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Orange Mat Inkcap/Rossige viltinktzwam
Coprinellus radians
51.8856, 4.59177
Field Notes
Description:
Description:
Pileus: 24-24 mm; broadly ovoid to campanulate; surface smooth, sulcate, centre smooth; densely cpvered in white tufted, spikey velum, brownish in centre; pale ochraceus, dark reddish brown centre.
Lamellae: Numerous, crowded, narrow, barely touching spite; smooth margin; pale brownto reddish brown, eventually black; deliquescent.
Stipe: 60 × 3-6 mm; central, cilindrical, slightly tapering toward top, somewhat bulbous base; finely longitudinally striate, “sock” around the base, covered with fine hairs; white, slightly browner at base.
Context: Firm, thin in pileus; brown in cortex interior and exterior of base and brown in interior of cortex of apex; hollow in entire stipe; longitudinally very finely fibrillose.
Smell/Taste: Indistinct smell no taste recorded.
Microscopy:
- Spores: Cilindrical-ellipsoid to ellipsoid, sometimes with broader part on apex-side, rounded base, central germpore (+/- 2 micron); reddish brown, hyaline.
- Measurements: (1000x, oil-immersion, H2O, 1 sd = 1,02 micron, n=10)
av: 9,801 × 6,12 micron.
stats: (8,16) 9,80 (11,22) x (5,10) 6,12 (6,63) micron.
- Velum: Large globose inflated cells with thin attachment hyphae.
Habitat:
Ecology: Scattered solitary on disturbed clay, probably on burried wood, in broadleaf forest.
Notes:
Nearly impossible to distinguish macroscopically from Coprinellus domesticus, at least to me.
Herbarium specimens available, Herb.no: MHCB-16102806.
References:
- Knudsen & Vesterholt. (2008). Funga Nordica.
- http://www.vielepilze.de/coprinus/copkey/ecopkey.pdf
- Breitenbach & Kränzlin. (1995). Pilze der Schweiz Band 4.
- http://www.grzyby.pl/coprinus-site-Kees-Uljee/species/Coprinus.htm#F
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