. Synopsis of the British Basidiomycetes ; a descriptive catalogue of the drawings and specimens in the Department of botany, British museum. klados, a young branch, derris, a leathern coat.) Coriaceous. Hymenium woody, radiate or rugulose with branchedribs, or narrow greatly ramified folds, persistent, at length roughenedwith warts. Horizontal and attachedby a small base behind. (Fig. 97.) Typical species of Cladodcrris re-semble Lentinus in appearance, with asquarroso-hispid pileus of the colourand texture of leather and a veinedhymenium. The species are usuallystemless, but sometimes there
. Synopsis of the British Basidiomycetes ; a descriptive catalogue of the drawings and specimens in the Department of botany, British museum. klados, a young branch, derris, a leathern coat.) Coriaceous. Hymenium woody, radiate or rugulose with branchedribs, or narrow greatly ramified folds, persistent, at length roughenedwith warts. Horizontal and attachedby a small base behind. (Fig. 97.) Typical species of Cladodcrris re-semble Lentinus in appearance, with asquarroso-hispid pileus of the colourand texture of leather and a veinedhymenium. The species are usuallystemless, but sometimes there is apervious stem as in 1782. The plantsare not usually small although smallexamples occur. Cladoderris dendriticavaries from 7 in. to £ in. in diam. Theprevailing size is from 4 to 6 in. in species are large, infundibuliformand almost stemless. The species chiefly grow in Aus-tralia, Cuba and the Philippines. 1805. C. minima B. & Br. (from itsvery small size; minimus, theleast) a b. , springing from astem-like or obsolete base, re-supinate. P. tomentose, some-what zoned. Hym. radiate onbranched Birch. Dec. Diam. -X in a dwarfed 1806. Resembling Fig. 97.—A, B, c, upper and lowersurface and section of Cladoderrisaustralica Berk., drawn as a type ofthe genus, one-half natural size. D,C. minima B. & Br., natural , ditto, X 2. LXXXIII. STEREUM Pers.(From its hard substance; Gr. stereos, hard.) Hymenium inferior, coriaceous, separated from the inodermousvelvety-silky or fibrous-coated pileus or subiculum by an indeter- 2 d 2 404 Stereu7?i minate fibrillose stratum, even, smooth, composed of basidia andhymenial cells compactly arranged side by side and of uniformheight. Basidia 4-spored. Spores minute, roundish-ovate, white orcoloured. (Fig. 98.)
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