A treatise on the esculent funguses of England / containing an account of their classical history, uses, characters, development, structure, nutritious properties, modes of cooking and preserving, etc.

by David Badham

[140] τελαμὼν, lint.

[141] ἱνὸς, of a fibre, λῶμα, a fringe.

[142] δέρμα, a skin, and κυβὴ, a head.

[143] Pratum, a pasture.

[144] ψάλιον, a ring.

[145] κόπρος, dung.

[146] κάνθαρος, a cup.

[147] πολὺς, many, and πόρος, a pore.

[148] βῶλος, a ball.

[149] Named from the fistulous nature of the hymenium.