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*Byssus phosphorea [Corticium caeruleum].
On rotten wood in Hoe Street. (On dead sticks, posts,
etc.).
*Byssus candida [Corticum lacteum].
On rotten wood. (On leaves on the Forest).
Byssus septica [Racodium cellare].
In cellars on wood etc. In cellars on wine casks.
*Byssus barbata [Ozonium auricomum, the sterile mycelium
of Coprinus domesticus].
On dead wood in our yard (Walthamstow).
Agaricus Chanterellus [Cantharellus cibarius].
Chanterelle Agaric.
In the woody parts of Epping Forest, not very common.
Agaricus campestris [Psalliota].
In fields and on the Forest, very common.
Agaricus georgii [Psalliota arvensis].
A campestris b georgii Hud.
In fields common.
Agaricus integer [Russula emetica].
In woods very common.
Agaricus procerus [Lepiota].
In woods and hedges etc., very common.
Agaricus verrucosus [Amanita asperai
In the woody parts of the Forest.
Agaricus piperatus [Lactarius].
In the woody parts of the Forest.
*Agaricas lactifluus [Lactarius subdulcis].
In the woody parts of the Forest.
Agaricus viridis [Stropharia aeruginosa].
A. aeruginosus Curtis.
In the woody parts of the Forest, in our Garden (Hale
End).
*Agaricus fascicularis [Hypholoma].
On posts (at the bottom) and roots of trees very common.
Agaricus pratensis [Psalliota].
Champignion Agaric.
In fields and the Forest very common.
Agaricus ostreatus Curtis [Pleurotus].
On trees.
Agaricus glutinosus Curtis [Stropharia semiglobata].