Cooke, M.C. 1879: New Zealand fungi. Grevillea 8(46): 54-68.
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On Senecio vulgaris. Waitaki.
On trunks. Maungaroa (144).
On dung. Waitaki (61).
On the ground. Hokieika, Winton.
On naked wood. Whangaroa (386); Waitaki (295); Maungaroa, Melbourne (Australia).
Pulvinatum, sub-hemisphericum, vel irregularis (1-5 mm.) pallidum. Sporis clavatis, 5-9 septatis, magnis, hyalinis (0.3 mm. long, vel ultra).
A more imposing species than B. flavum. There is no record of its colour in the living state.
Obovata, vel spathulata, sessilis, aurantiaca, ad basin plicata, demum rupta. Ascis cylindraceis. Sporidiis amplis, ellipticis, hyalinis (0.022-0.025 x 0.016-0.018 mm.).
On wood. Waitaki (55, 68).
On the ground. Waitaki.
On dead wood. Waitaki (38 his.).
On wood. Waitaki (56/56 bis., 343), Wellington (Travers, 363), Melbourne (Australia), Maungaroa.
On dead wood. Waitaki (11).
On the ground. Maungaroa (138).
Pileus about an inch broad; stem two inches long, half an inch thick at the base, attenuated upwards; flesh tinged with orange; spores small, subglobose.
Pileo carnoso, molli, e convexo depresso, glabro, umbrino ; margine incurvo ; stipite solido, pallido, sursum attenuato ; lamellis subconfertis, dichotomis, aurantiacis.
On rotten wood. Waitaki (112, 297).
More compact than C. roseum, retaining a somewhat ferruginous colour when dry.
Aurantium vel fuscum, gregarium; clavulis breviter ramosis, congestis, confluentibus. Sporis sub-ellipticis, hyalinis (.014 X .01 mm.).
On wood. Waitaki (65).
On rotten wood. Winton (113).
Roseum, gregarium ; clavulis furcato-ramosis, brevibus. Sporis ovalibus, hyalinis (.012 X .01 mm.).
Although colourless when dried, the drawing which accompanied it gives distinctly the form, and bright rose colour. It nevertheless requires better knowledge of its life-history before its affinities become certain.
On leaves. Waitaki (252).
On leaves of Poa foliosa. Canterbury Alps (398).
Punctiforme, atrum, gregarium, compactum. Caespitulis hemisphericis, velutinis, atris. Hyphis dense fasciculatis, brevibus, septatis, sporisque olivaceis (sporis .02-.04 x .007 mm.).
In habit resembling a Sphaeria or Venturia.
On the ground. Waitaki (3).
On the ground. Waitaki (74).
On branches. Wellington (Travers, 374).
On bark, &c. Waitaki (260).
On wood. Waitaki (82).
Minima. Stipite rugoso-sulcato, pallido ; capite ochraceo, depresso-globoso, laevi, glabro ; sporis minutis, linearibus.
Not more than a quarter of an inch high. It is a Coryne, as interpreted by Berkeley, and not by Tulasne.
On herbs. Maungaroa (220).
On dead wood. Waitaki, River Bealey, Little, River, Otira, Winton, Wellington (Travers).
On sticks. Wellington (Mr. Travers).
Paler than in the usual form, externally woolly. Sporangia 12 mm., brownish; sporidia shorter by nearly one-third. A very neat variety, perhaps a distinct species.
On the ground. Banks' Peninsula (216.).
Campaniformis, sessilis, superne late apertis, striis plane destitutus, extus pallide ochraceus, sericeo-tomentosus, intus fusco-cinereus. Sporangiis ellipticis, nigris, laevibus ; tunica crassa. Sporis ovatis, hyalinis.
Sporangia 3 1/2 x 2 1/2 ; epiderm 1/10 mm. thick; spores .012 x .009 mm.
Greatly resembling C. vernicosus, DC., but distinct in the sporangia and spores. Probably it was this which Berkeley referred doubtfully to C. Emodense, B.
On the ground. Wellington (Travers).
On bark and twigs. Winton (230).
Sparsa, sessilis, pallida, villosa, 1-3 mm. diam. Cupulis excavatis, margine incurvo. Spores ellipticis, infra apiculatis (.02-024 x .015 mm.).
The dense flexuous hairs are about three to four-tenths of a millemetre long. A most distinct and notable species. I am indebted to my friend, Mr. W. Phillips, of Shrewsbury, for assistance in the examination of this and many of the Discomycetes.
On naked wood. Waitaki (83, 271), Winton (77), Wellington (Mr. Travers).
Sparsa, sessilis. Cupulis demum expansis (2-4 mm), extus pallidis, granulosis, margine elevato, flexuoso. Hymenio murinaceo. Ascis clavatis, lone stipitatis. Sporidiis lanceolatis, rectis vel curvulis, endochromate quinque-divisis (.025-.035 x .004-.006 mm)
On rotten wood. Dunedin (207).
On grasses. Banks' Peninsula (332).
On naked wood. Dunedin (243). Accompanied by a minute Phoma.
Sparsa, erumpens. Peritheciis punctiformibus, atris, demum apertis; disco fuligineo. Sporis cylindraceis,hyalinis(.02 X .0035mm.).
On branches. Winton (111).
Effusa, applanata, undulato-lobata, fuliginea; papillis minimis conspersa, subtus laevi. Basidiis clavatis, furcatis (?)
Very tough, much flattened, and more delicate than E. glandulosa, to which it is allied. The specimens are probably immature, no globose basidia were seen.
On the ground. Maungaroa.
Clavulis inflatis, ovatis, depressis, vel collapsis.
The clubs collapse and overhang the stem, as in Leotia, but the fruit does not differ sufficiently to warrant its separation as a distinct species.
On the ground. Winton (213).
On wood. Melbourne (Australia), Maungaroa, Wellington (365).
On wood. Maungaroa, Winton (110).
Ochraceum,.sessile, sparsum (1-3 mm.). Cupulis applanatis, concavis ; margine pallido, elevato. Ascis cylindricis. Sporidiis breviter ellipticis, demum uniseptatis (.007-.0l x .003-.004 mm.) Paraphysibus linearibus.
Described with some hesitation as the specimen was small. It is therefore subject to future confirmation.
On decorticated sticks. Waitaki (30 b).
Banks' Peninsula (329), Waitaki (287, 304, 298, 292, 38).
Sparsum, lacteum, sessile. Cupulis concavis (2-3 mm.), margine flexuoso. Ascis cylindraceis Sporidiis uniseriatis, lanceolatis, nucleatis (.02-.03 x .004-.006 mm.) Paraphysibus filiformibus.
Diaphanous, milky white when fresh, ochraceous when dry.
On very rotten wood. Maungaroa (387).
Erumpens, pallidum, stipitatum. Cupalis clavatis, dein plano-concavis (0-5 mm.) difformibus. Stipite amplo, deorsum attenuato. Ascis clavatis. Sporidiis subclavatis, utrinque rotundatis, nucleatis, curvulis (.03-.035 x .005 mm.).
On Phormium tenax. Maungaroa (388).
On dead trees. Waima, Maungaroa, Waitaki, Coromandel, Westland, Ohaeawai, Hokianga, Wellington (Mr. Travers).
On the ground. Maungaroa (320)
On the ground. Waitaki (85), with figure.
The colour as shown in the drawing is verdigris-green, but in other respects it does not appear to differ from the typical form in any essential particular.
On the ground. Maungaroa (154).
On bark. Waima (338).
On bark and wood. Otawa (335).
On bark. Wellington (Travers. 370).
Erumpens, discoidea, umbrino-vinosa (2 mm.), intus pallida, saepe gregaria. Peritheciis nec non perfecte evolutis.
This is certainly an Hypocrea, very similar in character to H. Richardsoni, Berk., although no fructification or even perfect perithecia could be found. It is very distinct, externally resembling, at a superficial glance, Diatrype disciforme, in the size and form of the stroma, and habit of growth.
On branches.
Orbicularis, convexa, atro-vinosa (2-3 mm.), ostiolia vix distincta. Ascis cylindraceis. Sporidiis dissilientibus, cellulis sub-globosis (0.306-0.007 mm.), hyalinis.
Sporidia larger than in H. rufa, which it somewhat resembles in habit.
On dead wood. Waitaki (307).
Parallelum, convexo-planum, atrum, elongatum, utrinque truncatum. Ostiolis punctiformibus; intus fuligineo-atris. Ascis cylindraceis. Sporidiis arcte ellipticis, continuis, atro-brunneis (0.012-0.014 x 0.0045 mm.).
On naked wood. Waitaki (250).
Sparsum, erumpens, tenue. Peritheciis elongato-ellipticis, parallelis; labiis erosis, rigentibus, tenuibus, atris; disco cinereo. Ascis clavatis. Sporidiis ellipticis, uniseptatis, brunneis (0.02-0.025 x 0.008 mm.).
A singular species, with no immediate allies
On Phormium tenax. Winton (390).
On the ground. Waitaki, Winton.
On naked wood. Waitaki (278).
On wood. Wellington (Mt. Travers).
On the ground. Maungaroa (223), Waitaki (57-58).
On the ground and stumps. Waitaki (300), Ohaeawai (341), Melbourne (Australia).
Sparsa, succinea, vel subaurantia. Peritheciis laevibus, hinc illic congestis, nec caespitosis. Ascis cylindraceis. Sporidiis uniseriatis, ellipticis, uniseptatis, vix constrictis (0.016-0.02 x 0.008 mm.). Conidiis in stromate tuberculoideis enatis, elongato-ellipticis, nucleatis, hyalinis (0.012-0.014 x 0.004 mm.).
On the outside and inside of fallen bark, fragments of wood, &c. Dunedin (123, conidia), Melbourne, (Australia 389, 362).
Caepitosa, testaceo-rubra, erumpens. Caespitulis convexis. Peritheciis subglobosis, laevibus, papillatis, mox depressis, vel concavis. Ascis clavatis. Sporidiis biseriatis, ellipticis, uniseptatis, constrictis, hyalinis (0.02-0.025 x 0.008-0.01 mm.).
Closely allied to N. pulcherrima, B. & Br., but perithecia darker, and sporidia rather smaller.
On bark. Little River, Banks' Peninsula (305), Maungaroa (321).
The spores are larger, and more distinctly coloured than in the original typical specimen of P. fulva, but we hesitate to separate it on the faith of a single specimen.
On woods. (Winton (401).
On bark. Waitaki (347).
Effusa, crassa, dura, perennis; hymenio irregulari-lobato, pallido, laevi, velutino ; margine subelevato ; setulis obclavatis, hyalinis, asperulis ( .04 x .015 mm.).
Resembling in appearance Stereum annosum, B. & Br., but with the. characteristic bodies on the hymenium, which are peculiar to Peniophora. Spores elliptic or reniform, .007 x .003 mm.
Resembling P. scutellata in size and general appearance, but with coarsely warted sporidia (0.022-0.025 x 0.012-0.014 mm.), and very long marginal hairs.
On rotten wood. Ohaeawai (206).
Aurantiaca, sparsa, sessilis (1-4 mm.). Cupulis concavis, crispulis, subtus pallidiore, tenuibus. Ascis cylindraceis. Sporidiis linearibus (.008 x .003 mm.), utrinque rotundatis. Helotium crispulum, MSS. in Herb.
On wood. Maungaroa (211).
Nivea, stipitata, sparsa; cupulis (0 1-0.2 mm.) parvulis, vilosis, turbinatis, in stipitem brevem productis. , Ascis clavatocylindricis. Sporidiis fusiformibus, biseriatis, guttulatis, demtim pseudoseptatis (.015-.02 x .002-.003 mm.) Paraphysibus elongato-fusiformibus, acutis.
The hairs are septate, smooth, and granularly capitate.
On ferns. Dunedin (400).
Sparsa, sanguineo-rubra, ceraceo-mollis, sessilis. Cupulis demum applanatis (1-1.5 mm.), margin elevator Ascis clavatis. Sporidiis cylindricis, utrinque attenuates, guttulatis (.016 x .003-.004 mm) Parapbysibus filiformibus.
Similar to P. rubella, P., but firmer, and with different fruit.
On decorticated wood. Waitaki (100).
Magna, cupulata, demum expansa, revoluta, applanata; extus subglabra, vel farinosa; intus pallido-fusca. Ascis longe attenuatis, cylindraceis (0.02 mm.). Sporidiis ellipticis, binucleatis (0.01-0.012 x 0.005 mm.).
Cups 1 to 3 inches, or more, in diameter. Resembling P. palmicola, B. & C., but larger, and with different fruit.
On the ground. Waitaki (72).
On Cruciferce. Bank's Peninsula (331).
On Phormium. Banks' Peninsula (328), Dunedin.
Sparsum, cuticula nigro-facta tectum. Peritbeciis applanatis, sporis cylindrico-ellipticis, rectis, viridis (.01_x .004 mm.).
On herb stems. Waitaki (78).
On trees. Hokianga, Melbourne (Australia).
On the ground. Waima, Bay of Islands, Ohaeawai.
On trunks. Maungaroa.
On bark. Wellington (Travers).
On trunks. Coromandel, Waitaki, Maungaroa, Bay of Islands, Banks' Peninsula, Westland, Wellington (Mt. Travers), Melbourne (Australia, 382).
On trunks. Wellington (Travers), Coromandel, Ohaeawai, Waitaki (256), Winton (226, 350),, Dunedin.
Resupinate form. On trunks. Coromandel (392).
On charred wood.
Pileo e carnoso suberoso, ungulato, glabro, albido, demum pallido, cute rivuloso-fatiscente, intus niveo, spongioso, tenae.i; hymenio convexo, rimoso ; poris angulatis, minimis, brevibus, albis. (vix P. betulinus.)
Substance snowy-white, not at all fragile as in P. officinalis, but firm and tough ; pileus 6 inches across, 4 inches high.
On the ground. Melbourne (Australia, 364), Lake Taupo (317).
On trunks. Bay of Islands (334).
On bark, &c. Melbourne (Australia, 380, 374), River Bealey (348), Bay of Islands (236).
On bark. Wellington (Travers, 368), Maungaroa (319).
On bark and wood. Maungaroa (219, 222), Melbourne (Australia, 373).
On trunks. River Otira, Canterbury Alps (313), Winton (350), Waitaki (345), Banks' Peninsula (330).
On branches. Winton (232).
On trunks: Coromandel (309, 310).
Pileo suberoso-coriaceo, duro, convexo, supra concentrice sulcato, subrugoso, atro-umbrino, margine obtuso, velutino, pallidiore ; corne zonato, ferrugineo; poris praelongis, stratosis, minimis, rotundatus, fusco-ferrugineis, demum caryophyllaceis.
No. 309 is evidently a resupinate form of No. 310. Three to six inches broad, when resupinate extending for nearly a foot. The hymenium is surrounded by a broad sterile, velvety margin, which is scarcely so distinct in the resupinate form. Allied to P. applanatus, Fr., but, quite distinct.
On the ground, Lake Taupo ; with empty peridia from other localities.
Sparsa denudata. Peritheciis subglobosis, ad basin applanatis, atris glabris, nitidis. Ascis cylindraceis. Sporidiis ellipticis, continuis, brunneis (0.016-0.018 x 0.008 mm.).
On rotten wood. Wellington (Mt. Travers).
Sparsa, cuticula nigrofacta tecta, glabra; cellulis, brunneis. Ascis clavatis. Sporidia biseriatis, ellipticis, medio constrictis, brunneis, septatis, muriformibus (0.03 x 0.15 mm).
There are no true perithecia. The cells surrounding the perithecial cavity are brown, globose, and readily separable.
On leaves of grass. Tauranga (399).
On the ground. Bank's Peninsula (403).
Durissimus, depresso-globosus, fuscus, capillamentis paucis obvolutus ; peridia crasso corneo, carne minutissime cellulosa (vix distincta) cinereo-fusca; sporis hyalinis, arete ellipticis, binucleatis (.007 x .003 mm.).
About one inch in diameter. When dry it is exceedingly hard, so that it can scarcely be cut; the surface then resembles buffalo horn.
In the ground. Maungaroa (163), Bank's Peninsula.
On upper surface of leaves of Ixerba brexioides. Tuaranga (326).
Epiphyllum, gregarium. Peritheciis atris, prominulis, nitidis. Sporis sub-globosis, hyalinis (.07 X .006 mm. vel exacte globosis).
On trunks. Otawa, Bay of Islands, Ohaeawai, Maungaroa, Banks' Peninsula, Little River, Wellington (Travers), Melbourne (Australia).
On the ground. Wellington (Mr. Travers), Banks' Peninsula (327).
In grassy places. Banks' Peninsula, Waitaki, Dunedin, Maungaroa, Wellington (Mr. Travers).
Sparsa, erumpens. Peritheciis globosis, atris, prominulis, laevibus. Ascis clavatis. Sporidiis biseriatis, sublanceolatis, obtusis, multiseptatis, muriformibus, olivaceo-fuscis (0.03 x 0.012 mm.).
Variety with larger sporidia (0.085 x 0.015 mm.). Tauranga (397).
On herb stems. Taupo (242).
Sparsa, tecta. Peritheciis subglobosis, elevatis, atris, demum epidermide perforatis. Ascis subcylindricis. Sporidiis ellipticis, uniseptatis, constrictis (0.015-0.018 x 0.007 mm.).
On Carduus lanceolatus (?) Maungaroa (316).
Sparsa, punctiformis, tecta. Peritheciis subglobosis, depressis. Ascis cylindraceis, stipitatis.Sporidiis ellipticis, continuis (0.01 x 0.005 mm ), brunneis.
On Phormium tenax. Waitaki (391 bis.).
Sparsa, erumpens. Peritheciis globosis, atris, epidermide fissuruto cinctis. Ascis amplis,clavatis. Sporidiis subclavatis, obtusis, septatis, muriformibus, fuligineis (0.03-0.032 x 0.016 mm.)
The sporidia are not constricted, and their general form differs from those of S. australis.
On Phormium tenax. Waitaki (391).
On dung. Winton (120).
On rotten wood. Wellington (Mt. Travers).
On twigs. Wellington (Travers, 376).
On trunks. Hokianga (337), Wellington (Travers, 369), Ohaeawai (340).
On bark of trees. Dunedin (315), Waitaki (342).
Pileo coriaceo, rigido, effuso-reflexo, cinereo, subzonato, hirsuto ; hymenio nudo, glabro, radiato-rimoso laceratore, cinereo, demum pruinoso.
Effused for three or four inches, with the margin torn and split, separable, slightly reflexed above and villons. Entirely cinereous.
On branches. Wellington (Travers, 373), Waitaki (279, 270, 257), Winton (351), Maungaroa, Melbourne, (Australia 365).
Sparsa, erumpens, nivea. Matrice stellata-fissurato (0.05-0.08 mm.) Ascis cylindraceis. Sporidiis filiformibus (0.25 mm.). Paraphysibus filiformibus, flexuosis.
A very neat and distinct species.
On twigs. Waitaki (289).
On bark. Maungaroa (221).
On branches. Winton (107).
On branches. Wellington (Mr. Travers).
On branches. Maungaroa, Winton (108).
On branches. Winton (109).
On trunks. Maungaroa (152).
On dead wood. Winton (229).
On twigs, &c. Waitaki (81).
On Carex ternaria. Lake Taupo, Tauranga (217).
Cited scientific names
- Aecidium senecionis Desm. 1836
- Agaricus melleus sensu Cooke 1879
- Agaricus melleus sensu Cooke 1879
- Agaricus semiorbicularis sensu Cooke 1879
- Ascobolus furfuraceus Pers. 1794
- Aseroe rubra Labill. 1800
- Bactridium magnum Cooke 1879
- Berggrenia aurantiaca Cooke 1879
- Berggrenia Cooke 1879
- Bovista lilacina Mont. & Berk. 1845
- Bulgaria sarcoides (Jacq.) Fr. 1822
- Calocera cornea (Batsch) Fr. 1827
- Calocera glossoides (Pers.) Fr. 1827
- Calocera glossoides var. spathulata Cooke 1879
- Cantharellus umbriceps Cooke 1879
- Carduus lanceolatus
- Ceratium fuscum Cooke 1879
- Ceratium hydnoides (Jacq.) Alb. & Schwein. 1805
- Ceratium roseum Cooke 1879
- Ceuthospora foliicola (Lib.) Cooke 1879
- Chlorosplenium omnivirens (Berk.) Cooke 1879
- Cladosporium sphaeroideum Cooke 1879
- Clavaria amethystina Bull. 1791
- Clavaria inaequalis O.F. Müll.
- Claviceps purpurea (Fr.) Tul. 1853
- Corticium laeve Pers. 1794
- Corticium laeve sensu Berk. 1855
- Corticium serum (Pers.) Fr. 1874
- Coryne rugipes Cooke 1879
- Corynelia uberata sensu auct. NZ
- Craterium vulgare Ditmar 1813 [1817]
- Crucibulum vulgare Tul. & C. Tul. 1844
- Crucibulum vulgare var. lanosum Cooke 1879
- Cyathus similis Cooke 1879
- Cyathus vernicosus (Bull.) DC. 1805
- Cyphella zealandica Cooke & W. Phillips 1879
- Cyttaria gunnii Berk. 1847
- Cyttaria gunnii sensu auct. NZ
- Dacrydium
- Dacrymyces deliquescens sensu auct.
- Dermatea fumosa Cooke & W. Phillips 1879
- Diatrype glomeraria Berk. 1855
- Dinemasporium graminum (Lib.) Lév. 1846
- Discella lignicola Cooke 1879
- Exidia tenax Cooke 1879
- Geastrum fimbriatum Fr. 1829
- Geoglossum glabrum var. minor Cooke 1879
- Geoglossum hirsutum var. leotioides Cooke 1879
- Guepinia fissa Berk. 1843 [1842]
- Guepinia pezizaeformis Berk. 1845
- Guepinia spathularia (Schwein.) Fr. 1828
- Gyromitra esculenta (Pers.) Fr. 1849
- Helotium berggrenii Cooke & W. Phillips 1879
- Helotium brevisporium Cooke & W. Phillips 1879
- Helotium citrinum (Hedw.) Fr. 1849
- Helotium citrinum var. pallidum Cooke 1879
- Helotium claroflavum (Grev.) Berk. 1860
- Helotium lacteum Cooke 1879
- Helotium phormium Cooke 1879
- Hirneola polytricha (Mont.) Fr. 1848
- Hydnum sinclairii Berk. 1867
- Hygrophorus cyaneus Berk. 1867
- Hygrophorus miniatus (Fr.) Fr. 1838
- Hymenochaete phaea (Berk.) Cooke 1879
- Hymenochaete rhabarbarina (Berk.) Cooke 1879
- Hymenochaete rubiginosa (Dicks.) Lév. 1846
- Hypocrea berggrenii Cooke 1879
- Hypocrea vinosa Cooke 1879
- Hypoxylon allantoideum Cooke 1879
- Hypoxylon exutans sensu (Cooke) Cooke 1879
- Hypoxylon semiimmersum Nitschke 1867
- Hysterium phormiigenum Cooke 1879
- Ileodictyon cibarium Tul. & C. Tul. 1844
- Ixerba brexioides A.Cunn.
- Juncus
- Kneiffia setigera (Fr.) Fr. 1838
- Lasiosphaeria ovina (Pers.) Ces. & De Not 1863
- Lycogala epidendrum (L.) Fr. 1829
- Lycoperdon gemmatum Batsch 1783
- Lycoperdon pyriforme Schaeff. 1774
- Melogramma gyrosum sensu Cooke 1879
- Microthyrium microscopicum Desm. 1841
- Morchella conica Pers. 1818
- Nectria coccinea (Pers.) Fr. 1849
- Nectria quisquiliaris Cooke 1879
- Nectria sanguinea (Bolt.) Fr. 1849
- Nectria zealandica Cooke 1879
- Nothofagus menziesii (Hook.f.) Oerst.
- Ombrophila violacea var. australis Cooke 1879
- Paurocotylis fulva var. zelandica Cooke 1879
- Peniophora crustosa Cooke 1879
- Peziza apala Berk. & Broome 1851
- Peziza aurantia f. minor Cooke 1879
- Peziza badioberbis Cooke 1879
- Peziza carbonigena Berk. 1859 [1860]
- Peziza cinerea Batsch 1786
- Peziza colensoi Berk. 1855
- Peziza crispa Cooke & W. Phillips 1879
- Peziza cyathoidea Bull. 1789
- Peziza dalmeniensis Cooke 1874
- Peziza filicea Cooke & W. Phillips 1879
- Peziza fusispora Berk. 1846
- Peziza haematoidea Cooke & W. Phillips 1879
- Peziza lanariceps Cooke & W. Phillips 1879
- Peziza lumbricalis Cooke 1879
- Peziza lusatiae Cooke 1876 [1879]
- Peziza nivea (R. Hedw.) Fr. 1822
- Peziza stercorea Pers. 1800 [1799]
- Peziza ventosa P. Karst. 1869
- Phoma nebulosa (Pers.) Berk. 1860
- Phoma viridispora Cooke 1879
- Phormium tenax J.R.Forst. & G.Forst.
- Pistillaria micans (Pers.) Fr. 1821
- Poa foliosa (Hook.f.) Hook.f.
- Podocarpus totara D.Don
- Polyporus applanatus sensu Cooke 1879
- Polyporus arcularius (Batsch) Fr. 1821
- Polyporus australis Fr. 1828
- Polyporus catervatus Berk. 1855
- Polyporus catervatus sensu G. Cunn. 1927
- Polyporus cinnabarinus sensu Berk. 1855
- Polyporus dichrous Fr. 1815
- Polyporus hemitephrus Berk. 1855
- Polyporus hirsutus (Wulfen) Fr. 1821
- Polyporus leucocreas Cooke 1879
- Polyporus oblectans Berk. 1845
- Polyporus pectinatus Klotzsch 1833
- Polyporus rhipidium var. curtipes Cooke 1879
- Polyporus tabacinus Mont. 1835
- Polyporus vaporarius (Pers.) Fr. 1818
- Polyporus vaporarius sensu Berk. 1855
- Polyporus versicolor (L.) Fr. 1821
- Polyporus vulgaris sensu Cooke 1879
- Polyporus zealandicus Cooke 1879
- Polysaccum pisocarpium Fr. 1829
- Psilosphaeria mammiformis sensu (Pers.) Cooke 1879
- Psilosphaeria mammoidea Cooke 1879
- Pyrenophora nuda Cooke 1879
- Rhizopogon induratus Cooke 1879
- Rhizopogon luteolus Fr. 1817
- Ripogonum scandens J.R.Forst. & G.Forst.
- Sacidium ixerbae Cooke 1879
- Schizophyllum commune Fr. 1815
- Scleroderma vulgare Hornem. 1829
- Scleroderma vulgare sensu Berk. 1855
- Secotium erythrocephalum Tul. & C. Tul. 1844
- Sordaria curvula var. coronata G. Winter 1873
- Sphaeria australis Cooke 1879
- Sphaeria carduicola Cooke 1879
- Sphaeria tenacis Cooke 1879
- Sphaeria zealandica Cooke 1879
- Sphaerobolus stellatus Tode 1790
- Stemonitis ferruginea Ehrenb. 1818
- Stereum acerinum sensu (Pers.) Fr. 1838
- Stereum lobatum (Kunze) Fr. 1838
- Stereum pannosum Cooke 1879
- Stereum vellereum Berk. 1855
- Stictis punctiformis Cooke 1879
- Stictis virginea Cooke & W. Phillips 1879
- Thelephora pedicellata sensu auct. NZ
- Tremella albida Huds. 1778
- Tremella foliacea Pers. 1800 [1799]
- Tremella lutescens Pers. 1800
- Tremella mesenterica Retz. 1769
- Tremellodon gelatinosus (Scop.) Fr. 1874
- Trichia fragilis (Sowerby) Rostaf. 1875
- Trichia varia (Pers. ex J.F. Gmel.) Pers. 1794
- Ustilago urceolorum (DC.) Tul. & C. Tul. 1847
- Xylaria apiculata Cooke 1879
- Xylaria corniformis (Fr.) Fr. 1849
- Xylaria zealandica Cooke 1879
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