Studies of American Fungi. Mushrooms, Edible, Poisonous, etc.

by George Francis Atkinson

[F] The sub-class Ascomycetes includes the morels, helvellas, cup fungi, etc., and many microscopic forms, in which the spores are borne inside a club-shaped body, the ascus. Only a few of the genera are described in this book, and the technical diagnosis will be omitted. See page [216].

[G] One American species in Texas.

INDEX OF GENERA, AND ILLUSTRATIONS.

Note.—In this index the generic and specific names have been divided into syllables, and the place of the primary accent has been indicated, with the single object of securing a uniform pronunciation in accordance with the established rules of English orthoepy.

• Agaricus (A-gar'i-cus), [18]–26.
  • arvensis (ar-ven'sis), [21], fig. [18].
  • campestris (cam-pes'tris), [1]–9, [18], figs. [1]–7, [12].
  • comtulus (com'tu-lus), [24], fig. [24].
  • cretaceus (cre-ta'ce-us), [79].
  • diminutivus (di-min-u-ti'vus), [26].
  • echinatus (ech-i-na'tus), [158].
  • fabaceus (fa-ba'ce-us), [23].
  • maritimus (ma-rit'i-mus), [142].
  • placomyces (pla-com'y-ces), [23], pl. 4, 5, figs. [21], [22], [23] .
  • rodmani (rod'ma-ni), [20], fig. [17].
  • silvaticus (sil-vat'i-cus), [23].
  • silvicola (sil-vic'o-la), [20], figs. [19], [20].
  • subrufescens (sub-ru-fes'cens), [23].
• Amanita (Am-a-ni'ta), [52].
  • cæsarea (cæ'-sa're-a), [70], pls. 18, 19, fig. [72].
  • cothurnata (coth-ur-na'ta), [66] [69], pl. 17, figs. [68]–70.
  • floccocephala (floc-co-ceph'a-la), [62], fig. [63].
  • frostiana (fros-ti-a'na), [54], [55], [67], pl. 1.
  • mappa (map'pa), [58].
  • muscaria (mus-ca'ri-a), [52]–54, pls. 1, 12, 13, figs. [52]–54.
  • pantherina (pan-the-ri'na), [69].
  • phalloides (phal-loi'des), [3], [14], [55]–61, [78], pl. 14, figs. [55]–58.
  • polypyramis (pol-y-pyr'a-mis), [74].
  • rubescens (ru-bes'cens), [71], [72], pls. 19, [20], figs. [73], [74].
  • spreta (spre'ta), [69], [70], fig. [71].
  • solitaria (sol-i-ta'ri-a), [72]–74, pls. 21, 22, figs. [75], [76].
  • strobiliformis (strob-i-li-for'mis), [73].
  • velatipes (ve-lat'i-pes), [63]–66, pls. 15, 16, figs. [64]–67.
  • verna (ver'na), [60], [61], [78], figs. [59]–61.
  • virosa (vi-ro'sa), [61], [62], fig. [62].
• Amanitopsis (A-man-i-top'sis), [74].
  • farinosa (far-i-no'sa), [76], [77], fig. [78].
  • livida (liv'i-da), [75].
  • nivalis (ni-va'lis), [76].
  • spadicea (spa-dic'e-a), [75].
  • vaginata (vag-i-na'ta), [74]–76, pl. 23, fig. [77].
  • volvata (vol-va'ta), [76].
• Armillaria (Ar-mil-la'ri-a), [83].
  • aurantia (au-ran'ti-a), [84]–86, fig. [86].
  • mellea (mel'le-a), [83], [84], pl. 27, fig. [85].
• Annularia lævis (An-nu-la'ri læ'vis), [78].
• Ascomycetes (As-co-my-ce'tes), [216].

• Basidiomycetes (Ba-sid-i-o-my-ce'tes), [260].
• Black-spored agarics, [32].
• Bolbitius (Bol-bit'i-us), [163].
  • variicolor (va-ri-ic'o-lor), [164], fig. [158].
• Boletinus (Bo-le-ti'nus), [172].
  • pictus (pic'tus), [183], fig. [175].
  • porosus (po-ro'sus), [184], pl. 63, fig. [176].
• Boletus (Bo-le'tus), [172].
  • americanus (a-mer-i-ca'nus), [178], fig. [171].
  • brevipes (brev'i-pes), [179].
  • bulbosus (bul-bo'sus), [172].
  • chromapes (chro'ma-pes), [176], pl. 59, fig. [168].
  • edulis (e-du'lis), [172], [173], [176], pls. 55, 56, 57, figs. [164], [165].
  • felleus (fel'le-us), [173], pl. 58, fig. [166].
  • flavidus (flav'i-dus), [178].
  • granulatus (gran-u-la'tus), [178].
  • luteus (lu'te-us), [181], [182], pl. 62, figs. [173], [174].
  • obsonium (ob-so'ni-um), [177], pl. 61, fig. [170].
  • ornatipes (or-nat'i-pes), [174], [176].
  • punctipes (punc'ti-pes), [179], fig. [172].
  • retipes (re'ti-pes), [174]–176, fig. [167].
  • scaber (sca'ber), [174].
  • subluteus (sub-lu'te-us), [181], [182].
  • subtomentosus (sub-tom-en-to'sus), [167], [168].
  • vermiculosus (ver-mic-u-lo'sus), [177], pl. 60, fig. [169].
• Bovista (Bo-vis'ta), [209].

• Calostoma (Ca-los'to-ma), [212].
  • cinnabarinum (cin-na-ba-ri'num), [212], [213], pl. 82, fig. [211].
  • lutescens (lu-tes'cens), [212].
• Calvatia (Cal-va'ti-a), [209].
• Cantharellus (Can-tha-rel'lus), [128].
  • aurantiacus (au-ran-ti'a-cus), [129], [130], pl. 41, figs. [127], [128].
  • cibarius (ci-ba'ri-us), [128], fig. [126].
• Chalymotta retirugis (Chal-y-mot'ta re-ti-ru'gis), [48].
• Clavaria (Cla-va'ri-a), [201].
  • botrytes (bo-try'tes), [202], fig. [202].
  • formosa (for-mo'sa), [201], pl. 80, fig. [201].
  • mucida (mu'ci-da), [203], fig. [204].
  • pistillaris (pis-til-la'ris), [203], fig. [203].
• Clavariaceæ (Cla-va-ri-a'ce-æ), [200].
• Coral fungi, [200].
• Clitocybe (Cli-toc'y-be), [89].
  • candida (can'di-da), [89], pls. 28, [29], figs. [90], [91].
  • cyathiformis (cy-a-thi-for'mis), [90].
  • illudens (il-lu'dens), [90], fig. [92].
  • infundibuliformis (in-fun-dib-u-li-for'mis), [90], fig. [244].
  • laccata (lac-ca'ta), [89].
  • multiceps (mul'ti-ceps), [91], pl. 30, fig. [93].
  • pelletieri (pel-let-i-e'ri), [168].
• Clitopilus (Cli-top'i-lus), [142].
  • orcella (or-cel'la), [143].
  • prunulus (pru'nu-lus), [142], pl. 44, fig. [138].
• Collybia (Col-lyb'i-a), [92].
  • dryophila (dry-oph'i-la), [204], fig. [205].
  • longipes (lon'gi-pes), [93].
  • lachnophylla (lach-no-phyl'la), [132].
  • platyphylla (plat-y-phyl'la), [93].
  • radicata (rad-i-ca'ta), [92], pl. 31, fig. [94].
  • spinulifera (spin-u-lif'e-ra), [132].
  • velutipes (ve-lu'ti-pes), [92], pl. 32, fig. [95].
• Coprinus (Co-pri'nus), [32].
  • atramentarius (a-tra-men-ta'ri-us), [40]–42, pl. 10, figs. [39]–42.
  • comatus (co-ma'tus), [33]–40, pl. 9, figs. [31]–38.
  • micaceus (mi-ca'ce-us), [15], [42]–44, figs. [43], [44].
• Corticium (Cor-tic'i-um), [208].
• Cortinarius (Cor-ti-na'ri-us), [161].
  • cinnamomeus (cin-na-mo'me-us), [162], fig. [155].
  • collinitus (col-li-ni'tus), [161].
  • ochroleucus (och-ro-leu'cus), [163], pls. 50, 51, figs. [156], [157].
  • violaceus (vi-o-la'ce-us), [161].
• Craterellus (Crat-e-rel'lus), [208].
  • cantharellus (can-tha-rel'lus), [208].
  • cornucopioides (cor-nu-co-pi-oi'des), [208].
  • pistillaris (pis-til-la'ris), [203].
• Crepidotus (Crep-i-do'tus), [159].
  • applanatus (ap-pla-na'tus), [161].
  • calolepis (ca-lol'e-pis), [161].
  • chimonophilus (chi-mo-noph'i-lus), [160].
  • fulvotomentosus (ful-vo-tom-en-to'sus), [161].
  • herbarum (her-ba'rum), [160].
  • versutus (ver-su'tus), [160], fig. [154].

• Dædalea ambigua (Dæ-da'le-a am-big'u-a), [16], [17], pl. 3, fig. [16].
• Dictyophora (Dic-ty-oph'o-ra), [214].
  • duplicata (du-pli-ca'ta), [214], pl. 83, fig. [212].
  • ravenelii (rav-e-nel'li-i), [215], [216], pl. 84, figs. [213]–215.
• Discomycetes (Dis-co-my-ce'tes), [216].

• Eccilia (Ec-cil'i-a), [148].
  • polita (po-li'ta), [148], fig. [143].
• Entoloma (En-to-lo'ma), [143].
  • grayanum (gray-a'num), [144], [145], fig. [140].
  • jubatum (ju-ba'tum), [143], [144], fig. [139].
  • repandum (re-pan'dum), [143], [303], fig. [250].
  • strictius (stric'ti-us), [145], [146], fig. [141].
• Exidia glandulosa (Ex-id'ia glan-du-lo'sa), [206].