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SOME OF THE RARER AND MORE REMARKABLE
FUNGI OF EPPING FOREST.
(From Mr. James English's List.)
Agaricus muscarius.
„ mucidus.
„ splendens.
,, clavipes.
„ dryinus.
,, salignus.
,, petaloides.
,, rodicosus.
„ adiposus.
,, conissus.
,, alnicolor.
Cortinarius caerulescens.
,, violaceus.
,, decoloratus.
Hygrophorus chrysodon.
,, cossus.
,, Colemannianus.
,, miniatus.
Lactarius glyciosmus.
,, volemum.
Russula virescens.
„ emetica.
Cantharellus cibarius.
Marasmius urens.
Lentinus cochleatus.
Panus torulosus.
Boletus piperatus.
Boletus edulis.
„ satanas.
„ luridus.
Polyporus perennis.
,, picipes.
,, intybaceus.
,, giganteus.
,, imbricatus.
Trametes gibbosa.
Hydnum zonatum.
,, erinaceus.
,, cirrhatum.*
Radulum fagineum.
Thelephora multizonata.
,, clavularis.
Clavaria fastigiata.
„ aurea.
„ fusiformis.
„ pistillaris.
Gyromitra esculenta.
Helvella crispa.
Leotia lubrica.
Peziza macropus.
,, onotica.
,, aurantia.
,, sepulta.
,, hemispherica.
* Believed to be the only British example of this species.
Among the Mosses, &c., found in Epping Forest are Polytrichum commune, P. juni-
perum, P. formosum, and P. ferum; Mnium hornum.: Dicranum scoparium and D.
heteromallum; Lepidozia reptum; Pottia truncata : Hypnum Schreberi and H. cupres-
siforme, &c.
J. Jones, Printer, "Woodford Times Office," Woodford.