BioImages: The Virtual Field-Guide (UK)

Henrici, A., 2003

Notes and Records (Jan 2003)

Mentions Mycoacia nothofagi and its association with mites, mycorrhizals with Helianthemum (including Tricholoma sulphureum var hemisulphureum) for which a preliminary list is given. An unusual Coprinus erythrocephalus with bright carmine veil and a very luxuriant Bolbitius vitellinus (which might be different), are both reported growing on woodchip mulch at Kew.

Publisher	Field Mycology
Volume	Volume 4 (1)
Page range	29-30
Pages	2
Illustrations	Colour photographs.

Malcolm Storey

Taxonomic Scope

Bolbitius titubans var. titubans (Bull.) Fr., 1838 (Yellow Fieldcap)	Identification	Current	A very luxuriant form which might be something else - colour photograph on back cover.
Coprinopsis erythrocephala (an inkcap)	Identification	Current	Unusual form with bright carmine veil - colour photograph.
Tricholoma sulphureum var. hemisulphureum Kühner, 1988 (a sulphur knight)	Identification	Current	Colour photograph.
Mycoacia nothofagi (G. Cunn.) Ryvarden, 1981 (Fragrant Toothcrust)	Background Reading	Current	Remarks on its association with mites.
Helianthemum nummularium ssp. nummularium (L.) Miller (Common Rock-rose)	Background Reading	Current	Mycorrhizal associates.

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