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serotinus (Pleurotus), 161
serotinus (Hygrophorus), 221
serifluus (Lactarius), 178
serrulata (Leptonia), 255
sericeum (Stereum), 456
setosa (Mycena), 122
siccus (Marasmius), 146
silvaticus (Agaricus), 313
silvicola (Agaricus), 309
sinuosus (Craterellus), 452
solidipes (Panaeolus), 344
solitaria (Amanita), 29
sordidum (Tricholoma), 62
sordidus (Hygrophorus), 220
spadicea (Psilocybe), 329
spadiceum (Stereum), 455
spathularia (Guepinia), 484
spathularia (Xylaria), 579
speciosus (Boletus), 356
speciosus (Hygrophorus), 211
spectabilis (Pholiota), 265
sphagnophilus (Hygrophorus), 217
spinulosa (Clavaria), 466
spinulifera (Collybia), 141
spongiosipes (Hydnum), 440
spreta (Amanita), 43
spumosa (Flammula), 286
squalida (Flammula), 286
squamosus (Polyporus), 395
squarrosa (Pholiota), 268
squarrosoides (Pholiota), 266
squarrulosum (Tricholoma), 78
stannea (Mycena), 124
stercoraria (Stropharia), 322
stercoreus (Cyathus), 519
Stevensoni (Peziza), 505
stipitaria (Collybia), 112
striata (Calocera), 474
striatus (Cyathus), 517
striatula (Clitocybe), 106
strangulata (Amanitopsis), 46
striaepes (Boletus), 366
stricta (Clavaria), 464
stricta (Calocera), 474
strigosus (Panus), 223
strobillaceus (Strobilomyces), 380
styptus (Panus), 223
stypticus (Panus), 223
strobiliformis (Amanita), 33
suaveolens (Trametes), 423
subdulcis (Lactarius), 176
subcostatum (Entoloma), 245
subditopoda (Clitocybe), 99
suberosus (Piptoporus), 409
subochracea-Burtii (Inocybe), 270
subochracea (Inocybe), 270
subsericeus (Polystictus), 415
subincarnatum (Lycoperdon), 545
sublateritium (Hypholoma), 326
subluteus (Boletus), 368
subterraneum (Catastoma), 559
subrufescens (Agaricus), 316
subrufescens (Hygrophorus), 222
subtomentosus (Boletus), 353
subvilis (Clitopilus), 251
Sullivantii (Boletus), 360
sulphurus (Polyporus), 398
sulphureum (Tricholoma), 65
tabescens (Clitocybe), 104
terginus (Marasmius), 145
temperata (Volvaria), 242
tenera (Galera), 276 var. pilosella (Galera), 276
tenerum (Scleroderma), 556
terreum (Tricholoma), 76
terriferum (Tricholoma), 74
torminosus (Lactarius), 164
torulosus (Panus), 225
tornata (Clitocybe), 95
transmutans (Tricholoma), 61
tremellosus (Merulius), 425
trivialis (Lactarius), 170
turmalis (Cortinarius), 291
triplex (Geaster), 567
tuberosa (Collybia), 341
tuberosa (Peziza), 510
tuberosa (Sclerotinia), 510
tulipifera (Irpex), 448
ulmarius (Pleurotus), 157
umbellatus (Polyporus), 390
umbellifera (Omphalia), 132
umbonata (Volvaria), 241
umbrinum (Lycoperdon), 542
umidicola (Cortinarius), 303
unicolor (Pholiota), 262
unicolor (Daedalea), 428
unifactum (Tricholoma), 83
urens (Marasmius), 138
uvidus (Lactarius), 180
vaginata (Amanitopsis), 43
variabilis (Claudopus), 256
variata (Russula), 190
varius (Cortinarius), 292
vellereus (Lactarius), 181
velutipes (Collybia), 118
velutipes (Spathularia), 501
velutipes (Marasmius), 140
velutinus (Geaster), 570
venosa (Peziza), 511
venosa (Discina), 511
versutus (Crepidotus), 279
versicolor (Polystictus), 413
versicolor (Stereum), 455
verrucosus (Cyathus), 518
vermicularis (Clavaria), 469
vermiculosus (Boletus), 376
verna (Amanita), 27
verrucosum (Scleroderma), 556
versipeles (Boletus), 365
vesca (Russula), 189
vesiculosa (Peziza), 508
vialis (Lenzites), 232
villaticus (Agaricus), 592
violaceus (Cortinarius), 296
virescens (Russula), 190
virgineus (Hygrophorus), 219
virosa (Amanita), 23
viscidus (Gomphidius), 349
vitrea (Mycena), 125
volemus (Lactarius), 178
volvacea (Volvaria), 242
volvatus (Polyporus), 411
vulgaris (Mycena), 129
vulgaris (Polyporus), 409
vulgare (Crucibulum), 520
vulgare (Scleroderma), 555
vulpinus (Lentinus), 226
Wrightii (Lycoperdon), 546
zanthopus (Didymius), 578
zephira (Mycena), 129
zonata (Collybia), 112
zonatum (Hydnum), 441
Transcriber's Notes:
Replacements for non-ASCII characters use the base character.
ae ligature is ae. a grave is a. multiply sign is x. degree symbol is deg. micro symbol is u fractional half is .5 fractional three quarter is .75
Images have been moved from original locations to correspond with their respective descriptions.
Accents are not always consistently used, especially in headings, illustrations and indexes. These were left as in the original.
Page 3
myselium
Changed to: mycelium
Page 18
Veril arachnoid
Changed to: Veil arachnoid
Page 23
Lotos-eaters
Unchanged: Acceptable old spelling.
Page 50
L. h[oe]matosperma
Changed to: L. haematosperma
Page 78
Tricholoma cartilaginea
Changed to: Tricholoma cartilagineum
Page 95
Clitocybe metachora. Fr.
Changed to Clitocybe metachroa. Fr.
Pages 99, 140, 153, 161, 339, 345, 453 and 511.
cinerous
Changed to: cinereous
Pages 120, 245, 262, 278 and 325.
companulate
Changed to: campanulate
Pages 124 and 410.
tenaceous
Changed to: tenacious
Page 128
Pileus is small, convex, expanded, obtuse, slightly viscid, striate, quite [blue?] when young, growing brownish with blue fibrils.
Missing word after quite may be 'blue'. Added.
Page 130
These plants have a wide distribution and [are?] found on branches, among moss and dead leaves.
Missing word 'are' added.
Page 148
Fagineus means belonging to beach.
Changed to: Fagineus means belonging to beech.
Page 148
The stem is short, hollow, pub scent,
Changed to: The stem is short, hollow, pubescent,
Page 182
The stem is solid, blunt, pub scent,
Changed to: The stem is solid, blunt, pubescent,
Page 192
minutely echmulate,
Changed to: minutely echinulate,
Page 281
myselium
Changed to: mycelium
Page 286
Its dingy appearance, slender habit, more uniform and darker color of the pileus, and darker color of the lamellae.
Sentence has no verb. It appears to be a comparison to the before mentioned F. spumosa. No change.
Page 296
whitish, tinged with lilacs.
Changed to: whitish, tinged with lilac.
Page 319
The plants in figure [259?] were found in Haynes' Hollow and photographed by Dr. Kellerman.
Added figure number, assuming it to be the figure pertaining to this article.
Page 349
long to 1 1-5 lines
Meaning unknown: May be 1 1/5 or 1 1/2 lines? Unchanged.
Page 392
Polyporus Berkelyi
Changed to Polyporus Berkeleyi
Page 417 obsoletely zoned, purverulent
Changed to: obsoletely zoned, pulverulent
Page 475
It is a small plant resembling, in minature,
Changed to: It is a small plant resembling, in miniature,
Page 508
sessible, at first
Changed to: sessile, at first
Page 513
Asci are cylindrical; spores spindle-shaped, straight or bow-shaped, rough, 35-8;
Dimensions don't make sense. It may be 35x8, as this is spindle-shaped. Unchanged.
Page 559
Caulogossum/Cauloglossum
Both spellings used; unchanged.
Page 604
clavata (Spathularia),
Changed to: clavata (Spathularia), 500
Page referring to Spathularia.
Several instances of porus, which I think mean porous, are unchanged as the use is consistent throughout.
The suffixes 'ceus' and 'ceous' are used interchangably, sometimes within the same paragraph.
Sometimes numbers like 1-1000 and 1-800 may mean 11000 and 1800 respectively.
Measurements are apparently taken from various sources and use several standards, like mm., mc., MM., cm., lines, inches and u. Sometimes the units of measurement are lacking and I assume they are u for spore sizes. None are changed.
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