Chapter VIII: Section 4: Melanosporæ, Dark Purple or Black Spores (3)

Boletus. The bitter Boletus, B. felleus. 102 Boletus. The bluing Boletus, B. cyanescens. 96 Boletus. The chestnut Boletus, B. castaneus. 123 Boletus. The chrome-footed Boletus, B. chromapes. 85 Boletus. The dingy Boletus, B. sordidus. 126 Boletus. The edible Boletus, B. edulis. 121 Boletus. The golden Boletus, B. chrysenteron. 123 Boletus. The granulated Boletus, B. granulatus. 96 Boletus. The gray Boletus, B. griseus. 103 Boletus. The half-golden Boletus, B. hemichrysus. 95 Boletus. Murray’s Boletus, B. Murrayi. 85 Boletus. The ornate stemmed Boletus, B. ornatipes. 119 Boletus. The peppery Boletus, B. piperatus. 126 Boletus. The deceiving Boletus, B. illudens. 124 Boletus. The yellow-cracked Boletus, B. subtomentosus. 125 Boletus. The related Boletus, B. affinis. 128 Boletus. The rough Boletus, B. scaber. 122 Boletus. The short-stemmed Boletus, B. brevipes. 120 Boletus. The small yellowish Boletus, B. subluteus. 127 Boletus. The thick-stemmed Boletus, B. pachypus. 124 Boletus. The white Boletus, B. albus. 113

Cantharellus. The Chantarelle, C. cibarius. 88 Cantharellus. The funnel-shaped Chantarelle, C. infundibuliformis. 94 Cantharellus. The golden Chantarelle, C. aurantiacus. 94 Clitocybe. The waxy Clitocybe, C. laccata. 83 Clavaria. The club-shaped Clavaria, C. pistillaris. 138 Clavaria. The constricted Clavaria, C. stricta. 137 Clavaria. The pale yellow Clavaria, C. flava. 138 Clavaria. The unequal Clavaria, C. inequalis. 139 Collybia. The oak-loving Collybia, C. dryophila. 118 Collybia. The tufted Collybia, C. acervata. 115 Coprinus. The inky Coprinus, C. atramentarius. 105 Coprinus. The glistening Coprinus, C. micaceous. 100 Cortinarius. The cinnamon-colored Cortinarius, C. cinnamomeus. 115 Cortinarius. The violet-colored Cortinarius, C. albo violaceous. 129 Cortinarius. The wrinkled Cortinarius, C. corrugatus. 102 Cortinarius. The zoned Cortinarius, C. armillatus. 82 Crucibulum. The common crucible, C. vulgare. 141 Cyathus. The varnished cup, C. vernicosus. 142

Fistulina. The beefsteak mushroom, F. hepatica. 131

Geaster. The wandering earth star, G. hygrometricus. 143

Helvella. The cap-shaped Helvella, H. infula. 146 Hirneola. The Jew’s ear, H. auricula Judae. 140 Hygrophorus. The blood-red Hygrophorus, H. puniceus. 87 Hygrophorus. The scarlet color Hygrophorus, H. coccineus. 87 Hygrophorus. The vermilion Hygrophorus, H. mineatus. 86 Hypholoma. The gray-gilled mushroom, H. capnoides. 117 Hypholoma. The perplexing mushroom, H. perplexum. 118 Hypholoma. The tufted mushroom, H. fasciculare. 89

Lactarius. The delicious Lactarius, L. deliciosus. 92 Lactarius. The colorless Lactarius, L. ichoratus. 81 Lactarius. The fleecy Lactarius, L. vellereus. 112 Lactarius. The mild Lactarius, L. mitissimus. 82 Lactarius. The orange brown Lactarius, L. volemus. 80 Lactarius. The peppery Lactarius, L. piperatus. 111 Lepiota. The smooth Lepiota, L. naucinoides. 110 Lepiota. The tall Lepiota, L. procera. 120 Lycoperdon. The cup-shaped puff-ball, L. cyathiforme. 142 Lycoperdon. The pear-shaped puff-ball, L. pyriforme. 143

Marasmius. The fairy ring mushroom, M. oreades. 99 Morchella. The edible Morel, M. esculenta. 146

Paxillus. The thin stemmed Paxillus, P. leptopus. 128 Peziza. The golden cup-shaped mushroom, P. aurantia. 145 Phallus. The fetid wood witch, P. impudicus. 144 Pholiota. The fat Pholiota, P. adiposa. 97 Pholiota. The showy Pholiota, P. spectabilis. 98 Pleurotus. The elm Pleurotus, P. ulmarius. 113 Pleurotus. The palatable Pleurotus, P. sapidus. 114 Pluteus. The fawn-colored Pluteus, P. cervinus. 105 Polyporus. The birch Polyporus, P. betulinus. 132 Polyporus. The black-stemmed Polyporus, P. picipes. 134 Polyporus. The changeable Polyporus, P. versicolor. 136 Polyporus. The elegant Polyporus, P. elegans. 136 Polyporus. The perennial Polyporus, P. perennis. 133 Polyporus. The sulphury Polyporus, P. sulphureus. 134 Polyporus. The shining Polyporus, P. lucidus. 135 Psathyrella. The widely-spread Psathyrella, P. disseminata. 116

Russula. The blood-red Russula, R. sanguinea. 78 Russula. The elegant Russula, R. lepida. 80 Russula. The forked Russula, R. furcata. 107 Russula. The green Russula, R. virescens. 106 Russula. The nauseating Russula, R. emetica. 77 Russula. The rosy-stemmed Russula, R. roseipes. 79

Schizophyllum. The common Schizophyllum, S. commune. 140 Scleroderma. The hard-skinned mushroom, S. vulgare. 141 Stropharia. The dry Stropharia, S. siccapes. 93

Tricholoma. The canary-colored Tricholoma, T. equestre. 91 Tricholoma. The imbricated Tricholoma, T. imbricata. 119 Tricholoma. The sulphury Tricholoma, T. sulphureum. 91 Typhula. The reed mace mushroom, T. phacorrhiza. 139