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Fries, E.M. (1851), Novae symbolae mycologicae, in peregrinis terris a botanicis danicis collectae. Nova Acta Regiae Societatis Scientiarum Upsaliensis 1 : 17-136 (Paper) Fries, E.M. Author
Names in this reference:
  1. Agaricus eugrammus Mont.
  2. Boletus fibula Sowerby
  3. Boletus hirsutus Wulfen
  4. Boletus membranaceus Sw.
  5. Boletus sanguineus L.
  6. Boletus versicolor L.
  7. Boletus zonatus Nees
  8. Clavaria rufescens Fr.
  9. Daedalea ambigua Berk.
  10. Favolus discolor Fr.
  11. Hexagonia discolor (Fr.) Fr.
  12. Irpex tabacinus Berk. & M.A.Curtis
  13. Lenzites bicolor Fr.
  14. Panus eugrammus (Mont.) Fr.
  15. Peziza majalis Fr.
  16. Polyporus annularis Fr.
  17. Polyporus annulatus Jungh.
  18. Polyporus berkeleyi Fr.
  19. Polyporus brunneolus Berk.
  20. Polyporus bulbipes Fr.
  21. Polyporus caperatus Berk.
  22. Polyporus carneofulvus Berk. ex Fr.
  23. Polyporus cervinogilvus Jungh.
  24. Polyporus chilensis Fr.
  25. Polyporus coccineus Fr.
  26. Polyporus colossus Fr.
  27. Polyporus cupreus Fr.
  28. Polyporus elongatus Berk.
  29. Polyporus feei Fr.
  30. Polyporus flabellum Mont.
  31. Polyporus flavus Jungh.
  32. Polyporus floccosus Jungh.
  33. Polyporus funalis Fr.
  34. Polyporus gaudichaudii Lév.
  35. Polyporus hispidans Berk. ex Fr.
  36. Polyporus laceratus Berk.
  37. Polyporus leoninus Klotzsch
  38. Polyporus liebmannii Fr.
  39. Polyporus nilgheriensis Mont.
  40. Polyporus occidentalis Klotzsch
  41. Polyporus paleaceus Fr.
  42. Polyporus pargamenus Fr.
  43. Polyporus parvulus Klotzsch
  44. Polyporus pelliculosus Berk.
  45. Polyporus pterygodes Fr.
  46. Polyporus setiporus Berk.
  47. Polyporus tabacinus Mont.
  48. Polyporus tardus Berk.
  49. Polyporus vellereus Berk.
  50. Polyporus venustus Berk.
  51. Polystictus Fr.
  52. Polystictus affinis (Blume & T.Nees) Fr.
  53. Polystictus azureus Fr.
  54. Polystictus biformis (Fr. ex Klotzsch) Fr.
  55. Polystictus brunneoalbus Berk. ex Fr.
  56. Polystictus brunneolus (Berk.) Fr.
  57. Polystictus bulbipes (Fr.) Fr.
  58. Polystictus caperatus (Berk.) Fr.
  59. Polystictus cervinogilvus (Jungh.) Fr.
  60. Polystictus cyclodes Fr.
  61. Polystictus elongatus (Berk.) Fr.
  62. Polystictus feei (Fr.) Fr.
  63. Polystictus fibula (Sowerby) Fr.
  64. Polystictus flabellum (Mont.) Fr.
  65. Polystictus flavus (Jungh.) Fr.
  66. Polystictus floccosus (Jungh.) Fr.
  67. Polystictus funalis (Fr.) Fr.
  68. Polystictus gaudichaudii (Lév.) Fr.
  69. Polystictus hirsutus (Wulfen) Fr.
  70. Polystictus laceratus (Berk.) Fr.
  71. Polystictus lanatus (Fr.) Fr.
  72. Polystictus latus Fr.
  73. Polystictus leoninus (Klotzsch) Fr.
  74. Polystictus luteus (Blume & T.Nees) Fr.
  75. Polystictus membranaceus (Sw.) Fr.
  76. Polystictus nilgheriensis (Mont.) Fr.
  77. Polystictus occidentalis (Klotzsch) Fr.
  78. Polystictus pargamenus (Fr.) Fr.
  79. Polystictus parvulus (Klotzsch) Fr.
  80. Polystictus pelliculosus (Berk.) Fr.
  81. Polystictus pterygodes (Fr.) Fr.
  82. Polystictus sanguineus (L.) Fr.
  83. Polystictus scorteus Fr.
  84. Polystictus setiporus (Berk.) Fr.
  85. Polystictus sordidus Berk. ex Fr.
  86. Polystictus tabacinus (Mont.) Fr.
  87. Polystictus tardus (Berk.) Fr.
  88. Polystictus vellereus (Berk.) Fr.
  89. Polystictus venustus (Berk.) Fr.
  90. Polystictus versicolor (L.) Fr.
  91. Polystictus xanthopus (Fr.) Fr.
  92. Polystictus zonatus (Nees) Fr.
  93. Sphaeria escharoidea Berk.
  94. Sphaeria feejeensis Berk.
  95. Sphaeria multiplex Kunze ex Fr.
  96. Stereum strumosum Fr.
  97. Trametes ambigua (Berk.) Fr.
  98. Trametes lanata Fr.
  99. Trametes paleacea (Fr.) Fr.
  100. Xylaria escharoidea (Berk.) Fr.
  101. Xylaria feejeensis (Berk.) Fr.
  102. Xylaria multiplex (Kunze ex Fr.) Fr.

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