From Mordecai Cooke to Ferdinand von Mueller   20 July 1882

FNI gives the author of the combination as Meyer, not Fries.

There is no ✓ beside this number. FNI has Retzius as the author of the name, not Fries.

SA.

Vic.

Hexagonia?

SA; FNI has Persoon as the author of the name, not Fries.

Qld.

Qld.

NSW.

FNI has Fries as the author of the combination, not B[erkeley].

FNI gives the author of the combination as Meyer, not Fries.

Not in FNI or Index fungorum; Cooke (1892), p. 22, gives the genus as Podaxis, and attributes Podaxon to Desvaux as a synonym. The name P. circinalis has not been found.

SA.

FNI gives Fries as the author of the combination, not B[erkeley].

There is more than one Mt Dromedary in Australia; this is the one near Tilba Tilba, NSW, where Ed. Reader collected for M, including fungi (see MEL 2069189, an undated Hirneola sp. from Mt Dromedary; see also B81.02.02 and M to J. Hooker, 3 March 1880).

NSW.

There is a note, probably by Cooke, 'sp nov.', below the number, linked to the name by a short line. This is the last entry on p. 1 of the list.

There is no pencilled line against this entry.

Error for Daintree?

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FNI gives Berkeley as the author of the combination, not M[…].

There is no pencilled line against this entry.

FNI gives Montagne as the author, not Fries.

i.e. Toowoomba, Qld.

NSW.

NSW.

NSW.

Now Bowen, Qld? M had many collections from this area. It is unlikely that Port Denison, WA, is intended, because although M had collections from that local government area, they were mostly collected by him in 1877, while the fungi collections from the locality listed for MEL in AVH (accessed 22 May 2021) were all collected by R. S. Fisson on 4 September 1966.

FNI gives Persoon as the author of the name, not Fries.

T. colliculosa? The name is given as T. colliculosa, as a synonym of Sclerodepsis colliculosa, in Cooke (1892), p. 161.

D. bowmanii?

Qld.

Qld.

Resupinatus.

FNI gives Schaeffer as the author of the name, not Fries.

FNI gives Klotzsch as the author of the name, not Fries.

FNI gives Persoon as the author of the name, not Fries.

Junior in the sense of young or immature. See discussion in notes to M. Cooke to M, 26 March 1889 (in this edition as 89-03-26a).

There is no ✓ to the left the number is no pencilled line against this entry.

SA.

This is the last entry on page 2.

There is an illegible letter (half formed?) between and slightly above the ✓ and '144'. FNI gives Jacquin as the author of the name, not Fries.

There is a ✓ to the right of 129; FNI gives A. P. de Candolle as the author, not P[…].

Vic.

FNI gives Berkeley as the author, not Fries.

Mt Bellenden Ker, Qld.

FNI gives Persoon as the author, not Fries.

FNI gives Schaeffer as the author, not Fries.

Hexagonia?

There is a pencilled X against this line. FNI gives Linnaeus as the author, not Fries.

Hirneola auricula Judae; Cooke has written 'a' followed by a diphthong 'æ'. The trinomial is not in FNI, but Index fungorum gives the author as Berkeley, not Fries.

FNI gives Berkeley as the author, not Fries.

In FNI and Index fungorum as T. levis, but T. laevis in Cooke (1892), p. 159.

i.e. Parramatta, NSW.

There is a pencilled X against this line, and a short line extending from the margin to below the beginning of Stereum.

FNI gives the author of the combination as Meyer, not Fries.

There is no ✓ beside the number. In FNI and Index fungorum as P. sulphureus, but in Cooke (1982), p. 119 as P. sulfureus.

FNI gives Trog as the author of this combination, not Fries.

This is the last entry on p. 3.

Published variety name not found.

i.e. near to.

There is no pencilled line against this entry.

FNI gives Fries as the author of this combination, not B[erkeley].

FNI gives Berkeley & Montagne as the author of this name, not Fries.

There is no pencilled line against this entry.

There is no pencilled line against this entry.

FNI gives Fries as the author of this name, not Léveillé.

There is no pencilled line against this entry.

There is no pencilled line against this entry.

There is no pencilled line against this entry.

This is the last entry on p. 4; there is an annotation by J. H. Willis at the bottom right of the page: '20 July 1882'.

FNI gives Meyer as the author of this combination, not Fries.

FNI and Cooke (1892), p. 151, use the combination Polystictus haskarlii, made in Cooke (1885-6), p. 86.

Name in Index fungorum, but not in FNI or Cooke (1892).

Gippsland, Vic. M to T. Wilson, 26 April 1882, announced he was going for 'a day or two to Gippsland, for obtaining mosses lichens and fungs'.

FNI gives Meyer as the author of this combination, not Fries.

Psathyrella; see Cooke (1892), p. 68.

'sp. nov.' written to the left of the entry.

The is no ✓ beside the number.

i.e. Toowoomba, Qld.

Illegible initials, but definitely not an abbreviation of Ehrenberg, the author given in FNI and in Cooke (1892), p. 394.

Index fungorum gives the name as an orthographic variant of Geastrum fimbriatum.

There is no ✓ beside the number.

FNI gives Retzius as the author, not Fries.

'sp. nov.' written to the left of the entry.

i.e. Toowoomba, Qld.

This is the last entry on p. 5.

FNI gives De Notarius as the author of the combination, not Tulasne.

FNI gives Schaeffer as the author, not Fries.

There is no ✓ beside the number.

FNI gives Linnaeus as the author, not Fries.

NSW/Vic.

SA.

Vic.

In neither FNI nor Cooke (1892); there is a pencilled X against this entry.

FNI gives Bulliard as the author, not Fries.

FNI gives Fries as the author of this name, not Léveillé.

FNI gives Fries as the author of this name, not B[erkeley].

Not in FNI; Cooke (1892), p. 283, gives it as a synonym of X. involuta, which is also absent from FNI.

i.e. Upper Ovens River, Vic. 'sp. nov' written to left of entry.

FNI gives Batsch as the author of this name, not Fries.

Stereum sowerbyi (Index fungorum); S. sowerbei (FNI); S. Sowerbeii (Cooke (1892), p. 182)? This is the last entry on p. 6.

FNI gives Linnaeus as the author, not de Candolle.

FNI gives Bulliard as the author, not Fries.

Urnula rhytidia (Index fungorum); U. rhytida (FNI)? Cooke (1892), p. 269, has the spelling used here.

No closing parenthesis; 'Varnished' describes the appearance of a surface, as in 'Pileus [cap] horizontal, …, smooth, with a varnished crust' (Cooke (1892), p. 128).

There is no pencilled line against this entry.

NSW.

FNI gives Vahl as author, not B[erkeley].

i.e., Muellerville, a property near Rockhampton bought by Anthelme Thozet in 1861 and so named by him. There is no ✓ beside the number.

Not in FNI, but in Cooke (1892), p. 275.

There is no pencilled line against this entry.

There is a long, sloping pen stroke in the margin producing three lines protruding into the list before the first character of Agaricus.

There are two locations called Lake Bonney in SA; this one probably in the SE, to the west of Mt Gambier, from where M's sister Clara Wehl and her children collected many specimens, including fungi; some paintings by Marie Wehl were sent to Cooke (Dowe, May, Maroske & Smith (2020)). See also notes to G. Massee to M, 7 May 1888 (in this edition as 88-05-07b). Note, however, that AVH (accessed 26 May 2020) lists five fungus specimens at MEL collected around the more northern Lake Bonney, near Barmera, by 'Miss Wehl'.

The list is one of a number sent by Cooke that are now in the library of the Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne. See notes to M. Cooke to M, 17 January 1885, for a discussion of Cooke's author attributions.

Unless otherwise noted, all entries with an identifying number or letter have an ink ✓ to the left of the numeral or letter. Unless otherwise noted all entries have a pencil — before the name, usually horizontal, but sometimes sloping.

FNI and Index fungorum were accessed 26 May 2021.