Studies of American Fungi. Mushrooms, Edible, Poisonous, etc. - George Francis Atkinson

Fistulina (Fis-tu-li'na), [171], [186].
- firma (fir'ma), [186].
- hepatica (he-pat'i-ca), [186], pl. 65.
- pallida (pal'li-da), [186], [187], pls. 65, [66], fig. [180].
Flammula (Flam'mu-la), [156].
- paradoxa (par-a-dox'a), [168].
- polychroa (po-lych'ro-a), [156], [157], fig. [151].
- rhodoxanthus (rhod-o-xan'thus), [168].
- sapinea (sa-pin'e-a), [157].
- tammii (tam'mi-i), [169].
Fomes (Fo'mes), [193], [194].

Galera (Ga-le'ra), [155].
- antipoda (an-tip'o-da), [155].
- coprinoides (cop-rin-oi'des), [155].
- flava (fla'va), [155].
- lateritia (lat-e-ri'ti-a), [155].
- tenera (ten'e-ra), [155].
Geaster (Ge-as'ter), [209].
Gomphidius (Gom-phid'i-us), [49].
- glutinosus (glu-ti-no'sus), [51].
- nigricans (nig'ri-cans), [49]–51, figs. [50], [51].
- rhodoxanthus (rhod-o-xan'thus), [168].
Gomphus (Gom'phus), [168].
Gyrocephalus (Gy-ro-ceph'a-lus), [207].
- rufus (ru'fus), [207], fig. [208].
Gyromitra esculenta (Gy-rom'i-tra es-cu-len'ta), [220].

Hebeloma (He-be-lo'ma), [157].
- crustuliniforme (crus-tu-lin-i-for'me), [158], fig. [152].
Hedgehog fungi, [195].
Helvella (Hel-vel'la), [219].
- crispa (cris'pa), [219].
- lacunosa (lac-u-no'sa), [220], fig. [219].
Hydnaceæ (Hyd-na'ce-æ), [195].
Hydnum (Hyd'num), [195].
- caput-medusæ (ca'put—me-du'sæ), [198].
- caput-ursi (ca'put—ur'si), [197], pl. 77, fig. [196].
- coralloides (cor-al-loi'des), [196], fig. [195].
- erinaceus (er-i-na'ce-us), [198], fig. [197].
- fragile (frag'i-le), [200].
- graveolens (gra-ve'o-lens), [200].
- imbricatum (im-bri-ca'tum), [198], fig. [200].
- repandum (re-pan'dum), [198], pl. 78, fig. [198].
- putidum (pu'ti-dum), [199], pl. 79, fig. [199].
- velutinum (ve-lu'ti-num), [200].
Hygrophorus (Hy-groph'o-rus), [110].
- chrysodon (chrys'o-don), [111], fig. [115].
- coccineus (coc-cin'e-us), [114].
- conicus (con'i-cus), [114].
- eburneus (e-bur'ne-us), [111], pl. 38, fig. [116].
- fuligineus (fu-li-gin'e-us), [113], fig. [117].
- hypothejus (hy-po-the'jus), [114].
- miniatus (min-i-a'tus), [113], [114].
- pratensis (pra-ten'sis), [113].
- psittacinus (psit-ta-ci'nus), [114].
Hymenochæte (Hy-me-no-chæ'te), [208].
Hymenomycetes (Hy-me-no-my-ce'tes), [261].
Hypholoma (Hyph-o-lo'ma), [26].
- appendiculatum (ap-pen-dic-u-la'tum), [27], [28], pl. 7, figs. [26], [27].
- candolleanum (can-dol-le-a'num), [28].
- lachrymabundum (lach-ry-ma-bun'dum), [28]–30, fig. [28].
- perplexum (per-plex'um), [27].
- rugocephalum (ru-go-ceph'a-lum), [30], pl. 8, fig. [29].
- sublateritium (sub-la-te-ri'ti-um), [26], pl. 6, fig. [25].

Inocybe (I-noc'y-be), [158].
- echinata (ech-i-na'ta), [158].
- repanda (re-pan'da), [303], fig. [250].
Ithyphallus impudicus (Ith-y-phal'lus im-pu-di'cus), [216].

Lactarius (Lac-ta'ri-us), [114].
- chelidonium (chel-i-do'ni-um), [124], pl. 39.
- chrysorrheus (chrys-or'rhe-us), [122], fig. [125].
- corrugis (cor-ru'gis), [116], fig. [118].
- deliciosus (de-lic-i-o'sus), [123], pl. 39.
- fuliginosus (fu-lig-i-no'sus), [118], fig. [120].
- gerardii (ge-rar'di-i), [119].
- indigo (in'di-go), [125], pl. 39.
- lignyotus (lig-ny-o'tus), [117], fig. [119].
- pergamenus (per-ga-me'nus), [121].
- piperatus (pip-e-ra'tus), [120], fig. [122].
- resimus (re-si'mus), [121], figs. [123], [124].
- torminosus (tor-mi-no'sus), [119], fig. [121].
- volemus (vo-le'mus), [121].
Lentinus (Len-ti'nus), [134].
- lecomtei (le-comt'e-i), [135].
- lepideus (le-pid'e-us), [135].
- stipticus (stip'ti-cus), [135], [136].
- vulpinus (vul-pi'nus), [134], pl. 42, figs. [131], [132].
Leotia lubrica (Le-o'ti-a lu'bri-ca), [221], fig. [221].
Lepiota (Lep-i-o'ta), [77].
- acutesquamosa (a-cu-te-squa-mo'sa), [81].
- americana (a-mer-i-ca'na), [80], [81], fig. [82].
- asperula (as-per'u-la), [82], [83], pl. 26, fig. [84].
- badhami (bad'ham-i), [81].
- cristata (cris-ta'ta), [81], fig. [83].
- naucina (nau-ci'na), [13], [77]–79, pl. 24, figs. [79], [80].
- naucinoides (nau-ci-noi'des), [77].
- procera (pro-ce'ra), [79], pl. 25, figs. [81], [242].
- rachodes (ra-cho'des), [79].
Leptonia (Lep-to'ni-a), [147].
- asprella (as-prel'la), [147], fig. [142].
- incana (in-ca'na), [147].
Lycoperdaceæ (Ly-co-per-da'ce-æ), [209].
Lycoperdon (Ly-co-per'don), [209].
- cyathiforme (cy-a-thi-for'me), [210], pl. 81, fig. [209].
- gemmatum (gem-ma'tum), [210], fig. [210].
- giganteum (gi-gan'te-um), [210].
- pyriforme (pyr-i-for'me), [211].

Marasmius (Ma-ras'mi-us), [130].
- cohærens (co-hæ'rens), [132], [133], figs. [130], [249].
- oreades (o-re'a-des), [131], fig. [129].
- rotula (rot'u-la), [131].
Merulius (Me-ru'li-us), [171], [172], [194].
- lacrymans (lac'ry-mans), [194], pl. 73, figs. [189], [190].
- tremellosus (trem-el-lo'sus), [194], pl. 74, figs. [191], [192].
Mitremyces lutescens (Mi-trem'y-ces lu-tes'cens), [213].
Morchella (Mor-chel'la), [217].
- bispora (bis'po-ra), [219].
- conica (con'i-ca), [217], fig. [217].
- crassipes (cras'si-pes), [219], pl. 86, fig. [218].
- deliciosa (de-lic-i-o'sa), [219].
- esculenta (es-cu-len'ta), [217], pl. 85, fig. [216].
- semilibera (sem-i-lib'e-ra), [219].
Mucronella (Mu-cro-nel'la), [200].
Mycena (My-ce'na), [93].
- acicula (a-cic'u-la), [97], [98], fig. [100].
- cyanothrix (cy-an'o-thrix), [98], fig. [101].
- epipterygia (e-pip-te-ryg'i-a), [96], [97], fig. [98].
- galericulata (gal-e-ric-u-la'ta), [94], [245].
- hæmatopa (hæ-mat'o-pa), [98]–100, fig. [102].
- polygramma (pol-y-gram'ma), [94], fig. [96].
- prælonga (præ-lon'ga), [94], [95].
- pura (pu'ra), [95], [96], fig. [97].
- succosa (suc-co'sa), [100].
- vulgaris (vul-ga'ris), [97], fig. [99].
Myriostoma (Myr-i-os'to-ma), [209].

Naucoria (Nau-co'ri-a), [153].
- semiorbicularis (sem-i-or-bic-u-la'ris), [153], [154].
- vernalis (ver-na'lis), [154], fig. [150].

Ochre-spored agarics, [150].
Omphalia (Om-pha'li-a), [100].
- campanella (cam-pa-nel'la), [101], [254], pl. 33, figs. [103], [241].
- epichysium (ep-i-chys'i-um), [101], fig. [104].

Panæolus (Pa-næ'o-lus), [45].
- fimicola (fi-mic'o-la), [48].
- papilionaceus (pa-pil-i-o-na'ce-us), [48], fig. [247].
- retirugis (re-ti-ru'gis), [45]–48, pl. 11, figs. [45]–48, [248].
- solidipes (so-lid'i-pes), [48].
Panus (Pa'nus), [134].
- cyathiformis (cy-a-thi-for'mis), [135].
- rudis (ru'dis), [135].
- strigosus (stri-go'sus), [135].
- stipticus (stip'ti-cus), [135], [136].
Paxillus (Pax-il'lus) 165.
- atro-tomentosus (at-ro-tom-en-to'sus), [169], fig. [161].
- corrugatus (cor-ru-ga'tus), [170], pl. 53, fig. [162].
- flavidus (flav'i-dus), [168].
- involutus (in-vo-lu'tus), [166], [167], fig. [159].
- panuoides (pan-u-oi'des), [170], pl. 54, fig. [163].
- rhodoxanthus (rhod-o-xan'thus), [167], [168], pl. 52, fig. [160].
Phalloideæ (Phal-loid'e-æ), [213].
Phlebia (Phle'bi-a), [195].
- merismoides (mer-is-moi'des), pls. 75, [76], figs. [193], [194].
Pholiota (Pho-li-o'ta), [150].
- adiposa (ad-i-po'sa), [151], [152], pl. 47, fig. [146].
- aurivella (au-ri-vel'la), [152].
- cerasina (ce-ras'i-na), [152].
- johnsoniana (john-so-ni-a'na), [153], pl. 49, fig. [149].
- marginata (mar-gi-na'ta), [151], fig. [147].
- præcox (præ'cox), [150], [151], pl. 46, fig. [145].
- squarrosa (squar-ro'sa), [152].
- squarrosoides (squar-ro-soi'des), [152], pl. 48, fig. [148].
- subsquarrosa (sub-squar-ro'sa), [152].
- unicolor (u-nic'o-lor), [151].
Pleurotus (Pleu-ro'tus), [102].
- applicatus (ap-pli-ca'tus), [109], [110], fig. [114].
- corticatus (cor-ti-ca'tus), [106], pl. 37, fig. [110].
- dryinus (dry'i-nus), [105], [106], pl. 36, figs. [109], [110].
- ostreatus (os-tre-a'tus), [104], pl. 34, fig. [107].
- petaloides (pet-a-loi'des), [107]–109, figs. [112], [113].
- sapidus (sap'i-dus), [104], [105], pl. 35, fig. [108].
- serotinus (se-rot'i-nus), [109].
- sulfureoides (sul-fu-re-oi'des), [107], fig. [111].
- ulmarius (ul-ma'ri-us), [102]–104, figs. [105], [106].
Pluteus (Plu'te-us), [138].
- cervinus (cer-vi'nus), [138], [139], fig. [135].
- tomentosulus (to-men-tos'u-lus), [140], fig. [136].
Polyporaceæ (Pol-y-po-ra'ce-æ), [171].
Polyporus (Po-lyp'o-rus), [171], [188]–194.
- applanatus (ap-pla-na'tus), [193], fig. [15].
- borealis (bo-re-a'lis), [9], [10], figs. [9], [10].
- brumalis (bru-ma'lis), [191], pl. 71, fig. [186].
- fomentarius (fo-men-ta'rius), [194].
- frondosus (fron-do'sus), [188], pls. 67, 68, figs. [181], [182].
- igniarius (ig-ni-a'ri-us), [194].
- intybaceus (in-ty-ba'ce-us), [184].
- leucophæus (leu-co-phæ'us), [194].
- lucidus (lu'ci-dus), [193], pl. 72, fig. [188].
- sulphureus (sul-phu're-us), [190], pls. 69, 70, figs. [184], [185].
- umbellatus (um-bel-la'tus), [189], fig. [183].
Polystictus (Pol-y-stic'tus), [191].
- cinnabarinus (cin-na-ba-ri'nus), [192].
- cinnamomeus (cin-na-mo'me-us), [192], fig. [187].
- connatus (con-na'tus), [192].
- hirsutus (hir-su'tus), [192].
- oblectans (ob-lec'tans), [192].
- perennis (pe-ren'nis), [192], fig. [187].
- pergamenus (per-ga-me'nus), [105], [193].
- splendens (splen'dens), [192].
- versicolor (ver-sic'o-lor), [192].
Psalliota (Psal-li-o'ta), [18]–26, [158].
Psathyrella (Psath-y-rel'la), [48].
- disseminata (dis-sem-i-na'ta), [48], [49], fig. [49].
Psilocybe fœnisecii (Psi-loc'y-be fœ-ni-se'ci-i), [48].
Purple-brown-spored agarics, [18].

Rosy-spored agarics, [138].
Russula (Rus'su-la), [125].
- adusta (ad-us'ta), [127], pl. 40.
- alutacea (al-u-ta'ce-a), [125], [126], pl. 40.
- emetica (e-met'i-ca), [127], pl. 40.
- fragilis (frag'i-lis), [127].
- furcata (fur-ca'ta), [127].
- lepida (lep'i-da), [126], pl. 40.
- nigricans (nig'ri-cans), [127].
- virescens (vi-res'cens), [126], pl. 40.