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leonina Schwein., P. fibuliformis Bolt., Sphas'ria stellulata Fr.; S. disseptaFr., but not confined to elms ; S. ciliata Fers., found also on the alder; S.melastrdma Fr., S. hypodermia Fr., S. naucosa Fr.; S. lilmea Schwein., onCulmus americana; S. cubicularis Fr., Cytispora carbonacea Fr., DothideaU'\ mi Fr. ( E. of Plants, 16467.), D. astrdidea Berk., Rhytisma U'\m\ Fr.,Asteroma 17'lmi Grev., Hyphelia fusca Fr., Tipularia fulva Chev., Septaria17'lmi Fr., on leaves.— M. J. B.”
Page 1394. line 6., for “ Gredington,” read “ Gredlington.”
1. 29., for “ Stoakpole,” read “ Stackpole.”
1. 42., for “ Harwood,” read “ Howard.”
Statistics. 1403. 1. 11., for “the Oxford Botanic Garden,” read “MagdalenCollege Grove; ” and for “2 ft. 10 in.,” read “ 10ft.”
U. americana. 1406., add to “ Varieties: ”—
“ U. a. 5 foliis variegatis Hort. — There are trees in the HorticulturalSociety’s Garden.”
1407. 1. 19., after “ (Michaux.),” insert: “It was under a magnificent treeof this species, that Penn signed the treaty with the AmericanIndians.”
JUGLANDA'CEA.
liiglans. 1422., after “ Description ,” add : —
“ Numerous fungi are found on trees of this genus, the principal of whichare : On J. regia, Polyporus alligatus Fr., Pe ziza roseola Fr., Sphas'ria tubu-llna A. et S., also on the fir; S. lixivia Fr., S. eschardides Fr., S. JuglandisFr.; 8. leptostyla, on leaves; S. yuglandicola Fr., on leaves; ilTucor Juglan-dis Fr., on nuts; Botrytis atrata Fr., also on horsechestnut. On J. nigra, orsome American species, are : JJydnum Himantia Schwein., Pe ziza ErinaceusSchwein., Cypella pendula Fr., Sphas'ria scoparia Schwein., Hysterium puli-care /3 Juglandis Schwein. — M. J. B."
C dry a alba. 1448. 1. 12., add to paragraph: “ Agaricus niger Schwein., andSphae'ria yuglandicola Schwein., are found on this species.”
Pterocdrya caucasica. 1452., add to “ Identification “ Mey. Verz. Pflanz.Cauc., p. 134.”
1. 31., for “at the foot of Caucasus,” read “on Mount Caucasus, atan elevation of 900 ft.”
Nalica'cea:.
Salir. 1484., before “ The Study of the Species,” insert: —
“Fungi. Agaricus epichysium Pers., A. Dunalif Dec., A. salfcinus Pers.; A.urbicus Fr., at roots; A. translucens Dec.; Canthar^llus cupularis Fr., on S.phylicifdlia; Dasdaiea saligna Fr., D. suaveolens Fr.; D. rubescens A. et S.,on leaves; Polyporus fumosus Fr., P. suaveolens Fr., P. odorus Fr., P. con-chatus Fr., P. salicinus Fr.; 7/ydnum crustosum Pers., also on pine; Pe zizaporiaeformis Dec.; P. amenti Batsch, on catkins; P. ianthina Fr., P. salicellaFr., P. flexella var. Fr., Ditiola sulcata Fr., Tympanis saligna Fr., Cenangiumfuligindsum, Stictis Lecanora Fr., S. pelvicola Fr., Cryptdmyces Watichn Grev.(E. of Plants, 16289.), Tremella indeedra Sommerfelt, Exidia recisa Fr., Scle-rotium salicinum Fr., Sphae'ria confluens Tode, S. corrugata Chev., also onpoplar; 8. bullata Pers., also on hazel; S. subcutanea Wahl., on S.yihylicifolia;S. salicella Fr., S. tessella Pers.; S. salicina Fr., also on the vine; S. centripetaFr., S. dolosa Fr., S. acervalis Moug., S. byssiseda Tode ; S. papillata Sc/mm.,on Salix fragilis ; 8. mastoidea Fr., S. truncata Fr., S. haematorbyncha Somm.,S. palina Fr.; S. capreas Dec., and S. salicicola) on leaves ; Sphaeronemacylindricum Fr., also on the oak; Cytispora xanthosperma Fr.; C. fugax Fr.,also on the hazel ; Phdma saligna Fr., Dothidea paradoxa Fr., Rhytismamaximum Fr.; R. salicinum Fr. ( syn. Xyloma salicinum Grev. t. 118., andE. of Plants, 16490.), on leaves; Phacidium laciniatum Fr., on leaves; P.carbonaceum Fr., Hysterium ellipticum Fr.; H. versicolor Fr., on S. hastata ;and S. arbuscula, Apiosporium Salicis Kz., Helminthospdrium simplex Kz.;