, etc.

CRIBRARIALES, 199

EXOSPOREAE, 18

LYCOGALALES, 232

PHYSARALES, 22

PHYTOMYXINAE, 17

STEMONITALES, 148

TRICHIALES, 236

GENERA

ALWISIA, 208
_Alwis_; personal.

AMAUROCHAETE, 148
[Greek: amauros], dusky, and [Greek: chaite], hair. Gr.

ARCYRIA, 247
[Greek: arkyon] a net. Gr.

BADHAMIA, 313
_C. D. Badham_; personal.

BREFELDIA, 154
_O. Brefeld_; personal.

CALONNEMA, 266
[Greek: kalos], beautiful, and [Greek: nema], a thread. Gr.

CERATIOMYXA, 18
[Greek: keration], a small horn, and [Greek: myxa], mucus. Gr.

CIENKOWSKIA, 110
_Leon Cienkowski_; personal

CLASTODERMA, 191
[Greek: klastos], broken, and [Greek: derma], dermis, skin or
covering. Gr.

COLLODERMA, 147
[Greek: kolla], glue, and [Greek: derma], dermis, covering.

COMATRICHA, 171
[Greek: kome], and [Greek: thrix], both words meaning hair. Gr.

CRATERIUM, 103
[Greek: krater], a vessel. Gr.

CRIBRARIA, 216
_cribrum_, a sieve. Lat.

DIACHAEA, 185
[Greek: diacheiu], to pour out; the application not patent. Gr.

DIANEMA, 238
[Greek: dia], through or across, and [Greek: nema], thread. Gr.

DICTYDIUM, 230
[Greek: diktyon], a net. Gr.

DICTYDIAETHALIUM, 215
Dictydium and aethalium; the latter from [Greek: aithalos], sooty.
Gr.

DIDERMA, 129
[Greek: dis], twice or twofold, and [Greek: derma], as above. Gr.

DIDYMIUM, 115
[Greek: didymos], double. Gr.

ECHINOSTELIUM, 198
[Greek: echinos], a sea-urchin, and [Greek: stelion], (?), a handle
or stem. Gr.

ENERTHENEMA, 189
[Greek: enerthe], below, and [Greek: nema], a thread.

ENTERIDIUM, 211
[Greek: enteron] the intestine. Gr.

FULIGO, 23
fuligo, soot. Lat.

_=Hemiarcyria=_, 259
[Greek: hemi], half, and Arcyria.

HEMITRICHIA, 259
[Greek: hemi], half, and Trichia.

HETEROTRICHIA, 256
[Greek: heteros], other, and Trichia.

LACHNOBOLUS, 245
[Greek: lachnos], woolly, and [Greek: bolos], a lump. Gr.

LAMPRODERMA, 191
[Greek: lampros], shining, and [Greek: derma], as above. Gr.

LEOCARPUS, 111
[Greek: leios], smooth, and [Greek: karpos], fruit. Gr.

LEPIDODERMA, 144
[Greek: lepis], a scale, and [Greek: derma], a covering. Gr.

LICEA, 199
said to be Latin; _licium_, a thrum, a girdle.

LINDBLADIA, 203
_A. Lindblad_; personal