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BioImages: The Virtual Field-Guide (UK)
Entoloma dysthales (Peck) Sacc., 1891 (a toadstool)
| Date: |
28 September 2000 |
| OS grid ref: |
SU56 |
| Lat/Lon: |
51° 20' N, 1° 20' W |
| Location: |
Vice County: Berks, VC22, England |
| Voucher: |
28/09/2000[E] (Please quote this in any queries about this record) |
| Stage or state: |
Fruitbody |
| Record Summary: |
amongst mossy roots of leaning Oak |
| Associated organism: |
under Quercus robur |
| Identification Notes: |
Smell: not noticed at the time, but a recollection at same spot on 17/10/00 smelled fleetingly of rotten cabbage. Spore print: "clay pink" Basidia: 4-spored. Basidiospores: 12-17/8-10µm Gill edge: fertile, with occasional ellipsoid-lageniform cheilocystidia 38-50/18µm, some more cylindric Hymenium with brown cylindric aborted/effete basidia; prep in water very messy with granular material. Cap cuticle: 15-25µm wide chains of elliptical cells, with encrusting pigment, no clamps. Stipe basal tomentum: encrusted hyphae, up to 6 septate, some capitate elements; similar hairs at apex. |
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