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 A HISTORY OF HEREFORDSHIRE SPH AEROPSI DACEAE Phyllosticta, vulgaris, Desm. Haywood Forest. On honey- suckle leaves — hedericola, D. R. & M. On ivy leaves — ulmi. West. Whitfield. On elm leaves — tormentillae, Sacc. Dinmore. On Potentilla Tormentilla — filipendula var. ulmariae, Sacc. Din- more. On Spiraea — scrophulariae, West. Dinmore. On Scrophularia — lutetiana, Sacc. Dinmore. On Circaea leaves — primulaecola, Desm. Dinmore. On primrose leaves Phoma mali, Sch. & Sacc. Lug- wardine. On apple twigs — vitis, Bon. Stoke Edith. On vine twigs — scoblnum, Cke. Dinmore. On ash — sticticum, B. & Br. On box leaves and twigs — velatum, Sacc. On lime — taxi (Berk.), Sacc. Moccas. On yew leaves — visci, Sacc. On mistletoe — vulgaris, Sacc. On clematis — complanatum, Pers. Dinmore On Umbelliferae DEUTEROMYCETAE Sphaeropsidaceae {cont.) Phoma acutum, Fr. Home Lacy, Rothertaas, Moccas. On nettles — onagracearum, Cke. Dinmore. On Epilobium — nebulosum, Pers. Dinmore. On nettles — samarorum, Desm. Belmont, Breinton, Down ton. On ash keys — tussilaginis, Cke. & Mass. Canal bank, Hereford. On tussilago leaves — iridis, Cke. Breinton. On iris Coniothyrium hederae, Desm. Dinmore. On ivy Diplodia rubi, Fr. Dinmore. On bramble — salicina, Lev. Dinmore. On willow — herbarum, L6v. On herb stems Cytispora stellulata, Sacc. Down- ton. On elm — leucosperma, Fr. On branches Hendersonia rubi, West. Cre- denhill, Dinmore. On bram- ble Asteroma rosae, Lib. Holme Lacy. On rose leaves Septoria pyricola, Desm. Shobdon. On pear leaves Sphaeropsidaceae {cont.) Septoria hederae, Desm. On ivy leaves — castanicola, Desm. Dinmore. On chestnut leaves — epilobii, West. On Epilobium leaves — hyperici, Desm. Ross, Din- more. On Hypericum Vermicularia trichella (Fr.), Grev. Downton. On ivy leaves Ceuthospora lauri, Grev. Nr. Here- ford. On cherry-laurel leaves Leptostromaceae Leptothyriura quercinum, Lasch. Common. On oak leaves — litigiosum, Desm. Cowarne Court, Dinmore, Pontrilas. On Pteris Melanconiaceae Gloeosporium ficariae. Berk. On Ranunculus Ficaria — ribis. Lib. Stoke Edith. On red currant leaves — nervisequium, Fckl. Holme Lacy. On plane leaves Melanconium sphaeroideum. Link. Dinmore. On alder Coryneum Kunzei, Cda. Ross. On oak twigs Pestalozzia guepini, Desm. Whit- field. On Camellia leaves Mucedinaceae Microstroma album (Derm.),Sacc. Breinton, Rotherwas. On oak leaves Oospora lactis (Fr.), Sacc. Here- ford. On milk and cheese — porriginis (M. & B.), Sacc. Hereford. On 'ring- worm' — Crustacea (Bull), Sacc. Here- ford. On cheese — fulva (Kunze), Sacc. and Vogl. Haywood Forest. On rotten wood Fusideum griseum. Link. Com- mon everywhere. On dead oak leaves Monilia aurea, Gmel. Hereford. On rotten wood — fructigena, Pers. Common. On rotten apples — candicans, Sacc. Belmont Cylindrium flavo-virens, Bon. Dinmore, Haywood Forest. On dead leaves Oidium Tuckeri, Berk. Colwall, Ledbury. On grapes HYPHOMYCETAE Mucedinaceae {cont^ Oidium farinosum, Cke. Breinton, Holme Lacy. On living apple leaves — balsamii, Mont. Breinton, Dinmore. On mullein leaves — erysiphoides, Fr. Nr. Here- ford, Dinmore, &c. On living leaves of various plants Cephalosporium acremonium, Cda. Belmont Penicilliumglaucum, Link. Com- mon everywhere. On de- caying fruit, &c. — hyphomycetis, Sacc. On old Stereum Rhinotrichum repens, Preuss. Downton. On rotten wood Sporotrichum sulphureum, Grev. Hereford. On corks — geochroum, Desm. Moccas. On rotten wood Botrytis argillacea, Cke. On wood — Tilletii, Desm. Dinedor. On de.id leaves, &c. 74 Mucedinaceae {cont.) Botrytis vulgaris, Fr. Haywood Forest, Dinmore, Downton. On dead herbs — cinerea, Pers. Dinmore, Bel- mont. On Umbelliferae Ovularia lactea (Desm.), Mass. Nr. Hereford. On violet leaves — lamii (Fckl.), Sacc. Dinmore. On dead nettle — obliqua, Oud. Breinton, Downton. On dock leaves 'erticillium terrestre, Sacc. Dine- dor, Haywood Forest, Creden- hill. On the ground — agaricinum, Cda. Dinmore. On agarics — buxi (Link.), Auers. and Fleisch. Common. On box leaves — laterltium. Berk. Haywood Forest, Whitfield. On rot- ting plants Acrostalagmus cinnabarinus, Cda. Downton, Stoke Edith, Brock- hampton. On rotting plants