284 THE ESSEX NATURALIST.
T. juniperina Hud. sed non Lin.
On rotten wood.
Tremella turbinata [Bulgaria polymorpha].
Lycoperdon truncatum Lin.
Peziza polymorpha Light.
On dead wood (on a dead tree in Chapel End Lane).
*Tremella purpurea [Tubercularia vulgaris].
On dead sticks, very common.
Tremella albida [Naematelia nucleata].
On a tree in the Sale.
Tremella arborea [Exidia glandulosa].
On dead sticks in a thicket near Chingford Lane, Chapel
End, and on dead branches of willow in our garden.
*Agaricus alnus [Schizophyllum commune].
On an alder log in Sawyer's Yard nearly opp. the Nags
Head, Hackney Road. 1794.
*Phallus impudicus.
Gathered by W. Sikes before I came up by the roadside
on a bank of a wood near Stouton Church, Essex. 1792.
*Clavaria Epiphylla [Mitrula paludosa].
In a bog among alders on Bentley Common near Weal-
drove, Essex, 1802.
Additional Essex specimens noted in Forster's herbarium
are given with their modern names ; sometimes these have been
added on to the older synonomy ; many of them have identifi-
cations by M. J. Berkeley ; Worthington G. Smith worked
over all the specimens and M. C. Cooke, during his temporary
employ at the Museum, also added a few names.
Collybia radicata. Garden, Ivy House, Woodford.
Omphalia umbellifera. In Hale brinks.
Pleurotus salignus. On Epping Forest, near Woodford
(higher branches).
Marasmius ramealis. In a hedge near Wallwood House
near Leytonstone ; on the Forest.
Lentinus tigrinus. In the Sale.
Panus stypticus. In Little Hale brink in Hale End :
in a wood near Chingford Hatch.
Poria vaporaria. Forest.
Merulius Corium. In Hale brinks.
Craterellus sinuosus. On the Forest near Loughton ; on
Hale brink.