THE FUNGI OF EPPING FOREST. 3
ABBREVIATIONS.
C=common. U=uncommon. R=rare.
These marks of frequency refer to the South-East of England.
Good edible species are marked E.
Poisonous species are marked P.
The mark S = suspect, and is used for species which have caused
trouble, though usually not of a serious nature.
Species without a mark are harmless but of little or no culinary value
BASIDIOMYCETES.
HYMENOMYCETAE.
Fam. AGARICACEAE.
Subfam. Leucosporae.
Gen. AMANITA (Pers.) Fr.
Liberae.
C P Amanita Phalloidei (Vaill.) Fr.
U P ,, ,, var. verna (Bull.) Fr.
Semilimbatae Gilbert.
C Amanita mappa (Batsch.) Fr.
U ,, porphyria (A. & S.) Fr.
FLOCCOSAE Gilbert.
C P Amanita muscaria (Linn.) Fr.
U E ,, solitaria (Bull.) Fr.
U P ,, pantherina (D.C.) Fr
C E ,, spissa Fr.
C E ,, rubescens (Pers.) Fr.
U ,, aspera (? Fr.) Quel.
Gen. AMANITOPSIS Roze.
C E Amanitopsis vaginata (Bull.) Roze,
U E ,, nivalis (Grev.) Rea.
C E ,, fulva (Schaeff.) W. G. Smith.
U E ,, inaurata (Secr.) Boud.
Gen. LEPIOTA (Pers.) Fr.
Procerae Fr.
C E Lepiota procera (Scop.) Fr.
U E ,, excoriata (Schaeff) Fr.
U E ,, gracilenta (Kromb.) IT.
C E ,, rachodes (Vitt.) Fr.
R E ,, naucina Fr.
Echinatae Fayod.
U ,, acutesquamosa (Weinm.) Fr.
Fusisporae Lange.
U E ,, clypeolaria (Bull.) Fr.
R ,, erminea ET.