Part 44

Coprinus atramentarius. "Inky Coprinus." Edible.

Cortinarius turmalis Fr. Edible.

Cortinarius caerulescens Fr. Edible.

Hygrophorus conicus Fr. Conical Mushroom. Has been recorded by a number of authors as poisonous. Some later writers speak of it as edible.

Hygrophorus puniceus Fr. "Purplish Hygrophorus." Edible.

Hygrophorus ceraceus Fr. "Waxen Hygrophorus." Edible.

Lactarius deliciosus Fr. "Delicious Lactarius." Edible.

Lactarius volemus Fr. "Orange-brown Lactarius." Edible.

Lactarius torminosus Fr. This mushroom is said to contain an acrid juice which acts seriously on the stomach and alimentary canal.

Lactarius rufus Fr. Intensely acrid.

Lactarius vellereus Fr. Extremely acrid.

Lactarius piperatus. "Fiery Milk Mushroom." Extremely acrid when raw. The Russians parboil it, throwing away the liquid, before preparing for pickling. A noted German chemist reports it "not very safe."

Russula alutacea Fr. Yellow-gilled Russula. Edible.

Russula virescens Fr. Edible.

Russula cyanoxantha Schaeff. "Variable Russula." Edible.

Russula emetica Fr. This mushroom is extremely acrid when raw; by some authors it is recorded as poisonous, by others as edible. Chemical analysis has shown that it contains a varying proportion of muscarin, as well as cholin, etc.

Cantharellus cibarius Fr. "The Chantarelle." Edible.

Marasmius oreades Bolt. "The Fairy Ring Mushroom." Edible.

Boletus edulis Bull. Edible.

Boletus scaber Fr. Edible.

Boletus granulatus Linn. Edible.

Boletus brevipes Pk. Edible.

Boletus luteus Linn. Edible.

Boletus pachypus Fr. Edible.

Boletus Americanus Pk. Edible.

Boletus subtomentosus Linn. Edible.

Boletus castaneus Bull. Edible.

Boletus Satanus Lenz. "White-topped Boletus." Recorded as poisonous.