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The Editor Needs Little SpaceAuthor(s): W. A. KellermanSource: Mycological Bulletin, Vol. 5, No. 77 (May, 1907), p. 319Published by: Mycological Society of AmericaStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/20521145 .
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Mycological Bulletin
No. 77
W. A. Kellerman, Ph. D., Ohio State University
Colum1w1btus, Ohio, May. i97.
THE EDITOR NEEDS LITTLE SPACE.
We print the concludling portion of M-r. Kauffman's admiiirable Key to the species of Cortinarius in this number. It can not
fail to be very useful to those who have the courage to attack this difficult genus. Our species are so numerous that every one can take a turn at the Ke.y-but we will not be surprised if some of the amateurs or even students later report to us that some
things are easier to master than this Key or the species of Cor tinarius.
We are able to furnish an additional (liversion also in the presentation of matter that amateurs may not have thought of as in the nature of "Mushrooms"-referring to the article on Moulds
bv Superintendent Sumstine. But these are Fungi, and the word AMylcology includes this interesting group. We will be gla(l for additional articles and notes by patrons of the BULLETIN.
KEY TO THE SPECIES OF CORTINARTUS.
(Continuied from p. 315.) f. Stem marginate-bulbous; gills very narrow and crowded; whole
plant violaceous, large ................. C. Michigan2ensis sp. nov.
ff. Stem stubequal or clavate; gills subdistant, adnate; whole plant violaceous-purple, mediuim size ................. C. iodes B. & C.
ee. Pileus not glutinous f. Flesh and gills tur.ning purple when bruised...C purpurasceits Fr. ff. Flesh not turning puirple
g. Stem marginate-bulboils; pileuts yellowish or brownish, tinged violaceous; mediuim size. C. coerulescenis Fr.
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