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6. PEZIZA DENTATA Toothed Peziza.
Difference.
P. scattered, sessile attached directly to the substrate without a stem, watery-pale, externally somewhat granular, dentate toothed at the margin.
Location.
Found by me in the month of October on a certain rotten trunk, covered with a greenish substance (a possible pseudocrust?).
Description.
No stipe.
The cup is very minute, at first subglobose, then hemispherical, of a somewhat tender substance, especially toward the margin where it is dentate: with erect teeth.
Illustration.
Table 1, Figure 6, exhibits it in natural size as it occurs on a trunk. At Figure 7, several individuals of different ages are shown magnified by a lens.
7. SPHAERIA ANSERINA Goose-skin Sphaeria.
Difference.
Sph. simple, with scattered sphaerulae small, rounded fungal fruiting bodies slightly prominent with the wood, and naked ostioles spore-releasing openings.
Location.
It inhabits dried wood.
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