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SOME NEW FUNGI FROM EPPING FOREST.
A Report on the Fungus Foray of October, 1934.
By ARTHUR A. PEARSON, F.L.S.
THE fungi on the 13th October were not very plentiful,
but as usual some interesting species turned up, many
of which have not previously been recorded for Epping Forest,
although they are mostly fairly common. Mr. Ramsbottom
reported Collybia longipes which is not often seen. There was a
good gathering of Russidae, some of the specimens, notably Rus-
sula vesca, being very untypical. The variety of Russula
cyanoxantha with the coloured stem was again on the table,
and also Russula pseudo-integra which, though common earlier
in the year, has not yet been recorded for Britain.
Another new record for this country is Inocybe decipien-
toides. Under Carleton Rea's classification we should place it
in the genus Astrosporina, as it has nodulose spores.