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Mushroom and Toadstools / How to Distinguish Easily the Differences Between Edible and Poisonous Fungi

Chapter 4: INDEX TO SCIENTIFIC NAMES.
By Worthington George Smith
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A practical field guide that helps readers separate edible from poisonous fungi through clear descriptions and nature-based illustrations of dozens of species. It supplies indices of common and scientific names, engraved plates of twenty-nine edible and thirty-one poisonous species, and short diagnostic notes on appearance, habitat, and handling. Introductory remarks discuss safe collecting and eating practices, such as choosing fresh specimens, avoiding overconsumption, and caution for beginners. The author emphasizes careful comparison with the plates, offers to identify specimens sent for inspection, and relates occasional personal cautions from earlier mistakes. The volume mixes botanical observation with culinary advice to encourage informed, cautious use of wild fungi.

INDEX TO SCIENTIFIC NAMES.

Fig.   Page B.G.M.
P.   25. Agaricus  æruginosus 60 322
E. 9. ”arvensis 15, 29 317
  ”cæsareus 23, 26  
E. 5. ”campestris 15, 24, 26 316
P. 24. ”crustuliniformis   40, 60 278
E. 27. ”dealbatus 46 80
  ”euosmus 38  
E. 9. ”exquisitus 29 317
P.   1. ”fascicularis 50 331
P. 14. ”sinuatus 54 212
E. 19. ”gambosus 16, 36, 40 62
P. 13. ”muscarius 54 3
E. 24. ”nebularis 44 73
  ”nudus 39  
  ”odorus 47  
  ”orcellus 36 225
E. 17. ”ostreatus 38 179
E. 18. ”personatus 15, 39 65
P. 7. ”phalloides 52  
  ”pratensis 25  
E. 14. ”procerus 16, 35  
E. 15. ”prunulus 36 225
  ”rachodes 36  
E. 1. ”rubescens 21 7
P. 22. ”semiglobatus 59 327
  ”silvicola 25  
E. 10. ”strobiliformis 31 5
P. 5. ”sublateritius 51 328
P. 23. ”sulfureus 60 55
  ”vaginatus 32  
P. 8. ”vernus 52 1
  ”villaticus 30  
   Boletus æstivalis 23 612
  ”chrysenteron 23  
E. 2. ”edulis 22, 62 610
P. 29. ”felleus 62 617
P. 10. ”luridus 53 607
P. 26. ”piperatus 61 597
P. 27. ”Satanas 61 606
”scaber 23 615
P. 19. Cantharellus aurantiacus 58 540
E. 8. ”cibarius 28 539
P. 3. Clathrus cancellatus 51 917
  Clavaria coralloides 28  
E. 7. ”rugosa 28 827
E. 4. ”vermiculata 24 843
  Coprinus atramantarius 35  
E. 13. ”comatus 34 374
P. 9. ”picaceus 52 420
E. 12. Cortinarius violacens 33 420
E. 21. Fistulina hepatica 42 716
E. 16. Helvella crispa 37 1673
  ”lacunosa 37 1674
E. 22. Hydum repandum 43 718
P. 2. Hygrophorus conicus 50 482
  ”niveus 44  
  ”pratensis 44  
  ”psittacinus 44  
E. 23. ”virgineus 43 470
P. 28. Lactarius  acris 62 505
E. 11. ”deliciosus 32, 47 502
P. 15. ”piperatus 56 500
P. 18. ”pyrogalus 58 498
P. 12. ”rufus 54 512
P. 20. ”theiogalus 58 503
P. 11. ”torminosus 53 488
E. 26. ”volemum 46 508
E. 25. Lycoperdon giganteum 45 930
E. 28. Marasmius oreades 15, 47 553
P. 30. ”urens 48, 62 550
E. 20. Morchella esculenta 41 1668
  ”crassipes 42  
P. 6. Panus  stypticus 52 582
P. 31. Phallus impudicus 63 914
E. 6. Russula alatacea 27 536
P. 21. ”emetica 27, 59 528
P. 16. ”fœtens 57 530
  ”furcata 23  
E. 3. ”heterophylla 23 522
P. 17. ”sanguinea 57 518
  ”virescens 24  
P. 4. Thelephora palmata 51 760
E. 29. Tuber æstivum 16, 48 1916
   ”cibarium 49