy. 422. — Py. 2287.
Tanacetum — Ur. 952.
Tapesia — Py. 2182.
Taraxacum — Ur. 1045.
Tarrietia — Py. 1908.
Tassadia — Ur. 1131.
Taxodium — Hy. 523.
Taxus — Hy. 581.
Tecoma — Ur. 1086.
Tephrosia - Ur. 1349, 1524.
Terminalia — Hy. 490.
Tetranthern — Ur. 1444.

Repertorium.

939

Teucrium - Ur. 1120. — Py. 2291,

2497, 2687.
Thalictrum — Ur. 1203, 1401. — Py.

2135, 2551.
Thalloidima - - Py. 2196.
Thamnolia — Py. 2195.
Thapsia — Ur. 1411 bis.
Thea — Hy. 509. — Py. 2211, 2593.
Theobroma — P. 1737. — Py. 2731,

2740. 2745, 2812, 2832.
Thesium — Ur. 1547.
Thlaspi - Ur. 1442.
Thrincia — Ur. 1054.
Thuja — Hy. 173. — Py. 2337, 2381,

2430, 2533, 3127, 3144.
Thymus - Ur 1109. — Py. 2439.
Tiija _ Hy. 568 6i<?, 614 bis, Mlbis,

056. _ Py. 2360, 2363, 2387, 2454,

2492, 2591, 2592.
Tillandsia — Ust. 1597.
Tinnea — Ur. 1391.
Tofieldia - Py. 1934, 3156.
Torulinus — Ur. 1666.
Tournefortia — Ur. 845. ■ Py. 2065.
Tozzia — Ust. 1640.
Trachycarpus — Ust 1676.
Tragia — Ur. 1419.
Trametes — Hy. 652.
Trautvetteria — Ur. 1204.
Tremandra — Ur. 1180.
Tricalybia — Py. 3021.
Trichoma — Py. 3024.
Trichosanthes — Hy. 709.
Tricuspis - Ust. 1604. - Py. 2973.
Trifolium — Py. 2479.
Triglochin — Py. 2512.
Trigonella — Ur. 861.
Triodia — Ust. 1601.
Triplasis — Ust. 1591.
Triplium — P. 1707, 1750.
Trisetum — Ur. 1260. — Py. 2181.
Triticum — Ur. 1258, 1259, 1273, 1282.

- P. 1699, 1713, 1714. - Py. 2825.
Triunfetta — Ur. 1178.
Trymatococcus — Ur. 1303.
Tsuga - Hy. 462, 07'. >. - Py. 2999.
Turnera - Ur. 1420. - Py. 3048.

Typha — Py. 2314, 2516, 2625, 2697.

Ulex — Py. 2383.

Ulmaria — Ur. 1332.

Ulmus — Hy. 571. 577, 609 bis, 614 bis,
636, 638, 640, 715. — Py. 1899,
2070 bis, 2167, 2292, 2363, 2432.

Umbelliferse — Ur. 1170. — Py. 2003,
2483, 2723, 2979.

Umbilicaria — Py. 2527.

Urostigma — Py. 2911.

Urtica - - Ur. 1121. - Py. 2409, 2755.

Utricularia — Ust. 1635.

Uvaria — Py. 2991.

Vaccinium — Py. 1979, 2263.

Valeriana — Ur. 1068.

Valsa — Py. 2724.

Vanilla — Ur. 887. — Py. 1969, 2735,

2751, 2752.
Vaucheria — P. 1738.
Velsea — Ur. 1166, 1194.
Veratrum — Py. 2510.
Verbena — Py. 1777.
Verbesina — Ur. 940, 941, 942, 943,

1316, 1317, 1470.
Vernonia — Ur. 931, 1315, 1370. - Py.

2906, 3096.
Veronica — Ur. 1092. — Py. 1929.
Verrucaria — Py. 2190, 2198, 2470.
Viburnum — Py. 2387, 2401, 2608.
Vicia — Ur. 864, 865, 1431.
Viguiera — Ur. 936, 937, 938, 939.
Vincetoxicum — P. 1764.
Viola — Py. 3042.
Vitex — Ur. 1497. - ■ Py. 2908.
Vitis — Hy. 662, 671. Py. 1905,

1917, 2008, 2116, 2792.
Vochysia - - Py. 2875.
Vossia — Py. 2918.

Warscewiczia — Py. 3115.
Washingtonia — 1\. 2410.
Wedelia - Ur. 837, 1856.
Wikstroemia — Ur, 905.
Willemetda — Ur. L046.
Willoughbya — Py. L861.

940

taria — Py. L940.
Wuliiia Uv. 836, 1869.
\V\cthia — Ur. 1011.

Xanthoria — Py. 1972, 2321.
Xerotes - Py. 3132.
Xylaria — Py. 2782.

Xvlomelus — Py. 1962.
Xylopia — Py. 3016.
Xvlorrhiza — Ur. 1010.

Yucca — Py. 2173, 2313, 2709, 2973.

ttepertorium.

Zauschneria — Ur. 1173.
Zea — Py. 2372, 2915.
Zelkowa - - Py. 1902.
Zephyranthes — Ur. 14G8.
Zexmenia — Ur. 835.
Zinnia — Ur. 964.
Zingiberaceae — Py. 2837.
Ziziphora — Ur. 1118.
Zizyphus — Ur. 1511.
Zoysia — Ur. 1256.
Zygadenus — Ur. 1226.
Zygnema — P. 1739.

1NDEX ALPHABETICUS

specierum in volumiue XVII descriptarum

additis synonymis (cursive impressis)

abietina (Russula) 32.
Abietis (Calosphaeria) 561 .
Abietis-Caprearum (Melampsora )

462.
Abietis-Chamaenerii (Pucciniastrum)
abnorme (Corticium) 168.
abnorme (Microthyrium) 864.
abscondita (Cryphonectria) 784.
abscondita (Nectria) 784.
abscondita (Tilletia) 490.
abyssinica (Puccinia) 336.
Acacire (Hypoxylon) 613.
Acanthi (Puccinia) 289.
Acantholimonis (Pleospora) 752.
Acanthophora (Laboulbenia) 918.
Acanthophylli (Erysiphe) 526.
Acanthospermi (Puccinia) 294.
Acarnse (Puccinia) 288.
accedens (Puccinia) 332.
acerina (Metasphseria) 696.
acerina (Odontia) 157.
acerinum (Stcreum) 174.
acerinus (Ophiobolus) 770.
Aceris (Clypeospheeria) 732.
Aceris (Gnomonia) 665.
Aceris (Platystomum) 890.
Acerum (Puccinia) 392.
Achillea; (Leptosplncriopsis) 731.
Achillea; (Pleospora) 750.
achroa (Puccinia) 362.
Acriuli (ITredo) 456.
Acroptili (Puccinia) 295.
Acta^ee (Coleosporium) 398.

266 ct

469.

ActaBse (Spheerella) 636.
ActSBae-Agropyri (Puccinia) 464.
Actinellse (Puccinia) 391.
xVctinomeridis (Puccinia) 282.
acuminata (Puecinia) 392.
acuminata (Xylaria) 622.
acuta (Ceriospora) 707.
acuta (Ceriosporella) 707.
acute-conoidea (Metasphccria) 704.
acutum (Rhabdium) 512.
acuum (Gibberella) 813.
adelura (Philocopra) 607.
adelura (Pleurage) 607.
Adenocalynimatis (Dothidella) 845.
Adenocalymmatis (Microcyclus) 845.
Adenostegipe (Puccinia) 322.
Adianti-Capilli-Veneris (Hyalospora) 268.
Adianti-Capilli-Veneris (Vredo) 268.
adnatifolia (Lepiota) 6.
adunca (Syncephalis) 509.
adveutitius (Mucor) 496.
advenula (Leptosphseria) 731.
advenula ( Verruearia | 731 .
.Kcidii-Leucanthemi (Puccinia) 369 et

464.
.Kcidiis-Trientalis (Puccinia) 461.
eecidioides (Melampsora) 462.
iEgopodii (Pucchiia) 342.
Begra (Puccinia) 392.
a-mulans (Xy!ari;i i 630,
Eequatoriensls (Puccinia) 335.
tequilinearis (Eutypella) 566.
aquilinearis (Spfusria) 566,

942 Indcx

eeruglnea (Scolecopeltis) 874.
aeruginesc ina i Russula i 32.

■nii (( rnomonia) 665.
eetnense (Tricholoraa) 9.
affine ( Phragmidium) 400.
atlinis (< intractia) ISii.
ittlinis (Puccinia) 275.
afric;ni;i (Cunninghamella) 508.
^.gaves (Coutinia) 590.
Agaves i Hypocrea) 802.
Igaves (Lembosia i 901.
Agaves (Physalospora) 583
agnita (Leptosphaeria) 727.
*igropyri (Puccinia) 461.
agropyrina (Puccinia) :584 et 464
agropyrina (Uredo) 384.
^.grostis (Puccinia) 464.
Aikeni (^Ecidium) 434.
Ailanthi (Didymella) 654.
Unsliaese (Puccinia) 295.
Alaskse (Amphisphaeria) 685,
alaskana (Guignardia) 576.
alaskana (Lsestadia) 576.
alaskanum (./Ecidiura) 435.
alaskensis (Limacinia) 55s.
alba (Panus) 50.
albellus (Panaeolus) 93.
Albertii (Leinbosia) 897.
albicans (Tylostoma) 223.
albida (Chrysomyxa) 396.
albida (Cunninghamella) 508.
albida (Lentodiopsis) 47.
albida (Phlebia) 155.
albidans ( Pleosphaeria) 763.

dipes (Boletus) 98.
albidula (( lollybia) 15.
albidulum (Hebeloma) 67.
albidum ((Edocephalvm) 508.
albidus (Boletue) 101.
albidus [Ceriomyces) 101.
albidus (Favolus) 141.
albidus (Hymenogaster) 239.
albidus (Hypomyces) 804.
albidus (Polyporus) 114.
albidn i Polystictus) 11 1.
albi-peridia (Puccinia - 370 i I 16
albipes i< lanthareUus) 35.
albo-carneus (Boletus) 98.
albocreata i Aman
albo-farinaceus I Vfarasmius) 41.
i PomeB) 1 16.

o-luteus (Polyatlctu 128.

alphabeticus Bpecierum.

albo-magnum (Hydnum) 148.
albo-marginata [Thelephora) 160.
albo-ochraceum (Corticium) 169.
albo-pruinosa (Diatrype) 5(56.
albo-stramineus (Hypochnus) 185.
albo-virescens (Omphalia) 23.
albo-vircscens (Pleurotus) 23.
albulensis (Puccinia) 391.
album < llcbeloma) 67.
Alem (Mcidiwm) 133.
Alfalfce (Cladochytrium) 515.
Alfalfae (Urophlyctis) 515.
;il:_:ericum (Podaxon) 219.
algeriensis (Cintractia) 479.
Alismatis (Doassansia) 479.
Alismatis (Ophiobolus) 77:).
Alismatis (Pbysalospora) 585.
Alismatis (Pleospora) 756.
allantospora (Calospora) 717.
Allii-Fragilis (Melampsora) 462.
Allii-japonici (Puccinia) 363.
Allii-Phalaridis (Puccinia) 464.
Allii-populina (Melampsora) 26(5 et 462.
Allii-Salicis albae (Melampsora) 266 et 462.
Allophili (Uredo) 444.
allogena (Pharcidia) 648.
allogena (Verrucaria) 648.
alnea (Otthiella) 682.
alneum (Stereum) 166.
alneus (Xerocarpus) 178.
alnicola (Coprinus) 92.
alnicola (Metasphseria) 702.
alpina (Eutypella) 566.
alpina (Guepinia) 207.
alpina (Hypocopra) 605.
alpina (Melampsora; 462.
alpina (Pyrenophora) 758.
alpina (Rhynchosphseria) 740.
alpina (Sordaria) 605.
alpina (Trematosphsvria) 734.
alpinum (Platystomum) 891.
alpinum (Triphragmium) 402.
Ustroemeriae (Puccinia) 366.
altaica (Puccinia) 305.
alutaceo-umbrinus (Hypochnus) 186.
alutaceum (Corticium) 172.
alveolatus (Panaeolus) 93.
Alyssi (Puccinia) 351.
Alyxiae (Maurodothis) 856.
amabiiis (Marasmius) 46,
amaniana (Nectria) 790.
amaniensis (Peniophora) 175.

Index alphabeti

Amarella (Agaricus) 13.
amazonense (/Ecidium) 430.
amazonensis (Uredo) 447.
amazonica (Cordyceps) 823.
amazonica (Hypocrella) 817.
amazonica (Xylaria) 630.
amazonica (Zukaliopsis) 554.
amazonicum (Dimerosporium) 535.
amazonicus (Marasmius) 44.
ambigua (Thelephora) 162.
ambiguum (Platystomum) 889.
Ameghinoi (Entyloma) 483.
Amelanchieris (Platystomum) 890.
Amelanchieris (Strickcria) 762.
Amelanchieris (Teichospora) 762.
americana (Diatrype) 571.
americana (Puccinia) 464.
americana (Sporormia) 739.
americana (Thelephora) 161.
americana (Uredinopsis) 269.
americanum (Glonium) 896.
americanus (Lentinus) 48.
Amigenatska (Thelephora) 171.
amcene-rosea (Laschia) 144.
Amorphse (Rosellinia) 598.
ampelina (Cri/ptovalsa) 567.
amphigena (Puccinia) 464.
Amphilomatis (Arthopi/renia) 695.
Amphilomatis (Ci/rtidula) 695.
Amphilomatis (Sphserulina) 695.
Amphilophii (Puccinia) 392.
ampla (Cijphella) 191.
amplexans (Hexagonia) 138.
Amygdalinse (Melampsora) 463.
Anacardii (Meliola) 551.
anaxteum (Aulographum) 895.
anceps (/Ecidium) 411.
anceps (Coleosporium) 398.
Anchusoe (Mcidium) 381.
Ancylanthi (.Ecidium) 414.
Ancylanthi (Uredo) 439.
Andersoni (Phragmidium) lnti
andina (Erysiphe) 526.
andina (Urocystis) 492.
andinum (Seeotium) 217.
Andine (Dimerosporium) 53:{
Andropogonis (Piiccinia) 464.
. I ndropogonis ( Ustilago) 187 .
Andropogonis-contorti (Ustilago) 1*7.
Andropogonis-hirtifolii | Sphacelotheca )

487.
A,iiiropogoni$-I'irtifnliit(UstUago) 479 el 187.

cus specierum. 943

Andropogonis-saccharoidis (Ustilago) 479.
Andropogonis-saccharoidis (Ustilago) 487.
Androsaces (Ustilag-o) 472.
Androssemi (Diaporthe) 667.
Andryalas (Uredo) 438.
aneirina (Poria) 133.
Anemones (Urocystis) 491.
Angelicse (Metasplntria) 696.
Angelica? (Puccinia) 344.
Angelicaj-Bistortae (Puccinia) 464.
Angelicee-mamillata (Puccinia) 464.
angelicicola (Puccinia) 344.
angolensis (Microcyclus) 844.
angustata (Puccinia) 461.
angustatum (Hysterium) 907.
Anisacanthi (Puccinia) 320.
anisatus (Lentinus) 50.
anisomera (Diaporthe) 671.
annosus (Fomes) 120.
Anodse (Puccinia) 352.
anodonta (.Ecidium) 427.
Anogrse (/Ecidium) 423.
anomala (Meliola) 552.
anomala (Pleurage) 603.
anomala (Puccinia) 377.
anomala (Solenia) 146.
anomala (Sordaria) 603.
anomalum (Platystomum) 890.
anomalus (llhachomyces) 917.
Anonse (Capnodium) 555.
anonicola (Asterina) 877.
niisata (Puccinia) 319.
antarctica (Phyllactinia) 521.
Antenoreus (Ophiobolus) 771.
Anthemidis (Puccinia) 279.
Anthephone (Uredo) 456.
Anthistiriae (Spluerella) 645.
Anthocleistaj (Schizospora) 396.
Antholyza: (Uromyces) 26(t.
Anthospernii (Puccinia) 816.
inthylliiis (Uromyees) 263.
Antillaruni (Clavaria) 197.
Antillarum (Lophiospheera) 886.
Antillarum (Tremellopsis) 19:!.
aparaphvsata (Ceratospheeria) 715.
aphanea (Polystomella) 865.
aphanicondra (Pucoinia) 386.
^phelandne | Bcidium) 116.
\piiviiantiiis (Pleospora i 754.
apiculata (Delitschia) i'>s7
apiculata | Didymella) i'M.
apiculata (Ustilago) 19]

'.Ml

Indcx alphabeticus specierum.

apiculatus | Rhizopus) 502.
A])ii i Puccinia)
Aplopappi (Piiceinia) 29.".
apogyra (Anthostomella) 595.

■ tra (Melanotheca) 595,
apon i) 797.

appendiculatoides | Pnccinia) 321.
applanata (Amphisphseria) 685.
applanata (Stigmatula) 578.

'anatus (Coriolus) 129.
applanatus (Polystictus) 129.
atro-inquinans (Physalospora) 580.
apula (Sphajrella) 636.
aquilana (Leptosplwria) 724.
aquilana (Massaria) 732.
Aquilegise-viridiflorse (Puccinia) 358.
aquosus (Polyporus) 112.
arabica (Mycosyrinx) 484.
nrahira (Schrceteria) 484.
Aracese (Metasphseria) 703.
arachnoidea (Thelephora) 187.
:ir;iclinoides (Cha>tomium) 600.
arachnoideus (Hypochnus) 187.
Araliaj-cordatae (Puccinia) 345.
araneosa (Epicymatia) 676.
araneosa (Phseosphserella) 676.
araneosum (Spherellothecium) 676.
aratoides (Trametes) 136.
aratus (Fomes) 125.
Araucarite (Lentinus) 49.
Irauja-Morrenia (Puccinia) 394.
Arcangeliana (Mycena) 18.
arctica (Linospora) 77(5.
arctica (Puccinia) 337.
ardosiacus (Hypochnus) 190.
Anrx (llypomyces) 804.
Arechavaletse (Dothidella) 849.
Arechavaletse (< >mphalia) 22.
arenaceus (Hypomyces) 804.
\ri'ii:iri:r (Puccinia) 392.
arenaria (Didymospheeria) 680.
arenariicolajl Puccinia) 164.
arenicola (Battarrea) 225.
argentata (Pucclnia) 464.

entinensis (< llaudopus) 61 .
argentini d - ; i >aldlnia) 616.

rloniopsis) 910.
argentinensis | Kalmusia) 7 12,
argentinen8ia (Laboulbenia) 923.
(Melampsora) 264
argentinii nsl i Neopekia) 686.
Plowrigbtia) 846

arg-entiniensis (Sporodinia) 505.
argentiniensis (Xylaria) 627.
argitlaceus (Hypochnus) 189.
argyropotamicum (Tricholoma) 9.
Ari (Laestadia) 575.
arietinus Mierpomyces) 916.
Ari-Phalaridis (Puccinia) 465.
arida (Coniophora) 182.
arida (Hymenocheete) 167.
aHdai(Hymtnochetella) 167.
Aristidse (Uromyces) 470.
arizonensis (Pleurage) 601.
arizonensis (Sordaria) 601.
arizonica (Cucurbitaria) 764.
arizonicum (Secotium) 217.
Arjonse (Euryachora) 841.
Armeniacese (Pleospora) 747.
Arnoldi (Leptosphseria) 730.
aromatica (Puccinia) 338.
aromaticum (Platystomum) 889.
Arrhenatheri (Puccinia) 383 et 465.
artemisiella (Puccinia) 279
artemisiicola (Puceinia) 279.
Arthraxonis (Phyllachora) ^40.
Arthuri (Puccinia) 390.
Artini (Battarreopsis) 223.
Arundinellse (Sorosporium) 484.
Aschersoniana (Pholiota) 63.
Aschi (Mycena) 20.
Asclepiadeje (Hysterostomella) 892.
asclepiadeum (Cronartium) 461.
asclerotiaca (Balansia) 821.
asiatica (Puccinia) 392.
Asparagi-lucidi (Puccinia) 365.
aspera (1'uccinia) 353.
asperata (Tubaria) 76.
Isperifolii (JEcidium) 382.
asperula (Xylaria) 628.
\sperulee-cynanchicee (Puccinia) 389.
Asperulse-odoratse (Puccinia) 389.
asperulina (1'uccinia) 319.
asperulinum (Mcidium) 319.
asperulus (Polyporus) 112.
\-])hodeli (Puccinia) 394.
AspiciliSB (Physalospora) 587.
Atptcilia (Verrnrarin) 587.
Aspidii i \stcrclla) 884.
Ispidii (Lophidium) 891.
\-jiidii (Platystomum) 891.
Aspidiotus (Hyaiospora) 268.
Aspidiotus (Uredo) 268.

ricola (Leptospheeria) 725.

asterinoides (Meliola) 549.
Asteris-alpini (Puccinia) '279.
Asteris-Caricis (Puccinia) 465.
Asterisci (Erysiphe) 527.
Asteromoeas (Uredo) 437.
Asterum {JEcidium) 371.
Astragali (Ophiobolus) 770.
Astragali (Uromyces) 470.
Astrantiae (Puccinia) 393.
astrantiicola (Puccinia) 393.
Astrocaryi (Phyllachora) 837.
ater (Boletus) 99.
aterrima (Amphisphajria) G84.
athamantina (Puccinia) 343.
Atkinsoniana (Puccinia) 485.
Atkinsonii (Calonectria) 811.
Atkinsonii (Laehnocladium) 193.
Atkinsonii (Uredinopsis) 269.
Atomarise (Acompsomyces) 917.
atra (Plasmopara) 520.
Atractylidis (Puccinia) 28S.
Atragenes (Puccinia) 356.
atrata (Laboulbenia) 923.
atricapilla (Meliola) 553.
atricola (Microthelia) 594.
atricola (Mullerella) 594.
atripes (Pol.vstictus) 127.
Atriplicis (/Ecidium) 434.
atriseda (Eriosphferia) 660.
atriseda (Trichosphccria) 660.
atro-album (yEcidium) 421.
atro-crocea (Lepiota) 4.
atro-crustacea (Ravenelia) 406.
atro-fuscus (Uromyces) 261.
atro-maculans (Ophiodothis) 859.
atro-maculans (Pleospora) 750.
atrovirens (Corticium) 173.
atrum (Lycoperdon) 230.
Atrj/nece (Endococcus) 618.
Atryneas (Pharcidia) 618.
Aucubse (Asterina) 878.
auletica (Uredo) 457.
auloderma (Puccinia) 393.
aurantiaca (Kneiffia) 182.
aurantiaca (Poria) 133.
aurantiaca (Pterula) 199.
aurantiaca (Syneephalis) 508.
aurantiaca (Uredo) 45'J.
aurantiacum (Gymnosporangium)
Aurantii (Limacinia) 556.
aurantiicola (Peroneutypella) 570.
aurasiacus (Cortiuarius) 77.

Index alphabeticus specierum

aurata (Puccinia) 312.
aurea (Bresadolella) 797.
aureliana (Lasiosphteria) 714.

945

271

aureo-brunnea (Micropeltis) 870.
aureo-viridis (Flammula) 70.
aureum (Sphseroderma) 781.
aureus (Merulius) 145.
aureus (Merulius) 145.
auriscalpioides (Fomes) 124.
australiensis (Kretzschmaria) 615.
australiensis (Megalouectria) 815.
australis (Eutypella) 564.
australis (Leptospha^rulina) 746.
australis (Puccinia) 465.
austriaca (Calospora) 717.
austriaca (Kordyanella) 159.
austro-americana (Ustilago) 484.
austro-americanum (Melanopsichium) 484.
autumnalis (Meliola) 549.
avellanea (Kneiffia) 178.
axicola-minor (Cintractia) 480.
axicola-spinularum (Cintractia) 479.

Baccarinii (Bulliardella) 902.
l>accharidicola (Parodiella) 541.
baccharidicolum (Mcidium) 436.
baccharidicolum (Dimerium) 537.
Baecharidis-hirtella? (Puccinia) 273.
Baccharidis-multiflorre (Puccinia) 273.
baccharidophilum (.Ecidium) 436.
bactridicola (Saccardomyees) 530.
bactridicolum (Dimerium) 541.
Hactridis (Phrag-mographum) 906.
bactrosporus (Ophiobolus) 773.
badia (Collybia) 16.
btdia (Collj/bia) 17.
badio-umbrina (Ulocolla) 207.
badius (Leucogaster) 240.
baicalensis (Annularia) 53.
Bakeri (Boletus) 99.
Bakeri (Hebeloma) 66.
Bakeri (Hysterographium) 912.
Bakeri (RhopogTaphus) *r>7
Bakeriana (Puceinia) 313.
halaensis (Uredo) 458.
Balansee (Auerswaldia) 841.
balearica (Feracia) 815.
ballotseflora (Puccinia) 325
bnlnei-ursi (Melanopsamma) 653.
balsnmcum (Hydnum) 152.
Balsamorrhizse (Pleospora) 750.

60

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[ndex alphabeticus specierum.

Bambusse i Kusanobotrvs) 8S1.
Bambusse (Lophiella) 886.
bambusicola (Polyporus) 111.
banisteriicola (Uredo) 437.
Banksise (Seynesia) 867.
barbata (Xylaria) 626.
Barbieri (Massarinula) 658.
Barbosee (Eutypa) 569.
Bardanse (Puccinia) 288.
Barkhausise-rhoeadifolise (Puccinia) 310.
Barnadesise (Dimerium) 537.
Bnrroetea? (Puccinin) 300.
Bartholomsei (Puccinia) 465.
liart letti (Mngnusia) 531.
Bnrtolomewii (Puccinia) 465.
Basalduai (Leptosphseria) 721.
Basanacanthse (.Ucidium) 436.
Bnsellae (Uromyces) 256.
Batatse (Puccinia) 333.
Bntesinna (Puccinia) 284.
Rauhinise (Scolecopeltis) 874.
Bauhinise (Uredo) 447.
Bauhininrum (Parodiella) 541.
bauhinicolum (Dimerosporium) 536.
Baumiana (Ravenelia) 405.
Bauminnuni (.Ecidium) 414.
Baumii (Clathrus) 213.
Bnumii (Phyllaehora) 835.
Behnickiana (Nectria) 789.
BellUcise (Asterina) 875.
bellula (Peroneutypa) 569.
Bellynckii (Metasphseria) 708.
belonospora (Ophionectria) 816.
Benedicti (Puccinia) 290.
Berberidis {Cucurbitaria) 764.
Berberidis (Ophiobolus) 770.
Berberidis-ruscifolise (.Eeidium) 132.
Berberidis-trifolise (Puccinia) 356.
Berengeriana (Didymella) 657.
Berengeriana {Pharcidia) 657.
igerianus [Endococcus) 657
Berlesiana (Jattsea i 562.
Berlesianus (Rhachomvces) 918.
Bernieri | Polyporus) 110.
Bernieri [Xanthochrous) 110.
berolinensis (Diaporthe) 67U.

ilinensia (Ruhlandiella) 242.
bertioidea (Xylaria) 625.
Berulse (jEcidium) 422.
Berulee-Scirpl (Uromyces) 47o.
Beschiana (Puccinia) 368.
Betse (Mlcrosphsera) 525,

betiphilum (Entyloma) 483.
Betula (Boletus) 98.
betulina (Dpthidella) 850.
betulinum (Melampsoridium) 4<!4.
Biasolettianum [Chrysogluten) 803.
Biasolettianus (Hypomyces) 803.
Bicchiana {Dothidella) 845.
Bicchianus (Microcyclus) 845.
bicnlcarata (Ceriosporella) 707.
bicolor (Clavaria) 195.
bicolor {Clavaria) 196.
hicolor (Leptonin) 58.
bicolor (Odontia) 158.
Bidontis (Ophiobolus) 771.
biformis (Mnrnsmius) 41.
biformis {Polyporus) 138,
biformis (Po/f/stictus) 138.
bifrons (Physalospora) 584.
Bigelovise (Rosellinia) 598.
Bigeloviaz {Sorosporium) 488
Bignonice (Sphrerella) 641.
biguttulatii (Rosellinia) 598.
biparasitica (Charonectria) 783.
bipindiensis (Clitoeybe) 12.
bipindiensis (Kavolus) 142.
bipindiensis (Hygrbphorus) 29.
bipindiensis (Inocybe) 66.
bipindiensis (Mycena; 19.
bipindiensis (Pleurotus) 25.
bipindicnsis (Typhula) 201.
Biscutellse (.Ecidium) 430.
biseptata (Metasphseria) 704.
biseptatum (Gymnosporangium) 461.
bisontinum (Trieholoma) 10.
Bistortse (Puccinia) 465.
Bistortarum (Ustilago) 173.
bithynica (Puccinia) 325.
blechnicola (Uredo) 458.
Blechnii (MelampsoreUa) 206.
Bledii (Laboulbenia) 918.
Blepharidis (Puccinia) 320.
Blumenavise (Calonectrfa) 810.
blumenavica (Eriosphii-rin) 660.
blumenavica (Xylaria) 623.
blumennviensis (Nectria) 786
Boehmeria | Uredo) 401.
Boehemerise (Pucciniastrum) 401.
bogahidensis (Dsedalea) 139.
bohemica | Urophlyctis) 515.
bolaris (Hypochnus) 184,
Bolbophylli (Nectria) 790.
boletinus (Hypomyces) 805.

Index alphabeticus specierum.

947

Bolleyana (Puccinia) 465.
Boltonise (.Ecidium) 412.
Bolusii (Uromyces) 253.
bomiimensis (Fomes) 121.
bomrimensis (Uredo) 447.
bomolense (.Ecidium) 426.
bomolense (Pemphidium) 865.
Bonacinee (Xylopodium) 238.
Bonse-Spei (Diatrype) 571.
Bonanniee (Puccinia) 341.
Bonanseana (Nectria) 786.
bonariensis (Dsedalea) 139.
boopidicola (Uredo) 438.
boreale (Hydnum) 149.
boreale (Stereophi/llum) 191.
borealis (Anthurus) 214.
borealis (Gnomonia) 664.
borealis (Lysurus) 214.
borealis (Peniophora) 175.
borealis (Physalospora) 579.
borealis (Polystictus) 129.
borealis (Puccinia) 465.
borealis (Sphacelotheca) 486.
borneensis (Laboulbenia) 918.
Bornmiilleri (Tilletia) 489.
Boroniee (Puccinia) 351.
Borrerise (/Ecidium) 414.
Borrerise (Puccinia) 316.
Borrichise (/Ecidium) 412.
Bossisese (.Ecidium) 428.
Bouwardiee (Puccinia) 316.
Bouwardise (Uromyces) 246.
botryosa (Bertiella) 708.
botryosa fNectria) 794.
botryosum (Corticium) 173.
bovilla (Sphceria) 605.
Brachylsense (Cycloschizon) 896.
Brachylcenoe (Schneepia) 896.
Brachypodii (Didymosphseria) 680.
brachypus (Puccinia) 383.
brachysora (Puccinia) 383.
bracbyspora (Didymosphseria) 679.
brachysporus (Corallomyces) 807.
brachystomus (Ophiobolus) 771.
Brsendlei (Flammula) 63.
brasiliense (Capnodium) 556.
brasiliense (Hypoxylon) 611.
brasiliense (Sclerangium) 237.
brasiliensis (Drepanoconis) 519.
brassicicola (Odontia) 156.
Itrassicicola (Rosellinia) 600.
Braunii (Thelephora) 161.

Bresadolaa (Anixia) 530.
Bresadolas (Collybia) 17.
Brasadoke (Hypochnus) 185.
Bresadola3 (Hypomyces) 803.
Bresadoleana (Myriog-enospora) 859.
breviculmis (Uredo) 455.
Brevierei (Cladochytrium) 514.
brevipes (Podocrea) 799.
brevipes (Tubaria) 76.
brevipes (Xylaria) 624.
brevis (Lembosia) 897.
Briardiana (Pleospora) 750.
Brinkmanni (Odontia) 157.
Briosiana (Lsestadia) 573.
bromina (Puccinia) 382, 465.
bromina (Uredo) 382.
Brong-niartiee (Pleoravenelia) 407.
Broomei (Poli/porus) 131.
Brumellarum-Molinise (Puccinia) 465.
Brunkii (Tolyposporella) 491.
Brunkii (Ustilago) 491.
brunnescens (Lepiota) 6.
bryophila (Galera) 75.
bryophilus (Cantharellus) 36.
Buchloes (Puccinia) 394.
buddleyicola (Meliola) 546.
bulbicola (Nectria) 794.
bulbipes (Pluteus) 55.
Bulbocastani (Puccinia) 393.
bulbosum (Hebeloma) 67.
bulbosum (Tricholoma) 11.
bullata (Puccinia) 393.
Bunii (Puccinia) 393.
Bupleuri (Physalospora) 580.
Bupleuri (Puccinia) 393.
Bupleuri (Uredo) 393.
liupleuri-falcati (Puccinia) 393.
Bornettii (Puccinia) 382.
Burtianum (Stereum) 163.
Burtii (Grandinia) 154.
Ilurtii (Hebeloma) 06.
Burtii (Inocybe) 66.
Busseanum (Jicidium) 414.
Buxi (Diaporthe) 669.
buxicola (Didymella) 654.
Byrsonimse (Leml)osia) 898.
liyrsonimicola (Asterina) 875.
byssiseda (Clavaria) 194.
byssiseda (Nectria) 795.
byssisedoides (Claudopus) 61.
byssoidea (Coniophora) 183.
byssoidea (Coniophorella) 183.

948 Imlex alphi

caaguazensis {Dothidella) 855.
caaguazensis (Phseodothls) 855.
cabo-friensis (Uromyces) 217.
cacao (Xerocarpus) 179.
( lacaliaa (Coleosporiam) 460.
cachoirasensis i Polyporus) 115.
Cacti (Nectriella) 778.
Cactorum (Lembosia) 897.
Cactorum (Trematosphaeria) 7151.
cseomatiformis (Puccinia) "273.

ens (Corticium) 173.
cseruleus (Hypochnus) 185.
( leesalpiniee (Ravenelia) H>6.
Caesalpiniae (Zignoella) 709.
caesariata (Nectria) 790.
casia (Thelephora) 187.
ccesium (Corticium) 187.
caesius (Hypochnus) 187.
ctesius (Polyporus) 114.
csespitosa (Baumiella) 708.
csespitosa (Laschia) 144.
caespitosa (Leptosplueria) 725.
csespitosa (Rosellinia) 597.
caespitosa (Sphaerella) 643
csespitoso-filiformis (Cordyceps) 822.
caespitoso-terrestris (Pleurotus) 21.
caespitulosa (Pistillaria) 202.
Cajanderi (Fomes) 12(J.
calabrensis (Collybia) 15.
Calamagrostis (Puccinia) 4G5.
Calami (Gibberella) 813.
Calami (Rosellinia) 598.
Calandrince (Ustilago) 472.
( lalatheae (Glonium) 896.
calathicola (Ophiobolus) 771.
calcarea (Ustilago) 47(5.
calceum (Corticium) 174.
Calendula3 (Puccinia) 280.
californica (Flammula) 68.
californica (Thecaphora) 488
californica (Xylaria) 62 5.
califomicum (Hypholoma) 88.
(Sorosporium) 4SS.
( lalimeridis (Puccinia) 301.
Calkinsii (Fomes) 119.
Calhinsii (Pyropolyporus) 119.
caloceriformis (Clavaria) 191.
calospora (Tulasnella) 210.
calosporus (Crinipellis) 47.
calocepa | Lepiota) 3.
calosporus Marasmius) 17
calva i \fucronnlla) 158.

ibeticus specierum,

Calj i-( rae (Puccinia) 313.
Calycera (Puccmia) 313.
Calycerae-Cavanillesii (Puccinia) 313.
calycinoidi s (Qmphalia) 21.
Cambodja (Mucor) 503.
( lambodja (Rhizopus) 503.
t lamelliae (Pleospora) 748.
canicruncnsis (Nectria) 786.
camerunensis (Rimbachia) 38.
camerunensis (Xylaria) 633.
Campanulae (Coleosporium) 398.
( anipanulaj-maeranthpe (Coleosporium)

460.
Campanulpe-rapunculoidis(< loleosporium)

160.
( lampanulae-rotundifoliae (Colcosporium)

460.
Campanulae-Trachelii (Coleosporiumj 160.
campanulata (Collybia) 17.
camptosporus (Ophiobolua) 769.
campylostyla (Gnomonia) 665.
canadensis (Pseudovalsa) 741.
canadensis (Puccinia) 349.
canarkmsis (Puccinia) 311.
candida (Merisma) 208.
candida (Xidula) 215.
candidum (Tremellodendron) 208.
canescens (Irpexj 153.
Cannae (Puccinia) 366.
cantareirense (Dimerosporium) 534.
cantareirense (Hypoxylon) 611.
cantareirense (Microtbyrium) 863.
cantareirensis (Gibberella) 814.
capensis (Diatrype) 571.
caperatus (Favolus) 141.
capillata (Peroneutypellaj 570.
capistraria (Valsa) 564.
capitatus (rromyees) 250.
Caproni (Bovilla) 605.
Caraganse (Cryphonectria) 784.
Caragana I \£yrmmciella) 784.
caraganicola (Uromyces) 2,1 1.
carbonicola (Poria) 134.
Cardiandrae ( .Kcidium) 429.
( ardiospermi (JEcidium) 423.
Cardui-pycnocephali (Puccinia) 291.
Carduncelli (Puccinia) 293.
( !ari-Bistortee (Puccinia) 165.
Carlcse (Corallomyces) 808.
caricina (Claviceps) 820.
caricina (( 'ryptoderis) 768,
cariciphila (Leptospheeria) 729.

Index alphabeticus specierum.

949

Caricis (Puccinia) 371, 465.
Caricis (Sorosporium) 484.
Caricis-Asteris (Puccinia) 371, 405.
Caricis-Erigerontis (Puccinia) 372.
Caricis-frigida; (Puccinia) 465.
Caricis-himalensis (Puccinia) 465.
Caricis-montanse (Puccinia) 372, 465.
Caricis-Solidaginis (Puccinia) 373.
Caricis-vulpina? (Leptosphreria) 729.
Carludovicae (Microthyrium) 864.
carneola (Kneiffia) 178.
carneus (Ithyphallusj 212.
carneus (Ophiobolus) 769.
carnosa (Poria) 134.
carotinum (/Ecidium) 422, 470.
Carphochfetes (.Ecidium) 412.
Carpodini (Uredo) 442.
Carveri (Metasphseria) 698.
cnryigena (Diaporthe) 672.
Caryphyllacearum (Melampsorella) 464.
caryophyllea {Auricularia) 161.
caryophyllea {Thelephora) 161.
Cascarillpe (Catharinia) 743.
Cascarilhe (Zignoella) 709.
Casearise (Phyllachora) 835.
Cassandrse (Chrysomyxa) 397.
Cassandre {JJredo) 397.
Cassise (Pleosphrerulina) 743.
CassiaB-glauc s (Uredo) 448.
Cassiee-stipularis (Uredo) 448.
CassupaB (Lembosia) 899.
Cassythse (Sphaerella) 638.
Castagnei (Puccinia) 357.
Castagnei {Puccinia) 393.
castanea {Granularia) 216.
castanea (Nidularia) 216.
Castanese (Pucciniastrum) 401.
Castanepe (Rosellinia) 597.
castaneus (Hygrophorus) 26.
castanicola (Clitocybe) 13.
castanophilus (Polyporus) 111.
Castilleise (Leptospha^ria) 724.
Castillejse (Ophiobolus) 772.
Castillejaa (Pyrenophora) 758.
Castilloff {Antennaria) 557.
Castillose (Limacinia) 556.
Casuarinre (Hexagonia) 138.
Catalpae (Diaporthe) 673.
Catalpae (Didymosplmeria) 678.
Cntnlpre (Metasphrerin) 700.
Cathe&ieehi (Tilletia) 490.
Cathcstechi OJstiVaQO) 490.

Cattleyce (Physalospora) 585.
caulicola (Hypomyces) 805.
cnulicola (Puccinia) 417.
cnulicola (Venturia) 652.
caulicolum (.Ecidium) 417.
cnulincola (Puccinia) 328.
cauHncola {Rhopographus) 721.
cauliculata (Lnboulbenia) 919.
caulincola (Rhopographus) 857.
caulium (Metasphaaria) 700.
caulogena (Herpotriehia) 715.
cavernosa (Metasphreria) 702.
Cecropiae (Auerswaldia) 843.
Cedrela? (Uredo) 450.
celastrina (Diaporthe) 669.
Celosia? (Uromyces) 256.
celtidicola (Asterina) 876.
Celtidis (Cucurbitaria) 765.
Centaurea? (Puccinia) 286.
Centaurem- Scabioscr {JEcidium) 372.
•centralis (Clitocybe) 13.
centrifuga {Rhizoctouia) 174.
centrifugum (Corticium) 174.
Centrolobii (Dothidea) 853.
centrolobiicola (Phyllachora) 831.
Centrophylli (Puccinia) 237.
Cephalanthi (Lophiostoma) 888.
Cephalanthi (Uredo) 439.
Cephalanthi-peruviani (/Ecidium) 414.
Cerasi (Teichospora) 760.
Cerasi (Valsa) 563.
Cerastii (Leptosphferia) 719.
ceratophora (Neorehmia) 5:17.
ceratophora (Valsa) 563.
Ceratonise (Hysterium) 997.
cereicola (Ophiochata) 775.
Cercocarpi (Lophiotrema) t">87.
Cercocarpi (Schizostoma) 887.
Cercocarpi {Strickeria) 762.
Cercocnrpi (Tcichospora) 762.
Cerei {Myrosphcerelta) 639.
Cerei (Spharelln) 639.
cerrense (/Ecidium) 425.
ccrussatus (Marasmius) 43.
cervicornis (Clavaria) 194.
cerviculata (Eutypella) 566.
cervina (Trametes) 137.
cervinus (Polystictus) 138.
Cestri (Puccinia) 323.
chaetomioides (Sporormin) 73^.
chsetophilus (Herpomyces) 915.
chaetophorus (Hypochnua) 18»;.

950 Index alpl

chsetostroma (Metaaphseria) 702

( haignoni (Coprinus) 91.

chalybea (Tomentella) 187.

chalybeua (Hypochnus) 187.

chalybaus (Hypochnus) 173.

chamselontinus (Boletus) 99.

Chamoemori (Cryptoderis) 717.

Chamsemori (Gnomoniopsis) 717.

Chamsemori (Rhopographus) 857.

Camsesarachae (Puccinia) 324.

chang-ensis (Boletus) 97.

changensis (Laschia) 144.

changonsis (Physalacria) 203.

Changensis (Polystictus) 129.

Changensis (Scrillus) 97.

changensis (Xerotus) 51.

chartaceum](Corticium) 173.

chartarum (Platystomun) «90.

Chasmatis (Puccinia) 392.
chinincola (Gloniella) 903.
Chionachnes (Phyllachora) 839.
chlamydosporium (Corticium) 175.
Chloes (Graphyllium) 913.
chlorascens (Hydnum) 151.
chlorinus (Hypochnus) 185.
chondrillina (Puccinia) 312.
chondrospora (Apiospora) 658.
chondrospora (Cryptosjporella) 658.
chrysophyllicola (Credo) 443.
Chrysopogonis (Sphacelotheca) 486.
Chrysosplenium (Tilletia) 490.
chrysospora (Sporormia) 737.
Chrysothamni (Trematosphaeria) Tiil
chubutensis (Cromyces) 261.
chusqueicola (Balansia) 820.
Cicliorii (Puccinia) 311.
Cinchonse (Calosphseria) 562.
( inchonse (Nectria) 785.
Cinchonae (1'redo) 139,
cincta (( rlomerella) 573.
cincta (Laboulbenia) 923.
cinctus (Polyporus) 131 .
cinerea (( laviceps) 82(>.
ciner< a | Kneiffia) 182.
cinerea (Mycena) 19.
cinerea (Phyllachora) 836.
cinerea (Trogia) 37.
cinerellus (Hypochnus) 188.
cinereo-carneum (Corticium) 172.
cinereo-flavidua (Marasmius) ir>.
cinereo-\ lolacea (( rrandinia) 154
cinerescene I Hypochnus) 188.

tabeticus spooiorum.

cinereum (Corticium) 182.
cingulata i < rlomerella) 573.
cinnabarina (Nectria) 786.
cinnamomeo - squamulosus ( Polypoms )

109.
circinans (Physalospora) 581.
circinans (Puccinia) 392.
circularis (Aaterina) 880.
circumscissa ((inomonia) 666.
circumscissa (Laestadia) 574.
circumscissa (Plowrightia) 846
Cirsii (Metasphaeria) 699
( lirsii (Puccinia) 292.
Cirsii (Thecaphora) 488.
Cissi (Mycosyrinx) 484.
Cissi (Schroeteria) 4S4.
Citharexyli (Asteridiella) 886.
( itri (Crepidotus) 77.
oitrina (Psilocybe) 89.
citrina (Puocinia) 3<i7.
citrino-carnescons (Plutous) 55.
citrinum (Mejanomma) 733.
cladophila (Didymella) 654.
olandostinum (Endobasidium) 190.
clarioneicola (Puccinia) 301.
Clarkiana (Pucciniostele) 264.
clavariiforme (Gymnosporangium) 461.
clavaHceformis (Phyllactinia) 524.
olavata (Daldinia) 616.
olavata (Puccinia) 356.
olaviformis (Xylaria) 625.
clavigera (Kneiffia) 178.
clavipes (Gymnosporangium) 462.
olavispora (Trematosphaeria) 734.
clavulata (Peroneutypella) 570.
claytoniata (Puccinia) 392.
claytoniatum (JScidium) 392.
Clematidis (Otthia) 6S8.
< llematidis (Pleospora) 749, 75-}.
Clematidis (Pyrenophora) 758.
Clematidis-Agropyri (Puccinia) 46r.
Clementsii (Didymosphseria) 679.
clerodendricola (.Eeidinm) lls
clerodendricola (Uredo) 441.
Clibadii (jEcidium) 412.
Clidemmiee (Dimerosporium) 535
ClitandreB (1'redo) 442.
clitocybiformis (Marasmius) 41.
clitocx lioides (Lentinus) 48.
Cnici-oleracei (Puccinia) 291.
coccidophtors (Nectria) 784.
coccinea (Cordyoeps) 823.

Index

coccinea (Xylaria) 623.
coccispora (Leptosphrerulina) 746
coccisporus (Endococcus) 746.
coccoidea (Seynesia) 868.
Cochlearise (Puccinia) 355.
cochlearis (Agaricus) 50.
cochlearis (Cyphella) 191.
cochlearis (Lentinus) 50.
cochlearis (Panus) 50.
Cocoes (Lembosia) 900.
Cocoes (Leptosphseria) 727.
Cocoes (Pseudog-raphis^ 906.
cocoina (Graphiola) 493.
Coffese (Anthostomella) 591.
Coffese (Calonectria) 809.
Coffeae (Microthyrium) 863.
CoffeiP (Mycospharella) 640.
Coffefe (Peniophora) 175.
Coffese (Rostrella) 609.
Coffere (Sphasrella) 640.
Coffeffi (Vizella) 861.
coffeicola (Limacinia) 577.
cOffeicola (Micropeltis) 870.
coffeicola (Nectria) 789.
coffeicola (Pleonectria) 814.
coffeicola (Rosellinia) 598.
coffeicola (Seuratia) 558.
cognata (Daldinia) 616.
cognata (Puccinia) 275.
cohsesa (Puccinia) 359.
coleosporioides (Melampsora) 265.
collapsa (Bertia) 715.
collapsa (Herpotrichiai 715.
collapsa (Philocopra) 607.
collapsa (Pleospora) 749.
collapsa (Pleurage) 607.
collapsus (Ophiobolus) 772.
coloradensis (Naucoria) 72.
colossum (Hydnum) 148.
Columbarice (Mycospherella) 640.
Columbariffi (Sphaerella) 640.
columbina (Laboulbenia) 919.
Comari (Metaspha^ria) 697.
comata (Endoxyla) 570.
comata (Pyrenophora) 758.
comatus (Mucor) 497.
combinans (Hydnum) 151.
comma (Gloniella) 903.
comma (Opegrapha) 903
Gommelinse (Puccinia) 389.
commixta (Nummularia) 618.
communis (Mucor)

alphabeticus speciernm. 951

commutata (Puccinia) 315.
comosa (Peroneutypella) 570.
comosa (Psalliota) 84.
comosus (Ag-aricus) 84.
compacta (Puccinia) 392.
Compositarum (Pleospora) 751.
compressa (Nectria) 785.
compressum (Hvsterium) 907.
compressum (Platystomum) 889,
Comptoniae (Diaporthe) 670.
concinna (Laboulbenia) 919.
concinna (Volvaria) 53.
conductrix (Lsestadia) 557.
conductrix (Verrucaria) 577.
confertissima (Didymella) 653.
confertum (Platystomum) 889.
confinis (Physalospora) 583.
confluens (Puccinia) 281.
confusa (Solenia) 146.
confusa (Xylaria) 632.
confusum (Gymnosporangium) 462.
congesta (Diaporthe) 668.
conglobata (Puccinia) 349.
conglobatus (Polyporus) 108.
conglobatus (Polypilus) 108.
congregata (Puccinia) 393.
conica (Lasiosphseria) 713.
conica (Psathyra) 90.
conidiigera (Uncinula) 525.
conigena (Diaporthe) 674.
conigenum (Hydnum) 150.
coniformis (Leptosptneria) 725.
conioides (Pharcidia) 647.
conioides (Verrucaria) 647.
conjuncta (Puccinia) 332.
connectens (Dendrogaster) 241.
Conocarpi (Acanthostigma) 712.
conocephala (Mycena) 20.
conoidea (Eriospha?ria) 659.
Conopodii-Bistortaj (Puccinia) 465.
conorum (Metasphseria) 701.
conorum (Peridermium) 409.
Conrathi (Geasteropsis) 229.
consanguinea (T redo) 452.
consocians (Leptospha;ria) 730.
consocians (Mi/coporum) 730.
consociata (Xylaria) (530.
Constantineani (Rhizophidium) 512.
constricta (Puccinia) 391.
contortum (Sorosporium) 485.
(.'onvallariffi (Pleospora) 755.
ConvallariavDigraphidis (Puccinia) 465.

952 lndex alphabeti

conviva (Hypomyces) 806.
conyzella (Puccinia) 280.
Cookeana (Meliola) 546,
Cookr* (Microthelia) 649.
( ookei (Mycosphaerella) 649
Cooperiae (Puccinia) 365.
I opelandi (MarasmiuB) 39.
Copelandi (Uredinopsis) 270.
Copelandi (Uredo) 443.
copeyensis (Phyllachora) 830.
coprinoides (Montagnites) 95.
coprinophila (Stropharia) s<».
coprophila (Sordaria) 605.
corallina (Nectrla) 787.
coralloides (Ramaria) 195.
Corchoropsidis (Iredinopsis) 270.
Cordiae (Uredo) 441.
cordicolum (Dimerosporium) 535
corduhensis (Lentinus) 48.
Cordyceps (Podocrea) 799.
Corisae (Coreomyces) 924.
Corium (Bornetina) 193.
Corni (Valsa) 563.
corniculata (Laboulbenia) 919.
corniculata (Metasphaeria) 706.
corniculata (Peroneutypa) 569.
corniculatum (Obryzum) 706.
cornu-caprsc (Meliola) 553.
cornu-cervi (.Ecidium) 424.
comu-dampe (Podocrea) 799.
coronata (Puccinia) 465.
coronata v. himalensis (Puccinia) 336.
coronata v. himalensis (Puccinia) 466.
coronifera (Puccinia) 466.
corrugans (Leptosphaeria) 720
corrugata (Xylaria) G24.
corsica (Puccinia) 2^2.
corticola (Metasphaeria) C)6, 702
corticola (Poria) 133
cortinata (Inocybe) 65.
i lortusae (Puccinia) 386
corvarensis (Puccinia) 341.
( oryli (Metasphaeria) 702.
iiiKi i Melomastia) 707.
corynostoma (Peroneutypella) 570.
costatus Boletus) 97.
cothurnatus (Agaricus) 85.
Cotini 'iM.it stomum) 889.
Coulterophyti (Puccinia) 346.
< lourtoislae 1 1 redo) 456.
( ousiniae (Puccinia) 298.
Coutoubeae (Dotbidella) B49.

ous specierum.

Cowelii (Polyporus) 104.
( Iraspidophori (Laboulbenla) 919.
crassa (Peniophora) 176.
crassicutis (Puccinia) 301 .
crassior (l'ucclnia) 362.
crassipes (Clavaria) 195.
crassivertex (1 romyces) 255.
crassivolvata (Amanitopsis) '-i
crastophila (Didymosphajria) 68 i
Crataegi (Eutypella) 564.
( Irateegi (Venturia) 651.
crateriformis (Hyraenochaete) 166.
cremca (( !alonectria) 810.
cremea (Kneiffia) 182.
cremea (Peniophora) 182.
cremeo-tomentosus (Fomes) 121.
cremeum (Corticium) 182.
cremicolor (Hypochnus) 185.
cremoricolor (Russula) 31.
crenatoporus (Polystictus) 12*.).
Crepidis (lMiysoderma) 513.
Crepidis-integrae (Uredo) 438.
Crepidis-japonicaj (Credo) 438.
Crepidis-leontodontoidis (Puccinia) 304.
cretacellus (Agaricus) 83.
crispatus (Merulius) 146.
cristata (Peronospora) 521.
cristatum (Hydnum) 149.

( i CcC (Metasphaeria) 706.

Crocece (Xenospharia) 706.
croceus (Polyporus) 109.
Crombiei (Endocarpia) 648.
Crombiei (Pharcidia) 648.
crotalariicola (Uredo) 447.
crustosus (Fomes) 119.
crustosus (Pyropolyporus) 119.
cryptarum (Polyporus) 120.
cryptosphaerioides (Didymosphaeria) 67>s.
Cryptotania (JScidium) 345.
Cryptotania (Uredo) 345,
cubensis (Peronospora) 52<i.
cubensis (Plasmopara) 520
cubensis (Zignoella) 712.
Cuboniana (Sphaerella | 638.
cucullatum (Hydnum) 1"' i
cucullatus (Iromyees) 244.
Cucumis (Naucoria) 7:.J.
Cucurbitarum (Choanophora) 507.
Cucurbitarum (Rhopalomyces) 506.
culmigena (Pleospora) 7o6.
culmorum (Trichosphfierla) 589.
cuneata (Thecaphora) 488.

Index alphabeticus specierum.

953

cuneatum (Sorosporium) 488.
cuneiformis (Crepidotus) "7.
Cunninghamianum (Gvmnosporangium'

462.
CupheaB (Puccinia) 388.
cuprea (Daldinia) 617.
cupularis (Hypocrea) 800.
cupularis (Pharcidia) 646.
cupulatum (Stereum) 163.
curvatus (Dictyocephalus) 238.
curtipes (Puccinia) 392.
curtum (Platystomum) 88D.
curvata (Gloniopsis) 909.
curvata (Laboulbenia) 919.
curvatum (Hysterium) 910.
curvisetum (Acanthostigma) 712.
cuspidata (Mycena) 19.
cyanea (Clitocybe) 14.
cyaneo-tinctum (Hydnum) 149.
Cyani (Puccinia) 286.
cyanocephala (Collybia) 17.
cyanostoma (Nectria) 787.
Cyathearum (Albania) 881.
Cyathearum (Asterina) 881.
Cydonise (Diaporthe) 668.
cylindrica (Peroneutypa) 569.
cylindrica (Peroneutypella) 570.
cylindrica (Ustilago) 487.
cylindrospora (Catharinia) 743.
Cymbalariee (Didymella) 654.
Cymboseridis (Puccinia) 312.
Cynoctoni (Puccinia) 335.
Cynosuroidfs (Uromyces) 261.
Cyperi (Cintractia) 480.
Cyperi (Meliola) 553.
cypericola (Didymosphaeria) 6S0.
cypericola (Glonium) 896.
cyrnrea (Puccinia) 368.
Cytisi (JEcidium) 428.
cyttarioides (/Ecidium) 416.

dacrymycelloides (Nectria) 789.
Dactylidis (Uromyces) 470.
dakotense (iEcidium) 434.
dakotensis (Coprolepa) 608.
dakotensis (Hypocopra) 608.
dakotensis (Philocopra) 607.
dakotensis {Pleurage) 607,
dakotensis (Sporormia) 737.
dalechampiicola (/Ecidium) 424.
Dampieras (Puccinia) 315,
Dannenbergii (DidymosphceriaV 683.

Danthoniaa (Uredo) 457.
Daphnopsidis (Dothidea) 854.
dasyscyphoides (Nectria) 790.
Davidsonii (Poecilosporium) 48S.
Davidsonii (Teichospora) 760.
Davidsonii (Tolyposporium) 488.
dealbans (Pharcidia) 647.
dealbans (SpluereUa) 647.
dealbata (Bovista) 234.
dealbata (Bovistella) 234.
De Baryana (Puccinia) 356.
Debeauxii (Entyloma) 514.
Debeauxii (Physoderma) 514.
decipiens (Burrillia) 479.
decipiens (Ceratostoma) 609.
decipiens (Doassansia) 479.
Deering-ise (Uromyces) 257.
deflectens (Corticium) 174.
deflectens (Gtrandinia) 174.
dertectens (Platystomum) 889.
deformans (Podocrea) 799.
deformata (Clitocybe) 13.
deformatus (Boletus) 98.
dehiscens (Puccinia) 364.
delicatula (Poria) 134.
delicatula (Xylaria) 631.
Delilei (Marasmius) 45.
Delphinii (^lcidium) 433.
Delphinii (Sphcerotheca) 524.
delphiniicola (MycosphoereUa) 635.
delphiniicola (Sphrerella) 635.
Demangei (Bolbitius) 74.
Demangei (Pluteolus) 74.
dendriticum (Corticium) 168.
denigrata (Rosellinia) 598.
densissima (Clavaria) 193.
dentata (Nidularia) 216.
dentatus (Spheerobolus) 216.
dentifera (Laboulbenia) 91i).
denudans (Myiocopron) 861.
denudata (Pleospora) 748.
denudata (Strickeria) 744.
denudata (Trichosporella) 744.
depauperans (Alcidium) 392.
depauperatus (Irpe.r) 153.
depilata (Stropharia) 88.
depressa (Metasplnuria) 700.
deremensis (Russula) 34.
Derridis (Hapalophragmium) 402.
Derridis (Phyllachora) 830.
desciscens (Leptospharia) 726.
descrticola (Tricholoma) 10.

9.">i Indox alphabel

deserticola (Xylaria) 029.

desertorum (Platystomum) 891.

Desmanihodii (Puccinia) 301.

Desmodii-leiooarpi (Uredo) 446.

Desmodii-pulchelli (Irodo) 146.

detergibile (Coleosporium) 489'

detergibilis (1'redo) 489.

Deutziss (Ophioholus) 769.

Deutzi* (Valsa) 563.

Deutzite (Venturia) 650.

diaholicum (Hydnum) 148.

Diagraphidis (Puceinia) 466.

Diapensise (Spharulina) 693.

diaphana (Odontia) 156.

didphanum [Rydnum) 156.

Dichronemae (Ustilaginoidea) 492.

Dichronema? (Ustilago) 474.

dioliroum (Hydnum) 150.

Dictyolomatis (Asterina) 877.

dictyospora (Puccinia) 347.

Dielsiana (Puccinia) 361.

Dielsii (vEcidium) 427.

Dielsii (Polyporus) 108.

Dieramss (Puccinia) 365.

Dietelianum (Entyloma) 483.

Dieteliana (Melampsorella) 267.

diffusa (Lemhosia) 899.

Digitalis (Sphaerella) 642.

digitariicola (Ustilago) 475.

Diguetii (Calvatia) 235.

dilahens (Asterina) 879.

diminuens (Platystomum) 889.

diminuta (Eutypella) 565.

dimorpha (Puccinia) 319.

Diocleaa (Phyllachora) 831.

DioicsB (Puccinia) 466.

Dioscoreae-quinquelohse (Uredo) 454.

diospyricola (Phaeosaceardinula) 873.

Diplachnes (Puccinia) 383.

Diplasiaa (Ustilago) 474.

Diplopterae (Herpomyces) 916.

diplospora (Sphacelotheca) 487.

diplospora (Ustilago) 475.

diplospora (Ustilago) 487.

Diplothemii (Lembosia) 901.

discelloides (Hypocrea) 802.

discipes (Lepiota) 4.

discoidea (Hypocrea) 800.

discoidea (Pleospora) 751.

disconspicua (Teichospora) 76 >.

discopus (Marasmius) 46.

discospora (Melanospora) 788

lcus apecierum.

Disenochi (Laboulbenia) 919.
diBpar (Acanthostigma) 713.
dispersa (Puccinia) 381, 4(36.
dispersa {Uredo) 831.
dispersa v. Agropyri (Puecinia) 384.
dispersa v. Bromi (Puecinia) 382.
<]isput:it:i (Diaporthe) 673.
dissolvens (Entomoplithora) 511.
dissospora (Physalospora) 583.
Dis30tidis-longicaud83 (Uredo) 450.
Distegiffi (Otthia) 688.
distincta (Micropeltis) 870.
divaricata (Laboulbenia) 923.
divergens (Kretzschmaria) 615.
djurense (Lycoperdon) 2:32.
dolichopus (Hydnum) 148.
dolichospora (Leptosphasria) 723.
dolichosporus (Uromyces) 247.
dolichotera (Leptosphceria) 706.
dolichotera (Metasphaeria) 7u6,
dolichoterum (Obnjzum) 706.
dolioloides (Leptosphseria) 722.
dolomitica (Puccinia) 33H.
Doremae (Puccinia) 346.
doronicella (Puccinia) 283.
Doronici (Puccinia) 283.
dovref. jeldiensis (Cantharellus) 35.
Dracrenae (Leptospha?rella) 727.
Dracrenas (Ustilago) 474.
dryadea (Trichosphajria) 583.
dryadicola (Sphserella) 637.
Dryadis (Leptosphseria) 721.
Dri/adis (Leptospheria) 721.
Dryadis (Microthyrium) 862.
Drymidis (Lemhosia) 898.
dryophilus (Coprinus) 91.
Dryptae (Laboulbenia) 920.
duhia (Lahoulhenia) 920.
duhia (Lentomita) 663.
duhia (Peronospora) 522.
dubiosum (.Ecidium) 410.
dubius (Mucor) 491.
Dulcamarse (Ophioholus) 771.
Dulichii (Puccinia) 373.
dnmetorum (Leptosphssria) 725.
I >ii])ainii (Boletus) 99.
duracinus (Leptoporus) 115.
dtiracinus (Polyporus) 115.
durus (Cyathus) 215.
9Dusenii (Sorica) 621.
Dtissii (Crepidotus) 77.
Dussii (Lyeogalopsia) 242.

I

Index alphabeti

Dusii (Xylobotryum) 690.
Dussianum (Hypoxylon) 611.
Duvause (Meliola) 546.
Dybowskii (Geaster) 226.

Earleanum (Hydnum) 152.

Earlei (Fomes) 119.

Earlei (Pyropolyporus) 119.

Earlei (Russula) 33.

Earlei (Tilletia) 489.

Ebuli (Katmusia) 742.

ebulicola (Lophiostoma) 888.

eburensis (Ophiobolus) 769.

echiella (Leptosphaeria) 723.

echinata (Rosellinia) 597.

echinocephala (Eomycenella) 21.

Echinodori (Burrillia) 479.

Echinopsis (Puccinia) 292.

Echinopteridis (Puccinia) 351.

echinospora (Fiammula) 69.

echinosporum {Corticium) 189.

echinosporus (Xerotus) 52.

echinulata (Cunninghamella) 508.

echinulatum ((Edocephalum) 508.

echinus (Meliola) 552.

ecitodora (Lepiota) 7.

Ectobia; (Herpomyces) 916.

Edwinia? (Pleospora) 754.

Edwinia? (Teichosporella) 744.

Ed/cinia; (Tichosporium) 744.

effigurata (Phyllachora) 837.

efTusa (Dothidella) 855.

effusa (Phteodothis) 855.

Eichleriana (Tulasnella) 209.

Eichlerianum (Corticium) 173.

Eichlerii (Radulum) 154.

elaeicola (Marasmius) 41.

Elasticse (Phomatospora) 578.

Electrse (Puccinia) 302.

elegans (Cladochytrium) 514.

elegans (Nowakowskiella) 514.

elegans (Ustilago) 476.

Eleusines (Phyllachora) 839.

Elliotti (Xyloceras) 690.

elliptica (Didymella) 655.

Ellisiana (Pleurage) 601.

Ellisiana (Sordaria) 601.

Ellisii (Coniophora) 183.

Ellisii (Gymnosporangium) 462.

EUisii (Sorosporium) 486.

Ellisii var. occidentale (Sorosporium) 487.

Ellisii var. provinciale (Sorosporium) 485.

cus specierum.

elongata (Amanitopsis) 3.
Elymi (Puccinia) 466.
Elymi-Impatientis (Puccinia) 466.
Empetri (Physalospora) 583.
empetricola (Metasphseria) 701.
Encianthi (/Ecidium) 421.
endococcoidea (Sphserulina) 695.
endococcoidea (Verrucaria) 695.
endogena (Nowakowskiella) 514.
endotephrum (Lycoperdon) 231.
enecta (Puccinia) 333.
Engleriana (Dimerosporiopsis) 686.
Engleriana (Puccinia) 336.
Englerianum (Dimerium) 537.
Englerianum (Dimerosporium) 686.
enormis (Zignoella) 711.
Enteropogonis (Puccinia) 381.
Ephedra? (I leospora) 753.
epical/opisma (Cercidospora) 797.
epicallopisma (Didymosphneria) 682.
epicallopisma (Nectria) 797.
epicallopisma (Ph&ospora) 682.
epicallopisma (Trichofhecium) 682.
Epicampis (Puccinia) 381.
epicarphinea (Didymella) 657.
epicharphinea (Verrucaria) 657.
epidermidis (Didymosphreria) 678.
epidermidis (Gnomonia) 665.
epidermidis (Metasphseria) 697.
Epigsese (Sphserulina) 693.
Epilobii (Puccinia) 348.
Epilobii (Puccinia) 348.
Epilobii (Pucciniastrum) 470.
epimyces (Corticium) 186.
epimyces (Hypochnus) 186.
epiphylla (Melampsora) 265.
epiphylla (Pleoravenelia) 407.
equinus (Rhizopus) 502.
eradians (Coniophora) 188.
eradians (Hypochnus) 188.
eradicatus (Lentinus) 49.
Eranthidis (Peronospora) 521.
erigeronatum (JEcidium) 372.
Erigerontis-Caricis (Puccinia) 466.
erinaceum (Lycoperdon) 230.
Eriochlose (Sorosporium) 485.
Eriocauli (Cintractia) 476.
Eriocauli (Tolyposporium) 490.
Eriocauli (Ustilago) 476.
Eriogoni (Pyrenophora) 758.
eriophora (Lepiota) 7.
Eriophori (Massariella) 683.

955

966

ohori {Phorcys) 083.
Eriophori (Pleospora) 7r>.">.
Eriophori (Puccinia) 466.
Eritrichii (.Ecidium) 418.
erostrata (Pleurage) 004.
erostrata (Sordaria) 004.
errabunda (Metasphaeria) 696
Eryngii (Puccinia) 393.
erysiphlnum (Dimerium) 537.
erysiphinum (Dhnerosporium) . 537.
erysiplioides (Mieropeltis) 809.
erythraeus (Uromyces) 250.
erythrojonipoda (Hydrocybe) 80.
eryfhrojonipus (Agaricus) ho.
prythro.jonipus (Cortinarius) 80.
Escalloniae (Physalospora) 581.
Eschscholzii (Daldinia) 017.
Eschscholzii (Sphoeria) G17.
Espinosarum (Puccinia) 281.
Esulae (Leptospheeria) 722.
Eucalypti (Microthyrium) 803.
euchaeta (Venturia) 652.
Eucharfdis (Uredo) 454.
Euchilse (Laboulbenia) 920.
Eudaliae (Laboulhenia) 920.
Eugenia (Mycospharella) 037.
Eugenise (Sphserella) 037.
oupatoriincola (Cryptosporella) 592.
Euphorbise (Erysiphe) 520.
Euphorbise (Leptosphseria) 722.
Euphorbise (Leptosphneriopsis) 731.
Eupliorhise-Astrag-ali (Uromyces) 470.
Euphorbise-connatae (Uromyces) 219.
Euphorbise-Corniculatse (Uromyces) 170.
Euphrasiae (Coleosporium) 401.
Eupomatise (Asterella) 882.
europaea (Heterochsete) 809.
Euterpcs (Rosellinia) 593.
Eutrcmae (Puccinia) 355.
eutypelloidea (Cryptovalsa) 508.
evoh • orticium) 17o.

mymella (Pleospora) 749.
Evonymi-Caprsearum (Melampsora) 4G3.
Evonymi-Incanae (Melamp3ora) 463.
ivaium (Secotium) 101.

strobilomyces) 101.
ntrica (Delitschia) 637.
excentrica (Flammula) 69.
excipulata (Uredo) 1 17.
exigua I Eutypella) '< 15
exigua (Laboulbenia) '.'20.
exigua (Thelephoraj 161.

Indox alphaheticus sppciorum.

exigua (Ustilago) 175.
exiguella (Lisea) 807.
exiguella | Verrucaria)
exiguus (I iypomyces)

807.
806.

exilis (Puccinia) 352.
eximia (Phyllachora) *38.
exitiosa (Puccinia) 321.
exitiosum (Cseomn) 458
exitiosus (Mucor) 19r>.
expansa (Puccinia) 272.
extensicola (Puccinia) 400.
externa (Cintractia) 480.
externa (TilleHa) 480.
extinctoriiformis (Ag-aricus)

84.

Fagi (Thyridaria) 741.
faginea (Trematosphneria) 73r>
faginea (Zignoelia) 710.
Falcariee (Puccinia) 393.
Falconeri (Pleospora) 752.
farinacea (Puccinia) 325.
farinosa (Kneiffia) 178.
farinosa (Uredo) 519.
farinosa (Valsa) 503.
Farlowiana (Pleospora) 757.
Farrahi (Entoloma) 56.
fascicularis (Mucronella) 159
fascicularis (Pterula) 200.
fastibilis parv ilus (Agaricus) 67.
fastigiatum (Flydnum) 152.
Fatouae (Uromyces) 258.
favosum (Lycoperdon) 229,
Feltgeni (Diaporthe) 668.
Feltgeni (Didymosphseria) 679.
Feltgeni (Ophiobolus) 773.
Feltgeni (ITeospora) 7.").").
Fendlera (Strickeria) 762.
Fendlerse (Teichospora) 762.
Fendlerse (Trematosphseria) 735.
Fendleri (Kcidinm) 432.
/■■ xdleri (MycosphereUa) 035.
Fendleri (Spheerella) 035
fendlericola (Otthia) (W1.).
fenestrale (Platystomum) 889.
ferox (Puccinla) 270.
Ferrarisii (Puccinia) 344.
ferruginea (Microsphsera) 525.
ferruginea (Trichopeltis) 871.
ferrugineum (Asteridium) 884,
ferruginosa (Puccinia) 280.
Ferulae (iEcidium) 122,

Ferulse (Uromyces) 248.
F^erulaginis (Uromyces) 248.
Festucse (Ophiobolus) 774.
Festucae (Puccinia) 466.
Festucse-tenella?. (Ustilago) 477.
Feurichii (Melampsorella) 267.
fibrillosa (Nolanea) 59.
fibrillosum (Tylostoma) 221.
Fiebrigii (Auerswaldia) 842.
hlicicolum (Hyaloderma) 529.
hlicina (Phyllachora) 840.
hlicina (Pleospora) 757.
filiformis (Ustilago) 477.
fimbriata (Rcestelia) 409.
fimicola (Hypocrea) 606.
firma (Naucoria) 71.
firma (Puccinia) 466.
fisso-lobata (Hymenocha?te) 166.
fiabellatus (Marasmius) 47.
flaccida (Laboulbenia) 920.
flaccidum (Cronarlium) 461.
Flageoletiana (Nitschkea) 561.
Flageoletiana (Spha?rella) 643.
Fleischeri (Cordyceps) 822.
flava (Tomentella) 189.
flavescens (Puccinia) 381.
flavescens (Trametes) 137.
fiavidulus (Marasmius) 41.
flavidus (Lentinus) 49.
flavipes (Gomphidius) 94.
flaviceps (Russula) 33.
flavo-brunnea (Coniophora) 183.
flavo-brunnea (Leptosphteria) 729
flavoconia (Amanita) 1.
flavo-fuligineus (Pluteus) 54.
flavo-fusca (Inocybe) 65.
flavo-fusca (Pyrenophora) 757.
flavo-nigrescens (Ustilaginoidea)
flavo-nigrescens (Ustilago) 492.
flavo-rubescens (Amanita) 1.
flavus (Mueor) 495.
floccifera (Pluteus) 54.
flocculenta (Cyphella) 191.
flocculenta (Thelephora) 191.
flocculentum (Corticium) 191.
Floerkea? (Peronospora) 522.
floridana (Hexagona) 144.
floridana (Hysterostomella) 892.
floridana (Thelephora) 187.
floiidana (Uredo) 450.
floridanus (Favolus) 144.
Floscopa? (Uredo) 453.

Indcx alphabeticus specierum. 957

flosculosa (Nummularia) 619.
foeniculacea (Leptospha?ria) 720.
foetidus (Lactarius) 29.
foliicola (Ophionectria) 816.
forabilis (Diaporthe) 671.
Forficula? (Dimeromyces) 915.
forficularis (Herpomyces) 916.
formicarum (Laboulbenia) 920.
Forsteronia? (Dimerium) 537.
Fourcroya? (Physalospora) 584.
foveolata (Dasyspora) 392.
fragilis (P^avolus) 143.
fragilis (Hexagona) 143.
fragilis (Psathyrella) 94.
fragrans (Ravenelia) 403.
Franciscana (Battarrea) 225.
Frangulse (Didymospha^ria) 679.
Frangulse (Kneiffia) 177.
Franserise (Puccinia) 300.
Fraseras (yEcidium) 420.
Fraserae (Uromyces) 248.
fraudulentum (Platystomum) 889.
fraxinata (Puccinia) 466.
fraxinata (Puccinia) 385.
fraxinatum (Peridermium) 385.
fraxineum (Myrmsecium) 675.
Fraxini (JEcidium) 385.
Fraxini-Bungeanse (JEcidium) 420.
fraxinicola (Wallrothiella) 588.
Friesii v. Salicis (Enchnoa) 560.
fructicola (Nectria) 785.
fructigena (Glomerella) 573.
frustulosum (Corticium) 171.
fruticum (Ophiobolus) 771.
Fuckelii (Puccinia) 293.
Fuirenaa (Uredo) 455.
fuliginosa (Hymenochsete) 167.
fuliginosum (Stereum) 167.
fulvescens (Hypochnus) 186.
fulvo-squamosa (Pholiota) 62.

Fumago (Dimerium) 537.
fumosa (Poria) 132.
fumosaria (Didymosphperia) 681.
fumosaria (Verrucaria) 681.
fumosus (Boletus) 96.
fungicolum (Rhizophidium) 512.
furfuraceus (Hypochnus) 188.
fuscata (Hi/pochnopsis) 189.
fuscatus (lli/pochnus) 189.
fuscella (Leptospha?ria) 726.
fuscella (Nummularia) 618.
fuscescens (Ceriosporella) 707.

958 Index alph

fuscc— ferruginosus (Hypochnus) 184.
fuscc— maculatus (Polyporus) 112.
fusco-paraphysata (Seynesia) 807.
fusco-pulveracea (Meliola) 540.
fuscc—purpurea (Mycena) ltf.
fuscosporus (Coprinu.s) 92.
fusco-violaceum (Septobasidium) 203.
fuscus (Mucor) 496.
fusiformis (Laboulbenia) 920.

iger I Endococcus) 683.
fusigera (Didymospha?ria) 683.
fusispora (Didymella) 653.
fusispora (Naucoria) 72.
fusispora (Puccinia) 362.

Gaduffi (Echinodotliis) 819.
Gaduas (Rhopographus) 858.
( laduse (Scolecopeltis) 874.

< ialactitis (Puccinia) 283.
Galanthi-Fragilis (Melampsora) 463.
Galasiaj (.Ecidium) 412.
Galatellas (Puccinia) 284.
galatica (Puccinia) 291.

( ralenise (Puccinia) 361.
Galeobdolonis (Leptosphrcria) 725.
galeriicola (Hypomyces) 805.

ii \ Puccinia) 393.
Galii-elliptici (Puccinia) 318.
( ialii-silvatici (Puccinia) 389.
gallica (Winterina) 70S.
gallicum (Anthostoma) 635.
galligena (Xectria) 788.
Garcilassse (Uredo) 437.
Garcinise (Micropeltis) 869.
Garciniae (Zignoella) 709.
Gardenia- (Hypochnus) 181.
( iardeniae-Thumbergiaj (1'redo) 44<t.
gardeniicolum (Dimerium) 539.
gardeniicolv/m (Dimerosporium) 539.

< rardoquise (Asterella) 88S.
garganica (Sphserella) 644.
Gastrolobii (Lizoniella) 601.
Gaudichaudii (Uredo) 437.
gaveensis (MycQspharella) 040.
gaveensiG (Sphserella) 640.
Gaylussaclee (PhyUachora) 836.

ophyti (Puccinia) 317.
gemella | Puccinia) 358

(Cronartium) 161.
1 orticium) 170.
raphicola (LeptoBphaeria) 731.
geog P isporq) 731.

ibeticus speciernni.

geophilicola (Uredo) 439.
geophilus (Mucor) 496.
geophyllus (Marasmius) 45.
Georgina' (Ophiobolus) 772.
Gerardia' (Puccinia) 322.
Giacomellianus (Geaster) 5328.
g-ilibosum (Chytridium) 513.
Gibbsii (Coprinus) 93.
Giberti (Puccinia) 391.
gigantasea (Pleospora) 750
gigantea (Kneiffia) 182.
gigantea (Nectria) 792.
giganteus (Uromyces) 250.
gigantispora (Puccinia) 35'.».
gigantospora (Nectria) 788.
gigaspora (Fenestella) 7(36.
Gilgiana (Puccinia) 314.
Gilgianum (Dimeriuin) 537.
(iillesii (Puccinia) 32 ">.
G-illotii (Pohjporus) 120.
glabra (Pleoravenelia) 407.
glabra (Syncephalis) 509.
(jlabrnm (Corticium) 180.
Glatfelteri (Holbitius) 74.
( ilatfelteri (Lepiota) 7.
glauctiphylla (Ilussula) 33.
glaucopus (Androsaceus) 40.
^laucopus (Mara.sniius) 40.
glaucum (Diploderma) 229.
Gleadowii (Polystictus) 130.
glebarum (Arthopyrenia) 649
glebarum (Phareidia) 649
Glechonue (Spha?rella) 642.
Gliae (Uredo) 413.
globosa (Sordaria) 602.
globosum (Gymnosporangium) 462.
globosum (Rhizoclosmatium) 516.
glomerata (Fuecinia) 270.
glumarum (Puccinia) 380 et 466.
glumamm (Uredo) 380.
glutinosus (Hygrophorus) 27.
g-lutinosus (Pluteolus) 71.
( Hyceriae (Pleospora) 75(i.
Glycosma (Mycospheerella) <>38.
GlycosmaB (Spheerella) 638.
Gnaphalii (Dimerosporium) 534.
< rnapbalii (Pucclnia) 391.
(inaphalii (Stigmateai 649.
Gnaphalii (Uredp) 391.
( rceldiana (I redo) 450.
Goeppertianum (Pucciniastrum) 47<>.
I ioetzei (Polyporus) !<• B.

Index alph

Gollani (Daldinia) (517.

Gollani (Pholiota) 62.

Gollani (Podaxon) 219.

Gollani (Polystictus) 130.

Gollmerianus (Ascopolyporus) 819.

gonatosporus (Ophiobolus) 769.

Gonospermi (Puccinia) 300.

Goodenia? (Sphserella) 638.

goyazensis (Didymella) 656.

gracile (Gymnosporangium) 271.

gracile (Tylostoma) 221.

gracilis (Clavaria) 197.

gracilis (Clitocybe) 11.

gracilis (Darwiniella) 856.

gracilis (Dothidella) 856.

gracilis (Pluteolus) 74.

gracillima (Xylaria) 631.

graminea (Linospora) 766.

graminicola (Pleurotellus) 26.

graminicola (Pleurotus) 26.

graminicola (Saccoblastia) 203.

graminicola (Sclerospora) 520.

graminis (Ophiobolus) 774.

graminis (Puccinia) 466.

graminis (Uromyces) 470.

graminum (Sphrerella) 645.

grammica (Xylaria) 623.

grandis (Ceratosphseria) 716.

grandis (Clavaria) 195.
graudis (Pholiota) 62.

Grangei (Schulzeria) 8.
granosa (Thelephora) 189.
granosus (Hypochnus) 189.
granulata (Russula) 32
granulosa (Amphisphseria) 685.
granulosa (Flammula) 70.
granulosa (Urocystis) 492.
Granulosas (Phseospora) 718.
granuloso-verrucosa (Pholiota) 64.
graphidioidea (Gloniella) 905.
graphidosporum (Platystomum) 889.
graveolens (Mcidium) 384.
graveolens (Entoloma) 56.
gregaria (Puccinia) 392.
gregarium (Platystomum) 889.
GrewiaB (Stigmatea) 650.
Griffithsii (Battarrea) 224.
Griffithsii (Philocopra) 607.
Grindelise (.Ecidium) 411.
grisea (Amanita) 2.
grisea (Stropharia) 87.
griseo-flavus (Marasmius) 40.

ibeticus specierum.

griseo-viridis (Pluteus) 53.
griseola (Puccinia) 326.
griseum (Phragmidium) 399.
griseus (Boletus) 100.
griseus (Gyroporus) 100.
Grossulariae (Spharella) 643.
grumosa (Puccinia) 364.
Guadalajavse (.Ecidium) 419.
Guardiol* (Puccinia) 299.
Guarese (.Ecidium) 427.
Guettardae (Scolecopeltis) 874.
Gussonei (Lenzites) 52.
Gymnopogonis (Puccinia) 380.
Gynerii (PhBeoscutella) 872.
Gynerii (Rhopographus) 858.
gyrosa (Cryphonectria) 784.
gyrosa (Xectria) 784.
Gyrophorse (Didymosphseria) 682.
Gyrophorce (Pharcidia) 682.

habunguense (/Ecidium) 418.
Hcematoxyli (Pyropolyporus) 118.
Hsematoxyli (Fomes) 118.
Hsemodori (Puccinia) 366.
halophila (Lizoniella) 661.
halophila (Ustilago) 477.
Hamamelidis (.Ecidium) 422.
hamatum (Dimerium) 537.
hamatum (Lachnocladium) 198.
Hammari (Phyllachora) 829.
Hammari (Uredo) 440.
Hammariana (Seynesia) 867.
Haplophylli (Uredo) 445.
haplospora (Miillerella) 593.
haplosporus (Endococcus) 593.
haplotella (Miillerella) 593.
haplotellus (Endococcus) 593.
Harmandi (Pleurotus) 25.
Harrimani (Microthyrium) 864.
hawaiensis (Laboulbenia) 921.
Hazslinskyi (Otthiella) 662.
Hedenii (Fuhninaria) 512.
Hedenii (Harpochytrium) 512.
Hederse (Didyniosphaeria) 678.
Hederre (Metaspharia) 698.
Hederse (Microthyrium) 863.
Hedera3 (Phomatospora) 578.
Helianthella; (.Ecidium) 411.
Helianthellee (Puccinia) 299.
Heliconise (Dothidella) 850.
Helini (Uredo) 441.

959

960 Index alp

Heliocarpl (Puccinia) 319.
heliotropicola (Puccinia) 381.
Hellebori (ophiobolus) 769.
Helleri (Melanospora) 781.
Helleri i S|iliaToderm:i) 781.
Hellerianus (rromyees) 215.
Ilelluodis (Laboulbenia) 921.
HHluomorpha? (Lahoullteuia) 921.
helopus (Polyporus) 107.
Helosciadii [JEcidiim) 317.
helvelloides (Cantbarellus) 37.
helvetica (Grandinia) 155.
hemiglossa (Xylaria) 625.
bemisphserica (Poronia) 620.
hemisphserica (Puceinia) 302.
hemisphserica (Urophlyctis) 515.
hemisphcericum (Mcidium) 302.
hemisphosricum (Entyloma) 515.
hemisphsericum (Scleroderma) 235.
hemisphcericus ((Edomyces) 515.
h em isph cericus ( Uromyces) 515.
Henningsiana (Lepiota) 5.
Henningsiana (Pleospora) 753.
Henningsii (Agaricus) 61.
Henningsii (Eccilia) 61.
Henningsii (Iredo) 456.
Henriettce (Agaricus) 15.
Hi-nriettae (Clitocybe) 15.
Henryana (Puccinia) 367.
Heraclei (Acanthostigma) 712.
Heraclei (Puceinia) 342.
herbarum (Pleospora) 748.
Heribaudii (Nidularia) 216.
berpotricha (Lentomita) 6>>3.
herpotrichum (Melanomma) 733.
Hertiae (Sphserella) 610,
heteracantha (Peroneutypa) 569.
heteerizans (Phseospora) 718.
hetmrizans (Verrucaria) 718.

rocheeta (Philocopra) 606.

ochceta (Pleurage) 606.
heterogamus i Mucor) 500.
heterogamus (Zygorrhynchus) 500.
heterogena (Ustilago) 475.
beterophracta (Leptospheerulina) 746

phractus (Endococcus) 746,
Heter ipteridis ( ^steridium) 885
idis Phyllachora) *::7
heterosporum (Phragmidium) 399.
Hetieri (Lepiota) 5.
Heucber e i Puccinia) 393
399

habeticus specierum.

Heuchera v, asiatica (Puccinia) 392.
HevesB (Ophiobolus) 772.
hians (Hysterium) 913.

Ilihisci (Didymella) 654.
Hiliisci (Iredo) 445.
hibisciatum (Mcidium) 374.
hibisciatum (Puccinia) 371.
hiemalis (Mucor) 494.
Hieracii (Gnomonia) 664,
hieronense (Entyloma) 183.
Hieronymi (Pleoravenelia) 407,
Hieronymi (Vizella) 861.
himalensis (Puccinia) 386.
Himantia (Odontia) 156.
hiinantioides (Merulius) 145.
Hippophaes (Didymospheeria) 677.
Hippophaes (Leptosphseria) 726.
Hippophaes (Rosellinia) 599.
Hireini (Catharinia) 743.
Hircini (Diaporthe) 674.
Hircini (Metasphseria) 695.
Hirculi (Melampsora) 264.
hirsutus (Cyathus) 214.
hispida (Berlesiella) 745.
hispida (Enchnosphseria) 713.
hispida (Trogia) 37.
Hoffmanni (Botryosphseria) 590.
Hoffmanni (Lachnocladium) 198.
Hohneliana (Fenestella) 76(5.
Hohnelii (Calonectria) S10.
bolcina (Puccinia) 379, 466.
holcina \ Uredo) 379.
Hollandii (Polyporus) 111,
Hollosiana (Disciseda) 233,
Ilolmskjoldi (Clavaria) 195.
holocyaneus (Polyporus) 105.
Holwayi (Entyloma) 482.
Holwayi (Neoravenelia) 408.
Hohvayi (Peridermium) 408.
Holtoayi (Ravenelia) 408.
Homalota? (Acallomyces) 917.
Homoianthi (Puecinia) 290.
hondurensis (Favolus) 141.
irensis (Hexagona) 141.
Hookeri (Puccinia) 379.
hortensis (Leptoni.i) 59.
bospitans (Mullerella) 594.
1 1 «iustoii ia- (Puccinia) 317.
bualiagense (.Ecidium) 431.
huallagensia (Asterina) 879.
huallagensis (Dothidella) *18.
huallagensis (Lembosia) 898,

Index

huallagensis (Phyllachora) 834

huallagensis (Puccinia) 324.

huallagensis (Uredo) 440.

huallagensis (Uromyces) 250.

Huberiana (Xylaria) 623.

Huberianum (Stereum) 164.

humicola (Mortierella) 506.

humidulum (Hydnum) 149.

humile (Trichoioma) 11.

humilis (Laboulbenia) 921.

humilis (Melampsora) 265.

Humirige (Seynesia) 866.

hungarica (Bovista) 234.

hungarica (Calvatia) 234.

hungaricum (Lycoperdon) 232.

hungaricus (Geaster) 227.

Hurse (Hypoxylopsis) 885.

hyalina (Debaryella) 809.

hyalina (Sordaria) 604.

hyalina (Uredo) 455.

Hyalothecse (Harpochytrium) 512.
hydnoidea (Puccinia) 374.

hydnoides (Merulius) 146.
hydnoideum (Mcidium) 374.
Hydrangese-paniculatee (/Ecidium)
Hydrocharitis (Tracya) 491.
hygrocyboides (Marasmius) 40.
hygrophanus (Boletus) 97.
hygrophanus (Suillus) 97.
hygrophila (Pharcidia) 649.
hygrophilum (Platystomum) 889.
hygrophilus (Endococcus) 649.
hygrophilus (Mucor) 497.
Hyoscyami (Peronospora) 522.
Hyperici (Aporia) 893.
Hyperici (Metasphau-ia) 695.
Hyperici (Schizothyrium) 893.
Hyphsenes (Pleomeliola) 554.
Hyphaster (Asterina) 876.
hyphicola (Ophionectria) 816.
hypholomoides (Hygrophorus) 28.
hypholomoides (Stropharia) 85.
hypnophilum (Corticium) 173.
hppnophilum (Pleurotellus) 26.
Hypoclueridis (Puccinia> 302.
Hypochceridis (Puccinia) 391.
hypocrellicola (Nectria) 793.
hypocreoides (Spha^rostilbe) 798.
hypophylla (Lembosia) 899.
hypostomatica (Sphrerella) 644.
hypoxantha (Eutypa) 569.
lujpoxantha (Eutypa) 569.

alphabeticus specierum

hypoxyioides (Amphispluvria) 599.
hypoxyloides (Hypocrea) S00.
hypoxvloides (Rosellinia) 599.
Hypoxylon (Xylaria) 628.
hypsophila (Tilletia) 489.
hypsophilus (Uromyces) 249.
hyptidicola (Puccinia) 329.
hyptidicolum (Dimerosporium) 536.
Hijptidis (Mcidium) 391.
Hyptidis (Ophioceras) 852.
Hyptidis (Puccinia) 391.
Hyssopi (Puccinia) 329.
hysterioides (Botryosphseria) 591.
hysterioides (Platystomum) 890.
hysterioides (Tseudographis) 905.

Icerbae (Pseudographis) 906.
Ichnaspidis (Broomella) 813.
Idrei (Didymosphaaria) 677.
ignescens (Cantharellus) 35.
Ikeni (Hydnum) 147.
ilicicola (Gloniopsis) 910.
illicicola (Polyporus) 110.
ilicicolam (Hysterographium) 910.
illuminnns (Mycena) 20.
illyricum (Stereum) 164.
imitans (Puccinia) 324.
Immersae (Didymella) 657.
Impatientis-Elymi (Puccinia) 467.
imperspicua (Puccinia) 345.
imperspicuum (Dimerium) 537.
implexicola (Sphserella) 641.
inanipes (Puccinia) 281.
incana (Da?dalea) 139.
incana (Dcedaleopsis) 139.
incarnata (Eichleriella) 208.
incarnata (Hirneoiina) 2<>s.
incarnata (Kneiffia) 182.
incarnatum (('orticium) 182.
incerta (Laboulbenia) 921.
incertum (/Ecidium) 411.
incisa (Trichosphaeria) 588.
incisum (Platystomum) 890.
inclusa (Puccinia) 290.
Ineongruse (Didymosplueria) 681.
incrus'ans (Chsetosphseria) 7:iii.
incurvum (.Ecidium) 410.
indccorata (Russula) 30.
indica (1'holiota) ()3.
Indigofene (Pleoravenelia) 407.
[ndigoferae (Uromyces) 25:).
induratus (Uromyces) 246.

961

61

962

Inflata (Tremella) 2
inflorescentias (Ustilago) 173.
infundibuliformis (Cyathus) 215,
Ingse (Gloniella) 903.
ingicola i Uromyces) 254,
innata (Pharcidia i 647.
s ( Verrucaria) 647.
inopinata < Puccinia i 274.
inops (Platystomum) 8
Inouyei (^Ecidium) 428

liosa (Hymenobia) 797.
insidiosa (Lsestadia i 574.
insidiosa (Nectria) 797.
insidiosum (Lophiostoma) 838.
insigriis (\\\ pocrea) 80U.
insignis I Laboulbenia) 921.
insignis i Puccinia) 3-8.
insulare {Ganoderma) 125.
insulare (Placidium) 586.
insularis (Komes) 125.
insularis (Physalospora) 586.
intermedium (Harpochytrium) 513.
intermcdiuin (Helicostyium) 505.
intermedium (Olpidium) 511.
intcrmixta (Calonectria) 811.
intybacea (Thelephora) 161.
Inula? (Coleosporium) 461
Inulae (Ophiochseta) 775.
Inulae-Helenii (.Kcidium) 411.
involvens (Mcidium) 392.
Ipomcece (Meliola) 549.
Ipomoese (Metasphseria) 700.

idurata (.!■:< idium) 315
Ipomceae-panduratae (Puccinia) 315
iquitosense (.Kcidium) 415.
iquitosensis (Meliola) 5 17.
Iriarti e (Nectria) 793.
iridigena (Leptospbseria) 729.
irregulare (Entoloma) 57.
irregularis (Amphisphseria) 634.
irregulari i < llpidiopsis) 511.
irregularis (Tryblidiella) 903.
irror;it:i (Collybla) 17.

Ilina (Mortierella) 506.
isabellinum (( lorticium) 172.
isabcllinus (Hypochnus) 189,
u) 172.
■iphora (Peroneutj pella) 570
187

BBmi (Sphacelotheca) 137.
187.
n io) 153.

Index alphabeticus specierum.

isoderma (Puccinia) 393.
Isoglossse i Ecidium) 416.
istriaca (Puccinia) 331.
italica (Diaporthe) 671.
italica (Henriquesia) 394.
italica (Meliola) 553.

lee (Phragmidium) 400.

Jacese (Metasphaeria) 698.
Jacquemonthc (jEcidium) U9
Jacquiniae (Lizoniella) 661.
jalapense (JBcidium) 417.
jaliscensis (Puccinia) 388.
jamaicensis (Komes) 118.
jamaicensis (Pyropolyporus) 118.
Jambosse (Puccinia) 34'.».
Jamesiana (Puccinia) 466.
japonica (Calostoma) 225.
japonica (Laboulbenia) 921.
japonica (Urocystis) 492
japonicum (Gymnosporangium) 462.
japonicus (Mitremyces) 225.
japonicus (Rhizopus) 503.
Jasmini-Cbrysopogonis (Puccinia) 166.
Jasonhe (1'redo) 437.
jaundensis (Xaucoria) 72.
javanica (Fleischeria) 820.
javanica (Limacinia) 558.
javanicum (Capnodium) 558.
javanicum (Corticium) 1*J3.
javensis (Cordvceps) 826.
joaquiensis (Cordyceps) 825.
Joffrini (Uromyces) 258
Johansonii (Lizoniella) 661.
Johnsonii (Lepiota) 6.
Johnsonii (Pistillaria) 201.
jonides (Marasmius) 40.
Jostephanes (Puccinia) 299.
juglandicola (AmphisphaeTia 685.
juglandina (Cucurbitaria) 765,
juglandina (Pleospora) 753.
juglandina (Spegazzinula) 808.
Juglandis (Metasphseria) 702.
Junci (Leptosphseria) 728.
Junci (Uromyces) 470.
juncicola (ophiobolus) 771
juncina (Metasphseria) 703.
juncina (Uredo) 454.

inus | Uromyces) 454.
Juniperi (Amphisphseria) 684.
Juniperi (Diaporthe) 670.
Juniperi (Trematosphseria) 735.

Ijidex

Juniperi (Xerocarpus) 181.
juniperinum (Gymnosporangium)
Juniperi (Xylaria) 627.
juranum (Dryodon) 150.
juranum (Hydnum) 150.
jurensis (Polystictus) 127.
Jurinee (Puccinia) 293.

uruana (Dothidea) 854.

uruana (Hypocrella) 817.

uruana (Meliola) 548.

uruana (Paranectria) 812.

uruana (Physalospora) 582.

uruana (Seynesia) 865.

uruana (Zukalia) 543.

uruanum (Aulograj>hum) 895.

uruanus (Polyporus) 112.

uruense (/Ecidium) 431.

uruense (Hypoxylon) 612.

uruense (Lycoperdon) 231.

uruensis (Actiniopsis) 871.

uruensis (Cyphella) 192.

uruensis (Cordyceps) 827.

uruensis (Geaster) 228.

uruensis (Gibbera) 662.

uruensis (Guepinia) 206.

uruensis (Hygrophorus) 29.

uruensis (Naucoria) 73.

uruensis (Nectria) 793.

uruensis (Penicilliopsis) 528.

uruensis (Phseopterula) 201.

uruensis (Phyllachora) 831.

uruensis (Uredo) 442.

uruensis (Xylaria) 631.

Kabatianus (Uromyces) 249.
kakelense (/Ecidium) 423.
kampuluvensis (Uredo) 450.
kansense (Tylostoma) 220
kansensis (Hypocopra) 605.
kansensis (Pleospora) 747.
kansensis (Pleurage) 602.
kansensis (Sordaria) 602.
kansensis (Sporormia) 738.
karelica (Puccinin) 373.
karstenii (Peniophora) 179.
Kentise (Pleospora) 754.
kermanensis (Puccinia) 292.
Klebahni (Melampsora) 463.
Klitzingii (Lysurus) 214.
Knautise (Leptosphreria) 726.
Kolaczakii (Ustilago) 487.
komabense (Corticium) 169.

218.

alphabeticus specierum.

komabensis (Thelephora) 162.
462. Komarowii (Clastopsora) 264.

Komarowii (Puccinia) 350.
Komarowii (Uromyces) 245.
Korberi (Leptogrhaphis) 705.
Korberi (Leptospheria) 705.
Korberi (Metasphreria) 705.
kozukensis (Puccinia) 379.
Kraunhise (Phacopsora) 267.
Kriegeriana (Melampsorella) 267.
Kriegeriana (Phlebia) 155.
Kriegeriana (Uredo) 451.
Krieg-eriana (Valsaria) 691.
Krigia: (Puccinia) 298.
krjukowensis (Elasmomyces)
krjukowensis (Secotium) 218.
Kummeriana (Septoria) 59.
Kundmannire (1'uccinia) 347.
Kunzei (Venturia) 651.
Kusanoana (Ustilago) 477.
Kusanoi (Dothidella) 850.
Kusanoi (Eutypa) 568.
Kusanoi (Pucciniastrum) 401.

labens (Leptosphseria) 727.
labens (Microcyclus) 845.
Labiatorum (Dimerium) 537.
labiatus (Leucoporus) 113.
labiatus (Polyporus) 113.
laceratus (Crepidotus) 76.
lachnocephala (Collybia) 16.
laciniata (Battarrea) 224.
laciniata (Thelephora) 161.
Lacroixii (Cordcyeps) 826.
lactescens (Corticium) 170.
lactescens (Polystictus) 130.
lacteus (Irpex) 153.
Lactucarum (Puccinia) 303.
lactucina (Puccinia) 303.
lactucinum (.Ecidium) 371.
lacunosus (Boletus) 97.
lacustre (Thelidium) 647.
lacustris (Pharcidia) 647.
lacustris (Pleospora) 756.
Ueticolor (Merulius) 145.
laeticolor (Polyporus) 102.
hrticolor (Scutioer) 102.
hetum (Corticium) 173.
tietum (Uyphoderma) 173.
Lagerheimi (Lizoniclla) 661.
Laguna* (Cautharcllus) 37.
Laguna (Dictyolus) 37.

963

964

lnilcx alphabeticus specierum.

Laguncularise (Meliola) 547.
lamelliporus (Lentinus) 49.
lamellosa (Poria) 188.
Langloisii (Dimerium) 537.
Langloisii | Fomes) 118.

lloisii (Pyropolyporus) 118
Lapponica (Ophiognomonia) 776.
Laricina (Herpotrichia) 715.
laricina (Hysterop is) 909
Laricis-Capraearum (Melampsora) 463.
Laricis-Daphnoidis (Melampsora) 463.
Laricis-epitea (Melampsora) 163.
Laricis-Nigricantis (Melampsora) 463.
Laricis-Pentandrae (Melampsora) 4(3.
Laricis-populina (Melampsora) 163.
Laricis-Purpurese (Melampsora) 463.
Laricis-Tremulse (Melampsora) 463.
larigna (Gioniopsis) 909.
larigna (Hysteropsis) 909.
larvaformis (Helicomyces) 519.
larvata (Podocrea) 799.
larviformis (Drepanoconis) 519.
Larviformis (Meliola) 548.
Laserpitii (Puccinia) 342.
latericium (Dimerium) 537.
Lathyri (Leptosphseria) 722.
latitans (Didymella) 657.
latitans (Obryzum) 657.
latitans (Valsaria) 692.
Latonee (Lahoulbenia) 921.
Laurentiana (Puccinia) ^53
Lauxaniai (Entomophthora) 510.
laxa (Pterula) 201.
laxa (Thelephora) 170.
Leandrae (Auerswaldia) 842.
Ledi (< Ihrysomyxa) 460.
lejoderma (Puccinia) 311.
Le-Monnieriana (Piptocephalis) 508.
lentiformis (Metasphseria) 701.
lentinoides (Polyporus) 113.
leonotidicola (Puccinia) 328.
Leontices ( Ecidium) 432.
Leontodontis (Puccinia) 301.
Leopoldina (Peroneutypa) 569.
Lepac h;. jalospora i 582

Lepargyri ■■>■ (Valsa) 563.

thi Dimerium) 540.

lagathis (Dimerosporium) 540.
lepidiicola (Pleospora) 717.
Lepidoboli (Tolj posporium) 191.
Lepiotoide (Russula) 32.
Lepiotoid< aria) 86.

leporina (Delitschia) (587.
leproides (Physoderma) 515.
leproides (Urophlyctis) 515.
leptoderma (Phellorina) 239.
leptopus (Marasmius) 39.
leptosperma (Puccinia) 360.
leptospermus (Geaster) 228.
leptospora (Splnerella) 644.
leptothecium (Lophium) 1*14.
Le-Ratii (Squamotuliera) 621.
Leucadis (Puccinia) 329.
Leucamue (Ravenelia) 407.
leucanthematum (Ceoma) 369.
Leucanthemi (Mcidium) 369.
Leucanthemi (Entyloma) 482.
leuceriicola (Puccinia) 313.
leucocreas (Xypoxylon) 613.
leucoderma utriculicola (Cintractia) 479.
leucophasa (Hirneolina) 209.
leucosticta (Homostegia) 857.
leucostroma (Melanconiella) 691.
Leuza? (Puccinia) 298.
levantica (Gloniopsis) 910.
leve (Corticium) 170.
leve (Corticium) 181.
leve (Diorchidium) 395.
levigata (Kneiffia) 181.
levis (Kneiffia) 181.
levis (Pleoravenelia) 407.
levis (Purrinia) 395.
levispora (Uattarrea) 224.
Libertise (Asterina) 880.
lichenoides (Kretzschniaria) 611.
lichenum (Pharcidia) 619.
Ligericae (Puccinia) 467.
Ligniaria (Collybia) 17.
lignicola (Didymosphaeria) 670.
lignicola (Geaster) 228.
lilacina (Cyphella) 192.
liliacea (Tulasnella) 210.
Lilii-cordifolii (.Kcidium) 435.
liliputiana (Volvaria) 53.
limitata (Cintractla) 480.
Limosa3 (Puccinia) 467.
limpidus (Mucor) 498.
Llndrothii (Puccinia) 351.
Lindsea' (1'redo) 451.
lincaris (Puccinia) 467.
lineata (Sphserella) 641.
lineatum (Mycospharium) 641.
Lineolatus (Lromyces) 470.
l.ini (Entyloma) 482.

418.
700.

107.
763.

533

153.

847.

Lionnetii (Fomes) 124.
Lionnetii (Ganoderma) 124.
Lippise (Meliola) 546.
Lippise (Uredo) 441.
Lippise-sidoidis (/Ecidium)
Liriodendri (Metasphseria)
lithophylloides (Polyporus)
Lithospermi (Pleosphseria)
Litseie (JEcidium) 355.
Litsese (Dimerosporiam)
Litsese (Puccinia) 355.
lividum (Protohydnum^
Lloydii (Geaster) 226.
Lloydii (Podocrea) 799.
Lobelise (Puccinia) 391.
locellata (Poria) 132.
locellatus (Physisptorus) 132.
locusticola (Vlucor) 495.
locustiphila (Cordyceps) 824
Loannbohmii (Poria) 135.
Lolii (Puccinia) 467.
lonchocarpicola (Dothidella)
longaense (vEcidium) 420.
longaensis (Uredo) 450.
Longiana (Puccinia) 321.
Longiana (Ravenelia) 404.
Longiana (Xylaria) 628.
longicaudata (Pleurage) 601.
longicaudata (Sordaria) 601.
longicaulis (Corethromyces)
longicollis (Spumatoria) 663.
longipes (Sporormia) 737.
longirostrata (Peroneutypella)
longirostrata ( Valsa) 570.
longirostris (Endothia) 675.
longispora (Kneiffia) 181.
longispora (Leptosphceria) 773.
longispora (Rhynchonectria) 799.
longisporics (Eleutheromyces) 799.
longissima (Puccinia) 467.
lopadostoma (Rbynchosphserin)
topadostomum (Melanomma) 740.
lophiostomacea (Lembosia) 900.
luandensis (Puccinia) 330.
Lugose (Puccinia) 298.
lungusaensis (Phyllachora)
lupina (Leptosphseria) 720,
Lupini (Dicceoma) 263.
Lupini (Trematosphseria)
Lupini (Uromijces) 263
lupinicola (Leptosphseria) 720.
lupinicola (Uromyces) 263.

Index alphabeticus specierum.

lurida (Coniophora) 183.
lusitanica (Odontia) 157.
lutea Guepinia) 206.
lutea (Sphserostilbella) 778.
luteo-alba (Clnvaria) 196.
luteo-basis (Russula) 34.
luteolus (Panus) 50.
luteo-pilosa (Nectria) 792.
luteo-rostrata (Torrubiella) 817.
luteum (Entoloma) 57.
luticola (Lasiosphseria) 714.
luxemburgensis (Leptosphseria)
luxurinns (Puccinia) 376.
luxurians (Puccinia) 390.
luxuriosa (Puccinia) 390.
Luzulse Cintractia) 481.
Luzulse (Metasphseria) 704.
Luzulse (Pleospora) 755.
Luzuloe (Ustilago) 481.
Lycoctoni (JEcidium) 358.
Lycoctoni (Puccinia) 358.
Lycoctoni (Vredo) 358.
lycoperdoides (Schulzeria) 9.
lycuroides (Ustilago) 477.
Lysimachioe (Puccinia) 394.

965

911

570.

740.

831.

734.

723.

Mac-Alpini (Puccinia) 391.
Macarangse (Dimerium) 539.
Macarangce (Dimerosporium) 539.
Macarangse (Engleruln) 529.
maceiensis (Uredo) 444.
machseriicola (Physalospora) 581.
macha^riophila (Dothidella) 817.
Machili (.Ecidium) 430.
mncilentus (Pleurotus) 25.
Maclagani (Tilletia) 490.
Maclagani (Ustilago) 490.
Mac-Owani (Uromyces) 259.
Mac-Owaniana (Pleoravenelia) 407.
macrescens (Hydnum) 152.
macrocarpa (Ravenelia) 406.
macropus (Gymno?porangiu:nt 462.
Macrosiphonia (Phyllnchora) 837:
mncrospora (Acerbiella) 768.
macrospora (Cryptovalsa) 567.
macrospora (Didymosphserin) 680.
macrospora (Graphiola) 493.
macrospora (Lasiosp/urria) 768.
macrospora (Phyllachora) 832.
macrosporn (Physnlospora) 579.
macrospora (Seynesia) «68.
macrosporum (Corticium) 174.

:•(•,<; lndox

Macrozamise (Cryptosporella) 593

maculans i Metasphreria) 708.

macularis (Asterella) 883.

maculatum (Scleroderma) 235.

maculicola (Puccinia) 394.

maculipes (( Jortinarius) 80.

maculosua (Polyporus) 104.

madeirense (Lachnocladium) L98

madeirensis (Nectria | 796.

madeirensis (Phyllachora) 833.

madeirensis (Polystictus) 126.

madeirensis (Rosellinia) 597.

Madia (Coleosporium) 395,

Madiae (Puccinia) 282.

Madiee (Stichopsora) 395.

Magelhaenica (Puccinia) 884.

magnatum (.Ecidium) 435.

magnifica (Russula) 30.

magnivelaris (Stropharia) 8G.

Magnoliae (Dimerium) 537.

Magnoliae (Metasphaeria) 095.
Magnoliae (Pleomassaria) 759.

Mngnolur (Sporoctomorpha) 695.

Magnolise (Valsaria) G(.»2.
Magnusiana (Melampsora) 4(>3.
Magnusiana (Puccinia) 467.
Magnusii (Puccinia) 467.
Mahoniae (Pseudographis) 905.
Majantbemi (Pyrenophora) 759.
major (Broomclla) 813.
majuscula (Botryosphaeria) 590.
Makinoi (Caeoma) 459.
Mali (Diaporthe) 668.
Mali (Plowrightia) 845.
malvicolum (.Ecidium) 425.
mamillata (Puccinia) 467.
mammosa (Lepiota) 7.
mammosum (Tylostoma) 222.
manaoense (Diorchidium) 394.
manaoensis (Asterella) 882
manaoensis (Dothidea) 853.
manaoensis (Lcmaosia) 898,
manaoensis (Meliola) 517.
manaosensis (Micropeltis) 869,
manaosensi (Parodiella) 542.
manaosensis (Perisporina) ~>\~>.
manaosensis | Phj llachora i 829.
manaosensis (Physalospora) 582.
manao ensis (1 leopeltisj 872
Mangarani i Ecidium) 436.
M:m: [ferae Bresadolia) 1 in.
manihoticola (Meliola) 550

alphabeticus Bpecierum.

Manihotis (iMmerosporium) 536.

Maprounese (.Eoidium) 423.

Maprouneae (Phyllachora) 834.

Maprouneae (Uredo) 44}.

mararyense (.Eeidium) 431.

mararyensis (Dothidella) 81«.

mararyensis (Physalospora) 580.

mararyonsis (Urodo) 44~>.

marasmioides (Melanppus) 106.

marasmioides (Polyporus) 106.

Mare^raviae (Asteridella) 8ST).

Marchanthis3 (Phaeosphaerella) ('>!'>.

Marci (Ecidium) 424.

marginalis (Klammula) 69.

marginalis (Hypocrella) 818.

maryinata (Clitocyhe) 12.

marginata (Cyphella) 192.

mnrginata (Massaria) 732.

niaryine-incrassata (Uredo) 446.

Mariae-Wilsoni (Puccinia) 392.

Marianro (Puccinia) 284.
Mariani (Septobasidium) 204.

marinus (Pyrrhosorus) 516.
Maritimae (Uromyces) 470.
marmellensis (Seynesia) 866.
marmellosensis (Polyporus) 103.
marmellosensis (Sphaerostilbe) 798.
Mnrsdenia; (Puccinia) 334.
Martii (Thelephora) 16(J.
Martinatiana (Arthropyrenia) 618.
Martinatiana (Pharcidia) 648.
marUnicense (Mycenastrum) 237.
martinicenso (Scloroderma) 237.
mnrtinicensis (Pholiota) 64.
martiniconsis (Xerotus) 51.
massarioides (Didymosplucria) <V77.
massarioides (Pleospora) 752
Massoi (Nectria) 785.
inattoyrossensis (Meliola) 550
Mauhlancii (iEcidium) 432.
\fauriti<B (Spharia) 587.
Mauritise (Trabutia) 587.
mauritiicola (Corallomyces) 807.
maxima (Auerawaldia) si i
maxima (Capnodiella) 621.
maximum (Capnodium) 621
Maydis (Phyllachora) 838.

Mnydis (PuCClnia) 467.

Maydis (Sphasrulina) 694.

Mayori (.Eeidium) 117.
media (Laboulbenia) '.'21 .
Medicaginis (Uredo) 44r>.

lndex alphabeticus specierum.

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Megalonychi (Laboulbenia) 922.
.magalospora (Trematosphoeria) 735.
megalotheca (Pleospora) 750.
megas (Seynesia) 868.
megastoma (Diatrype) 566.
Megatherium (Puccinia) 363.
Mei-mamillata (Puccinia) 467.
meizospora (Leptosphgeria) 729.
mejospora (Wallrothiella) 588.
Melaleucse (Microthyriuai) 863.
Melaleucse (Phyllachora) 835.
Melampyri (Coleosporium) 461.
Melananthi (/Ecidium) 416.
melanocephalus (Polyporus) 109.
melanocephalus (Xanthochrous) 109.
melanoderma (Anthostomella) 594.
melanommoides (Platystomum) 889.
melanopsis (Puccinia) 364.
melanostigmoides (Wallrothiella) 588.
melanotes (/Ecidium) 430.
meJasmioides (Puccinia) 357.
Melasphperuloe (Uromyces) 260.
Melastomatacese (Seynesia) 866.
Melise (Calonectria) 810.
Melicse (Puccinia) 379.
Melicyti (Dothidella) 846.
Meliloti (Pleospora) 750.
membranaceus (Pleurotus) 24.
Memmingeri (Coltricia) 127.
Memmingeri (Polystictus) 127.
Memorae (Asterina) 879.
Memora3 (Puccinia) 322.
mendozanum (Perisporium) 554.
Menieri (Tilletia) 490.
Mentzelise (Stichopsora) 395.
Menziesise (Chrysomyxa) 396.
Mercurialis (Cceoma) 459.
Mercurialis (Nectria) 792.
Mercurialis (Uromyces) 249.
Mertensiaa (/Ecidium) 419.
mexicana (Phyllachora) 832.
mexicana (Thecaphora) 488.
mexicanum (jEcidium) 432.
Mezerei (Diaporthe) 670.
Mezerei (Metaspha?ria) 700.
Michaelisii (Cordyceps) 823.
michailowskjanus (Elamomyce) 218.
michailoivskjanus (Secotium) 218.
michailowskojensis (Chilonectria) 779.
michailoioskojcnsis (Lentinus) 51.
michailowskoiensis (Panus) 51.
Michelii (Clavaria) 197,

Miconioe (Auerswaldia) 841.
Micranthae (Puccinia) 378.
microcarpa (Nidula) 215.
microcarpa (Peroneutypa) 570.
microcarpum (Dimerium) 540.
microcarpum (Dimemsporium) 540.
microcarpum (Tichothecium) 676.
Microchlose (Uromyces) 262.
Microlonchi (Puccinia) 287.
Micromerise (Puccinia) 328
mieroscopica (Leptosphseria) 729.
microscopicum (Microthyrium) 862.
microsora (Melampsora) 265.
microsorum (Hypoxylon) 613.
microsperma (Puccinia) 391.
microspermus (Agaricus) 83.
microsphincta (Puccinia) 337.
microspora (Calostoma) 225.
microspora (Daldinia) 618.
microspora (Delitschia) 686.
microspora (Endoxyla) 570.
microspora (G-onatobotri/s) 598
microspora (Hexagona) 143.
microspora (Hypocorpa) 606.
microspora (Kretzschmaria) 615.
microspora (Prachtflorella) 508.
microspora (Physalospora) 586.
microspora (Poria) 132.
microspora (Solenoplea) 619.
microspora (Ustilago) 475.
microspora (Ustilago) 473.
microspora (Valsaria) 692.
microsporum (Eurotium) 527.
microsporum (Glonium) 896.
microsporum (Melanomma) 733.
microsporus (Favolus) 143.
microsporus (Mitremyces) 225.
microsporus (Physisporus) 133.
microsporus (Pleurotus) 25.
microstoma (Diaporthe) 669.
microtheca (Asterella) 833.
microtheca (Asterina) 8S3.
microthyrioides (Auerswaldia) 843.
microthyrioides (Leptosphreria) 727.
microthyrioides (Sphaerulina) 691.
Microtidis (Uromyces) 258.
microtricha (Rosellina) 599.
miedzyrzecensis (Platygloea) 204.
Mikaniae (Cystopus) 519.
Mikanise (Dothidella) 849.
Mikanke (Dothidella) 845.
Mikanise (Microcyclus) 845.

Index

Millefolii (Puccinia) 277,

millegrana (Rosellinia) 593.

mimosicola > \fycospharella) 636.

mimosicola (Sphserella) 636.

miniato-flexuosus (Coprinus) 91.

miniatus (( lantharellus) 35.

minima i Didymosphseria) 676

minima (Dothidella) S51 .

minima (Melanopsamma) 659.

minima (Pekiella) 780.

minima Physalospora) 581.

niinimn (Pseudovalsn) 741.

minor (Hypoxj lon) 611.

minor (Montagnites) 95.

minor (1'harcidia) 649.

minus (Platystomum) 889.
minusonlus (Polyporus) 114.
minuta (Didymosphseria) 679.
minuta (Phyllachora) 832.
iuinuta (Rosellinia) 598.
ntinutfllti.nl (Mcidiolum) 309.
minutissima (Kxidin) 207.
minutissimus (Polystictus) 129.
minutula (Puccinia) 276
minutum (Dimerium) 537.
minutum (Tylostoma) 223.
minutus (Phorcys) 679.
minutus (Pl mrotus) 26
mirahilis (Capnodiopsis) 555.
mirabilis I Laestadia) 573.
miryense (.Ecidiuni) 127
miryensis (Cordyceps) 825.
miryensis (Phyllachora) 828.
missangi Marasmius) 42.

Mitchellii (Ustilago) 477.
mitrata (Puccinia) 326.
mkusiensis (Uredo) 440.
modica (Puccinia)
Modiola; i Puccinia) 352.
mogiam nsis (1 ronr ces i 259
Moliniae (Puccinia) 407.
molle (< 'orticiura) 172.
Molleri (Stilbohypoxylon) 634.
Mdlleri (Zygorrhynchus) 500.
Molleriana | Rosellinia) •
Molluginis (l inomonia - 664.
molluscus (Merulius) 145
Monardella (Puccinia) 331.
monilifi r telothi 187

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monilifera (Dimerium) 537.
moniliforme | Lachnocladium) 199.

alphabeticus specierum,

monilispora (Leptosphseria) 728.

Monninse | Dimerium) 537.

Monninse (Phyllachora) 829.

montanensis (flypocopra) 605,

montanensis (Sordaria) 605.

montaniensis (Sphacelotheca) 187

montaniensis (1 stilag-o) 478.

montaniensis (Ustilago) 187,

montanum (Lophodermium) 913,

montanum (Synchytrium) 513.

montellica (Sphaerella) 645

monticola (Guepinia) 206.

mordax (Eccilia) 00.

Moreniana (Puccinia) 363.

raoricola (JScidium) 435.

moricola (Uredo) 451.

moriformis (Crotonocarpia) 704.

moriformis (Cryphonectria) 784.

moriformis (Hypocreopsis) 784.

Morinii (Pilobolus) 505.

Mbroti (Caoma) 399.

Morreniae (Puccinia) 394.

Morthieri (Melomastia) 707.

Morthieri iZujnoella) 707.

moschata (Nectria) 796.

Mosohosmatis (iEcidium) 417.

mucilaginosus (Mucor) 496.

mucophila (Fulminaria) 512.

Mucunse (Didymella) 654.
mugellanum (Aulographum) 895.
Miihlenbeckiaa (Puccinia) 394,
Muhlenbergise (Puccinia) 374.
MQhlenbergiae (Ustilago) 478.
Mulgedii (Puccinia) 304.
Mulgedii (Uromyces) 244.
Mulgedii (Uromyces) 394.
Miilleri (Podaxon) 219.
multicaudata (Pleurage) 6 »3.
multicaudata (Sordaria) 603.
multifida (Thelephora) 128.
multifidum (Hydnutn) 128.
multiforme (Hypoxylon) 611.
multiformis (Gloniopsis) 911.
multiramis (Cantharellus) 34.
multisquamosa lAmanita) 2.
multipunctus (Holetus) 100.
muriculata (Botryosphseria) 591.
murinUs (Hypochnus) 187.
musashiensis (Komes) 120.
muscicola (( lorticium) 175.
muscigena (Thejepkora) 191.
i muscigena (( vphella) 191.

Nakanishikii (Ustilago) 474.

nana (Didymospharia) 679.

nana (Naucoria) 73

nana {Psalliota) 85.

nana (Pterula) 200.

nanoraitra (Puccinia) 274.

nanus (Agaricus) 85.

Napoleonis (Laboulbenia) 923.

Nastanthi (Puccinia) 314.

nauseosus (Lej)tosporus) 114.

nauseosus (Polyporus) 114.

nebulosa (Venturia) 653,

necans (Physalospora) 586.

necatrix (Dematophora) 595.

necatrix (Rosellinia) 595.

Needhami (Gnomonia) 666.

Negeriana (Asterina) 877.

Negeriana (Meliola) 554.

Negeriana (Parodiella) 541.

Negeriana (Teichosporella) 745.

neglectus (Cantharellus) 34.

neglectus (Mucor) 499.

negrensis (Puccinia) 3?4.

Negundinis (Rosellinia) 598.

Nelsonii (Gymnosporangium) 271 et 462.

Nelsonii (Roestelia) 409.

Nemesioz (Cronartium) 461.

nemoralis (Puccinia) 467.

neocaledonicum (Hypoxylon) 610.

neocaledonicura (Stereum) 164.

neo-mexicana (Ohleriella) 73 3.

neottizans (Leptosphaeria) 730.

neotlizans (Verrucaria) 730.

Index alphabeti

musicola (Psathyra) 90.
mussooriense (Lachnocladium) 198.
mussooriense (Tylostoma) 223.
mussooriensis (Cladoderris) 163.
mutabile (Melanommn) 733.
Mutisise (Phyllachora) 836.
myceliosa (Clavaria) 193.
myceliosa (Poria) 134.
Myosotidis (Puccinia) 387.
Mi/osuri-Eranthidis (Peronospora) 521.
myosuroides (Cordyceps) 826.
myriasca (Anixia) 530.
myriensis (Naucorin) 73.
myriensis (Polyporus) 107.
Myristicaa (Perisporium) 544.
Myrrhis (Puccinia) 339.
Myrtilli (Wallrothiella) 587.

cus specierum.

nervincola (Puccinia) 312.
ngamboensis (Uredo) 448.
Niaouli (Polyporus) 109.
Niaouli (Xarithochrous) 109.
Nicholsoni (Pleuroascus) 532.
Nicolai (Leptospheria) 700.
Nicolai (Metasphseria) 700.
Nicotianae (Peronospora) 521.
Nicotianse (Uredo) 440.
nidicola (Microascus) 610.
nidulans (Uredo) 445.
nidus-avis (Gymnosporangium) 462.
nigerrima (Diaporthe) 571.
nigra (Circinella) 501.
nigrellus (Leptoporus) 116.
nigrellus (Polyporus) 116.
nigrescens (Monoicomyces) 915.
nigrescens (Puccinia) 391.
nigrescens (Puccinia) 391.
nigricans (Entyloma) 56.
nigricans (Platyglcea) 204.
nigrificans (Zignoella) 711.
nigripes (Polystictus) 126.
nigritella (Leptosphserulina) 746.
nigritella (Yerrucaria) 746.
nigro-marginata (Lepiota) 4.
nigro-papillata (Pleonectria) 814.
nigro-velata (Metasphasria) 702
Nishidanum (Triphragmium) 402.
nitens (Melanopsamma) 659.
nitida (Poria) 133.
nitidum (Platystomum) 890.
nitidus (Arachnomyces) 532.
nivalis (Teichospora) 761.
nivea (Clavaria) 197.
nivea (Pterula) 200.
niveipes (Tricholoma) 9.
niveum (Corticium) 170.
niveus (Marasmius) 43.
nobile iPlatystomum) 890.
nobilis (Cortinarius) 79.
nocticolor (1'uccinia) 387.
nodospora (Nolanea) 59.
Xolinse (Tolysporella) 491.
nonensis (Puccinia) 369.
nootkatensis (Uredo) 452.
norvegica (Leptosphajria) 722.
notata (Laboulbenia) 922.
novo-zelandica (Puccinia) 392.
iioxia (1'lowrightia) 845.
nucicolum (Ili/sterium) 913.
nucicolum (Hysterographinm) 913.

969

870 Index

Nucis-Avellanre 1 1 daporthe) (57:?.
nuculoides (Platystomum) 889.
nudipes (( lortinarius) 79.
nummularia (Ustilago) 47S,
nutana (Mcelleriella) 780.
m ikensis (Uromyces) 260.
nyssagena (Melanconiella) 001.

oazacana (Puccinia) 272.
oaxacanus (Uromyces) 249.
obdueens (Gibberidea) 739.
obducons (Puccinia) 285.
obducens (Tomentella) 183.

sa (1'nccinia) 32<>.
obliquata (Ceratospha?ria) 710.
obliquata (Laboulbenia) (.t22
obliquus (Cortinarius) 79-
obpatellata (Camillea) 620.
obscura (Puccinia) 467.
obtertii (Calonectria) 872.
obtecta (Trichopeltis) 872.
obtectum (Platystomum) 889.
obtegens (Puccinia) 290.
obtii.su (Puccinia) 391.
obtusata (Puccinia) 467.
occidentale (.Ecidium) 433.
occidentale (Lophiostoma) 889.
occidentale (Phragmidium) 399.
occidentalis (Sphacelotheca) 487.
occidentalis (Uromyces) 251.
occultata (CeratosphaTa) 715.
occultata (Rosellinia) 6(X).
occultum (Dimeriuni) 537.
ocellata (Metasphseria) 695.
ochrnceo-flava (Credo) 449.
ochracec—niger (Marasmius) 45.
ochraceo-papillatus (Marasmius)
ochraceo-hirta (Flammula) 68
ochraceum {Hydnum) 150.
ochraceus (Cantharellue) 36.
ochraceus (Neurophyllum) 36.
ochroleuca (Lepiota) 5.
ochroleuca (Nectria) 789.
ochroleucum (Stereum) l<'-r>.
ochroleucum (Xylopodium) 239.
ochrostoma (Herpotrichia) 714.
Ocotese (Phyllachora) *:<:{.
oculatua (Lactarius) 29
odoratum (Stereum) 166.
CEderi (Puccinia) 322
CEdichiri (Laboulbenia) 922.
CEdoi onii (Lagenidium) 516.

alphabeticus Bpecierum.

CEnanthes (Enlyloma) 482.

(EnothertB (JEcidivm) 370.

CEnotherse (Pleospora) 749.

CErteliana (Spheerella) 636

ohiense (Hypoxylon) 612.

oidiifera (Achlya) 518.

Olese (Ophiopeltis) 873.

oligocarpa (Nectria) 786.

oligospora (Leptoephaeria) 730.

oligospora (Xenospharia) 7:30.

oligotrichum (Dimerium) 537.

olivacea (ColU/bia) 15.

olivacea (Coniopliorella) 183.

olivacea (Fiammula) 70.

Ollvacese (Pharcidia) 649.

olivaceum (Dimerium) 539.

olivascens (Polystictus) 129.

Olvrae (Uredo) 456.

Oncidii (1'redo) 452.

Onopordi (Puccinia) 289.

Onosmodii LEcidium) 418.

opegraphicola (Miillerelln) 594.

Operculariae (Puccinia) 317.

Opbeliaj (1'redo) 443.

ophioboloides (Leptosjiha^riopsis) 731

Ophiopogonis (1'redo) 453.

Opizii (JEcidium) 371.

Opizii (Puccinia) 371, 467.

opposita (Lizoniella) 661.

opj)osta (Phyllachora) 8:13

Opulastri (Metasphseria) 697.

opulenta (AstereUa) 876.

opulenta (Asterina) K70.

opulenta (Didymosphreria) 682.

opulentus (Endococcus) 682.

orbiculata (Puccinia) 389.
39. orbiculatum (Dimerium) 537.

orbiculatum (Dimerosporium) 537.

Orchidearum-Phalaridis (Puccinia) \ff

Orchidis (Tieghemella) 501.

Orchidis-Repentis (Melampsora) 463.

oregonensis (Puccinia) 3:i7.

orgaoensis (Diatrypella) 57^.

orgaoensis (Dothidea) B53.

ornamentale (Peridermium) 409

ornata (Calonectria) 811.

nmata (Nectria) 793.

< irni fPeltosphseria) 74 1.

ornithopoda (Clavarla) 196

Orthocladse (Balansiella) 822.

Orthoclada (Ciaviccps) 822

< tsmundae (Uredinopsis) 270

Index alphabeti

Osyridis (Dothidella) 844.
Osyridis (Microcyclus) 844.
Otiophorre (Puccinia) 317.
Otopoppi (Puccinia) 284.
Oudemansii (Puccinin) 386.
ovina (Lasiosphasria) 714.
Oxalidis (Sphterulina) 693.
Oxycedri (Gymnosporangium) 271.
Oxylobii (Lizoniella) 661.
Oxypodos (Monoicomyces) 915.
Oxyriaa (Laestadia) 574.
oxyspora (LeptosphcsHa) 769.
oxyspora (Metasphreria) 705.
oxyspora (Zignoella) 710.
oxysporus (Ophiobolus) 769.

pachyphloea (Puccinia) 362.
pachysporum (Platystornum) 890.
pachystomum (Platystomum) 890.
Padi (Eutypella) 564.
Padi (Pucciniastrum) 470.
Pasderias (Uredo) 439.
Palicurese (Uredo) 438.
pallens (Puccinia) 394.
pal/escens (Strobi/omyces) 101.
pallida (Brigantiella) 889.
pallida (Didymella) 655.
pnllida (Laboulbenia) 922.
pallida (Puccinia) 330.
pallida (Puccinia) 394.
pallida (Tulasnella) 210.
pallide-sepiaceus (Marasmius) 42.
pallidifolius (Cortinarius) 80.
pallidipes (Amanita) 2.
pnllidum (/Ecidium) 436.
pallidus (Hvgrophorus) 28.
palmicola (Penicilliopsis) 52S.
paludosa (Leptosphceria) 744.
paludosa (Puccinia) 467.
paludosus (Ophiobolus) 774.
paludosus (Hygrophorus) 27.
palustris (Russula) 32.
pamparum (Sphacelotheca) 486.
pamparum (Ustilago) 487.
Panacis (Uredo) 443.
Pundani (Asterina) 881.
Pandani (Leptosphreria) 728.
Pandani (Stigmatea) 650.
pangerangense (Dimerium) 537.
Panici (Meliola) 550.
Panici (Uredo) 456.
Panici (Uredo) 456.

cus specierum.

Panici-sulcati (Phyllachora) 840.
panicicola (Mycosphcere/la) 646.
panicicola (Sphasrella) 64f>.
Panicularias (Puccinia) 378.
Papaveris (Leptospha^ria) 719.
papillifera (Ravenelia) 405.
papilloideo-septata (Dothidea) 852.
par doxa (Galera) 75.
paraensis (Xylaria) 623.
paraguaya (Rosenscheldia) 852.
paraguayensis (Rosellinia) 596.
paranensis (Herpomyces) 916.
paranensis (Uredo) 451.
paraphysata (Asterina) 878.
paraphysatum (Coleosporium) 398.
parasitica (Clitocybe) 14.
parnsitica (Sphasrella) 646.
parasiticum (Dimerium) 538.
parasiticum (Dimerosporium) 538.
Paridis-Digraphidis (Puccinia) 467.
parietinaria (Didymosphajria) 681.
parietinaria (MicrotheUa) 681.
Parkia? (Dothidella) 848.
Parlatoria^ (Lisea) 808.
parmeliana (Trematosphariopsis) 736.
1'armula (Polystictus) 126.
Parmularia (Asterella) 882.
parmularioides (Lembosia) 900.
Parnassice (Mcidium) 263.
Parnassise (Puccinia) 353.
Parnassias (Sphrerella) 638.
Parnassice (Trichobasis) 263.
ParnassicB (Uredo) 263.
Parnassia3 (Uromyces) 263.
Parthelii (Entoloma) 55.
parvula (Coprolepa) 60S.
parvula (Hypocopra) 608.
parvula (Phyllachora) 834.
parvulus (Fomes) 123.
parvulus (Ganoderma) 123.
Pasadena3 (Uredo) 458.
pascuense (Hebeloma) 67.
paspalicola (Uredo) 455.
Paspali-notati (Sphacelotheca) 486.
Paspali-notati (Ustilago) 486.
1'aspali-Thunbergii (Ustilago) 478.
Passiflora3 (.Ecidium) 426.
Passiflorcc (Asterella) 877.
Passiflora) (Asterina) 877.
Passittora1 (Dimerium) 537.
PassiHorai (Spliasrella) 641.
passifloricolum (.Ecidium) 426.

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072 Index nl

Pastinacss-Scirpi (Uromyoes) 470.
pal igonicum ( Ecidium) 419,
Putellse (Di<h mnsphserin) 680
patens (( Jyphella) 192.
patens (Melogramma) 742.
Patonillardi (Ceriosporella) 707.
Patouillardi (Tremella) 205.
patrinise (.Keidium) 413.
pauciloculare (Phragmidium) 399.
paulense (Dimerium) 538.
paulense (Dimerosporium) 533.
paulense (Septobasidium) 204.
pauiensis (Clitocybe) 14.
paulensis (Fomes) 121.
paulensis (Iredo) 457.
paupcrculus (Acampsomyces) 017.
Pavonias (Uromyces) 251.
]);ixilloides (Russuln) 81.
Peckianum (Entoloma) 5G.
Peckil (Mcidium) 370.
Peckii (Clavaria) 106.
Peckii (Hygrophorus) 27.
Peckii (Puccinia) 370.
Peckii (Puccinia) 467.
Peckoltiae (Uredo) 441.
pecosense (Hypholoma) 88.
pedemontana (Anthostomella) 505.
pedemontana (Didymella) 655.
pedemontanus (Boletus) 06.
pcdicellatus (Cantharellus) 36.
pedicellatus (Dictyolus) 36.
pedicularis (Charonectria) 782.
peduncularis (Ophiobolus) 773.
Pelargonii (Leptosphseria) 722.
pellas (Didymosphseria) 682.
pellax (Endococcus) 682.
pellicula (Hypochnus) 180.
pellitus (' >phiobolus) 771.
pencana (Puccinia) 285.
Penicilliopsis (Mfilleroclavus) 634.
pennrila (Pterula) 200.
Penningtonii (Polyporus) 102.
Penningtonil (Pucclnia) 387.
Penniseti (Pucclnia) 390.
Penniseti-japonicl (Ustilago) 478.
pentagonospora (Eccilia) 60
Pentagj nee | Puccinia) 317.
Pentastemonis (( rloniella) 904
/'. tastemonis (Mycosphcerelld) 641,
Pentastemonia (Sphserella) 641
Penzigii (Gloniopsis) 912.
peperonioides (Xylaria) »>22.

phabeticus specierum.

Peplidis (Doiissansia) 481.
Periclymeni (Metasphseria) 701.
Pericopsidis (Mycosphcerella) 636.
Pericopsidis (Sphserella) 636
peridermiospora (Puccinia) 885 ei 167.
peridermiospora (Uredo) 385.
perigena (Didymella) 657.
perigena (Sphoeria) (557.
Periplanetse (Herpomyc< s) 916.
peristomata (Ncctria) 787.
Perkinsise (.Keidium) 413.
Perkinsise (.Lizoniella) 661.
perplexa (Laboulbenia) 022.
perplexans (Puccinia) 467.
perplexans (Puccinia) 334.
persistens (Puccihia) 467.
persolinus (Ophiobolus) 771.
Persoonia (Mycospharella) 639.
Persoonise (Sphserella) 639.
peruviana (Puccinia) 332.
Pestalozzaa (Pyrenophora) 750.
Petasitidis (Metasphseria) 600.
Petasitis (Coleosporium) 461.
Petersii (Podocrea) 700.
petiolaris (Leptospha_'ri;i) 726.
petiolaris (Ophiobolus) 772.
petiolicola (Gnomonin) 666.
pctiolicola (Seynesia) 866.
petiolorum (Didymosphseria) 678.
Petrreaj (Metasphseria) 600.
Petroselini (Puccinia) 340.
Petroselini (Uredo) 340.
Peucedani-parisiensis (Puccinia) 393.
pexatum (Hydnum) 151.
pezizoidea (Guepinia) 20(3.
pezizoidea (Nummularia) 618.
pezizoidca (Podocrea) 700.
pezhoidea (Tubercularia) 165.
Phacelise (Puccinia) 333.
Pbalaridis (Metasphseria) 705.
1'halaridis (Puccitiia) 467.
Phaseoll (Physalospora) 580.
Phellopteri (Puccinia) 345
philocoproides (Sordaria) 607.
Philodendri (Lembosia) 901.
Phlei-pratensis (Puccinin) 467.
phlyctopus (Puccinia) 391.
Phcenicis (( iraphiola) 493.
Phragmitfs (Pucoinia) 168.
pbrygica (Ustilago) 478.
phyllachoroidea (Tremella) 205.
phyllachoroides (Uromyces) 262.

Index a

phyllanthophila (Phyllachora) 834.
phyllodiorum (Massarinula) 658.
PMllyrecB (JEcidium) 26S.
Phillyrece (Cceoma) 268.
Phillyrea (Uredo) 268.
Phillyrese (Zaghouania) 268.
phymatospora (Puccinia) 340.
physciicola (Mycoporum) 682.
physciicola (Didymosphaeria) 682.
Phyteumatis (Coleosporium) 461.
Phyteumatis (Leptosphaeria) 726.
picea (Nolanea) 72.
Picese (Zignoella) 710.
piceina (Clitocybe) 11.
Pickeli (Calospora) 717.
Picridis-strigosse (Puccinia) 305.
Picrosiee (Puccinia) 298.
Pieridis (Exobasidium) 190.
pilifera (Ceratostomella) 592.
piliferum (Ceratostoma) 592.
pilosa (Teichospora) 761.
pilosella (Nectria) 792.
piluliformis (Thecaphora) 488
Pimpinella-Eryngii (Puccinia) 393.
Pinaropappi (Puccinia) 294.
Pinastri (Diaporthe) 670.
Pinastri (Hydmim) 145.
Pini (Peridermium) 464.
pinicola (Tulasnella) 210.
pinitorqua (Melampsora) 463.
piperata (Glomerella) 573.
pipericola (Nectria) 795.
Piperii (Ustilago) 473.
Piperis (Meliola) 551.
Piperis (Stigmatea) 650.
Piptadenise (Dothidella) 847.
Piptocarphee (Gaillardiella) 686.
Piri (Hysterographium) 912.
Piri (Melanconiella) 691.
piriforme (Lycoperdon) 233.
piriforme (Ithynchostoma) 689.
pirina (Cryptovalsa) 567.
pirina (Eutypella) 564.
Pirolse (Chrysomyxa) 460.
pisana (Hypocopra) 605.
pisciodora (Nolanea) 72.
Pisi (Uromyces) 470.
Pittieriana (Puccinia) 324.
Pittierianus (Uromyces) 255.
Pittospori (Physalospora) 582.
Placenta (Poria) 132.
Planetis (Laboulbenia) 922.

lphabeticus specierum. 973

planiuscula (Leptospharia) 726.
Platani (Microthyrium) 864.
platense (Thyridium) 767.
platensis (Cystopus) 519.
platensis (Dothidella) 851.
platensis (Hypocrea) 801.
platensis (Marasmius) 39.
platensis (Mucor) 497.
platensis (Odontia) 157.
platensis (Phaaosolenia) 147.
platensis (Poria) 131.
I latyprosopi (Laboulbenia) 922.
plectroniicola (iEcidium) 413.
plectrospora (Leptosphseria) 723.
pleurostomum (Melanomma) 733.
plorans (Polyporus) 110.
plorans (Xanthochrous) 110.
Plucheee (Uredo) 436.
plumbea (Kneiffia) 181,
plumeriicola (Uredo) 442.
Plumierae (Coleosporium) 398.
pluriseptata (Metnsphaeria) 707.
plurisepfata (Verrucaria) 707.
Pose (Uromyces) 471.
Poarum (Puccinia) 468.
poculatum (Tylostoma) 221.
podlachica (Sabacina) 208.
podlachicus (Polyporus) 113.
Podospermi (Puccinia) 309.
Pollinias (Puccinia) 468.
polonensis (Kneiffia) 177.
Polygonati (Pleospora) 755.
Polygoni (Peronospora) 522.
Polygoni-amphibii (Puccinia) 391 et 468.
Polygoni-cuspidati (^Ecidium) 434.
Polygoni-vivipari (Puccinia) 468.
polygonium (Corticium) 172.
polymorpha (Pleospora) 757.
polymorpha (Xylaria) 622.
Polypodii (Hyalopsora) 268.
Polypodii (Uredo) 268.
Polypodii-Dryopteridis (Hyalospora) 268.
polyphragmoides (Pyrenophora) 759.
polyporoides (Poronia) 620.
polyspora (Delitschia) 688.
polyspora (Delitschiella) 688.
Polysticbi (Metasphaeria) 7U5.
rooi'eana (Entomophthora) 511.
poponalis (Agaricus) 13.
poponalis (Clitocybe) 13.
Popowise (/Ecidium) 431.
Populi (Amphysplneria) 685,

'.•71

ludex alphabeticus specierum.

Popull (Platystotnum) 8'.K).
y \pttM [Stickeria) 762.
Populi (Teichospora) 762
populina (Melanconis) 667.
populim {Trameies) 1-38.
populinum (Hydnum) 151.
poputinus {Polyporus) 138.
porioidea (Hypocrea) 802.
poronioidea (Podocrea) 799.
porosum (JEcidium) 427.

phyrogenita [Puccinia) 392.
porphyrogonus (Ophiobolus) 770.
Porteri (Puccinia) 391.
portoricensis {Hexagona) 141.
portoricensis (Favolus) 141.
portoricensis (Ravenelia) 405.
Potentillse (Zignoella) 709.
Potentillse-canadensis (Phragmidium) 400.
prseclara (Puccinia) 351.
prsemorsa (Puccinia) 297.
pnrrimosus (Fomes) 117.
pmrimosus {Pyropolyporus) 117.
prsestabilis (Didymella) 65G.
Premnse (Puccinia) 332.
Prenanthis (Laestadia) 575.
Prenanthis (Puccinia) 306.
Prenanthis-purpurese (Puccinia) 306.
Prenanthis-racemosse (Puccinia) 307.
Pringhsheimiana (Puccinia) 468.
Pritzeliana (Cucurbitaria) 765.
Pritzeliana (1'aranectria) 812.
Pritzeliana (Puccinia) 350.
Pritzelii (Cladoderris) 163.
Pritzelii (Dielsiella) 902.
procera (Xylaria) 632.
producta (Laboulbenia) 922.
proliferans (Cordyceps) 825.
proliferans (Laljoulbenia) 923.
prolificus (Mucor) 498.
proliza (Laboulbenia) 919.
prominens {Chuignardia) 575.
prominens (Laestadia) 575.
prorumpens (Zigrioella) 710.
provinciale (Sorosporium) 4S5.
pruinatum (Corticium) 171.
Prunastri | Fenestella) 766
Pru 263

Pruni 1 15 itryosphaeria) 591.
Pruni (Spheerulina) 693.
Prunl (Uredo) 149.
Pruni-Maximowiczii (Uredo) 149
psalliotoides (Lepiota) l.

psathyroidea (Strophnria) 86.
Pscudacori (Didymosphaeria) 679.
Pseudacori (Ophiobolus) 773.
Pseudacori (Pleospora) 755.
Pseudarthrise (Uromyces) 253.
pseudobufonia (ClypcosphaTia) 732.
pseudocalopus (Marasmius) 42.
pseudocarpa (Didymosphaerla) 682.
pseudocarpus (Eadicoccus) 682.
pseudocepajforme (Lycoperdon) 232.
pseudocolumnarc (.Kcidium) 436.
pscudocomma (Gloniella) 904.
pseudodomesticus (Coprinus) 91.
pseudolacrymans (Merulius) 145.
pseudolimbatus (Geaster) 227.
pseudopusillum (Lycoperdon) 232.
pseudoradicans (Lycoperdon) 231.
pseudosplachnoides (Marasmius) 38.
pseudostorea {Agaricus) 89.
pseudostorea (Hypholoma) 89.
pseudostriatus (Geaster) 227.
pseudotrichia (Megalonectria) 815.
pseudoumbrinum (Lycoperdon) 231.
pseudovillosa (Cyphella) 191.
Psilocaryae (Cintractia) 481.
Vsilocaryaz {Ustilago) 481.
psilogrammum (Platystomum) 890.
Psilostomatis (Dimerium) 537.
Psophocarpi (Lromyces) 252.
Psychotrise (.Kcidium) 415.
Psychotriae (Crepidotus) 77.
Psychotrise (Meliola) 549.
Psychotria' (Trichopeltis) 871.
Psychotriae (l romyces) 246.
1'tarmicae (Puccinia) 278.
pteridiicola (Phyllaehora) 840.
Pteridis (Schizothyrium) 893.
Pteridis (Scleroderma) 236.
Pteroclaenae (Uromyces) 248.
Pterolobii (Dothidella) 817.
Puiggarianus (Polyporus) 103.
pulchella (Hypocrea) 802.
pulchella (Torrendia) 241.
pulchellus (Henningsomyces) 689.
pulcherrimum (Cseoma) 459
pulcrifolius (< lantharellus) 35.
pullus (Pilobolus) 506.
PulmonaritB {JScidium) 282.
pulposa {Urophlyctis) 183.
Pulsatillae (Coleosporium) 461.
Pulsatillae (Puccinia) 860
1'ulmtilUc {Puccinia) 359.

Index alph

pulveracea (Lepiota) 5.
pulveracea (Lepiota) 6.
pulverulenta (Russula) 34.
pulviscula (Trichosphreria) 589.
puraila Clitocybe) 13.
pumila (Laccaria) 13.
punctata (Puccinia) 393.
punctatum (.Ecidiolum) 443.
punctifolius (Cortinarius) 81.
punctoidea (Puccinia) 274.
punctum (Spolverinia) 577.
purpurascens (Platystomum) 890.
purpurea (Kneiffia) 180.
purpurea (Poria) 136.
purpurea (Puccinia) 394.
purpurea (Thelephora) 180.
purpureo-albus (Polystictus) 128.
purpureo-conica (Lepiota) 8.
purpureo-lilacina (Russula) 33.
Purpusiorum (/Ecidium) 428.
pusilla (Flammula) 70.
pusilla (Gnomonia) 664.
pusilla (Mortierella) 507.
pusilla (Phyllachora) 832.
pusillima (Ccelosphseria) 560.
pusillum (Polysaccum) 237.
pusillum (Polystigma) 780.
pusiola (Thelephora) 162.
pusillus (Agaricus) 85.
pusillus (Hygrophorus) 28.
pusillus (Polystictus) 126.
Puttemansii (Auerswaldia) 842.
Puttemansii (Marasmius) 45.
Puttemansii (Mycosphcerella) 640.
Puttemansii (Polyporus) 105.
Puttemansii (Puccinia) 378.
Puttemansii (Sphasrella) 640.
Puttemansii (Uredo) 449.
pycnostigma (Leptosphreria) 731.
pycnostigma (Verrucaria) 731.
Pyrethri (Puccinia) 278.
Pyrrhopappi (Puccinia) 294.

quadrinucleatum (Lophiostomn) 888.
Queenslandise (Rosellinia) 599.
Queenslandits (Coniochceta) 599.
Queletii (Corticium) 174.
Queletii (Craterellus) 160.
quercicola (Auerswaldia) 843.
qucrcicola (Coccodiscus) 860.
quercina (Auerswaldia) 843.
quercina (Cryptospora) 776.

abeticus specierum. 975

quercina (Dicluena) 894.
quercina (Metasphferia) 702.
quercina (Lembosia) 895.
quercinum (Aulographum) 895.
quercinum (Lophiostoma) 888.
quercinum (Lophiostoma) 888.
quercinum (Stereum) 166.
quercinus (Hypochnus) 204.
Quercus (Didymella) 654.
Quercus (Melanconis) 667.
Quercus (Pistillaria) 202.
Quercus (Trematosphajria) 735.
Quercus (Yoshinagaia) 860.
Quercus (Cronnrtium) 461.
quindecimseptata (Scolccopeltis) 875.

Rabenhorstii (Cryptovalsa) 567.
Raciborskiii (Hypocrella) 818.
radians (Cortinarius) 78.
radians (Spinalia) 510.
radiata (Asteridiella) 885.
radiata (Lenzites) 52.
radicata (Stropharia) 88.
radicatum (Tricholoma) 9.
radicosus (Lentinus) 48.
radiosum (Corticium) 172.
radula (Poria) 132.
Ramannianus (Mucor) 499.
ramealis (Acanthostigma) 775.
ramealis (Ophiochseta) 775.
ramicola (Venturia) 651.
ramorum (Platystomum) 889.
ramosus (Polyporus) 106.
ramulicola (jEcidium) 428.
ramulicola (Uredo) 449.
ramuligera (Xylaria) 632.
Randice (JEcidium) 436.
Ranunculacearum (.Ecidium) 433.
raripila (Nectria) 791.
recedens (.Ecidium) 410.
recedens (Puccinia) 276.'
rectangularis (Antennaria) 559.
regale (Hypoxylon) 610.
regia (Gloniopsis) 911.
Regis (Panseolus) 93.
regularis (Clitocybe) 12.
Rehmiana (Cesatiella) 808.
Rehmii (Apiosporium) 545
Rehmii (Perisporium) 545.'
Rehsteineri (Hymenogaster) £39.
Reiliana (Cintractia) 487.
Rciliana (Sphacelotheca) 487,

976 Index

Beiliana (Ustilago) 487.
reniformis i Marasmius) 46.
reniformis (Xylaria) 624.
repens (Actinomucor) 499.
rt']iciis (Glomerula) 510.
residua i Ustilago) 17.").
retecta (Puccinia) :J60.
reticulata (Galera) 75.
reticulatum (JEcidivm) 259.
reticulatus (Marasmius) 42.
reticulatus (Mucor) 497.
reticulatus (Uromyces) 259.
retifera (Puccinia) 338.
retiru<ris (Pholiota) 64.
retorta (Saprolegnia) 518.
Reukaufii (Doassansia) 481.
rhacodioidos (Lepiota) 3.
Rhagadioli (Mcidium) 307.
Rhagadioli (Puccinia) 307.
ltliamni (Ophiobolus) 770.
Rhanterii (Pleospora) 751.
Rhapontici (Puccinia) 285.
rheades (Polyporus) 111.
Rhexoblepharse (Pharcidia) 648.
Rhexoblephara (Verrucarice) 648.
Uhiiianthi (Leptosphaeria) 723.
rhizomorphoidea (Xylaria) 631.
rhodocylioides (Eccilia) 60.
Khododendri (Chrysomyxa) 460.
Khododendri (Diaporthe) 672.
Rhododendri (Gnomonia) 666.
Rliododendri (Melanomma) 733.
rhodospora (Nolanea) 60.
rhodosporus (Agaricus) 60.
rhoina (Curreya) 858.
rhoina (Diaporthe) 672.
rhoina (Gnomonia) 665.
rhoina (Striheria) 763.
rhoina (Teichospora) 763.
Rhois (Didymosphaeria) 677.
rhombispora (Strbpharia) 87,
rhopalasca (Acerbia) 763.
rbopographoides (Leptosphaeria)
rhyparella (Pharcidia) 647.
rhyparella ( Verrucaria) 647.
Rhysso8telmatis (Puccinia) 335.
ribesia (Diaporthe) 668,
ribesia Pleospora) 717.
ribesia (Pseudovalsa) 740.
ribesicola (iEcidium) 429.
Ribesli-Auritae (Melampsora) lf'>':
gii-Caricia (Puceinia) 168.

alphabetfcus specierum.

Ribesii-Pseudocyperl (Puccinia) 468.
Ribesii-Purpureae (Melampsora) 468,
Ribesii-Viminalis (Melampsora) L63.
ribicola (Cronartium) 461.
liihis (( ribberidea) 739.
Ribis (Otthiella) 662.
Kibis (Puccinia) 392.
Ribis-alpini (1'leospora) 748.
Ribis-japonici (Puccinia) 351.
Ribis-nigri-Acutse (Puccinia) 468.
Richardii (Dimerium) 537.
Richardsonii (Hypocrea) 165.
Richardsonii (Puccinia) 333.
Richenii (Orbicula) 533.
Ricini (Didymella) 654.
Rickerianus (Uromyces) 257.
Rickii (Mucronella) 159.
Kickii (Nectria) 796.
Riddelliae (Gymnoconia) 395
Kidleyi (Koletus) 96.
rigniacensis (Gnomonia) 666'
rimosa (Diatrypella) 572.
rimosa (Psalliota) 83.
rimosum (Tricholoma) 10.
rimosus (Agaricus) 83.
rionegrense (.-Ecidium) 430
riparia (Puccinia) 368.
Kitro (Platystomum) 890.
rivalis (Leptosphseria) 729.
Kivana (Leptosphaeria) 730.
rivulorum (Arthopyrenia) 648.
rivulorum (Pharcidla) 648.
Robinise (Fomes) 117.
Robinia (Pyropolyporus) 117.
Rodwayi (Secotium) 21S.
roBsteliiformis (Puccinia) 327.
Rollinae (Micropeltis) 868.
Romagnolina (Puccinia) 374.
romana (( 'hilonectria) 771*.
Rompelii (Michenera) 217.
Romulese (Sphserella) 644.
Rosarum (Cryptovalsa) 567.
rosea (Tremella) 205.
roseipes (Pluteus) 54.
rosella (Nectria) 795.
roseo-lilacina (Poria) 186,
roseo-tinctum (Lophiostoma) ^v^
rosicold (Chuignardia) 574.
rosicola (Laestadia) 574,
Rossiana (Puccinia) 394.
rostrata (Coprolepa) « ">< »S .
rosfrafa (Hypocopra) 608.

Index

rostrata (Sporophlyctis) 518.
rostrata (Torrubiella) 816.
rostrata (Xylaria) 633.
Rostrupii (Boletus) 97.
Rostrupii (Leptosphseria) 721.
Rostrupii (Melainpsora) 463.
Rottboelliana (Puccinia) 390.
Rottboellise (Uredo) 457.
Boffloellia (Uredo) 262.
Rottboellise (Uromyces) 262.
rotundata (Mazzantia) 828.
rotundata (Tilletia) 490.
rotundata (Ustilago) 490.
Roumeguerii (Kneiffia) 180.
Rousselii (Hysterographium) 912.
Rubi (Melampsora) 781.
Rubi (Uromyces) 255.
rubicola (Glomerella) 573.
rubicola (Meliola) 551.
' rubicola (Puccinia) 318.
rubicola (Sphferella) 637.
rubicola (Venturia) 651.
rubicunda (Puccinia) 388.
rubidula (Mycena) 20.
rubiginosa (Hypocrella) 818.
rubiivora (Puccinia) 318.
ruborum (Platystomum) 890.
rubricans (Puccinia) 350.
rubritinctus (Fomes) 120.
rubro-canum (Corticium) 168.
rubro-marginata (Mycena) 20.
rubro-pallens (Corticium) 168.
rubro-tincta (Russula) 33.
rubrum (Eurotium) 528.
Rubsaameni (Puccinia) 327.
Riibsaameni (Urophlyctis) 515.
rude (Platystomum) 890.
rudis (Nidularia) 216.
Ruellire-Bourgaei (Puccinia) 320.
rufa (Hypocrea) 800.
ruildula (Lepiota) 8.
rufi'pes (Agaricus) 26.
rufipes (Pleurotus) 26.
rufipes (Puccinia) 377.
rufitincta (Poria) 135.
rufo-alutacea (Hypocrea) 802.
rufo-niarginata (Thelephora) 165.
rufo-violascens (Asterella) 882.
rufo-violascens (Asterina) 882.
rufum (Stereum) 165.
rugispora (Nidula 215.
rugosiceps (Collybia) 15.

alphabeticus specierum.

rugosoides (Mycena) 19.
rugulosa (Puccinia) 393.
rugulosa (Russula) 31.
Rumicis (Ustilago) 473.
rupestris (Puccinia) 468.
Rutee (Pleospora) 749
rutilescens (Agaricus) 82.

sabalicola~(Hysterostomella) 892.
sabalina (Zignoella) 711.
Sabinse (Gymnosporangium) 462.
Sabinae (Spheerella) 642.
Saccardoanum (Dimerium) 539.
Saccardoi (Meliola) 546.
Saccardoi (Mucor) 500.
Saccardoi (Proabsidia) 500.
Saccardoi (Valsella) 567.
Sacchari (Phyllachora) 838.
Sacchari (Sphserulina) 694.
saharanpurensis (Polyporus) 108.
saharanpurensis (Tubaria) 76.
sajanense (Hydnum) 150.
sajanensis (Sclerodon) 150.
sakawensis (Meliola) 548.
sakawensis (Uromyces) 245.
salicella (Sphaerella) 643.
salicicola (Zignoella) 710.
salicina (Spha^rella) 643.
salicina (Valsa) 564.
Salicis (Enchnoa 560.
Salicis (Metasphreria) 702.
Salicis (Pleospora) 753.
Salicum (Platystomum) 891.
salinum (/Ecidium) 422.
saloisensis (Poria) 134.
Salsolae (Pyrenosphora) 759.
Salvite (Leptosphasria) 725.
Salvia3 (Puccinia) 327.
Salvice-tflufinosa; (Puccinia) 327.
Salvire-lanceolatae (Puccinia) 391.
Salviae-Stipse (Puccinia) 468.
Sambuci (Charonectria) 782.
Sambuci (Ophiobolus) 771.
Sambuci (Pleospora) 752.
Sambuci (Puccinia) 468.
Sambuci (Thyridaria) 711.
sambucina (l)idymella) 654.
sambucina (Metasphseria) 701.
samoense (Lycoperdon) 233.
snn^-uinea (Kneillia) 180.
anguineas (Laschia) 144.
sanguinea (Metasphteria) 699.

977

02

Index alpb
sanguinea i Nectrla) 787.
s;m-iiineus (Ithyplinllus) 212.

s) 212.
sanguinolenta (Poria) 1:35.
Santolinre (Platystomumj 890.
sarcinatum (.Kcidium) 122.
sarcoptoides (Asterophlyctis) 517.
sardoa (I iloniella) 904.
Bardoa (Valsa) 562.
sardoa (Zignoella) 710.
sardous i Boletus) 95.
sarmenticola (Leptosphseria) 7'!).
Sarothamni (Kalmusia) 742.
Sarothamni (Lophiostoma) S88.
Sarothamnj (Ophiobolus) 770.
Sarothamni (Pleospora) 749.
Satyrii (Puccinia) 363.
Saururi (Uromyces) 257.
Sausssurea; (Uromyces) 244.
Saxifragse (Lsestadia) 575.
Saxifragm (Melampsora) 264.
Saxifragse (Peronospora) 522.
scalir:i (Ahsidia) 504.
scabripes (Boletus) St6.
scalare (Stereum) 164.
Scheffleri (Dimerium) 540.
Scheffieri (Dimerosporium) 540.
Scheffleri (Micropeltis) 869.
Scheremetieffiana (Eriosphsria) 660.
schizans (Rhizopus) 502.
Schizolobii (Phyllachora) 830.
schizolobiicola (Phyllachora) 829.
Schmidtiana (Micropeltis) 870.
Schmidtiana (Puccinia) 468.
Schmidtii (Polystictus) 128.
Schosleriana (Puccinia) 468.
Schcsnoprasi (Sphaerella) 644
Scholzii (Uredo) 141.
Schrceteriana (Puceinia) 468.
Schweinfurthii (Entyloma) 483.
Schweinfurthii (Puccinia) 392.
Schweinfurthii (Ravenelia) 406
Schweinfurthii (Rostrupia) 392.
Schtoeinitzii (Thelephora) 208.
Schweinitzii (Tremellodendron) 208
Scilla (Puccinia) -M.
Scirpl (Metasphssria) 7(>4.
ScirpJ (Phyllachora) 837.
Scirpi (Puccinia) 168
Scirpi (1 rom 122, 471.

I ithelia) 17."..

n) 175.

abcticus speciehim.

scleriicola (Dothidella) 850.
Sclerolobii (Lembosia) 899.
Scolochloae (Ustilago) 478.
Scolymi (Puccinia) 2*7.
Scolyiui (Ustilago) 472.
scopnria (Peroneutypella) 570.
scoparioides (Eutypella) 566.
scopigena (Uredo) 437.
scoriadea (Antennaria) 560.
Scorpii (Platystomum) 890.
Scorzonerss (Puccinia) 309
scorzonericola iPuccinia) 310.
scripta (Gloniella) 904.
scruposa (Kretzschmaria) 614.
scutellatus (Polyporus) 105.
scutula (Dothidella) 844.
scutula (Microcyclus) 844.
Sebillei (Thyridaria) 741.
secalina (Xectria) 790.
secalina (Phomatospora) 578.
secedens (Dimerium) 537.
sechalinensis (Diaporthe) 673.
Securidacas (Phyllachora) 829.
sejuncta (Puccinia) 3(J7.
selenospora (Cesatiella) 809
selenospora (Cladosphceria) 809.
selenospora (Ophiomassaria) 809.
Selinse (Ceraiomyces) 918.
semianus (Coprinus) 90.
seminuda (Hypocopra) 606.
seminuda (Sordaria) 606.
Sempervivi (Dilophia) 767.
Senecionis (Coleosporium) 461.
Senecionis (Metasphseria) 703.
Senecionis (Pleospora) 751.
Senecionis (Puccinia) 277.
senilis (Clitocybe) 13.
sepium (Trametes) 136.
septata (Uncinula) 524.
septentrionalis (Puccinia) 46«.
septicoides (Pleurotus) 26.
septobasidioides (Hymenochste)
sepulcralis (Hyiiomyces) 805.
sepulta (Pleospora) 754.
Sequoise (Hypodermopsis) 909.
serenula (Lepiota) 1.
serialis | Kneiffia) 179.
serialis (Phyllachora) 838.
seriata (Chtignardia) 576.
seriata (Lffistadia) 576,
seriata (Otthiella) B62.
seriata (Puccinia) 278.

167.

Index alphabeticus specierum.

979

sericea (Acia) 151.

sericeum (Hydnum) 151.

sericeum (Hypholoma) 89.

sericipes (Hebeloma) 66.

Serjanige (Dothidella) 847.

Serjanise (Physalospora) 579.

Serratulse-Caricis (Puccinia) 468.

SerratulBe-oligocephalae (Puccinia) 289.

Seslerife (Puccinia) 468.

sessile (Ganoderma) 122.

sessile (Lophiostoma) 888.

sessilis (Fomes) 122.

sessilis (Puccinia) 468.

Setarise (Dothidella) 851.

Setarire-italicee (Sclerospora) 520.

Setarias-italicaB (Uredo) 457.

seticeps (Leptonia) 58.

setigera (Kneiffia) 176.

setosa (Antennaria) 557.

setosa (Limacinia) 557.

setulosa (Parodiella) 542.

setulosum (Hapalophragmium) 403.

setulosum (Triphragminm) 403.

Seurati (Lycoperdon) 223.

sexspora (Zukalia) 543.

Seymouriana (Puccinia) 385.

Seymouriana (Sphacelotheca) 486.

Sheariana (Eutypella) 566.

Shenoi (Polystictus) 130.

Shiraianum (Exobasidium) 190.

Sibbaldiae (Linospora) 775.

sibirica (Lenzites) 52.

sibiricum (Apiosporium) 531.

siculus (Ceriomyces) 140.

Sieversise (Puccinia) 353.

Sii-Falcarice (Puccinia) 393.

Sii-latifolii (Uromyces) 248.

Silenis (Mycosplmrella) 639.

Silenis (Spha3rella) 639.

Sileris (Puccinia) 340.

siliqua^ (Ravenelia) 403.

Silphii (Metasphasria) 699.

silvana (Wallrothiella) 588.

silvatica (Puccinia) 469.

silvestris (Leptosphreria) 720.

silvestris (Pholiota) 63.

Simabae-Cedronis (Phyllachora) 834.

simile (Chastomium) 601.

similis (Pleoravenelia) 407.

similis (Pleurotus) 24.

similis (Puccinia) 275.

similis (Xylaria) 626.

simillima (Puccinia) 385. et 469.

simplex (Gastrosporium) 243.

simplex (Parasitella) 501.

simplex (Paxillus) 81.

simplex (Puccinia) 377 et 469.

simplex (Puccinia) 392.

simplicior (Diaporthe) 671.

simulans (Coriolus) 129.

sinensis (Rbizopus) 503.

singulare (Endophyllum) 263.

singularis (Lizoniella) 662.

sinuosa (Poria) 131.

Sisyrinchii (Pleospora) 755.

sitnensis (Hypochnus) 189.

Sloanea? (Hypocrella) 817.

Smilacearum-Digraphidis (Puccinia) 469.

smilacina (Sphrerella) 644.

Smilacis-China3 (Puccinia) 367.

socia (Phyllachora) 833.

socialis (Pleospora) 755.

socius (Saccardomyces) 530.

Socotras (Uredo) 448.

Soja3 (Uredo) 446.

Solani (Erysiphes) 527.

solanicola (Asterina) 879.

solenoides (Rosstelia) 409.

Solidaginis (/Ecidium) 373.

Solidaginis (Sorosporium) 488.

Solidaginis-Caricis (Puccinia) 469.

solidipes (Agaricus) 84.

solitaria (Puccinia) 392.

Solorina3 (Leptospha^ria) 730.

Sonchi (Coleosporium) 461.

sonchina (Puccinia) 308.

Sophora? (^Ecidium) 428.

Sophora3-ttavescentis (Uromyces) 254.

Sophora3-japonica3 (Uromyces) 254.

Sorbi^(Leptosphaeria) 721.

Sorbi (Ochrospora) 464.

sordaria (Rosellinia) 599.

sordescens (Diplonema) 183.

sordidum (Hydnum) 145.

Sorghi (Pleospora) 757.

Sorghi (Sphacelotheca) 487.

Sorghi (Ustilago) 387.

sorghicola (Ustilago) 479.

Sorghi-halepensis (Uredo) 457.

Sorghi-vulgaris (Vintractia) 487.

spadiceus (Pleurotus) 23.

sparassoides (Craterellus) 128.

sparassoides (Thelephora) 162.

Sparaxidis (Uromyces) 260.

Lndex alph

sparganioides [Puccinia) 385.
Sparganophori (1 redo) 154.
Bparsa (Leptosphseria) 729.
sparsa i < imphalia) 22,
Spartii fPlatystomuni) 889.
Spartii (Sphserulina) 693.
Bpathulatum (Radulum) 153
s {Irpex) 153.
ithulatus i Panus) 51.

iiosus I Mucor) 495.
spectabile (Dimerium) 537.
spectabilis (Laboulbenia) 919,

tabilis {Puccinia) 291,
spectabilis (Rinia) 592.
Spegazzinii (Tricholoma) 11.
Speschnewii (Venturia) 652.
spluerocarpus (Uromyces) 253.
sphseroidea (Podocrea) 799.
sphrtToidea (Puccinia) 348.
spharoides {Pyrenula) 711.
sphoeroides {Verrucaria) 711.
sphrcroides (Zig-noella) 711.
sphserospora (Mycena) 21.
spha?rospora (Puccinia) 334.
Bpha3rosporus (Agaricus) 82.
sphserosporus (Clitopilus) 58.
Sphagni (Lizoniella) 661.
sphagnophila (Eccilia) 60.
sphagnophila (Omphalia) 21.
Bphagnophilus (Hygrophorus) 28.
sphalerocondra (Puccinia) 346.
sphinctrinoides (Didymella) 657.
Sphyriopsidis (Laboulbenia) 923.
spicularum {Cintractia) 179
spinicola (Pleospora) 749.
spinosella (l'leospora) 755.
spinulosa (Ravenelia) 404.
Spiraeae (Laestadia) 573.
Spiraese (Lephodermium) 914.
Bpineicola (Diaporthe) 669.
Sporastatiae (Didymosphaeria) 681.
Sporastatia ti) 681.

Sporoboli (Phyllachora) 839

ta [Puccinia) 393.
Bquamarioides (Didymospha3ria) 681.

\fhelia) 681.
Bquamosa (Inocybe) 65.
[uarro i Pterula) 200.
Bquarrosus (l lortinarius) 81.
Stanfordianu3 (Coprinus) 92.
St;irnrsii (Locellina) 65.
Staudtian pharia)

abeticus Bpecierum

Staudtii (Fistulinella) 101.
Stcinii {Leptospharia) 706.
Steinii {Leptogrhaphis) 7« h>.
Steinii (Metasphaeria) 706.

Stellnri;e (DidymosphnTin) 676
stenorrhynchi (Uromyccs) 258.
Stephnnomernc (Puccinia) 310.
Btereicola (Hypomycesj 8U5.
stereocnulicola (Didymosphterin) 681.
stereocavlicola {Microthelia) 681.
Stcrlingii (Ag-aricus) 82.
Sterlingii (Sclerodermn) 237
Stigmae (Nectria) 796.
stilbostomnin (Thyridium) 767
stilicicola (Stichomyces) 917.
Stipae (Puccinia) 469.
stipata (Odontia) 156.
stipata (Solenia) 146.
stipicola (Ustilago) 476.
stipitatus (Fomes) 122.
Stizolophi (Puccinia) 297.
Stomonaxi (Lahoulhenia) 923.
straminella (Odontia) 158.
straminis (Coprinus) 92.
Stratiotis (Leptosphaeria) 728.
stratosu::i (Radulum) 154.
stratosus (Pleurotus) 24.
striatn (Naucorin) 71.
striata (Puccinia) 393.
strintospora (Xectriaj 788.
strintuln (Amanita) 2.
strintula (Didymosphaeria) 630
striatus (Uromyces) 471.
strictissimuin (Lachnocladium) 1*. »7
strohilaceum (Podaxon) 219,
strohilinn (Phellorina) 239.
stromnticoln (Pnrnnectria) 812.
Struthnnthi (Perinopsis) 541.
Stiibelii (Dothidelln) 852.
Stuckerti (Ceriomyces) 140.
Stuckerti (Omphalia) 22.
Stuckerti (Puccinia) 361.
Stulilmanni (Asterina) 881.
Stuhlmanniana (Meiiola) 51*.
Stuhlmanniana (Zukalia) 543.
Btyracicola (Trametes< 138.
Styrneis (Microthyrium) 862.
suaveolens [Stereum) 16 i.
Buaveolens-Cyani (Puocinia) 286.

sunvissinius (I.entinus) 50.

Bubalbicans (Odontia) 156.
subalbicans {Thelephora) 156.

Index alphabeticus specierum.

981

subalpina (Didymella) 656.
subalpina (Massarinula) 658.
subalpinum (Coleosporium) 461.
subalutacea (Kneiffia) 179.
subalutaceim (Corticium) 179.
subamboinensis (Fomes) 124.
subandina (Puccinia) 377.
subascondita (Kneiffia) 177.
subaurantiacus (Merulius) 145.
subbulbipes (Polystictus) 127.
subcalceum (Corticium) 177.
subcarneus (Cantharellus) 35.
subclavata (Clitocybe) 15.
subcompressa (Rosellinia) 598.
subcompressum (Platystomum) 890.
subconcava (Clitocybe) 12.
subcongregata (Sphserella) 642.
subcongregata (Sphcerella) 644.
subconica (Nitschkea) 561.
subcorticalis (Didymosphseria) 679.
subcorticalis (Strickeria) 760.
subcorticalis (Teichospora) 760.
subcorticicola (Cordyceps) 824.
subcostatum (Stereum) 165.
Subcurreyi (Marasmius) 44.
subdecora (Puccinia) 297.
subdiscoidea (Cordyceps) 825.
subdryophila (Collybia) 18.
subendoxyla (Cryptovalsa) 568.
subfalcata (Nectria) 795.
subfuscum (Tylostoma) 222.
subglobosa (Puccinia) 274.
subgracillima (Xylaria) 631.
subgregarium (Platystomum) 890.
subimpudicus (Marasmius) 44.
subincarnatum (/Ecidium) 425.
sublateritius (Cortinarius) 79.
subleve (Corticium) 171.
submarginalis (Cortinarius) 78.
submegas (Seynesia) 867.
submyochroa (Volvaria) 52.
subnitens (Puccinia) 469.
subocbracea (Cordyceps) 823
subomphaloides (Marasmius) 41.
subpilosus (Marasmius) 38.
subplancus (Marasmius) 38.
subpolyarthra (Cordyceps) 822.
subradicatus (Polyporus) 102.
subradicatus (Scutiger) 102.
subrufescens (Hygrophorus) 28.
subrutilum (Hypoxylon) 611.
subseriata (Metaspharia) 704.

subsinuosa (Trametes) 136.
subsulphurea (Kneiffia) 179.
subsulphureum (Corticium) 179.
subtile (Hydnum) 158.
subtilis (Psathyrella) 94.
subtilissima (Mortierella) 507.
subtrachelina (Xylaria) 629.
subtrifida (Schizonella) 488.
subulntus (Eleutheromyces) 779.
subuliformis (Protoascus) 516.
subunilateralis (Cordyceps) 826.
subviolaceus (Clitopilus) 57.
subviolaceus (Hygrophorus) 28.
subvolvata (Telamonia) 78.
subvolvatus (Cortinarius) 78.
subzonatum (Hydnum) 148.
Suc^isaB (Leptosphseria) 726.
Suckerti (Bovista) 234.
suffusca (Puccinia) 359.
sulcatum (Ganoderma) 125.
sulcatum (Hypoxylon) 612.
sulphuratum (Stereum) 165.
sulphurea (Collybia) 16.
sulphurea (Flammula) 70.
sulphureo-pulverulentus (Inonotus) 114.
sulphureo-pulverulentus (Polyporus) 114.
sulphureum (Corticium) 172.
sulphureus (Arachnomyces) 532.
Sumstinci (G-rifola) 108.
Sumstinei (Polyporus) 108.
superbus (Marasmius) 44.
superflua (Puccinia) 388.
superior (Pleurage) 603.
superior (Sordaria) 603.
superior (Uredo) 455.
superposita (Pharcidia) 649.
superposita (Verrucaria) 649.
supersparsa (Phseospora) 719.
superveniens (Melanotheca) 706.
superveniens (Metasphseria) 706.
surculorum (Ophiobolus) 769.
surinamensis (Cordyceps) 824.
Suzukianus (Hymenogaster) 240
Sydowiana (Puccinia) 469.
Symbolanthi (Uredo) 442.
Symphoricarpi (Gibberidea) 739.
Sf/mphoricarpi (Strickeria) 761.
Symphoricarpi (Tcichospora) 761,
Si/mphj/ti (JEcidium) 382.
Symphyti (Leptosphseria) 723.
Symphyti (Melampsorella) 464.
Symphyti (Ophiobolus) 772.

982

Index alphabeticus speciemm.

Symphyti-Bromorum '(Puccinia) 169.
Symphyti-Bromorum ( Puccinia) 382,
Synaphese (Dimerosporium) 535.
Syntherisma [Sorosporium) 486.
Byriaca (Puccinia) 319.
Syringse (Bnchnoa) 560.
Bystema-solare (Asterina) 880.

Tachyis (Laboulbenia) 920.
teenioides {Pleurage) 602.
tsenioides (Sordaria) 602.
tagananensis (Puccinia) 309.
tahitense (Hypoxylon) 612.
Talpse (Pleoravcnelia) 408.
tamaricina (Diaporthe) 672.
Tamaricis (PoU/porus) 111.
Tamaricis (Xanthochrous) 111.
Tamarindi (Mycosphtrella) 637.
Tamarindi (Sphserella) 637.
tangensis (Hypocrea) 801.
tang-ensis (Limacinia) 557.
Tapesise (Sphserella) 646.
tarapotense (.Ecidium) 413.
tarapotensis (Cordyceps) 823.
tarapotensis (Parodiella) 542.
tarapotensis (Uromyces) 252.
Tarrietiae (Eutypa) 568.
tartarina (Leptosphperia) 730.
tartarina (Verrucaria) 730.
Tasmanise (Puccinia) 277.
tasmanicum (Dimerium) 537.
tasmanicum (Lycoperdon) 230.
tasmanicus (Irpex) ir>3.
Tassadise (Puccinia) 3:31.
Tassiana (Dothidella) 844.
Tassianus (Microcyclus) 844.
tatarica (Puccinia) 394.
tatrensis (Calvatia) 235
Taubertiana (Cintractia) 48].
Taubertiana (Ustilago) 481.
taurica (Erysiphe) 526.
Taxodii (Favolus) 142.
Taxodii (Hexagona) 142.
taxophilus (( 'raterellus) 160.
tecta (l rloniopsis) 911.
Tellinianum (iEcidium) 420.
tenerrima (< llavaria) 197.

i (Corticium) 17'j
tenue Hypoxylon) 613.
tenuior (Xylaria) 633.
tenuls ' Kneiffia) 179.
tenuistipee (Puccinia) 469,

tephrolcucum (Corticium) 171.

Tephrosia- (lMeoravenelia) 107.

tephrosiicola (Uredo) 446

Termitum (IMuteus) 55.

terrestris (Thelephora) 161 et 162.

terrigenum (Corticlum) 170.

tersa (Acrocordia) 711.

tesscllatula (Hexagona) 142.

tessellatus (Favolus) 1 12.

testaeeus (Marasmius) 43.

tetraspora (Eutypella) 565.

tetraspora (Gibberella) 813.

tctraspora (Sordaria) 604.

tetrnspora (Triehosphaeria) 589.

Teucrii (Diaporthe) 674.

Teucrii (Leptosplneria) 725.

texana (Laboulbenia) '.»23.

texana (Puccinia) 355.

texana (Tilletia) 489.

texensis (Dictyobole) 213.

Thalictri (Chsetosphseria) 736.

Thalictri-Elymi (Puccinia) 469.

thallophila (Mullerella) 593.

These (Pleospora) 748.

Theae (Trametes) 138.

Thecopsora (Pucciniastrum) 470.

Theobromse (Lophodermium) 914.

Theobromre. (Ophionectria) 816.

Theresia; (Uredo) 448.

therophila (Physalospora) 586.
Thesii-decurrentis (Uredo) 451.
thlaspianum (.Ecidium) 429.
thomeense (Coleosporium) 397.
Thornberi (Thecaphora) 487.
Thuemeniana (Puccinia) 392.
Thuja? (AmphisphaTia) (581.
Thujfie (Melomastia) 707.
Thujse (Mytilidium) 908.
Thujana (Rebentischia) 732.
thujinus (Maramius) 43.
Thwaitesii (Venturia) 651.
Thymi-Stipa? (Puccinia) 469
thyridioides (Anthostomella) 595.
thyridioides (Platystomum) 889.
Tiarella (Puccinia) 393.
tigrensis (Puccinia) 314.
Ugrinus (Polystictns) 128.
tijuccnsis (Cyphella) 192.
Tilia? (IMeospora) 748.
Tiliee (Vataaria) 691.
Tlllandsise (Ustila<ro) 474.
Tinctorine (Puccinia) 289.

Index alphab

tingens (Platystomum) 890.
tingitanus (Uromyces) 257.
Tinnese (JEcidium) 417.
tirolensis (Venturia) 651.
Tofieldise (La>stadia) 576.
togoensis (Penicilliopsis) 528.
tokyensis (Puccinia) 345.
tomentella (Kneiffia) 176.
tomentosipes (Marasmius) 43.
Tonduzii (Phyllachora) 835.
tonkinensis (Rhizopus) 502.
Torae (.Ecidium) 427.
Torrendii (Boletus) 100.
Torrendii (Corticium) 169.
Torrendii (Scleroderma) 236.
Torulini (Uredo) 455.
tosensis (Dothidella) 851.
tosensis (Marasmius) 46.
tosensis (Uromyces) 261.
tosta (Puccinia) 376.
Toumeyi (Puccinia) 392.
Tozzise (Entyloma) 482.
Trabutiana (Physalospora) 579.
Trabutii (Uredo) 452.
Trachycarpi (Graphiola) 493.
Tracyanum (^Ecidium) 415.
tragiicola (.Ecidium) 424.
Trailii (Pcecilosporium) 488.
Trailii (Puccinia) 469.
Trailii (Thecaphora) 488.
transversarium (Cauloglossum) 218.
Trautvetteriae (Puccinia) 357.
trematostoma (Leptosphaeria) 723.
tremelloides (Gymnosporangium) 462.
tremula (Pistillaria) 202.
triarticulata (Puccinia) 469.
trichopoda (Xylaria) 633.
trichopterophilus (Ecteinomyces) 918.
tricolor (Leptonia) 58.
tricolor (Nectria) 788.
tricuspidatus (Herpomyces) 916.
Tricuspidis (Phseodothis) 854.
Tricuspidis (Ustilago) 475.
trifidum (Platystomum) 890.
trifidus (Anthurus) 214.
Trifolii (Leptosphseria) 721.
Trifolii (Olpidium) 515.
Trifolii (Synchytrium) 515.
Trifolii (Urophlyctis) 515.
Triglochinis (Leptosphreria) 728.
Trigonellse-occultae (Uromyces) 251.
trinodulosus (Ophiobolus) 772.

eticus specierum.

triphracta (Phfeospora) 718.
triphractoides (Endococcus) 718.
triphractoides (Phfeospora) 718.
triphractus (Endococcus) 718.
Triplasidis (Ustilago) 473.
Triplicantis (Phreospora) 718.
Triplicantis (Trichothecium) 718.
triqueter (Polyporus) 128.
triqueter (Polystictus) 128.
Triseti (Sphasrella) 646.
Triseti (Puccinia) 376, 469.
Triseti (Uredo) 376.
trispora (Zimmermanniella) 827.
tristis (Dacryomyces) 210.
tristis (Hypochnus) 189.
tristis (Psilocybe) 89.
Tritici (Gibberella) 813.
Tritici (Rbizopus) 504.
triticina (Puccinia) 376, 469.
triticina (Uredo) 376.
Triticorum (Puccinia) 375.
Tsugae (Fomes) 123.
Tsugce (Q-anoderma) 123.
tsugina (Clavaria) 196.
tubaraoensis (Dothidea) 853.
tuberculata (Nectria) 794.
tuberculata (Sporormia) 738.
tuberculatum (Tylostoma) 222.
tuberculiformis (Ustilago) 473.
tuberiformis (Echinodothis) 819.
tuberosa (Naucoria) 71.
tuberosa (Psilocybe) 90.
Tuberosae (iEcidium) 415.
tucumanense (Mcidium) 391.
tumida (Puccinia) 393.
tunetanus (Melanopus) 106.
tunetanus (Polyporus) 106.
tunicata (Thecaphora) 488.
turbinata (Camillea) 620.
turgida (Puccinia) 323.
Turneras (^Ecidium) 424.
Turnerse (Asterina) 878.
turrita (Puccinia) 353.
Tussilaginis (Coleosporium) 461.
tweriensis (Plasmopara) 520.
Typhe (Athelia) 174.
Typhse (Corticium) 174.
Typhic (Didymosphccria) 679.
Typhae (LeptosphaBria) 729.
Typhse (Ophiobolus) 774.
Typhinae (Cucurbitaria) 764.
typboloides (Eucronartium) 211.

983

-I

ufensis (Leptoporus) 115.

ufensis ( 1'nlvporus) 11T>.

Uleann (( ordyceps) 824.

l leana (Hysterostomella) 892.

Ulei i \.ctiniopsis) 871.

Ulei (jEcidium) 421.

Ulei (Dimerium) 5:>7.

I lei (Dothidella) 849.

Ulicis (Ceriospora) 707.

Ulicis (Metaspheeria) 697.

uliginosa (Naucoria) 71.

uliginosa (Puccinia) 469.

I Imi (Corticium) 1G9.

Ulmi (Diaporthe) 673.

Ulmi (Mucronella) 158.

Ulmi (Mycosphcsrella) 642.

I liui (Sphajrella) 642.
ultimum (Pythium) 518.
umbellatus (Rhizopus) 502.
Umbelliferarum (Charonectria) 783
Umbilicaria? (Leptosphseria) 731.
Umbilicaria (Microthelia) 731.
umbilicata (Hypocrea) 801.
umbilicata (Nectria) 787.
umbilicatum (Hydnum) 147.
umbilicatus (Clitopilus) 57.
umbonata (( lollybia) 16.
umbrina (Coniophora) 184.
umbrina (Coniophorella) 184.
umbrosus (Boletus) 98.
undata (Poria) 131.
undatus (Polyporus) 131.
Underwoodii (Fomes) 117.
Underiooodi (Pyropolyporus) 117.
I fnedonis (Antennaria) 559
unicnudata (Ophionectria) s 1 ( >
unicolor | Peniophora) 183.
unicolor (Psilocybe) 89.
(i is ' Oidium) :i!)7.
inii ' Oospora) 3*. »7
orula) 397.
uredinuidis (jEcidium) 425.
i rticee (Metasphaeria) 702, V03.
i rticae (Nectria) 792

ibarse i Elavenelia ) 104
abarense (( lorticium | 168.
usambarense (Lachnocladium) 199
usambarensis (Aleurodiscus) 168.
usambarensis (Blumenavia) 212.
usambarensiG <i stilaginoidea) 192.
nguer i (1 lymenocheete) 1<>7.
ii Melanopsamma i 659.

tndex alphabeticus specierum.

1 Itriculariee (I »oassansia) 481.
utriculicula (( 'intractia) 47'.».
utriculosa (Ustilago) 473.
i variae (Microthyrium) 862.

vagabundus (Protomyces) 515.

vagans (Physalospora) 58]

Vaginatse (Puccinia) 469.

Valdobbise (Leptosphaeria) 726.

Valeriance (Puccinia) 315.

Valerianae (1'romyces) 263.

Valeriana (Uromyces) 26:>.

valesincus (Uromyces) 252.

Vanillse (Nectria) 790.

Vanillaa (Physalospora) 585.
vanillicola (Nectria) 790.
vaporaria (Poria) 131.
variabile (Entoloma) 56.
variabilis (Microascus) 01<>.
variabilis (Puccinia; 308.
variabilis (Siphonaria) 517.
varians (Pbysalospora) 584.
varians (Xylaria) 629.
variegata (Leptosphaeria) 722.
variicolor (Cryphonectria) 784.
variiporus (Polyporus) 101.
vastatrix (Chlorospora) 523.
Vaucheria (Rhizophidium) 512.
velata (Klammula) 69.
velatus (Boletus) 97.
velatus (Suillus) 97.
Velenovskyi (Tilletia) 489.
velutina (Kneiffia) 178.
velutina (Peniophora) 179
ventricosa (Pholiota) 63.
ventricosipes (ltussula) 31.
venturioides [Coleroa) 652.
venustus (Jromyces) 247.
Veratri (Leptosphseria) 727.
Vcrbciur (Croiiartium) 461.
verbenicola (Puccinia) 469.
Verbesinse (Coleosporium) 3'.»7.
Verbesinee-dentatee (Uredo) 436.
verecunda (Diaporthe) 674.
vermiforme (Hysterium) 907.
vermispora (Calonectria) 811.
vernicosa (Daldinia) (J18.
\ ernonise | Parmulariella) 898.
Vernonise (Puccinia) 272.
vernoniicbla (Phyllachora) 886<
\ eronicee (Laestadia) 575.
Veronica? (Puccinia) :>23, 391.

Veronkce (Uredo) 391.

Veronicce-Anagallidis (Puccinia) 349.

Verrucariarum (Arthopyrenia) 647.

Verrucariarum (Pharcidia) 647.

verrucarioides (Spharia) 730.

verrucicola. (Lgestadia) 576.

verrucicola (Sphceria) 576.

verrucosa (Nectria) 785.
verrucosaria (Cercidospora) 657.
verrucosaria (Didymella) 657.
verrucosaria (Microthelia) 657.
verrucosella (Asterella) 884.
verrucosus (Hymenogaster) 240
versicolor (Fomes) 116.
vestita (Eusordaria) 604.
vestita (Pleurage) 604.
vestita (Podospora) 604.
vestita (Puccinia) 285.
vestita (Sordaria) 604.
vestitum (Dimerosporium)
vetusta (Diatrypella) 572.
Vise-malse (Amphisphseria)
Viburni (Pleospora) 752.
Vicise-Craccse (Urom ces)
vicinus ^Mucor) 493.
Vilfse (Puccinia) 469.
vilis (Puccinia) 375.
Vincetoxici (Plasmopara)
violacea (Poria) 135.
violacea (Tulasnella) 210
violacea-major (Ustilago)
violaceo-cinerescens (Pleurotus) 23.
violaceo-griseus (Cantharellus) 35.
violaceo-pannosa (Xylaria) 727.
Violse (Asterina) 876.
violascens (yEcidium) 425.
virgatum (.-Ecidium) 421.
virginalis (Omphalia) 23.
viscosum (Tricholoma) 10.
Vitalbae (Leptospheeria) 719.
Vitalbee (Ophiobolus) 770.
vitellina (Thelephora) 160.
viticicola (Phyllachora) 836.
Viticis-polygamse (Uredo) 441.
Vitis (Cyphella) 192.
Vitis (Pleospora) 748.
Vitis (Volutella) 192.
Vitis-Idse* (Gnomonia) 666.
vitrea (Poria) 131.
vitreus (Polyporus) 131.
Vittadinii iTylostoma) 222.
Vochysise (Phyllachora) 828.

Index alphabeticus specierum.

Volkiana (Cordyceps) 827.
volvatus (Cryptoporus) 125.
volvatus (Fomes) 125.
Vossiae (Phyllachora) 839.
Vossii (Puccinia) 329.
vulgaris (Delitschia) 687.
vulgaris (Metasphaeria) 698.
vulgaris (Mucor) 498.
Vulpinae (Puccinia) 469.
vulpinus (PoJyporus) 138.

985

534.

6^3.

252.

520.

472.

Warmingii (Polystictus) 128.
Warscewicziae (Lembosia) 899.
Washingtonise (Metasphaeria) 703.
Wedeliae (.ZEcidium) 410. -
Wedelise (Uromyces) 245.
Wegeliniana (Leptosphseria) 725.
Whiteoe (Scutiger) 103.
Whitece (Cortinarius) 78.
Whiteae (Polyporus) 103.
Weinlandii (Xylaria) 622.
Wisseanus (Hypochnus) 187.
Wilcoxiana (Tilletia) 489.
Willemetias (Puccinia) 308.
Williamsii (iEcidium) 418.
Williamsii (Sorosporium) 485.
Willoughbyae (Meliola) 552.
Wilsonii (Favolus) 143.
Wilsonii (Hexagona) 143.
Windsovise (Puccinia) 469.
Winteri (Otthiella) 662.
Winteri (Puccinia) 392.
Winteriana (Puccinia) 469.
Wistarias (Phomatospora) 577.
Wittmackiana (Uredo) 453.
Woodii (Puccinia) 294.
Woodrowii (Agaricus) 83.
Woronini (Chrysomyxa) 397, 460.
Wossnessenskii (Mucor) 499.
WulffiaB (/Ecidium) 412.
Wulffire (Uromyces) 245.
Wyethiae (Puccinia) 296.
Wyethice (Uredo) 296.

xantha (Poria) 133.
xantha (Poria) 134.
xanthophsea (Xylaria) 622.
Xanthoriie (Physalospora) 587.
Xanthorice (Sphceria) 587.
xanthostroma (Cryphonectria) 784.
xanthostroma (Dlatrypelln) 572.
xanthus (Potyporus) 133.

966 Index

xenochseta (Pleosphaeria) 163.
Xerotis (Gloniella) 904,
Ximenesise (Puccinia) 275,
xylarlicola (Hypoorea) 801.
Xylomeli (Physalospora) 583.
Xylopise (Micropeltls) 869.
Xylorrhizee (Puccinia) 296.

Yakutatiana (Dothidella) 850.
Yapensis (Dothidella) 818.
Yokogurese (Puccinia) 373.
Yoshinagai (Asterina) 880.
Yoshinagai (Exobasidium) 190.
Yoshinagai (Melampsora) 264.
Yoshinagai (ITromyces) 251.
yucatensis (Fomes) 116.
yucatensis (Pt/ropo/t/porus) 116.
Yuccse (Allantonectria) 778.
Tucca (Dothidea) 855.
Yuccre (Pha^odothis) 855.
Yuccae (Sphaerella) 644.
yurimaguensis (Uredo) 454.
yurimaguensis (Uromyces) 251.

alphabettcus specterum.

/;m/il>arinus illerpomyces) 916.
Zauschneriae (Puccinia) 318.
Zelkowse (Eutypella) 566.
Zenkeri (Boletus) 98.
Zenkeri (Lnchnocladium) 199.
Zenkeri (Lactariopsis) 30.
Zenkeri (Phaeohygrocybe) 82.
Zenkeri (Pholiota) 64.
Zenkeri (Polystictus) lL;ii
Zenkeri (Scleroderma) 236.
Zenkeriana (Naucoria) 72.
Zephyranthis (.LVidium) 4:r>.
Zimmernianni iCorticium) 169.
Zimmermanniana (Hypocrella) 81"
Zinimermanniana (Puccinia) 336.
Zinnise (Puccinia) 2S2.
Ziziphorae (Puccinia) 330.
Zlzyphi-vulgaris (Uredo) 444.
Zoegese-crinitae (Puccinia) 296.
zonatum (G-anoderma) 122.
zonatus (Fomes) 122.
Zoysia3 (Puccinia) 37"").

INDBX ALPHAHETICCS GEIRUM

Absidia 504.
Acallomyces 917
Acanthostigma 712
Acerbia 768
Acerbiella 768
Achlya 518
Acompsomyces 917
Actiniopsis 871
Actinomucor 498
^cidium 410
Agaricus 82
Allantonectria 778.
Amanita 1
Amphisphaeria 683
Anixia 530
Annularia 53
Antennaria 559
Anthostoma 635
Anthostomella 594
Anthurus 214
Apiospora 658
Apiosporium 530
Arachnomyces 532
Ascopolyporus 819
Asterella 882
Asteridiella 885
Asteridium 884
Asterina 875
Asterophlyctis 517
Auerswaldia 811
Aulographum 895.

Balansia 821
Balansiella 821

Battarrea 224
Battarreopsis 223
Baumiella 708
Berlesiella 745
Bertiella 708
Blumenavia 212
Bolbitius 74
Boletus 95
Bornetina 193
Botryosphaeria 590
Bovista 234
Bresadolella 797
Bresadolia 140
Brigantiella 889
Broomella 813
Bulliardella 902
Burrillia 479

Caeoma 468
Calonectria 809
Calosphaeria 561
Calospora 717
Calvatia 234
Camillea 620
Cantharellus 34
Capnodiella 621
Capnodiopsis 555
Capnodium 555
Catharinia 743
Cauloglossum 218
Ceraiomyces 918
Ceratospheeria 715
Ceratostoma 609
Ceratostomella 592

Ceriomyces 140
Ceriosporella 707
Cesatiella 808
Chaetomium 600
Chaetospheeria 736
Charonectria 782
Chilonectria 779
Chlorospora 523
Choanophora 507
Chrysomyxa 396. 460
Chytridium 513
Cintractia 479
Circinella 501
Cladochytrium 514
Cladoderris 163
Clastopsora 263
Clathrus 213
Claudopus 61
Clavaria 193
Claviceps 820
Clitocybe 11
Clitopilus 57
Clypeosphaeria 732
Coccodiscus 860
Coelosphaeria 560
Coleosporium 397. 460
Collybia 15
Coniophora 182
Coniophorella 183
Coprinus 90
Coprolepa 608
Corallomyces 807
Cordyceps 822
Coreomyces 924

Corethromyces 917
Corticium 168
Cortinarius 77
Coutinia B89
Craterellus 100
Crepidotus 76
Cronartium 461
Crotonocarpia 740
Cryphonectria 783
Cryptoderis 768
Cryptoporus 125
Cryptospora 776
Cryptosporella 592
Cryptovalsa 567
Cucurbitaria 764
Cunninghamella 508
Curreya 858
Cyathus 214
Cycloschizon 896
Cyphella 191
Cystopus 519

Dacryomyces 210
Daedalea 139
Daldinia 616
Darwiniella 856
Debaryella 809
Delitschia 686
Delitschiella 688
Dendrogaster 240
Diaporthe 667
Dichaena 894
Dictyobole 213
Dictyocephalus 238
Didymella 053
Didymosphaeria 076
Dielsiella 902
Dilophia 707
Dimerium 537
Dimeromyces 915
Dimerosporiopsis 686
Dimerosporium 533
Diorchidium 994
Diploderma 229
Disciseda 233
Doassansia 181
Dothidea 852

Imlox alpliabeticus generum.
Dothidella 846
Drepanoconis 519
Eccilia 60
Echinodothis 819
Ecteinomyces 91S
Elasmomyces 218
Eleutheromyces 77!»
Enchnoa 500
Enchnosphaeria 71.-J
Endobasidium 190
Endophyllum 263
Endothia 675
Endoxyla 570
Englerula 529
Entoloma 55
Entomophthora 610
Entyloma 482
Eomycenella 21
Eriosphaeria 659
Erysiphe 526
Eucronartium 211
Eurotium 527
Euryachora 841
Eutypa 568
Eutypella 565
Exidia 207
Exobasidium 190

Favolus 141
Fenestella 766
Feracia 815
Fistulinella 101
Flammula 68
Fleischeria 819
Fomes 116

Gaillardiella 686
Galera 75
Gastrosporium 213
Geasler 226
G8asteropsis 229
Gibbera 662
Gibberella 813
Gibberidea 739
Glomerella 573
Glomerula 509
Gloniella 903

Gloniopsis 909
Glonium 896
Gnomonia 664
Gnomoniopsis 716
Gomphidius 94
Grandinia 154
Graphiola 493
Graphyllium 913
Guepinia 206
Gymnoconia 395
Gymnosporangium 271.
461

Hapalographium 402
Harpochytrium 512
Hebeloma 66
Helicostylum 505
Henningsomyces 689
Henriquesia 894
Herpomyces 915
Herpotrichia 714
Heterochaete 209
Hexagonia 138
Hirneolina 208
Homostegia 857
Hyaloderma 529
Hyalospora 268
Hydnum 147
Hygrophorus 26
Hymenochaete 166
Hymenogaster 239
Hypholoma 83
Hypochnus 184
Hypocopra 605
Hypocrea S00
Hypocrella 817
Hypodermopsis 908
Hypomyces S03
Hypoxylon 610
Hypoxylopsis 855
Hysterium 907
Hysterographium 912
Hysteropsis 901 >
Hysterostomella 892

Inocybe 65
Irpex 153

Ithyphallus 212
Jattaea 562

Kalmusia 742
Kneiffia 176
Kordyanella 159
Kretzschmaria 615
Kusanobotrys 881

Laboulbenia 918
Lachnocladium 197
Lactariopsis 30
Lactarius 29
Laestadia 573
Lagenidium 516
Laschia 111
Lasiospheeria 713
Lembosia 897
Lentinus 48
Lentodiopsis 47
Lentomita 663
Lenzites 52
Lepiota 3
Leptonia 58
Leptosphaeria 719
Leptosphaeriopsis 731
Leptosphaerulina 746
Leucogaster 240
Limacinia 556
Linospora 775
Lisea 806
Lizoniella 661
Locellina 65
Lophiella 886
Lophiosphaera 886
Lophiostoma 887
Lophiotrema 887
Lophium 914
Lophodermium 913
Lycogalopsis 242
Lycoperdon 229
Lysurus 213

Magnusia 531
Marasmius 38
Massaria 732
Massariella 683

Index alphabeticus generum
Maurodothis 856
Mazzantia 828
Megalonectria 815
Melampsora 264. 462
Melampsorella 266. 464
Melampsoridium 464
Melanomma 733
Melanconiella 691
Melanconis 667
Melanopsamma 658
Melanopsichium 484
Malanospora 781
Melomastia 707
Merulius 145
Metasphaeria 695
Michenera 217
Microascus 610
Microcyclus 844
Micropeltis 868
Microspheera 525
Microthyrium 862
Mitremyces 225
Moelleriella 780
Moelleroclavus 634
Monoicomyces 915
Montagnites 95
Mortierella 506
Mucor 494
Mucronella 158
Mullerella 593
Mycena 18
Mycosphaerella 649
Mycosynrinx 484
Myiocopron 861
Myriogenospora 859
Myrmaecium 675
Mytilidium 908

Naematelia 205
Naucoria 71
Nectria 784
Nectriella 778
Neopecxia 686
Neoravenelia 408
Neorehmia 636
Nidula 215
Nidularia 216

989

Nitschkea 561
Nolanea 69
Nowakowskiella 514
Nummularia 618

Odontia 156
Ohleriella 736
Olpidiopsis 511
Olpidium 511
Omphalia 21
Ophiobolus 769
Ophiodothis 859
Ophiognomonia 776
Ophionectria 815
Ophiopeltis 873
Ophiotheca 774
Orbicula 533
Otthia 688
Otthiella 662

Panaeolus 93
Panus 50
Paranectria 812
Parasitella 501
Parmulariella 892
Parodiella 541
Paurocotylis 243
Paxillus 81
Peckiella 780
Peltosphaeria 744
Pemphidium 885
Penicilliopsis 528
Peniophora 175
Peridermium 408
Perisporina 545
Perisporiopsis 544
Perisporium 544
Peroneutypa 569
Peroneutypella 569
Peronospora 520
Phacopsora 267
Phaeodothis 854
Phaeohygrocybe 81
Phaeopterula 201
Phaeosaccardinula 873
Pheeoscutella 872
Phaeosolenia 147

990

Pheeosphorella 075
Phaeospora 718
Pharcidia 646
Phellorina 289
Philocopra 600
Phlebia 155
Pholiota G2
Phomatospora 577
Phragmidium 398
Phragmographium 906
Phyllachora 829
Phyllactinia 524
Physalacria 203
Physalospora 579
Physoderma 513
Pilobolus 505
Piptocephalis 508
Pistillaria 201
Plasmopara 520
Platygloea 204
Platystomum 889
Pleomassaria 759
Pleomeliola 554
Pleonectria 814
Pleoravenelia 407
Pleosphseria 763
Pleosphaerulina 743
Pleospora 747
Pleuroascus 532
Pleurotus 23
Plowrightia 845
Pluteolus 74
Pluteus 53
Podaxon 219
Podocrea 799
Polyporus 101
Polysaccum 237
Polystictus 126
Polystigma 780
Polystomella 8G5
Poria 131
Poronia 620
Proabsidia bOO
Protoascus 516
Protohydnum 153
Psathyra 90
Psathyrella 94

Indcx alphabeticus generum

Pseudographis 905
Pseudovalsa 740
Psilocybe 89
Pterula 199
Puccinia 272. 464
Pucciniastrum 401. 470
Pyrenophora 757
Pyrrhosorus 616
Pythium 518

Radulum 153
Ravenelia 403
Rebentischia 732
Rhachomyces 917
Rhizoclosmatium 516
Rhizophidium 512
Rhizopus 502
Rhopographus 857
Rhynchonectria 798
Rhynchosphaeria 740
Rhynchostoma 689
Rimbackia 38
Rinia 591
Roestelia 409
Rosellinia 595
Rosenscheldia 852
Rostrella 609
Ruhlandiella 241
Russula 30

Saccardomyces 530
Saccoblastia 203
Saprolegnia 518
Schizospora 396
Schizostoma 887
Schizothyrium 893
Schulzeria 8
Sclerangium 237
Scleroderma 235
Sclerospora 520
Scolecopeltis 874
Sebacina 208
Secotium 217
Septobasidium 203
Seuratia 558
Seynesia 865
Siphonaria 517

Solenia 146
Solenoplea 619
Sordaria 601
Sorosporium 484
Spegazzinula 808
Sphacelotheca 486
Sphaerella 635
Sphaerobolus 216
Sphaeroderma 781
Sphaerostilbe 798
Sphaerostilbella 778
Sphaerotheca 524
Sphaerulina 693
Spinalia 510
Spolverinia 577
Sporodinia 505
Sporophlyctis 517
Sporormia 737
Spumatoria 663
Squamotubera 621
Stereum 163
Stichomyces 917
Stichopsora 395
Stigmatea 649
Stigmatula 578
Stilboxylon 623
Strobilomyces 101
Stropharia 85
Syncephalis 508
Synchytrium 513

Teichospora 760
Teichosporella 744
Thecaphora 487
Thelephora 160
Thyridaria 741
Thyridium 7G7
Tichothecium 676
Tieghemella 504
Tilletia 489
Tolyposporella 491
Tolyposporium 190
Torrendia 241
Torrubiella slG
Trabutia 587
Tracya 491
Trametes 136

Trematosphsrria 734
Trematosphaeriopsis 735
Tremella 205
Tremellodendron 208
Tremellopsis 193
Tricholoma 9
Trichopeltis 871
Trichosphasria 588
Triphragmium 402
Trogia 37
Tryblidiella 908
Tubaria 76
Tulasnella 209
Tylostoma 220
Typhula 201

Uleopeltis 872

Index alphabeticus generum
Ulocolla 207
Uncinula 521
Uredinopsis 269
Uredo 436
Urocystis 491
Uromyces 244. 470
Urophlyctis 515
Ustilaginoidea 492
Ustilago 472

Valsa 562
Valsaria 691
Valsella 567
Venturia 650
Vizella 861
Volvaria 52

991

Wallrothiella 587
Winterina 703

Xerotus 61
Xylaria 622
Xylobotryum 690
Xyloceras 690
Xylopodium 238

Yoshinagaia 860

Zaghouania 268
Zignoella 709
Zimmermanniella 827
Zukalia 543
Zukaliopsis 554.

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