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Toadstools, mushrooms, fungi, edible and poisonous; one thousand American fungi
4. scaber areolatus 461,

Toadstools, mushrooms, fungi, edible and poisonous; one thousand American fungi

4. scaber areolatus 461,

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Chapter 1: Chapter 1
Chapter 2: Introduction xv
Chapter 3: 6. Gyromitra esculenta 546
Chapter 4: 3. strobiliformis 19
Chapter 5: 7. prolifera (section) 126
Chapter 6: 4. Amanita rubescens 21
Chapter 7: 3. Lentinus lepideus 230
Chapter 8: 6. humile 81
Chapter 9: 11. infundibuliformis 100
Chapter 10: 2. multiceps, var. 94
Chapter 11: 4. fusipes 116
Chapter 12: 7. niveus 153
Chapter 13: 4. volemus 180
Chapter 14: 7. puellaris 208
Chapter 15: 5. brevipes 219
Chapter 16: 2. cervinus var. 245
Chapter 17: 5. prunulus (section) 255
Chapter 18: 4. subsquarrosa 275
Chapter 19: 5. armillatus 323
Chapter 20: 5. campester 332
Chapter 21: 5. rhodoxanthus (section) 394
Chapter 22: 4. solidipes (section) 385
Chapter 23: 3. castaneus 472
Chapter 24: 5. crassipes 452
Chapter 25: 4. pallidus 429
Chapter 26: 4. scaber areolatus 461,
Chapter 27: 5. edulis 445
Chapter 28: 1. Boletus indecisus 468
Chapter 29: 2. Polyporus sulphureus 485
Chapter 30: 7. Trametes gibbosa
Chapter 31: 9. Cantharellus lutescens 218
Chapter 32: 3. Clavaria pistillaris (dark var.) 524
Chapter 33: 3. formosa 520
Chapter 34: 2. echinatum 568
Chapter 35: INTRODUCTION
Chapter 36: 8. GILLS EMARGINATE, ALSO ADNATE AND HAVING DECURRENT TOOTH.
Chapter 37: 15. GILLS DECURRENT; CAP UMBILICATE.
Chapter 38: 5. RING FIBRILLOSE.
Chapter 39: 10. VOLVA FRIABLE, DISAPPEARING.
Chapter 40: 2. AMANITA PHALLOIDES (WHITE 7 5. AMANITA FROSTIANA, 16
Chapter 41: 3. AMANITA PHALLOIDES (BROWN 7 6. GYROMITRA ESCULENTA, 546
Chapter 42: 2. AMANITA RUBESCENS AND 21
Chapter 43: 3. AMANITA STROBILIFORMIS, 19
Chapter 44: 18. Plate XII, fig. 4, p. 32.) =Pileus= about 4 in. broad,
Chapter 45: 2. AMANITOPSIS VAGINATA, 29 6. MYCENA PROLIFERA, 126
Chapter 46: 3. AMANITOPSIS NIVALIS, 29 7. MYCENA PROLIFERA 126
Chapter 47: 4. AMANITOPSIS STRANGULATA, 30
Chapter 48: 2. LEPIOTA NAUCINOIDES, 45 4. AMANITA RUBESCENS, 21
Chapter 49: 1. Armillaria mellea, 55 3–4. Lentinus 230
Chapter 50: 2. Armillaria mellea var. 56
Chapter 51: 4. TRICHOLOMA TERREUM, 71
Chapter 52: 4. CLITOCYBE 108 9. CLITOCYBE ODORA, 90
Chapter 53: 6. CLITOCYBE MAXIMA 99 11. CLITOCYBE 100
Chapter 54: 7. CLITOCYBE NEBULARIS, 85
Chapter 55: 1. CLITOCYBE MULTICEPS, 95 2. CLITOCYBE MULTICEPS, 95
Chapter 56: 2. COLLYBIA PLATYPHYLLA 114 4. COLLYBIA FUSIPES, 116
Chapter 57: 1. HYGROPHORUS PRATENSIS (WHITE 5. HYGROPHORUS
Chapter 58: 2. HYGROPHORUS PRATENSIS (COLORED 6. HYGROPHORUS VIRGINEUS,
Chapter 59: 3. HYGROPHORUS PRATENSIS (AFTER 7. HYGROPHORUS NIVEUS,
Chapter 60: 4. HYGROPHORUS MINIATUS, 159
Chapter 61: 146. Plate XXXVIII, p. 147.) =Pileus= 1–2 in. and more broad, somewhat
Chapter 62: 2. LACTARIUS INDIGO, 171 4. LACTARIUS VOLEMUS, 180
Chapter 63: 4. RUSSULA SORDIDA, 190
Chapter 64: 3. CRATERELLUS 508
Chapter 65: 1. PLUTEUS CERVINUS, 243 2. PLUTEUS CERVINUS, 245
Chapter 66: 2. CLITOPILUS ABORTIVUS 256 5. CLITOPILUS PRUNULUS 255
Chapter 67: 3. CLITOPILUS ABORTIVUS 258
Chapter 68: 7. Stem longer than the width of the zoneless C. albogriseus
Chapter 69: 7. Stem shorter than the width of the commonly C. micropus
Chapter 70: 11. Stems not cespitose, hollow C. Seymourianus
Chapter 71: 1. _Pileus not hygrophanous._
Chapter 72: 2. _Pileus hygrophanous._
Chapter 73: 1. Spores angulated. C. depluens
Chapter 74: 2. Pileus striatulate when C. Greigensis
Chapter 75: 2. Pileus not striatulate C. byssisedus
Chapter 76: 2. PHOLIOTA CAPERATA, 270 4. PHOLIOTA SUBSQUARROSA, 275
Chapter 77: 1. CORTINARIUS 318 4. CORTINARIUS TURMALIS, 309
Chapter 78: 2. CORTINARIUS VIOLACEUS, 314 5. CORTINARIUS 323
Chapter 79: 3. CORTINARIUS OCHRACEUS, 319
Chapter 80: 1892. In woods. September to frost. _McIlvaine._
Chapter 81: 2. AGARICUS SILVICOLA, 343 5. AGARICUS CAMPESTER 332
Chapter 82: 3. AGARICUS PLACOMYCES, 345
Chapter 83: 2. HYPHOLOMA PERPLEXUM, 354 4. GOMPHIDIUS RHODOXANTHUS, 394
Chapter 84: 1. Stem solid or stuffed, flesh whitish, gills sublateritium
Chapter 85: 2. Cap yellow or tinged with tawny, stem yellow, fasciculare
Chapter 86: 2. Cap brick-red, stem ferruginous, gills green, elæodes
Chapter 87: 3. Cap red or brick-red, with a yellow margin; gills perplexum
Chapter 88: 4. Gills yellow, becoming gray, neither green nor epixanthum
Chapter 89: 2. COPRINUS MICACEUS, 378 4. PANAEOLUS SOLIDIPES 385
Chapter 90: 3. Pileus soon red-squamose B. pictus
Chapter 91: 1. Tubes yellowish with reddish, or
Chapter 92: 2. Stem lacunose-reticulated and
Chapter 93: 4. Tubes free, or if adnate then
Chapter 94: 4. Tubes adnate, not stuffed when
Chapter 95: 6. Tubes free or nearly so,
Chapter 96: 7. Stem spongy within, soon cavernous
Chapter 97: 11. Tubes yellowish or stuffed when
Chapter 98: 11. Tubes whitish, not stuffed. (p. 459.) Versipelles
Chapter 99: 1. Stem dotted both above and below the
Chapter 100: 13. Pileus adorned with tufts of hairs or
Chapter 101: 14. Stem whitish or yellowish-white
Chapter 102: 17. Pileus some other color B. collinitus
Chapter 103: 22. Taste acrid or peppery B. piperatus
Chapter 104: 2. BOLETUS SUBAUREUS, 414
Chapter 105: 3. BOLETUS FULVUS, 465
Chapter 106: 1. Tubes free, with red mouths B. auriflammeus
Chapter 107: 2. Stem pallid, with a circumscribing red B. glabellus
Chapter 108: 2. Stem yellow, sometimes with red stains B.
Chapter 109: 6. Pileus reticulated with subcutaneous brown B. dictyocephalus
Chapter 110: 8. Stem yellowish, streaked with brown B. innixus
Chapter 111: 3. BOLETUS RUBROPUNCTUS, 429
Chapter 112: 1. Flesh or tubes changing to blue where 2
Chapter 113: 6. Tube mouths minute B. spadiceus
Chapter 114: 3. BOLETUS ILLUDENS, 439
Chapter 115: 1. Stem red in the depressions, tubes tinged with B. Morgani
Chapter 116: 1. Stem pale-yellow, tubes not greenish B. Betula
Chapter 117: 9. Pileus gray or grayish-black, stem straight B. griseus
Chapter 118: 3. Tubes tinged with green or becoming green where 6
Chapter 119: 8. Stem even, brownish-red B. decorus
Chapter 120: 1898. _McIlvaine._
Chapter 121: 7. Pileus reddish-tawny or brown B. Sullivantii
Chapter 122: 2. Margin of the pileus B. versipellis
Chapter 123: 3. Stem scabrous or B. scaber
Chapter 124: 4. Pileus dark-brown B. sordidus
Chapter 125: 1. Stem slender, generally less than four B.
Chapter 126: 3. Tubes round, white B.
Chapter 127: 4. Taste mild B.
Chapter 128: 4. Taste bitter B. felleus
Chapter 129: 1898. The stem of some specimens spreads at the top. The pileus is often
Chapter 130: 1. BOLETUS INDECISUS, 468 2–3–4. BOLETUS FELLEUS, 460
Chapter 131: 1. Pileus granulated B. Murray
Chapter 132: 1. FISTULINA HEPATICA, 477 2. POLYPORUS SULPHUREUS, 485
Chapter 133: 2. POLYSTICTUS VERSICOLOR. } About natural
Chapter 134: 4. POLYPORUS PERENNIS AND }
Chapter 135: 7. TRAMETES GIBBOSA. }
Chapter 136: 1897. =Cap= and =stem= dark brown. =Spines= darker. =Stem= swelling
Chapter 137: 2. PEZIZA COCCINEA, 559 7. CRATERELLUS SINUOSUS, 510
Chapter 138: 3. PEZIZA AURANTIA, 557 8. CRATERELLUS 509
Chapter 139: 5. HYPOMYCES LACTIFLUORUM, 562
Chapter 140: 2. CLAVARIA AUREA, 520
Chapter 141: 1. CLAVARIA FUSIFORMIS, 523 3. CLAVARIA PISTILLARIS 524
Chapter 142: 2. CLAVARIA PISTILLARIS 524
Chapter 143: 1894. The mass was 2 in. in diameter. Separating them was taking the
Chapter 144: 1. PHALLUS. Page 571.
Chapter 145: 2. MUTINUS. Page 575.
Chapter 146: 3. CLATHRUS.
Chapter 147: 4. SIMBLUM.
Chapter 148: 5. LATERNEA.
Chapter 149: 1. POLYPLOCIUM.
Chapter 150: 2. BATARREA.
Chapter 151: 3. MYRIOSTOMA.
Chapter 152: 4. GEASTER. Page 580.
Chapter 153: 5. ASTRÆUS.
Chapter 154: 6. MITREMYCES.
Chapter 155: 7. TYLOSTOMA. Page 582.
Chapter 156: 8. CALVATIA. Page 582.
Chapter 157: 9. LYCOPERDON. Page 589.
Chapter 158: 10. BOVISTELLA. Page 608.
Chapter 159: 11. CATASTOMA. Page 609.
Chapter 160: 12. BOVISTA. Page 610.
Chapter 161: 13. MYCENASTRUM. Page 613.
Chapter 162: 1. Having washed and cleansed them from the earth which is apt to
Chapter 163: 2. MORELLES A L'ITALIENNE.—Having washed and dried, divide them across,
Chapter 164: Introduction, xv

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