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BioImages: The Virtual Field-Guide (UK)
Collybia fuscopurpurea (Pers.) P. Kumm., 1871 (a toadstool)
| Warning: |
Identification questionable |
| Date: |
29 October 2001 |
| Location: |
Berks, England |
| Voucher: |
29/10/2001[A] (Please quote this in any queries about this record) |
| State: |
Fruitbody |
| Record Summary: |
on bark chippings on flower beds |
| Identification Notes: |
Note: This fungus has only appeared in recent years and its precise identity has not yet been determined. Nevertheless it is now a widespread weed species on wood chip.
Cap: soon plane, dry, hygrophanous; Stipe: pilose to full length, almost shaggy at the apex. Gills: remote (with broad collar), crowded, narrow. Smell: leathery. Spore print: "C", non-amyloid; Gill edge: sterile, eroded, with abundant projecting cheilocystidia. Basidia: clamped at base Spores: 8-9/4-5µm. Cap cuticle: pale fulvous but turning pale hazel in KOH; clamped, septate pale brown hyphae with zebrate encrusting pigment; lines of granules along the hyphae are the remains of spores. Cheilocystidia: hyaline, irregular, coming away in KOH in groups still attached to branched hyphae. |
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