. British fungi (Hymenomycetes). Fungi -- Great Britain. 220 AGARICUS. Eccilia. deeply decurrent, very distant, broad, few, the alternate ones shorter, whitish then flesh-colour. j A very remarkable species. It may be well compared with .^4. pyxidatus, but is smaller. It presents a striking analogy with A. umbelliferus, but is readily distinguished by the rosy spores. On rotten wood, and tops of walls. Lincoln, i860, &c. Sept. Spores ovoid, pentangular, spotted, 10 mk. Q. Name—poSoi/, rose; KuAt|, cup. Only apphcable if "rose" applies to the spores, and "cup" to the pil
. British fungi (Hymenomycetes). Fungi -- Great Britain. 220 AGARICUS. Eccilia. deeply decurrent, very distant, broad, few, the alternate ones shorter, whitish then flesh-colour. j A very remarkable species. It may be well compared with .^4. pyxidatus, but is smaller. It presents a striking analogy with A. umbelliferus, but is readily distinguished by the rosy spores. On rotten wood, and tops of walls. Lincoln, i860, &c. Sept. Spores ovoid, pentangular, spotted, 10 mk. Q. Name—poSoi/, rose; KuAt|, cup. Only apphcable if "rose" applies to the spores, and "cup" to the pileus. Lasch n. 567. Fr. Moiiogr. i. p. 301. Icon. t. 100. f. 6. B. ^ Br. n. 904. C. Hbk. 71. 288. Illust. PL 343. ciaudopus. Siibgeiins XVIII. CLAUDOPUS (^/^^z/^^^j-, lame; ttous, a foot). Worth. Smith in Seem. Journ. Pileus excentric, lateral or resu- pinate. Spores rubiginous, in A. byssiscdits at least angular. A small group intermediate between the Hyporhodii and the Dermini. The spores of A. euosjnus and sapidtis are pale lilac, quite different from the rubiginous spores of the Claudopodes. Besides, these species have no affinity with the true Claudopodes, but a very close one with the Leucospori, so that A. eiios7mis was first taken for a variety of A. ostreatus. To none of their finders did it occur to separate these species from the Leucospori and place them among the Crepidoti or the Hyporhodii. Moreover, lilac spores never occur among the Hypo- rhodii, but among the Pratelli. Fr. Hyin. Eur. p. XIX. Agaricus {Ciaudopus) vari- abilis. Natural size. 487. A. variabilis Pers.—Pileus white, slightly fleshy, resupi- nate then reflexed, even, tojne7itose^ putting forth from the centre a short, incurved, villous stem, which is obliterated when the pileus is reflexed. Gills at first concurrent in an excentric point, then reaching the base, broad, distant, whitish then rubiginous. Here and there it occurs sterile, with white gills. On sticks, stumps, leaves, (Sec. Commo
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