Notes on Agaricales—II

Galerina uncialis, originally described as a species growing on mossy trunks, but found to be growing in abundance on terrestrial mosses, is redescribed and compared with other annulate species of Galerina of the open country. Pholiota pumila sensu F. H. Möller is redescribed as Galerina moelleri nov. spec., and Galera pumila f. oreina J. Favre reduced to the synonymy of Galerina moelleri. Pholiota pumila var. subferruginea Möller & Lange is regarded as a nomen dubium. Attention is drawn to the fact that Galerina unicolor (Vahl ex Sommerf.) Sing. in its original senseis a terrestrial species. The new combination Galerina praticola is proposed, and the microscopical description of the species supplemented. Several of the species which were taken into consideration appeared insufficiently known, hence I have brought together all available information.