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The Technologist (1861)

London : Kent & Co. · leaf 418

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THE TECHNOLOGIST. [Aprin 1, 1864. 390 THE BEECH MORELS OF pear-shaped and without any distinct stem, becoming afterwards more ae, decidedly globose and hollow. … It will be observed that in the absence of the granulations at the base of the receptacle, this species differs entirely from C. Darwinii. This fungus abounds on the Tasmania myrtle tree (as the above- named species of Fagus is locally termed), in the dense forests to the westward, and was freely…

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