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esculentus 13. sive pileolo lato & rotundo livido C.B. esculentus
12. Park. The most common esculent field Mushrome or
Champignon. [Psalliota campestris].
Fungi albi venenati viscidi J.B. The white poisonous
Mushrome. [Amanita phalloides.]
Fungi longissimo pediculo candicantes, sed maculati,
esculenti, J.B. . . . The (all navel Mushrome. [Lepiota
procera].
Fungus pediculo in bulbi formam excrescente C.B.
[Amanita rubescens].
Fungus parvus, ex albido subluteus, pileolo hemisphaerico.
Fungus parvus albus cum luteola parte in summitate capituli,
visco nitente resplendens J.B. Small yellowish Mushrome, with
an hemispherical head. [Stropharia semiglobata.]
Fungus parvus galericulatus striis lividis aut nigris, The
most common dangerous small Mushrome. [Panaeolus papilio-
naceus].
Fungi pratenses minores, externe viscidi, albi lutei vel
rubentes." [Hygrophorus coccineus.]
In the second edition (1696) there are three Essex localities:—
"Fungus parvus luteus ad ophioglossoiden nigrum accedens. 
Yellow Adders-tongue Mushrome. In vivario Middletoniano
D. Fr. Willughby, & alibi in pascuis copiose. D. Dale in pascuis
glareosis circa Bocking vicum in Essexia observavit. [Clavaria
inaequalis].
Fungi calyciformes seminiferi Mentzel pugil. An Fungus
minimus άνωνυμ Clus? minimus, ligneis tabellis areolarum
hortorum adnascens C.B. Seeding Cup-mushromc. Observavit
& ad me transmisit D. Sloane; ejusdam meminit D. Merrett in
Pinace. Mr. Dale observed it in a Barley eddish near Braintree in
Essex, growing to the Stalks of Barley, trodden into the ground,
plentifully. Ab aliis omnibus nobis cognitis Fungis abunde
distinguitur, quod semine praegnans sit. Descriptionem vide
in Hist. Nost. p. 105. [Cyathus vernicosus.]
Fungi Pezicae Plinii Col. F. noxius V. seu acetabulorum
modo cavus, radice carens C.B. Cup-mushromc. This Sprang
out of the clefts of the ground in that dry Year of the Sickness
continued in Cambridge 1666. in the wood ridings at Burwell
in Lancashire. Dr. Lister. Found also in a shady Lanc near
Belchamp S. Paul in Essex, by Mr. Dale. Mr. Doody shewed