Hyp holoma epixanthum (Fr.) Auel.
Hygrophorus fornicatus Fr.
Lyophyllum connatum (Schum. ex Fr.) Sing,
Lepiota felina (Pers ex Fr.) Karst. non Cooke.
Melanophyllum echinatum (Roth. ex Fr.) Sing.
Geopyxis carbonaria (A&S ex Fr.) Sacc.
Russula lundellii (Rayner 98,)
subfoetens (Rayner 20A)
Violeipes Quel. (Non R. amoena Quel.)
Pholiota apicrea (Fr.) Moser apud Gams.
Pluteus patricius (Schulzer) Boud.
Pluteus boudieri P.D. Orton
atromarginatus (Konrad) Kuhn
The new list of Epping Forest fungi is at last in
print, appearing in Vol. 32 Part 4 of the Essex Naturalist.
It will be continued in the next issue and be reprinted as
one publication. The new list replaces Pearson's 1938 list,
but his records are incorporated in the new and all the
names have been brought up to date. Additions to the list
will be published every year so that those interested can
keep their lists up to date.
The bulk of the recording has been done in Epping
Forest this year. Few records have come in from the rest
of the county. I would appeal to anyone keeping mycological
records in other parts of the county to send me copies so
that their records may be incorporated in the Club's
official records. It is hoped to do some recording in the
reserves next season. Offers of help would be appreciated.
Doreen J. Boardman
SMALL AD
LOST. About 21/2 years ago in the country, probably in
a place favoured by naturalists, a pocket-sized pair of
binoculars of Edwardian vintage. A family heirloom of
sentimental value. If found, please contact Mr. E.N. Hooper
104 High Road, Buckhurst Hill, Essex.
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