%eadnotat; ]> Lewis David von Schweinitz Drawings of Fungi1805-1816 Ewell Sale Stewart Library Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia 2002 EAD tagging 7/31/2002. ENG Lewis David von Schweinitz Drawings of Fungi Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia 7/31/2002Cataloging made possible by The Getty Grant Program. Coll. 437 Schweinitz, Lewis David von, 1780-1834 Drawings of fungi 1805-1816 449 items Ewell Sale Stewart Library, Academy of Natural Sciences
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Lewis David von Schweinitz was the first American to focus his botanical efforts on fungi. Born in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, on February 13, 1780, Schweinitz moved with his family to Germany in 1798, and entered the Moravian Theological Seminary at Niesky in Silesia. There he met Professor Albertini, who was also interested in botany. Together Schweinitz and Albertini collected and studied fungi throughout the Niesky region and in 1805 published the Conspectus Fungorum in Lusatiae superioris agro Niskiensi crescentium e methodo Persooniana, which contained descriptions of 1130 fungi species including 93 newly described species. It was during this same time period, probably in conjunction with the development of Conspectus, that Schweinitz painted Fungorum Nieskiesium Icones. This Collection of volumes I, II, III, and V of Fungorum Nieskiesium Icones consists of 368 plates containing 940 watercolors of fungi, expertly and artistically rendered in watercolor by Schweinitz, and after nearly 200 years still retain their vivid color and beauty.

Lewis David von Schweinitz was the first American to focus his botanical efforts on fungi. Born in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, on February 13, 1780, Schweinitz studied at the all boys school, Nazareth Hall, in the Moravian community near Bethlehem. At Nazareth Hall, Schweinitz came under the tutelage of Samuel Kramsch, a minister for the Moravian church and an ardent botanist. Under Kramsch and in the company of Christian Frederick Denke, a fellow student and botanist, Schweinitz's interest in botany began.

In 1798, the von Schweinitz family moved to Germany, and Schweinitz entered the Moravian Theological Seminary at Niesky in Silesia. There he met Professor Albertini, who was also interested in botany. Together Schweinitz and Albertini collected and studied fungi throughout the Niesky region and in 1805 published the Conspectus Fungorum in Lusatiae superioris agro Niskiensi crescentium e methodo Persooniana, which contained descriptions of 1130 fungi species including 93 newly described species. It was during this same time period, probably in conjunction with the development of Conspectus, that Schweinitz painted Fungorum Nieskiesium Icones. The Conspectus established Schweinitz's and Albertini's reputation among European mycologists, leading to an honorary degree for Schweinitz from Kiel. This work and two subsequent works by Schweinitz alone on fungi, Synopsis Fungorum Caroliae superioris secundum observationes in 1822 and Synopsis Fungorum in America Boreali media degentium in 1932, and his large herbarium are responsible for designating Schweinitz as the funder of mycology in America.

In 1834, when Schweinitz died, his large herbarium was bequeathed to ANSP. So extensive was his herbarium (23,000 species) that the Academy's previous herbarium was simply added to the Schweinitz series.

Collection of volumes I, II, III, and V of Fungorum Nieskiesium Icones by Lewis David von Schweinitz. These 4 unpublished volumes consist of 368 plates containing 940 watercolors of fungi, expertly and artistically rendered in watercolor by Schweinitz, and after nearly 200 years still retain their vivid color and beauty. Seventy-one illustrations are those that were originally described by Schweinitz and his mentor Johannes Baptista von Albertini in their published work Conspectus Fungorum in Lusatiae superioris agro Niskiensi crescentium e methodo Persooniana (1805).

The 4 volumes measure 38 x 24 cm. Volumes 2, 3, and 5 consist of illustrations painted directly onto pages of the volume, while volume 1 consists of illustrations painted onto loose sheets measuring 32 x 20 cm., glued to the pages of the volume. Generally, more than one watercolor resides on a page, and the individual watercolors measure from 2 x 2 cm. to 29 x 18 cm. Numbers are assigned by Schweinitz to each plate (1-273, 350-453), as well as to each image on the plate. The end of each volume includes two hand written indexes: one listing the fungi alphabetically with the corresponding plate and figure numbers, and another listing the fungi in the order which they appear on the pages. Plate numbers 33, 40, 44, 45, 46, 47, 50 and 51 were omitted by Schweinitz.

Also included in the collection is a portfolio containing 81 loose plates, unsigned and undated with one exception. This exception bears Schweinitz initials in pencil with the date of 1805. Another small drawing has the remnants of Schweinitz name in pencil which has been roughly erased. Only 18 of the loose plates portray fungi, and C. Earle Smith, Jr., has identified those as referring to fungi of Salem, N.C. The remaining 62 plates deal with vascular plants. The plants are not identified, and are not listed in the body of the finding aid. These plates range in size from 24 x 20 cm. to 52 x 43 cm., but are chiefly 43 x 27 cm. The portfolio is primarily watercolor, but also includes 3 pencil drawings (plate 48 is the only fungus in pencil).

The finding aid is arranged alphabetically by genus and species of fungi, following Schweinitz's own taxonomic arrangement, as given in the back of each volume. Each fungus is listed with the number of the volume it comes from, plate number, and figure number. (i.e. 2:82:8 is volume 2, plate 82, figure 8.) If the drawings are from the portfolio, only the plate number is listed (i.e. P:2 is the second plate of the portfolio).

FungiFungi--North Carolina--SalemAgaricusBotanical illustrations--19th centuryWatercolors--19th century

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Cite as: Collection 437. David Lewis von Schweinitz Drawings. Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia.

Volumes 2, 3, 5 and portfolio presented by George E. de Schweinitz, July 24, 1903. Volume 1 donated by Emily de Schweinitz Lemly, 1913.

Finding aid created by Mary Hammer, 2002; digitizing by Eileen Mathias, 2003.

Icones volume 4 is located at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Letters to Schweinitz (coll. 438) Schweinitz biographical papers and personalia (coll. 248)Schweinitz herbarium catalogs and indexes (coll. 137)Schweinitz miscellanea (coll. 4)Schweinitz annotations (coll. 657)Schweinitz floras (coll. 557)Schweinitz synopses of various botanical groups (coll. 130) Rau Illustrations of Fungi (coll. 23) Bound volumes of Schweinitz's fungi drawings are also found, one each, at the University of Michigan and the Farlow Herbarium at Harvard University. However, these volumes do not belong to the five volume Icones set. Hewitt, David. "Lewis David von Schweinitz's Mycological Illustrations." Bartonia 61 (2002): 48-53. Lynch, Dana M. "Paintings of Fungi by Lewis David von Schweinitz in the Archives of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia." Bartonia 59 (1996): 125-128. Aecidium anemones. 1:67:2 cancellatum. 1:64:2 cornutum. 1:64:1 crassum a. 1:64:3 crassum b. 1:65:2 euphorbiae. 1:67:1 orabi-tuberosi. 1:66:1pini. 1:67:3 prenanthes. 1:66:2 punctatum. 1:66:3 violae. 1:65:3 xumicis. 1:65:1 Aegerita caefia. 3:273:2 candida. 3:273:1 Aseobolus furfuraceus. 3:267:1 glaber. 3:267:2 lignatilis. 3:267:3 Agaricus cinabarinus. P:4 niger. P:6 Coprinus caepestipes. 2:129:132 cinercus. 2:130:135 comatus. 2:130:136 disseminatus. 2:131:139 domessicus. 2:128:131 ephemerus. 2:128:129 ericaeus. 2:129:133-134ferrugineus. 2:131:140 fimicola. 2:131:137 foeniscii. 2:127:126 nitidus. 2:131:138 papilionaceus. 2:127:125 pulcher. 2:128:128 radiatus. 2:128:130 semiglobatus. 2:127:127 semiovatus. 5:371:297 titubans. 5:371:296 Cortinaria albobrunea. 2:93:29 alboviolacea. 2:92:27 argentata. 2:99:45 armeniaca. 2:94:33 aurantia. 5:357:252 bicolor. 2:91:24 bulliardi. 2:96:37 callochroa. 5:357:253 castanea. 2:94:34 cinamomea. 2:95:36 collinita. 2:97:40 conopus. 2:93:30 crocea. 2:94:31 decipiens. 2:92:28 decolorans. 2:95:35 decumbens. 2:94:32 diluta. 2:101:49 flavidas. 2:99:44 fulgens. 2:100:47 fulvofuliginea. 5:356:250 glaucopus. 2:97:41 gomphus. 2:90:22 hemitricha. 2:98:42, 5:358:255 hercynicus. 2:92:26 infractus. 2:96:38 lepidomyces. 5:356:251 nuda. 5:358:255 pyriodora. 2:98:43 porphyropus. 2:112:75 rufoolivacea. 2:100:46 sanguinea. 2:96:39 subtonta. 5:356:249 turbinata. 5:358:254 vaccinax. 2:91:25 variecolor. 2:102:51 violaceocinerea. 2:101:48 viscida. 2:90:23 vitellum. 2:102:50 Gymnopus acutus. 5:361:265 adstringens. 5:367:284 albus. 2:105:59 alliatus. 2:114:79 argillaceus. 2:106:61 atrovinens. 2:117:90, 5:364:274 calopus. 5:367:283b camerophyllus. 5:359:259 ceraceus. 2:104:55 cerinus. 5:364:272 chalybeus. 5:366:279 chrysodon. 5:360:262 chrysophacus. 2:116:89 clavipes. 2:118:94 coccineus. 2:103:52 cohaerens. 5:362:267 collinus. 2:113:70 comitialis. 2:110:70 confluens. 5:365:276 confluens, var. 5:365:277 conicus a. 2:103:53 conicus b. 2:104:54 conspersus. 5:363:271 cretaceus. 5:368:286 cucumis. 2:115:86 curoipes. 2:114:80 discoideus. 5:361:264 dulcamarus. 2:106:60 eburneus. 2:112:76 erythropus. 2:119:96, 5:359:257 erythropus, var. 5:359:258 euchrous. 5:364:275 eumorphus. 5:363:270 fastibilis. 2:114:82 fertilis. 5:362:266 flavovirens. 2:116:87 fumosus. 5:366:282 geophilus. 5:364:273 illudens. P:7 leiopus. 2:106:62 leiopus, var. 5:366:281 leucophyllus. 2:108:66 leucozanthus. 2:106:62 lignatilis. 2:120:98 luridus. 2:117:91 melaleucus. 5:369:290 myomyces. 5:360:260 nanus. 5:362:268 nebularis. 2:118:93 obscurus. 5:368:287 odorus. 2:105:57 parasiticus. 2:117:92 picreus. 5:365:278 platyphyllos. 2:113:77 pluteus. 2:119:95 pratensis. 2:109:69 psittacinus. 2:104:56 pullus. 2:110:71 pumilus. 2:116:88 purpurascens. 5:361:263 purus. 2:107:64 pustulatus. 5:368:285 radicatus. 2:120:97 ramealis. 2:114:81 raphanoides. 5:369:289 rhodoxanthus. P:5 rimosus. 2:115:85 rivulosus. 5:369:288 rubescens. 2:109:68 rutilans. 2:112:72 scabellus. 2:161:208 seductor. 2:107:65 sericeus. 5:366:280 sephroleucus. 5:363:269 sordarius. 5:367:283 sordidus. 2:111:72 subglobosus. 2:114:83 sulphureus. 2:111:73 tricholoma. 5:360:261 trichopus y. 2:108:67 tuberosus. 2:105:58 velutipes. 2:115:84 Lactifluus acris. 2:143:165 deliciofus. 2:138:155 indigo. P:4 necator. 2:140:159 pallidus. 2:143:164 piperatus. 2:140:160 ruber. 2:139:157 subdulcis b. 2:139:150 subdulcis a. 2:141:161 testaceus a. 2:138:154testaceus b. 2:139:156 theiogalus. 2:142:163 torminosus. 2:141:162 umbrinus. 2:143:166 Lepiota aureus. 2:86:15 aurioellus. 2:89:21 bruneus. 5:352:242 bulbifer. 5:354:245 carcharias. 2:85:13 caudicinus. 2:87:16 colubrinus. 2:84:11 cristatus. 2:84:12 felinus. 5:353:243 firmus. 5:353:244 flamula. 5:355:248 flexipes. 2:87:17 granulosus. 2:87:18 helvolus. 5:354:247 macropus. 2:86:14 mesomorphus. 5:352:244 mucidus. 5:354:246 polymyces. 2:88:19 procer. 2:83:10 squarrosus. 2:89:20 Micromph venosus. P:9 Mycena aestiva. 5:370:291 alliacea. 2:123:109 atroalba. 2:126:124 citrinella. 2:123:107 conigena. 5:370:294 corticalis. 2:123:108 elegans. 2:126:122 epepterygia. 2:125:117 esculenta. 2:126:123 flavipes. 2:125:119 integrella. 2:124:113 galericulata. 2:122:104 galericulata b. 2:123:110 galopus. 2:121:102 haematopus. 5:370:292 lactea. 2:121:99 laevigata. 2:123:111 lineata. 2:121:100 nigripes. P:5 luteoalba. 5:370:295 pilosella. 2:125:120 polygrama. 2:124:114 pilosus. 2:125:110 rosea. 2:124:115 rubiginosa. 2:124:116 sanguinolerta. 2:121:101 siccus. P:9 sphagnorum. 2:122:105 strobilina. 5:370:293 stylobates. 2:121:103 tenacella. 2:125:121 tenera. 2:122:106 vulgaris. 2:124:112 Omphalia adusta. 2:152:183 amethystea. 2:153:186 androsacea. 2:160:204 bella. 2:156:195 campanella. 2:160:204 candicans. 2:154:190 cochleata. 2:159:201 dryophila. 2:155:191 epichysium. 2:155:193 ericetorum. 2:160:206 ericetorum b. 2:161:206b expallens. 2:158:198 farinacea. 2:153:185 fibula. 2:160:205 gibba. 2:157:196 gilva. 2:157:196 gilva b. 5:374:304 inooluta. 2:152:184 mascima. 5:375:306 nigrella. 2:153:187 phyllophylla. 5:374:305 prunula. 2:157:197 rotula. 2:160:203 serrula. 2:154:189 squamulosa. 2:153:192 tarda. 2:158:199 tigrina. 2:156:194, 5:374:302 tricolor. 5:374:303 virginea. 2:158:200 Pleuropus abietinus. 2:168:226 atrotomentosus. 2:163:212 coriaceus. 2:168:224 dentatus. 2:167:223 dryinus. 2:162:211 epigaeus. 5:376:308 glandulosus. 2:164:215 lamellosus. P:5 mitis. 5:377:310 nidulans. 2:167:222 ostreatus. 2:163:213 peetinatus. P:6 planus. 2:165:218, 5:377:311porrigens. 2:164:214 salignus. 2:166:219 septarius. 2:168:225 serotinus. 5:378:312 spathulatus. 2:166:220 striatulus. 2:165:216 stypticus. 2:166:221 tessellatus. 2:162:210 torulosus. 5:377:309 ulmarius. 5:376:307 variabilis. 2:165:217 Pratella aeruginosa. 2:136:152 caesia. 5:372:299 campestris. 2:132:142 conocephala. 5:372:298 corrugis. 2:134:146 echinata. 2:134:147 edulis. 2:132:141 fascicularis. 2:135:150 fuliginea. 2:133:145 lateritia. 2:136:151 montana. 2:137:153 pascua. 2:133:144 praecox. 2:135:149 silacea. 2:134:148 stipata. 2:133:143 Russula alutacea. 2:147:174 cynoscantha. 5:373:300 depallens. 2:150:181 emetica. 2:151:182 foetens. 2:146:171 fragilis. 2:147:173 furcata. 2:145:170 lactea. 2:144:167 livida. 2:145:169 lutea. 2:146:172 nauseosa. 2:148:176 nitida. 2:149:178 nivea. 2:149:179 ochracea. 2:150:181 ochroleuca. 2:150:181 rosacea. 2:144:168 virescens. 2:149:177, 5:373:301 Amanita ampla. P:8 bulbosa. 2:82:9 caesarea. P:3 citrina. 2:81:7 incarnata. 5:351:240 livida. 2:80:4 muscaria. 2:78:1 porphyria. 2:82:8 rubescens. 2:79:2 spadicea. 2:81:6 umbrina. 2:79:3 viridis. 2:80:5 Arachnion candidum. P:5 Arcyria cinerea. 1:57:2 flava. 1:57:1 incarnata. 1:57:3 punicea. 1:57:4 Ascobolus carneus. 5:425:4 Ascophora mucedo. 5:428:1 Boletus abietinus. 3:192:37 adustus. 3:186:24 albidus. 3:180:9 alneus. 3:186:23 annulatus. 3:176:1 aurantius, rufus. 3:179:8 betula. P:9 betulinus. 3:189:30 brumalis. 3:179:8 caesius. 3:185:21 calopus. P:3 circinans. 5:382:50 citrinus. 3:185:20 cinabarinus. 3:192:35 conchatus. 3:192:36 confluens. 3:181:11 contigua, vor. 3:193:40 crispus. 5:389:58 cristatus. 5:389:58 destructor v. 5:391:63 edulis. 3:178:6 felleus. 3:176:2 ferruginesa, vor. 3:193:39 fimbriata. 3:194:43 floccosus. P:3 frondosus. 5:385:53 fomentarius. 3:190:32 fumosus. 3:188:27 fusous. 3:187:25 giganteus. 5:386:55 hispidus. 5:390:60 igniarius. 3:189:29 incarnata, por. 3:195:45 infundibuliformis. 3:182:13 inominatus. 3:184:18 leucomelas. 3:181:12 lucidus. 3:184:19 luridus. 5:383:51 marginatus. 3:190:31 medullapanis, vor. 3:194:41 merudioides. P:5 mollis. 3:185:22 mollusca, vor. 3:195:47 mucida. 3:194:42 neticulata, vor. 3:196:48 nitida, vor. 3:195:46 nubeolarius. 3:180:10 numularius. 3:182:14 ochraceus. 5:390:61 oderatus. 3:188:28 perenis. 3:182:15 piperatus. 3:177:4 playtporus. 5:387:56 reticulatus. 5:382:49 roseus. 5:389:59 salicina, vor. 3:193:38 sanguinolentus v. 5:391:64 scaber. 3:178:5 sistotrematoides. 5:384:52 stypticus. 3:183:17 suaveolens. 5:388:57 subtilis v. 5:391:62 subtomentosus. 3:177:3 triqueter. 3:187:26 varius. 3:183:16 vaporaria, vor. 3:194:44 velutinus. 3:191:33 versicolor. 3:191:34 Botrytis cinerea. 5:434:1 effusa. 5:434:4 namosa. 5:434:2 simplex. 5:434:3 Bovista nigrescens. 1:42:1 Ceratium hydnoides. 5:429:1 poroides. 5:429:2 pyscidata. 5:429:3 Clavaria abeitina. 3:222:4 angustata. 5:408:28 botrytis. 5:405:20 cornea. 3:224:11 corniculata. 3:223:7 crispa. 3:221:1 cristata. 3:224:9 eburnea. 5:407:25 ericetorum. 3:225:14 erythropus. 3:227:18 falcata. 5:408:27 fimbriata. 5:406:22 flava. 3:221:2 flavipes. 5:409:29 formosa. 5:409:21 granulata. 3:227:19 gyrans. 3:227:17 herbarum. 3:226:15 ligula. 3:225:12, 5:408:26micans. 5:409:31 mucida. 5:407:23 ovata. 5:409:30 pistillaris. 5:407:24 pratensis. 3:222:5 pusilla. 3:226:16 phyxidata. 3:223:6 rugosa. 3:222:3 subtilis. 3:224:10 triuncialis. 3:225:13 viscosa. 3:223:8 Conoplea sphaerica. 1:75:1 Cribraria purpurea. 1:59:1 vulgaris. 1:59:2 Cyathus crucibulum. 1:76:3 Olla. 1:76:2 suctellatus. 1:77:1 striatus. 1:76:1 Dacromyces pellucidus. P:7 Daedalea gibbosa. 3:175:2 quercina. 3:175:1 rufescens. 5:381:3 Dematium abietinum. 5:442:14 articulatum. 5:438:2 bombycinum. 5:439:6 ciliare. 5:438:1 cinabarinum. 5:441:12 epiphyllum. 5:438:3 herbarum. 5:442:13 hippocastani. 5:440:9 impressum. 5:440:7 ollare. 5:441:11 petraeum. 5:441:10 salicinum. 5:442:15 strigosum. 5:439:5 virescens. 5:440:8 Diderma difforme. 1:52:4 stellare. 1:52:1 testaceum. 1:52:3 vernicosum. 1:52:2 Epichysium argenteum. 5:427:1 Erineum acerinum. 5:443:1 alneum. 5:445:6 aurcum. 5:444:5 betulinum. 5:445:8 fagineum. 5:443:2 populinum. 5:445:7 pyrinum. 5:444:3 tiliaceum. 5:444:4 Geastrum quadrifidum. 1:41:2 rufescens. 1:41:1 Geoglossum atropurpureum. 5:410:4 glabnum. 3:228:2 glutinosum. 5:410:5 hirsutum. 3:228:1 viride. 3:228:3 Helotium aciculare. 3:268:1 aureum. 3:268:2 fimetarium. 5:425:7 galeatum. 3:268:3 glabnum. 3:269:5 melanopus. 3:269:4 resupinatum. 5:419:109b volvatum. 3:269:6 Helvella acaulis. 3:231:2 esculenta. 3:232:4 fistulosa. 5:414:6 infula. 3:232:3 mitra. 3:231:1 nigricans. 5:414:5 Himantia candida. 5:449:2 farinacea. 5:450:4 sulphurea. 5:449:1 umbrina. 5:450:3 Hydnum aurantium suberos. 5:396:21 auriscalpium. 3:203:5 bicolor. 5:398:23 calvum. 3:206:13, 5:399:27 castaneum. 5:398:25 compactum. 5:395:18 concrescens. 5:394:16 concrescens, var. 5:394:17 coralloides. 3:207:14 crustuosum. 3:205:9 diaphanum. 3:206:12 farinaceum. 3:205:10 fasciculare. 5:399:26 ferrugineum. 5:399:28 gelatinosum. 3:204:7 imbricatum. 3:201:1 microdon. 3:205:8 mucidum. 5:398:24 niveum. 3:206:11 ochraceum. 3:204:6 repandum. 3:202:4 rufescens. 3:202:3 spadiceum. 5:397:22 suaveolens. 5:396:20 subsquamosum. 3:201:2 tomentosum. 5:394:15 violascens. 5:395:19 Hysterium abictinum. 1:28:3 conigenum. 1:28:1 fraxini1:26:3 longum. 1:27:2 mytilinum. 1:26:1 pinastri. 1:26:1 pulicare. 1:26:2 quercinum. 1:27:3 rubi. 1:27:1 Isaria agaricina. 5:431:2 carnea. 5:432:6 crassa. 5:431:1 epiphylla. 5:431:3 monilioides. 5:432:4 saccharina. 5:433:7 umbrina. 5:432:5 Leotia circinans. 3:230:4 lubrica. 3:230:3 ludwigii. 3:229:1 marcida. P:6 mitrula. 3:229:2 truncorum. 5:411:5 Licea circumcisoa. 1:60:1 strobitina. 1:60:3 pusilla. 1:60:2 Lycogala argenteum. 1:49:1 atrum. 1:49:3 miniatum. 1:49:4 Merisma cristatum. 5:404:2 fastidiosum. P:9 foetidum. 3:220:1 Merulius aurantiacus. 2:170:230 bryophilus. 2:172:235 cantharellus. 2:169:227 carbonarius. 5:380:316cinereus. 5:379:313 clavatus. 2:174:239 cornucopiae. 2:170:231 crisupus. 2:172:233 destruens. 2:173:236 fuligineus. 5:379:315 lutescens. 2:169:228 olivaceus. P:5 rugosus. 2:171:232 serpens. 2:173:237 tremellosus. 2:172:234 tubaeformis. 2:169:229 vastator. 2:173:238 muscigenus. 2:171:c umbonatus. 5:379:314 Mesenterica grifea. 5:452:2 lutea. 5:452:1 sanguinolenta. 5:453:3 Monilia aurea. 5:435:2 antenata. 5:437:9 candida. 5:436:6 digitata. 5:437:7 fructigena. 5:437:8 glauca. 5:436:4 pulla. 5:436:5 rosea. 5:435:8 sulphurea. 5:435:1 Morchella esuilenta. 5:413:1 Mucor aspergillus1:62:1 flavidus. 1:62:2 herbariorum. 1:63:3 mucedo. 1:62:3 murinus. 1:63:1 tenellus. 1:63:2 Naemaspora chrysosperma. 1:34:1 crocea. 1:34:3 leucosperma. 1:34:2 Periconia byssoides. 5:430:2 flavovirens. 5:430:2 lichenoides. 5:430:1 stemonitis. 5:430:3 Peziza abietis. 3:262:84 abietina. 5:416:100 aeruginosa. 3:256:60 alboviolascens. 3:252:49 alutacea. 5:417:101 amorpha. 3:249:41 anomata. 3:248:37 atrata. 3:260:76 atropae. 5:421:113 atrovirens. 3:240:8 aurantia. 5:416:99 aurea. 3:239:98 badia. 3:241:12 betuli. 3:240:9 betulina. 3:261:79 bolaris. 3:253:50 brunnea. 3:250:44 buccina. 3:253:52 caronaria. 3:242:15 carpinea. 3:265:94 calycina. 3:246:27 cerasi. 3:264:92 cerina. 3:252:48 ciliaris. 3:247:30 citrina. 3:255:59 clandestina. 3:248:36 clavus. 5:423:120 coccinea. 3:246:25 compressa. 3:261:77 confluens. 3:259:72 conigena. 3:239:6 conoplea. 5:422:119 convescula. 3:259:69 conticalis. 3:245:23 crenata. 5:420:110 cyathoidea. 3:255:57 depressa. 5:420:111 digitalis. 5:418:105 diluta. 3:260:73 epiphylla. 3:260:75 faginea. 5:421:114 farinacea. 3:263:88 fascicularis. 3:263:87 flamea. 3:250:43 flavofuliginea. 3:251:45 fructigena. 3:254:53 fuefuracea. 3:263:87 fusca. 3:249:39 fuscescens. 3:248:33 fuscocana. 3:241:10 fuscovinidis. 3:257:63 gelatinosa. 3:238:2 granulosa. 3:259:71 granuliformis. 3:245:24 hemisphaerica. 3:244:17 herbarum. 3:256:62 hyalina. 3:248:35 hysterium. 5:424:124 inquinans. 3:238:1 incana solenia. 3:266:97 laciniata. 3:257:65 ledi. 5:424:123 lenticularis. 3:258:66 leporina. 3:241:11 leucoloma. 3:258:68 leucotricha. 5:422:116 lonicerae. 3:251:47 lurida. 5:421:115 lutescens. 3:255:58 macropus. 5:418:104 membranacea. 5:419:109 nigrella. 3:244:18 nigripes. 3:254:55 nigromarginata. 3:261:78 ochracea solenia. 3:266:97 onotica. 5:418:103 pallescens. 3:256:61 papillata. 5:420:112 patellaria. 3:262:83 patula. 3:247:32 pinastri. 3:264:90 pithya. 3:246:26 poroides. 3:251:46 populnea. 3:263:86 prunastri. 3:264:91 pteridis. 5:423:122 pulchella. 3:246:28 pulveracea. 3:265:93 pyri. 3:262:85 radiata. 3:255:56 rhuzomorpha. 3:250:42 ribesia. 3:264:89 rosae. 3:249:38 rubella. 5:419:108 rufa. 3:259:70 rufo olivacea. 5:422:117 sarcoides. 3:238:3 sanguinea. 3:249:40 sanguinolenta. 3:261:30 scutellata. 3:261:80 sericea. 3:247:31 serotina. 3:254:54 stercorea. 3:245:22 strigosa. 3:244:20 sulcata. 3:242:13 sulphurea. 3:244:19 stictis radiata. 3:266:95 theleboloidea. 5:423:121 tuberosa. 3:253:31 tulosomoides. 3:257:64 uda. 3:239:4 umbonata. 3:260:74 umbrina. 5:417:102 varia. 5:419:107 versiformis. 3:242:14 verucaria. 5:422:118 vinosa. 3:240:7 violacea. 5:419:106 virginea. 3:247:29 villosa. 3:248:34 virens. 3:261:81 zanthomela. 3:258:67 Phallus coccineus. P:2 impudicus. 5:350:1 Physarum aureum. 1:53:4 cinereum. 1:53:2 condensum. 1:53:1 columbinum. 1:54:1 farinaceum. 1:54:4 hyalinum. 1:53:3 squamulosum. 1:54:2 tigrinum. 1:54:3 Pilobolus crystallinus. 1:36:2 Puccinia anemones. 1:72:1 graminis. 1:72:2 juniperi. 1:72:3 mucronata. 1:73:1 potentillae. 1:72:4 Racodium aeriginosum. 5:448:5 cellare. 5:446:2 papyraceum. 5:448:4 nupestre. 5:446:1 scylostroma. 5:447:3 Rhizomorpha corticalis. 5:451:1 sesiformis. 5:451:2 Scleroderma cervinum. 1:48:1 Sclerotium complanatum. 1:38:1 durum. 1:37:3 fungorum. 1:37:1 populneum. 1:39:2 quercinum. 1:39:1 semen. 1:38:3 scutellatum. 1:38:4 vaporarium. 1:37:2 varium. 1:38:2 Sistotrema aeruginosum (viride). 3:199:5 cellare. 3:199:6 cinereum. 3:197:1 confluens. 5:393:9 digitatum. 5:393:11 fimbriatum. 3:198:4 frendulum. 5:393:10 obliguum. 3:200:8 quercinum. 3:198:3 spathulatum. 3:200:7 violaceum. 3:197:2 Spathularia flavida. 5:412:1 Sphaeria acervilata. P:17 acuta. 1:20:4 albicans. 1:22:2 amulata. P:15 angustata. 1:18:1 appendiculata. 1:16:3 angillacea. 1:4:1 aristidae. P16 atropurpurea. P:12 aucupariae. 1:17:1 berberidis. 1:17:2 betuli. 1:13:3 bullata. 1:9:1 byssiseda. 1:22:1 canefiens. 1:22:4 canpophila. 1:2:3 capitala. P:13 capreolatae. P:11 caulina. P:17 ceratosperma. P:12 cirrhosa. 1:19:4 coccinea. 1:16:2 cohortina. P:17 concentrica. 1:16:2 cucurbitula. 1:17:4 cupularis. 1:17:3 decolorans. 1:16:1 dematium. 1:24:3 deusta. 1:6:1 diaspyri. P:14 disciformis. 1:7:1 discincola. P:13 dryina. 1:19:2 enteroleuca. P:15 episphaeria. 1:18:2 fimbriata. 1:13:1 fimeti. 1:21:2 flavovirens. 1:8:1 fragiformis. 1:3:3. friabilis. P:14 fusca. 1:4:2 geoglossum. P:13 gnomon. 1:20:2 gregalis. P:17 grisea. P:14 herbarum. 1:23:3 horrida. P:17 hydnicola. P:17 hyposcylon. 1:2:1 incrustans. 1:23:5 lagenaria. 1:19:3 lata. 1:11:1 lenta. P:12 lingam. 1:23:2 livida. 1:23:4 lobata. P:12 longissima. 1:12:1. lutea. 1:9:2 macula. P:12 maculaeformis. 1:25:2 melograma. P:15 militaris. 1:1:1 molliuscula. P:15 moriformis. 1:24:2 nebulosa. 1:10:1 nigripes. P:11 nivea. 1:13: ochracea. P:12 olivaceo-nigro ad undulat. P:14 ophiglossoides. 1:1:2 ovina. 1:22:3 persicaria. P:13 peziza. 1:21:4 platanoides. 1:15:1 pocula. P:12 podoides. 1:8:2 polymorpha. 1:2:2 pomiformis. 1:21:3 protracta. P:16 prunastri. 1:14:1 pulchella. 1:14:2 pulvispyrius. 1:24:1 punctiformis. 1:25:1 pustula. 1:25:3 quercina. 1:8:3 radicalis. P:11 ribesia. 1:5:1 rimosa. 1:11:2 rubella. 1:21:1 rubiformis. 1:3:2 rubiginosa.1:5:1 rostrata. 1:19:1 sacculus. P:15 salicina. 1:14:3 sambuci. 1:5:3 sarraceniae. P:16 scirpi. P:16 serpens. 1:6:3 setacea. 1:20:3 smilacicola. P:14 spermoides. 1:23:1 spinosa. 1:10:3 sondida. 1:7:2 spissa.P:14 stigma. 1:6:2 subterranea. P:13 subulata. 1:25:4 teres. P:11 tetragonothecae. P:16 typhae. P:16 uda. 1:10:1 verrucaeformis. 1:7:3 viburni. P:14 visci (atrovirens). 1:24:4 yuccae glorios. P:16 Sphaerobolus stellatus. 1:36:1 Stilbospora sphaerosperma. 1:29:1 Stilbum aeruginosum. 3:272:10 bicolor. 5:426:12 byssinum. 3:271:6 gelatinosum. 3:270:4 hyalinum. 5:426:11 luteum. 3:272:9 micropus. 3:272:7 piliforme. 3:270:3 rigidum. 3:270:2 rubicundum. 3:272:8 tomentosum. 3:270:1 vulgare. 3:271:5 Stemonitas fasciculata. 1:58:3. leucostyla. 1:58:1 ovata. 1:58:4 typhina. 1:28:2 Thelephora abictina. 3:212:12 acerina. 5:403:39 aurantia. 5:402:37 anthochroa. 3:214:19 byssoides. 3:216:24 calcea. 3:218:30 caryophyllea. 3:208:1 cerebella. 3:218:28 chalybea. 3:216:25 cinerea. 3:217:26 concentrica. 5:401:35 crispa. 3:209:5 cruenta. 3:214:18 fallax. 3:213:15 ferruginea. 3:210:7 ferruginea, C. 5:402:38 granulosa. 3:215:21 hirsuta. 3:210:8 hydnoidea. 3:215:20 incarnata. 3:212:13 incrussans. 5:403:40 laciniata. 3:209:3 laevis. 3:213:16 lilacina. 5:400:33 marginata. 3:219:31 mesenterica. 3:211:10 polygonia. 3:213:14 punicea. 5:402:36 purpurea. 5:400:32 quercina. 3:212:11 rubiginosa. 3:209:4 rosea. 3:214:17 rugosa. 3:210:6 sanguinolenta. 3:211:9 sebacea. 3:215:22 sera. 3:218:29 sulphurea. 5:401:34 terrestris. 3:208:3 umbrina. 3:216:23 vinosa. 3:217:26 Tremella abietina. 3:236:10 auricula icidae. 5:415:16 candida. 3:234:4 clavariaeformis. 3:237:14 dubia. 3:237:13 encephala. 3:233:3 foliacea. 3:234:5 fragiformis. 5:415:15 juniperina. 3:234:6 lacrymalis. 3:236:12 lutescens. 3:233:2 mesenterica. 3:233:1 saligna. 3:235:8 spiculosa. 3:235:7 stictis. 3:236:11 urticae. 3:235:9 Trichia botrytis. 1:55:1 clavata. 1:55:3 nitens. 1:56:3 nigripes. 1:55:4 olivacea. 1:56:2 ovata. 1:56:1 rubiformis. 1:55:2 varia. 1:56:4 Trichoderma aureum. 1:74:3 laeve. 1:74:4 roseum. 1:74:1 vivide. 1:74:2 Tubercularia granulata. 1:35:2 rosea. 1:35:3 vulgaris. 1:35:1 Tubulina fallax. 1:61:2 fragiformis. 1:61:1 Tulostoma brumale. 1:43:1 Uredo anemones. 1:70:2 appendiculata. 1:70:2 campanulae. 1:68:3 confluens var orchid. 1:68:1 euphorbiae helioscopiae. 1:68:2 farinosa. 1:69:1 linearis. 1:68:5 miniata. 1:69:3 populina. 1:69:3 rubi-fruticosi. 1:69:2 segetum var panici. 1:71:1 thlaspi. 1:70:3 tragopogi pratensis. 1:71:2 Xyloma alneum. 1:31:4 andromedae. 1:32:1 fagineum. 1:31:2 populinum. 1:31:3 punctatum. 1:30:2 rubrum. 1:30:3 salignum. 1:31:1 salicinum. 1:30:1 Untitled fungi: P:1 (Phallus)P:4 (Agaricus?)P:6 (Agaricus and Spharea?)P:10 (Sphaeria?)P:48 (Gilled mushroom)