Cryplogamia, Fungi.

35 6

814. Tuberparasaticum Buillard.

Henry Louis Du Hamel du Monceau.

Explication physique d’une maladie qui fait périr plusieursplantes dans le Gatinois, et particulièrement le Safran.Mem. de l’Acad. des Sc. de Paris, 1728. p. 100—112.

8 15. Ly coper don Bovista.

Bengt Berci us.

Ett Lycoperdon as sâllsam storlek.

Vetensk. Acad. Handling. 1762. p. 324—326.

Joannes Marsicli.

Fungi Carrariensis historia.

Pagg. xl. tab. ænea 1. Patavii, 1766. 4.

8 16. Lycoperdon stellatum, et ajfines species.

Cbristlob Mylius.

Beschreibung einer merkwürdigen art Schwâmme.Hamburg. Magaz. 5 Band, p. 403—412.

Charles Bryant.

An historical account of two species of Lycoperdon.

Pagg. 52. tab. ænea 1. London, (1782.) 8.

Thomas Jenkinson Woodward.

An essay towards an history of the British stellated Lyco-perdons, being an account of such species as have beenfound in the neighbourhood of Bungay in Suffolk.Transact, of the Linnean Soc. Vol. 2. p. 32—62, & p.

323. Z 2 - 1 -

8 17. Lycoperdon fornicatum Hudson.

Carolus Raygertjs.

De Fungis monstrosæ ac insolitae formae.

Ephem. Ac. Nat. Cur. Dec. 1. Ann. 4 & 5. P- 82, 83.Elizabeth Blackwell.

Fungus pulverulentus Turriculam fornicatam referens.Eliz. Blackwell delin. et sculp.

Tabula ænea, long. 3- une. lat. 2s une.

Gulielmus Watson.

De planta minus cognita commentarius.

Philosoph. Transact. Vol. 43. n. 474. p. 234—238.