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He usually, however, refers to potash as lixivium or salt therefrom, and by other distinctive terms.

They may be made with quick Lime, Soap, and Chimney-Soot; or else take an Ounce of Sal Ammoniack, two Ounces of burnt Roman Vitriol, three Ounces of quick Lime, and as many of calcin'd Tartar; mingle the whole Mass together in a Lixivium of Bean-Cod Ashes, and cause it to evaporate gently to a Consistence: Let this Paste be kept for use in a dry place, and in a well-stopt Vessel.

Differs from T. sordidum in having no trace of violet colour; T. lixivium differs in the free truncate gills. lixivium, Fr.

Lixivium means made into lye; hence, of the color of ashes and water.

T. lixivium differs in the free truncate gills.