During the summer of 1929 a number of collections were made of parasitic fungi which for one reason or another should be made a matter of record. The following notes concern 17 species of which 4 appear to be new to the state. Of the hosts, 20 in number, ten are new. The fungi are listed in systematic sequence. The numbers in parenthesis following the names refer to the number of the species in Gilman and Archer. The host and locality are then given, with such notes as the specimens warrant