Section A

1.	Fungi covered with a hard rind,	Scleroderma.
2.	In which the spores when ripe turn to dust,	4.
	Where spores are at first closed in a cup-like sac that resembles a bird’s-nest,	3.
3.	Fungi with the outside covering bowl-shaped of one cottony layer,	Crucibulum, the Crucible.
	Outside covering tubular, trumpet-shaped, of 3 layers,	Cyathus, the cup.
	Outside covering opening with a torn mouth,	Nidularia, bird’s-nest.
4.	Outer covering splitting into star-like points,	Geaster, earth star.
	Outer covering opening by a single mouth at the top,	Lycoperdon, puff-ball.
	Spores at first borne in an egg-like sac, when ripe elevated on a cap at the top of the stem, no veil, has an odious smell,	Phallus, stink-horn fungus.