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HYPHOMYCETES contd. Endophragmia alternata on dead Rubus fruticosus, R; elliptica on dead Rubus fruticosus, M Endophragmiella sp. nov., on rotten wood, D Epicoccum purpurascens on dead grass, R Fusarium lateritium (stat. conid. of Gibberella baccata) causing leaf spot on Rubus sp., D Haplographium state of Hyaloscypha dematiicola on dead Fagus sylvatica, W; on Sorb us aucuparia, G Menispora ciliata on Deschampsia caespitosa, W Oidium euonymi-japonici on Euonymus japonicus, X Ovularia sphaeroidea on Lotus corniculatus, G,W Paecilomyces farinosus on dead insect, P Periconia byssoides on Urtica dioica dead stems. R; cookei on dead Urtica dioica, M Pleurophragmium parvisporum on Athyrium filix-femina, R Pseudospiropes state of Melanomma subdispersum on bark of Betula, D; nodosus on dead stems, M; simplex on dead umbellifer stems, M Ramularia ajugae on Ajuga reptans, D; plantaginea on Plantago major, R; variabilis on Digitalis purpurea, G Spadicoides grovei on rotten wood, D Sporidesmium altum on dead stems of Clematis vitalba, D; eupatoriicola on dead Eupatorium cannabinum, R; leptosporum on Cupressus, R Stachybotrys dichroa on dead Urtica dioica, M Stilbella tomentosa (see Blistum ovalisporum) Tetraploa aristata on dead grass, W Torula centaurii on Centaurium umbellatum, M Trichoderma viride on dead Populus tremula, M Triposporium elegans on dead Juncus, CC; on Rubus [ruticosus, R; on wood, D Verticillium rexianum on Trichia floriformis, C, D Verticicladium state of Desmazierella acicola on needles of Pinus sylvestris, W I should like to thank the many members who contributed names to this list and in particular Mr.B.Ing (Myxomycetes), Mr.M.C.Clark and Mr.R.E.Evans (Ascomycetes), Mr.R.F.Haslam (Aphyllophorales), Dr.C.Bas, Mr.A.W.Brand, Miss M. Holden, Mr.R.D.Jennings and Dr. Kits van Waveren (Agarics), Mr.A.D.M.Rayner (Russulas), Miss M.Holden, Mr.B.Ing, Mr.D.N.Pegler and Miss G.M.Waterhouse (various groups) and Dr. and Mrs.M.B.Ellis (Hyphomycetes). Dr. Roy Watling and Dr. David Pegler kindly checked the completed list. Audrey Thomas 6th May, 1974
FUTURE FORAYS - PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENTS The Spring Foray for 1975 will be based on Durham City, members staying at the Royal County Hotel and using workroom facilities at the Department of Extra-Mural Studies. The local secretary, Mr.R.Bevan (address: Department of Botany, The University, P.O.Box 147, Liverpool L69 3BX) hopes that it will be possible also to arrange limited cheaper accommodation (bed and breakfast); students who would like to attend should write to Mr.Bevan. The provisional dates are 15th-20th May 1975. The Autumn Foray for 1976 will be held in the Isle of Man. It is planned to stay at a hotel in Douglas, this being conveniently central for all parts of the island. There is a wide range of habitats and the experience of collectors indicates a rich fungal flora. In 1975 we visit Aberdeen. Foray Secretary
HYPHOMYCETES contd. Endophragmia alternata on dead Rubus fruticosus, R; elliptica on dead Rubus fruticosus, M Endophragmiella sp. nov., on rotten wood, D Epicoccum purpurascens on dead grass, R Fusarium lateritium (stat. conid. of Gibberella baccata) causing leaf spot on Rubus sp., D Haplographium state of Hyaloscypha dematiicola on dead Fagus sylvatica, W; on Sorb us aucuparia, G Menispora ciliata on Deschampsia caespitosa, W Oidium euonymi-japonici on Euonymus japonicus, X Ovularia sphaeroidea on Lotus corniculatus, G,W Paecilomyces farinosus on dead insect, P Periconia byssoides on Urtica dioica dead stems. R; cookei on dead Urtica dioica, M Pleurophragmium parvisporum on Athyrium filix-femina, R Pseudospiropes state of Melanomma subdispersum on bark of Betula, D; nodosus on dead stems, M; simplex on dead umbellifer stems, M Ramularia ajugae on Ajuga reptans, D; plantaginea on Plantago major, R; variabilis on Digitalis purpurea, G Spadicoides grovei on rotten wood, D Sporidesmium altum on dead stems of Clematis vitalba, D; eupatoriicola on dead Eupatorium cannabinum, R; leptosporum on Cupressus, R Stachybotrys dichroa on dead Urtica dioica, M Stilbella tomentosa (see Blistum ovalisporum) Tetraploa aristata on dead grass, W Torula centaurii on Centaurium umbellatum, M Trichoderma viride on dead Populus tremula, M Triposporium elegans on dead Juncus, CC; on Rubus [ruticosus, R; on wood, D Verticillium rexianum on Trichia floriformis, C, D Verticicladium state of Desmazierella acicola on needles of Pinus sylvestris, W I should like to thank the many members who contributed names to this list and in particular Mr.B.Ing (Myxomycetes), Mr.M.C.Clark and Mr.R.E.Evans (Ascomycetes), Mr.R.F.Haslam (Aphyllophorales), Dr.C.Bas, Mr.A.W.Brand, Miss M. Holden, Mr.R.D.Jennings and Dr. Kits van Waveren (Agarics), Mr.A.D.M.Rayner (Russulas), Miss M.Holden, Mr.B.Ing, Mr.D.N.Pegler and Miss G.M.Waterhouse (various groups) and Dr. and Mrs.M.B.Ellis (Hyphomycetes). Dr. Roy Watling and Dr. David Pegler kindly checked the completed list. Audrey Thomas 6th May, 1974
FUTURE FORAYS - PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENTS The Spring Foray for 1975 will be based on Durham City, members staying at the Royal County Hotel and using workroom facilities at the Department of Extra-Mural Studies. The local secretary, Mr.R.Bevan (address: Department of Botany, The University, P.O.Box 147, Liverpool L69 3BX) hopes that it will be possible also to arrange limited cheaper accommodation (bed and breakfast); students who would like to attend should write to Mr.Bevan. The provisional dates are 15th-20th May 1975. The Autumn Foray for 1976 will be held in the Isle of Man. It is planned to stay at a hotel in Douglas, this being conveniently central for all parts of the island. There is a wide range of habitats and the experience of collectors indicates a rich fungal flora. In 1975 we visit Aberdeen. Foray Secretary