Record Details 00/00/0000 Calvatia gigantea; [as Lycoperdon giganteum]; Unnamed Site; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: CP List 1872"; Lit. cited: 237;233
00/00/0000 Hebeloma mesophaeum; Unnamed Site; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: CP List 1884"; Lit. cited: 238;236
00/00/0000 Hebeloma sordescens; [as Hebeloma testaceum]; Unnamed Site; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: CP List 1884"; Lit. cited: 238;236; Additional NotesSpecies recorded in Plowright's 1884 list as Hebeloma subtestaceus Batsch
00/00/0000 Hebeloma versipelle; Unnamed Site; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: CP List 1884"; Lit. cited: 238;236
00/00/1871 Volvopluteus gloiocephalus; [as Volvaria gloiocephala]; North Wootton; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part II"; Lit. cited: 234
00/05/1871 Melanoleuca melaleuca; [as Tricholoma melaleucum]; North Wootton; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part IV"; Lit. cited: 236
00/00/1872 Cortinarius anomalus; Unnamed Site; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Notes as common. Source: NCLF Part III"; Lit. cited: 235
00/00/1872 Cortinarius camphoratus; Folly Wood; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part III"; Lit. cited: 235
00/00/1872 Cortinarius cinnamomeus; Unnamed Site; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part III"; Lit. cited: 238;235
00/00/1872 Cortinarius pholideus; North Wootton; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part III"; Lit. cited: 235
00/00/1872 Dermoloma cuneifolium; [as Tricholoma cuneifolium]; Ashwicken; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part IV"; Lit. cited: 236
00/00/1872 Hypholoma fasciculare; South Wootton, Reffley Wood; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: CP List 1872"; Lit. cited: 237;236
00/00/1872 Inocybe geophylla; Ringstead; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part III"; Lit. cited: 235; Additional NotesCooke notes 'This is our commonest species of Inocybe, widely distributed and found almost as frequently in the form of var. lilacina as in the type form.'
00/00/1872 Inocybe obscura; Ringstead Downs; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part III"; Lit. cited: 235
00/00/1872 Lacrymaria lacrymabunda; [as Hypholoma velutinum]; South Wootton; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part IV"; Lit. cited: 236
00/00/1872 Lycoperdon excipuliforme; [as Lycoperdon saccatum]; North Wootton Heath; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part I"; Lit. cited: 233
00/00/1872 Melanogaster ambiguus; Castle Rising; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Under a fir tree in the Black Hills Plantation, Castle Rising. Source: CP List 1872"; Lit. cited: 237;233
00/00/1872 Scleroderma bovista; Castle Rising; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: CP List 1872"; Lit. cited: 237;233
00/00/1872 Sphaerobolus stellatus; North Wootton; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: CP List 1872"; Lit. cited: 237;233
00/00/1872 Tricholoma murinaceum; North Wootton; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part IV"; Lit. cited: 236
00/00/1872 Tricholoma sulphureum; Folly Wood; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part IV"; Lit. cited: 236; Additional NotesCooke notes 'In some woods and in certain seasons very common' and additionally 'found September to November' and lists 10 localities
00/00/1872 Tricholoma vaccinum; Ringstead Downs; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part IV"; Lit. cited: 236
00/09/1872 Pluteus nanus; South Wootton; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part II"; Lit. cited: 234
00/10/1872 Stropharia inuncta; Ringstead Downs; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Abundant. Source: NCLF Part III"; Lit. cited: 235
23/06/1875 Agaricus vaginatus; Scoulton Mere; TF9801; foray; Charles B. Plowright; "In company with Agaricus rubescens. Two young specimens growing at the edge of the Mere."; Lit. cited: 408
23/06/1875 Amanita rubescens; [as Agaricus rubescens]; Scoulton Mere; TF9801; foray; Charles B. Plowright; "In company with Agaricus vaginatus"; Lit. cited: 408
23/06/1875 Agaricus alcalinus; Scoulton Mere; TF9801; Abies; foray; Charles B. Plowright; "Under fir trees"; Lit. cited: 408
23/06/1875 Pluteus cervinus; [as Agaricus cervinus]; Scoulton Mere; TF9801; foray; Charles B. Plowright; "Nearly opposite the Gullery; several fine specimens the largest 3 or 4 in diameter. When gathered the gills were quite white, and only became rosy the following morning."; Lit. cited: 408
23/06/1875 Agaricus scaber; Scoulton Mere; TF9801; Fagus; foray; Charles B. Plowright; "Several specimens under beech trees"; Lit. cited: 408
23/06/1875 Hypholoma fasciculare; [as Agaricus fascicularis]; Scoulton Mere; TF9801; foray; Charles B. Plowright; Lit. cited: 408;236; Additional NotesCooke notes 'We agree [with Plowright's note in 1872 list] that it is exceedingly common, but would say there are a few other species almost equally so in the eastern half of the county. Found in most months, March to December. Localities include: Stratton Strawless, Drayton Drewray, Holt, Woodbastwick and Thorpe (3-5/6/1922 BMS), Bawsey and North Wood (7/6/1930 BMS), Mousehold, Wheatfen Broad, Yarmouth North Denes, Newton St. Failt's Common, Framingham, Eaton, Dunston, Sheringham, Crome's Broad at Ludham, Felbrigg Great Wood, Bawburgh Hangings, Honingham Brecks and Drayton Woods'.
23/06/1875 Lactarius rufus; Scoulton Mere; TF9801; foray; Charles B. Plowright; Lit. cited: 408
23/06/1875 Lactarius serifluus; Scoulton Mere; TF9801; foray; Charles B. Plowright; Lit. cited: 408
23/06/1875 Russula virescens; Scoulton Mere; TF9801; foray; Charles B. Plowright; "Plwright records that 'At least this is the only species to which I can refer the specimens found; they were far advanced, and had lost all traces of any virescent hue'."; Lit. cited: 408
23/06/1875 Russula rubra; Scoulton Mere; TF9801; foray; Charles B. Plowright; Lit. cited: 408
23/06/1875 Collybiopsis peronata; [as Marasmius peronatus]; Scoulton Mere; TF9801; foray; Charles B. Plowright; "Growing side by side with Marasmius oreades"; Lit. cited: 408
23/06/1875 Marasmius oreades; Scoulton Mere; TF9801; foray; Charles B. Plowright; "Abundant. Growing side by side with Marasmius peronatus"; Lit. cited: 408
23/06/1875 Boletus aestivalis; Scoulton Mere; TF9801; foray; Charles B. Plowright; "A young specimen; also found near Lynn this year, not previously recorded in Norfolk."; Lit. cited: 408
23/06/1875 Polyporus squamosus; [as Polyporus squamosus]; Scoulton Mere; TF9801; stump; foray; Charles B. Plowright; "On a stump"; Lit. cited: 408
23/06/1875 Trametes versicolor; [as Polyporus versicolor]; Scoulton Mere; TF9801; Acer pseudoplatanus; stump; foray; Charles B. Plowright; "On a sycamore stump"; Lit. cited: 408
23/06/1875 Dichostereum granulosum; [as Grandinia granulosa]; Scoulton Mere; TF9801; Abies; branches, fallen; foray; Charles B. Plowright; "Abundantly on fallen fir branches."; Lit. cited: 408
23/06/1875 Phallus impudicus; Scoulton Mere; TF9801; foray; Charles B. Plowright; "Abundant in several places, found first by its odour. While passing the Earlham woods, on the road home, a young lady was heard to exclaim, con spirito, ‘Oh that horrid fungus!’. The plant in question could not have been less than twenty or thirty yards from the vehicle, and nothing had been said to"; Lit. cited: 408
23/06/1875 Lycogala epidendrum; Scoulton Mere; TF9801; Fraxinus; stump; foray; Charles B. Plowright; "On an ash stump"; Lit. cited: 408
23/06/1875 Fuligo septica; [as Aethalium septicum]; Scoulton Mere; TF9801; foray; Charles B. Plowright; Lit. cited: 408
23/06/1875 Puccinia pulverulenta; Scoulton Mere; TF9801; Epilobium hirsutum; foray; Charles B. Plowright; "On Epilobium hirsutum"; Lit. cited: 408
23/06/1875 Ustilago hordei; [as Ustilago carbo]; Scoulton Mere; TF9801; foray; Charles B. Plowright; "On wheat and barley; apparently most abundant on the former"; Lit. cited: 408; Additional NotesPlowright records that he 'was struck, both on the journey from Norwich to Scoulton, and also from Swaffham to Norwich by rail, with the large number of ears of corn affected with Ustilago carbo. In marshland, (i.e. Terrington St. Clement’s) I had previously noticed the same condition of things, but in the vicinity of Lynn, especially upon the light lands, few, if any, diseased ears were observable. Mr. James Bedingfield had also observed the number of ‘smuts’ in the vicinity of Norwich. Viewing the matter in a practical light, one is naturally led to ask what is the cause, and here we find an instance of the fact that moisture alone is not the essential for the production of fungal life; hitherto the season has been decidedly ‘dry’, indeed agriculturists - a somewhat unusual circumstance with them - have been almost grumbling with the season on account of the lack of rain, and yet we find the Ustilago more than commonly plentiful.'
23/06/1875 Ustilago striiformis; [as Ustilago salveii]; Scoulton Mere; TF9801; Holcus lanatus; foray; Charles B. Plowright; "On Holcus lanatus"; Lit. cited: 408
23/06/1875 Puccinia phragmitis; [as Aecidium rubellum]; Scoulton Mere; TF9801; Rumex hydrolapathum; foray; Charles B. Plowright; "On water dock"; Lit. cited: 408
23/06/1875 Ceratiomyxa fruticulosa; [as Ceratium hydnoides]; Scoulton Mere; TF9801; foray; Charles B. Plowright; "Abundantly"; Lit. cited: 408
23/06/1875 Thysanorea rousseliana; [as Helminthosporium rousselianum]; Scoulton Mere; TF9801; Fagus; sticks; foray; Charles B. Plowright; "On beech sticks"; Lit. cited: 408
23/06/1875 Tarzetta cupularis; [as Peziza cupularis]; Scoulton Mere; TF9801; foray; Charles B. Plowright; "A single specimen"; Lit. cited: 408
23/06/1875 Lachnum virgineum; [as Peziza virginea]; Scoulton Mere; TF9801; foray; Charles B. Plowright; "Everywhere"; Lit. cited: 408
23/06/1875 Lachnellula laricis; [as Peziza calycina]; Scoulton Mere; TF9801; Larus; foray; Charles B. Plowright; "On larch"; Lit. cited: 408
23/06/1875 Mollisia cinerea; [as Peziza cinerea]; Scoulton Mere; TF9801; dead wood; foray; Charles B. Plowright; Lit. cited: 408
23/06/1875 Lophodermium arundinaceum; [as Hysterium arundinaceum]; Scoulton Mere; TF9801; foray; Charles B. Plowright; Lit. cited: 408
23/06/1875 Xylaria polymorpha; Scoulton Mere; TF9801; foray; Charles B. Plowright; "Conidial state"; Lit. cited: 408
23/06/1875 Xylaria hypoxylon; Scoulton Mere; TF9801; foray; Charles B. Plowright; Lit. cited: 408
23/06/1875 Xylaria carpophila; Scoulton Mere; TF9801; foray; Charles B. Plowright; "Abundant and very fine"; Lit. cited: 408
23/06/1875 Venturia rumicis; [as Sphaerella rumicis]; Scoulton Mere; TF9801; Rumex; leaf, living; foray; Charles B. Plowright; "On living dock leaves"; Lit. cited: 408
00/07/1878 Helvella fibrosa; [as Helvella villosa]; King's Lynn; TF62; Charles B. Plowright; Henry Dissing; K-M000049955
14/10/1880 Geastrum coronatum; [as Geaster limbatus]; Hillington; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part I"; Lit. cited: 233
00/10/1883 Stropharia pseudocyanea; [as Stropharia albocyanea]; Castle Rising; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part III"; Lit. cited: 235
23/10/1886 Cortinarius infractus; Ringstead Downs; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part III"; Lit. cited: 235
30/11/1886 Psathyrella piluliformis; [as Hypholoma hydrophilum]; Denver; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part IV"; Lit. cited: 236; Additional NotesCooke notes 'Found September to December. Localities include: Bawburgh, Drayton, Stratton Strawless, Plumstead Woods, Northrepps, West Runton, Westwick, Beeston St. Andrew, Wheatfen Broad, Sheringham Woods, Framingham, Honingham Brecks and Woods, Newton St. Faith's Common, Earlham, Dunston Common, Lion Wood at Thorpe, Saxlingham Green and Felbrigg Great Wood.'
00/10/1889 Cortinarius obtusus; Ashwicken; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part III"; Lit. cited: 235
02/07/1892 Cronartium ribicola; King's Lynn; TF62; Ribes nigrum; leaf; Charles B. Plowright; "ex herb. C. Crossland"; K-M000120427
29/08/1896 Agaricus dulcidulus; [as Psalliota dulcidula]; Massingham Heath; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part II"; Lit. cited: 234
13/09/1896 Pluteus umbrosus; Heacham; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part II"; Lit. cited: 234
23/09/1896 Cystolepiota bucknallii; [as Lepiota bucknallii]; Docking, Hare Wood; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part II"; Lit. cited: 234
23/09/1896 Lepiota hispida; Docking, Hare Wood; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part II"; Lit. cited: 234
22/10/1896 Tricholoma sulphureum; [as Tricholoma bufonium]; East Winch; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part IV"; Lit. cited: 236
23/10/1896 Stropharia pseudocyanea; [as Stropharia worthingtonii]; North Wootton; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; " 'a form of albo-cyanea'. Source: NCLF Part III"; Lit. cited: 235
25/10/1896 Lepiota erminea; Castle Rising; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part II"; Lit. cited: 234
25/10/1896 Volvariella media; [as Volvaria media]; South Wootton; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part II"; Lit. cited: 234
21/03/1897 Tulostoma brumale; Heacham; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "On a garden wall. Source: NCLF Part I"; Lit. cited: 233
29/08/1897 Hymenogaster vulgaris; Heacham; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part III"; Lit. cited: 235
06/09/1897 Volvariella taylorii; [as Volvaria taylori]; King's Lynn; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Along the sea bank at Lynn. Source: NCLF Part II"; Lit. cited: 234
10/09/1897 Cortinarius cinnabarinus; Sandringham Estate; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part III"; Lit. cited: 235
10/09/1897 Cortinarius erythrinus; Sandringham Estate; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part III"; Lit. cited: 235
20/09/1897 Cortinarius bulbosus; Leziate Heath; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part III"; Lit. cited: 235
28/09/1897 Entoloma prunuloides; [as Entoloma repandum]; Ashwicken; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part IV"; Lit. cited: 236
28/09/1897 Thaxterogaster turmalis; [as Cortinarius turmalis]; Ashwicken; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part III"; Lit. cited: 235
10/07/1898 Inocybe incarnata; Bawsey; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part III"; Lit. cited: 235
26/07/1898 Tulostoma brumale; King's Lynn; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Between granite setts, King Street, King's Lynn. Source: NCLF Part I"; Lit. cited: 233
00/11/1898 Lyophyllum immundum; [as Tricholoma immundum]; Bawsey; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part IV"; Lit. cited: 236; Additional NotesCookes notes synonymy with Collybia fumosa (Pers) Quel but Species Fungorum records C. fumosa as a synonym of Lyophyllum decastes
00/11/1898 Lyophyllum immundum; [as Tricholoma immundum]; Castle Rising; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part IV"; Lit. cited: 236
00/10/1899 Lepista glaucocana; [as Tricholoma glaucocanum]; Sandringham Estate; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part IV"; Lit. cited: 236
00/10/1899 Melanoleuca oreina; [as Tricholoma oreinum]; Sandringham Estate; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part IV"; Lit. cited: 236
15/10/1899 Cortinarius cumatilis; Sandringham Estate; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part III"; Lit. cited: 235
29/10/1899 Nidularia deformis; [as Nidularia confluens]; West Briggs; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part I"; Lit. cited: 233
00/00/1900 Tricholoma ramentaceum; [as Armillaria ramentacea]; Pentney; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part II"; Lit. cited: 234
29/08/1900 Pluteus umbrosus; Little Massingham; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part II"; Lit. cited: 234
00/09/1900 Leucoagaricus georginae; [as Lepiota georginae]; Grimston; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part II"; Lit. cited: 234
05/09/1900 Inocybe praetervisa; [as Astrosporina praetervisa]; West Briggs, Wormegay; TF6511; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part III"; Lit. cited: 235
08/09/1900 Inocybe cincinnata; Wolferton; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part III"; Lit. cited: 235
08/09/1900 Inocybe praetervisa; [as Astrosporina praetervisa]; Wolferton; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part III"; Lit. cited: 235
08/09/1900 Lycoperdon perlatum; Wolferton; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part I"; Lit. cited: 233
22/12/1900 Nidularia deformis; [as Nidularia confluens]; West Briggs; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part I"; Lit. cited: 233
17/08/1901 Stropharia coronilla; North Wootton; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part III"; Lit. cited: 235
21/08/1902 Lepiota erminea; [as Lepiota alba]; North Wootton Heath; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part II"; Lit. cited: 234
29/08/1902 Tricholoma triste; Ringstead Downs; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part IV"; Lit. cited: 236
22/10/1902 Lepista panaeolus; [as Tricholoma panaeolum]; Roydon Common; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part IV"; Lit. cited: 236
25/10/1902 Lepiota erminea; [as Lepiota alba]; Sandringham Estate; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part II"; Lit. cited: 234
26/10/1902 Lepiota erminea; [as Lepiota alba]; Castle Rising; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part II"; Lit. cited: 234
26/10/1903 Volvariella surrecta; [as Volvaria loveiana]; Tottenhill; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part II"; Lit. cited: 234
24/09/1904 Entoloma plebejum; [as Entoloma erophilum]; Ashwicken; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part IV"; Lit. cited: 236
24/09/1904 Macrolepiota mastoidea; [as Lepiota mastoidea]; Leziate; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part II"; Lit. cited: 234
19/07/1909 Psathyrella scobinacea; [as Stropharia scobinacea]; Castle Rising; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part III"; Lit. cited: 235
00/10/1911 Dermoloma cuneifolium; [as Tricholoma cuneifolium]; Norwich, Heigham Park; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Growing in a garden border Octobers 1911, 1912 and 1913. Source: NCLF Part IV"; Lit. cited: 236
08/11/1933 Lyophyllum decastes; [as Tricholoma amplum]; Norwich city; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; " Source: NCLF Part IV. On a rubbish dump, Carrow Works"; Lit. cited: 236; Additional NotesSpecies Fungorum records Tricholoma amplum sensu Rea (1922) = Lyophyllum decastes but that Tricholoma amplum (Pers.) Rea (1922) as a current name
25/11/1936 Dermoloma cuneifolium; [as Tricholoma cuneifolium]; Drayton; No Grid Ref; Charles B. Plowright; "Source: NCLF Part IV"; Lit. cited: 236
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