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TABULAR ARRANGEMENT OF FAMILIES AND ORDERS.
DIVISION I. SPORIFERA. _Spores naked._
I. Hymenium free, mostly naked, or soon exposed HYMENOMYCETES.
Hymenium normally inferior--
Fruit-bearing surface lamellose _Agaricini._
Fruit-bearing surface porous or tubular _Polyporei._
Fruit-bearing surface clothed with prickles _Hydnei._
Fruit-bearing surface even or rugose _Auricularini._
Hymenium superior or encircling--
Clavate, or branched, rarely lobed _Clavariei._
Lobed, convolute, or disc-like, gelatinous
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