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Macroscopic Features - Pileus + Stipe Flashcards

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Conic

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Pileal Shape

Resembles a cone / Cone-shaped

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Campanulate

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Pileal Shape
In the shape of a bell / Bell-shaped
(Like the Liberty Bell)

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Convex

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Pileal Shape
Equally rounded or evenly symmetrical;
broadly obtuse;
rounded like an inverted bowl

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Parabolic

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Pileal Shape

A shape in which the height is greater than the width, but the apex is still rounded, like that of a parabola

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Plane
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Applanate

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Pileal Shape
Having a flat surface

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Pileal Margin
Extending outward and flat

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Uplifted

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Pileal Shape AND Pileal Margin

The shape of the pileus when the margin is directed or turned upwards

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Broadly Umbonate

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Pileal Shape

With a rounded and broad umbo

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Acutely Umbonate

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Pileal Shape

With a sharply delineated or pointed umbo

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Cuspidate

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Pileal Shape

WIth a cusp, or pointed umbo

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Mammilate / Papillate

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Pileal Shape
Mammilate: Like the shape of a breast, possessing a protuberance (umbo) in the center which makes the pileus appear like a breast
Papillate: Having a papilla; differs from mammilate in having a smaller protuberance

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Shallowly Depressed

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Pileal Shape

With a depression in the center of the pileus that is not very deep

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Deeply Depressed

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Pileal Shape

With a depression in the center of the pileus that is deeply sunken.

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Infundibulliform

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PIleal Shape

With the center of the cap so deeply sunken as to form a funnel shape

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Umbilicate

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Pileal Shape
A pileal disc with a small umbo in a central depression; like a navel or umbilicus; often considered synonymous with shallowly depressed (ie shallowly depressed but lacking the umbo)

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Orbicular or Ovate / Ovoid

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Pileal Shape
Orbicular: Having the appearance of an orb
Ovate / Ovoid: Ovate pertains to a 2D surface; Ovoid pertains to a solid shapes like a hens egg w/ the narrow end upward. A cross section through the center will be orbicular, longitudinal section will be ovate.

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Flabelliform

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Pileal Shape

Fan-Shaped

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Petaloid

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Pileal Shape
Shaped like the petal of a flower; Narrowed at the attachment of the sporocarp and expanded outwards; more elongated than flabelliform, more rounded than spathulate

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Spathulate

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Pileal Shape
Shaped like a spatula; Narrowed at the attachment of sporocarp, sometimes widening again just before attachment, and expanded outwards, margin opposite of attachment is more flattened than petaloid

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Conchate

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Pileal Shape

In the shape of a bivalve shell, such as an oster

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Dimidate

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Pileal Shape

Semi-circular

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Inrolled

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Pileal Margin

Rolled in; a pileal margin which is rolled inward; (=involute)

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Involute

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Pileal Margin

Rolled in; a pileal margin which is rolled inward; (=inrolled)

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Incurved

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Pileal Margin

Turned inwards; a pileal margin which is pointing toward the stipe or to the gills; not rolled up

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Decurved

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Pileal Margin

Bent down, not inward

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Straight

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Pileal Margin

Margin extending outward without curving upward or downward

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Upturned

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Pileal Margin
Said of a margin which is pointed or turned upwards (as distinct from Uplifted - the shape of the entire pileus with an upturned margin)

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Entire

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Margin of the Pileus or Gills

Having the edge of the pileus or margin of the gills even and smooth, not interrupted at all

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Crenate

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Margin of the Pileus or Gills

Having the margin composed of rounded teeth (=Scalloped)

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Scalloped

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Margin of the Pileus or Gills

Having the margin composed of rounded teeth (=Crenate)

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Crisped

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Margin of the Pileus or Gills

Finely curled and twisted or fine-wrinkled as in crepe paper; often considered synonymous with crenulate

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Crenulate

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Margin of the Pileus or Gills
Having small scallops (diminutive form of crenate); having delicate rounded teeth; often considered synonymous with crisped

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Undulate / Undulating

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Margin of the Pileus or Gills

Broadly Wavy

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Eroded

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Margin of the Pileus or Gills

With an irregular, jagged edge

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Rimose

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe

Cracked; Having crevices

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Rimulose

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe

Having small cracks or crevices; Diminutive of Rimose

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Appendiculate

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Margin of the pileus; Remnant of Partial Veil

Having the margin of the expanded pileus fringed with pieces or patches of the partial veil

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Translucent-Striate

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Pileal Margin

Said of a pileus which is striate because the gills are visible through its very thin, translucent flesh (=pellucid)

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Pellucid

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Pileal Margin
Said of a pileus which is striate because the gills are visible through its very thin, translucent flesh (=translucent-striate)

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Striate

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe

Marked with delicate lines, grooves, or ridges radially oriented on the pileus, longitudinally oriented on the stripe

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Pectinate

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Surface of Pileus
Strongly and obviously marked with lines, grooves or ridges, short and parallel on the margin of the pileus like the teeth of a comb

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Sulcate

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe

Grooved, more deeply grooved than striate, and less deeply than plicate

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Tuberculate-striate

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Pileal Margin

With small bumbs (i.e., tubercles) on the striations, or lines

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Shiny

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe

Shining as if polished (=lucidous / lucidus)

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Lucidous / Lucidus

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe

Shining as if polished (=shiny)

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Dull

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe

Without any shine

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Sericeous

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe
Like silk (=silky)
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Arid

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe

Feeling as if there is no moisture in the surface (=dry)

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Glutinous

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe

Covered with a substance that has the consistency of gluten or of liquid glue

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Gelatinous

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe

Resembling in gelatin in consistency, like jelly

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Moist

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe

Appearing as if wet with water; neither dry nor sticky nor like liquid glue, jelly, oil, nor grease

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Lubricous

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe

Greasy to the touch; similar to the feel of oi (=greasy; =oily)

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Viscid

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe

Very sticky but not slime-covered (i.e., not slimy)

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Subviscid

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe

Slightly sticky and not slime-covered; nearly viscid

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Tacky

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe

Very slightly sticky and not slime-covered; less sticky than subviscid

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Hygrophanous

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe

Having a water-soaked appearance when wet; changing color in a marked manner when acquiring or losing moisture

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Smooth

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe (or any other part of sporocarp)

A surface without any cracks, wrinkles, or pits

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Scrobiculate / Scrobiculose

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe
With scrobiculae; With large, conspicuous, shallowly sunken spots, pits or hollows, not as deeply sunken as either an alveola or a lacuna

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Alveolate

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe
A type of pitted surface with the holes, hollows, or depressions in the shape of alveolae; hollows larger than scrobiculae, shallower than lacunae; sides of the hollows often rather 6-sided and honeycomb-like

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Lacinate

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Surface of Pileus

Appearing as if cut into bands; said of a pileal surface which is split or cracked into large segments or bands

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Areolate

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe
Having a pattern of block-like areas similar to those formed when a mud flat dries; being divided by cracks into small areas

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Rivulose

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe

With fine, irregularly connected lines, like a river and its tributaries as seen from the air; like little rivers

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Corrugate

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe

Coarsely wrinkled or ridged (=rugose)

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Rugose

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe

Coarsely wrinkled or ridged (=corrugate)

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Gyrose

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Surface of Pileus

With conspicuous folds, like those of a brain

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Appressed

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Of Surface Fibrils or Squamules

Closely flattened down (=adpressed)

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Appressed-Fibrillose

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe

With flattened fibrils

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Appressed-Squamulose

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe

With flattened squamules

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Arachnoid

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Remnant of partial veil

Like a spider’s web; covered with, or formed of delicate fairs or fibrils; often applied to the appearance of a cortina

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Atomate

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe

Having a powdered surface; surface covered by minute, shining particles

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Brittle

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Consistency of Stipe or Pileus
Breaking easily; most often applied to the consistency of the stipe; structure forms a sharp, non-fibrous edge when broken; rigid and often breaking with a snap; nearly equivalent to cartilaginous but not pliable

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Bulbous

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Shape of Stipe Base

With an abruptly enlarged or thickened stipe base

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Canaliculate

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Surface of Stipe

Stipe surface with canals or channels alternating with furrows (=fluted)

73
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Canescent

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe

Becoming hoary or silvery; densely downy (=hoary)

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Cartilaginous

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Consistency of Stipe
Resembling cartilage in consistency; firm and tough but pliable; structure forms a sharp, non-fibrous edge and a fibrous center when broken; consistency of a stipe that is typically (not always) 5 mm or less in diameter; nearly equivalent to brittle

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Cartilaginous rind

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Consistency of Stipe

With a cartilaginous outer layer (or rind) but a stuffed or fibrous center

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Chalky

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Consistency of Stipe
Breaking like blackboard chalk, i.e. when force is applied, the stipe snaps suddenly and sharply without bending; the broken edge is sharply defined and smooth, and the center is not fibrous; applied to consistency of the stipe in Russula and Lactarius spp.

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Ciliate

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Margin of Pileus or Edge of Gill

Having hair like processes (cilia, singular cilium), which form a fringe on the margin of the pileus or edge of the gill

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Clavate

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Shape of Stipe

Club-shaped with the thick end at the base; gradually tapering upwards from the base

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Clavate-bulbous

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Type of Bulbous Stipe Base

Having a bulb that gradually tapers upwards and merges with the stipe

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Cobweb-like

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Remnant of Partial Veil

Resembling a spider’s web; a cortina

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Terete

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Shape of Stipe
Circular or round in cross section (i.e., if seen from the end) such that the stipe forms a perfect tubular shape; not flattened

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Compressed

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Shape of Stipe
Flattened in cross section (i.e. if seen from the end) such that the stipe forms the shape of a compressed or flattened tube

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Coriaceous

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Consistency of Pileus or Stipe

Leathery; Like leather in texture

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Corky

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Consistency of Pileus or Stipe

Cork-like; like cork in texture

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Corneous

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Consistency of Pileus or Stipe

Horn-like in texture (i.e., like the horn of a bull)

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Costate

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Surface of Stipe

Veined or ribbed

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Downy

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe

Having a soft, fluffy covering

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Downy-fibrillose

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe

Covered with a soft layer of fibrils which usually are not dense

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Downy-woolly

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe

Covered with a fluffy layer of fibrils which are not dense; like a thin layer of wool

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Expallent

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe

Turning pale, becoming pale

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Farinose

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe
Appearing as if covered by coarse meal; with finer ornamentations than granular; like freshly ground, coarse meal in texture and size

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Felty

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Surface of Pileus

Having a fibrillose layer in the form of felt, i.e., densely matted and interwoven (=matted-fibrillose)

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Fibrous-pliant

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Consistency of Stipe

A fleshy-fibrous stipe that is able to bend moderately without breaking

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Fimbriate

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Margin of Pileus

Minutely or delicately torn or fringed

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Fistulose

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Consistency of Stipe

Hollow, like a pipe; used to describe the flesh of the stipe when it becomes devoid of fibrils (i.e., empty)

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Fibrous

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Consistency of Stipe
Composed of an interwoven, dense mass of fibrils; often used to describe the consistency of a stipe which is greater than 4mm wide at the apex; in a fleshy-fibrous stipe, the stipe breaks unevenly when force is applied, leaving fibrils projecting from the broken edge as well as from the flesh

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Floccose

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe

Cottony; used when the fibrils have the appearance of cotton flannel

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Fluted

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Surface of Stipe

Stipe surface with canals or channels alternating with furrows (=canaliculate)

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Furfuraceous

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe

Covered with bran-like particles; coarser in texture than farinose and granular

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Glabrescent

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe

Becoming glabrous or somewhat glabrous, that is, becoming smooth or somewhat smooth

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Glabrous

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe

Bald; smooth; not fibrillose or hairy

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Glandular-dotted

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Surface of Stipe
Surface appearing as if coated with colored spots (glandules); most often used to describe the surface of the stipe apex in boletes

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Granular / Granulose

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe
Surface covered with small granules, similar in size to those of salt; particles are larger than in farinose but smaller than in furfuraceous

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Hirsute

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe

Having long, fairly coarse hairs; hairy

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Hispid

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe

Having long, coarse hairs or bristles; with coarser or stiffer hairs than hirsute

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Hoary

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe

Becoming silvery; densely downy (=canescent)

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Imbricate-scaly

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe

Covered with scales which overlap one another

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Incrassate

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Shape of Stipe

Made thick; a stipe that is thickened at the base but not quite bulbous

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Innate

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of Fibrils on surface of Pileus or Stipe

Being an integral part of the tissue; not readily removable from the surrounding or adjacent tissue with age or rubbing

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Lacerate

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Surface of Pileus

Appearing as if roughly torn or cut

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Lacunose

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe
having lacunae, that is, having quite deep pits or hollows, the depth of which are greater than that of scrobiculae or of alveolae

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Marcescent

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Able to revive when moistened; applied to a sporocarp which can resume spore production when moistened after being dried; often the sporocarp swells out and resumes its original shape

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Marginate (stipe base)

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Shape of Stipe Base
Used to describe a bulbous stipe base when the bulb is well marked by its distinct rim (when the upper surface of the bulb is attached at a right angle) (marginate bulb = abruptly bulbous)

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Marginate-depressed (bulb)

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Shape of Stipe Base

A bulbouse stipe base with a distint margin and upper surface shaped like the edge of a saucer

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Matted-fibrillose

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe
Covered with fibrils which are interwoven (i.e., matted) in such a manner as to give the surface an appearance of felt; close to tomentose, which differs by having the fibrils arranged like those in wool, i.e., fluffy and not as matted (=felty)

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Micaceous

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe

Covered with mica-like particles; appearing as if covered with small, glistening particles

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Mottled

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe

Appearing as if covered with spots or blotches of different colors or shades

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Peronate

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Covering of Stipe
Sheathed; having a boot or covering like a sock; used to describe the lower portion of a stipe which is sheathed or covered with a universal or partial veil

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Pileate

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With a pileus

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Pileate-sessile / Pileate and sessile

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With a pileus, but without a stipe

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Sessile

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Without a stipe

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Pliable

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Feature of Pileus or Stipe

Yielding easily to pressure, flexible

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Pliant

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Feature of Pileus or Stipe

Bending or folding easily

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Plicate

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Surface of Pileus; type of pileal margin

With folds or pleats like those of a fan

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Plicate-striate

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Surface of Pileus; type of pileal margin

With folds and radial lines or furrows

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Powdery / Powdered

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe

As if covered with powder - typically described as being either granular, farinose, or pruinose (=pulverulent)

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Pruinose

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe

Covered with a very fine powder

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Pubescent

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe

Having minute, soft hairs; downy differs by having slight larger hairs

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Pulpy

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Flesh of Pileus

Like the flesh or pithy part of a vegetable, such as zucchini

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Pulverulent

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe

As if covered with powder (=powdered / powdery)

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Punctate

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe

Marked with many small spots or hollows (punctae)

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Punctate-squamulose

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe

Marked with minute scales (squamules) or points

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Radicating / Radicated

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Type of Stipe

Having a pseudorhiza

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Recurved-squamulose

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Surface of Pileus or Stipe

WIth small, appressed scales, the tips of which are curved backwards

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Reticulate

A

Surface of Pileus or Stipe

Having a net; netted; ornamented with a net-like pattern (reticulations)

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Saccate

A

Shape

In the shape of a bag

137
Q

Scabrous

A

Surface of Pileus or Stipe

Roughened because of erect scales which are often pointed

138
Q

Scabrulose

A

Surface of Pileus or Stipe

Diminutive of scabrous; roughened because of small erect scales

139
Q

Serrate

A

Shape of Pileus Margin

With a notched or toothed edge, like the teeth of a saw with an irregular pattern

140
Q

Serrulate

A

Shape of Pileus Margin

Diminutive of serrate; With a notched or toothed edge with teeth small and in an irregular pattern

141
Q

Squamose

A

Surface of Pileus or Stipe

With moderate-sized to large scales

142
Q

Squamulose

A

Surface of Pileus or Stipe

With small scales; diminutive of squamose

143
Q

Squarrose

A

Surface of Pileus or Stipe

Covered with upright pointed scales; sometimes used in the same was as scabrous or recurved-squamulose

144
Q

Streaked

A

Surface of Pileus or Stipe

Having faint lines or bands; used when appressed fibrils appear like bands or faint lines, i.e., streaks (=virgate)

145
Q

Strigose

A

Base of Stipe

With large, bristle-like, coarse hairs

146
Q

Subclavate

A

Shape of Stipe

Nearly club-shaped

147
Q

Tapered

A

Shape of Stipe

Narrowed; not equal in thickness from the apex to the base

148
Q

Tomentose

A

Surface of Pileus or Stipe

Densely matted and woolly; like a woolen blanket

149
Q

Tomentulose

A

Surface of Pileus or Stipe

With a slightly matted and woolly surface; like a thin woolen blanket; nearly tomentose

150
Q

Velutinous

A

Surface of Pileus or Stipe

With a layer of compact, short, fine, and soft hairs; velvety; velvet-like

151
Q

Ventricose (stipe)

A

Shape of stipe

Pot-bellied; broad in the middle, but tapered at each end; said of a stipe with a swollen mid-portion

152
Q

Villose

A

Surface of Pileus or Stipe

With long, soft, and weak hairs

153
Q

Virgate

A

Surface of Pileus or Stipe

Having faint lines or bands; used when appressed fibrils appear like bands or faint lines, i.e., streaks (=streaked)

154
Q

Wart

A

Surface of Pileus or Stipe

Small patches or pieces of universal-veil material on the surface of the pileus, pileal margin, or stipe base

155
Q

Zonate

A

Surface of Pileus

With concentric bands that are of different colors or tectures (=zoned)

Mycology - Terminology (1 decks)

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