- (that is, not
absorbing iodine when
stained with Melzer's reagent),
acyanophilous (not
staining with the
reagent Cotton Blue), and
covered with tubercules;...
- with thin or
somewhat thick,
amyloid or inamyloid,
indextrinoid and
acyanophilous walls; the
majority of
hyphae are
distinctly inflated (the fundamental...
-
broadly ellipsoid to
roughly spherical in
shape with hyaline, smooth,
acyanophilous, and
inamyloid walls.
These walls swell in a
solution of pot****ium hydroxide...
- are
smooth with thin walls, and
hyaline (translucent). The
spores are
acyanophilous and
strongly amyloid,
meaning they
stain with
Methyl blue and Melzer's...
-
cyanophilous spores.
Yuchengia is
distinguished from
Perenniporia in its
acyanophilous and
amyloid skeletal hyphae that
dissolve in KOH, and non-dextrinoid...
- take
iodine when
treated with Melzer's reagent; and the
spores are
acyanophilous,
meaning they do not
readily absorb methyl blue stain. The cystidia...
- by 2–2.8 (sometimes up to 3.5) μm. They are smooth, inamyloid, and
acyanophilous (unreactive to
staining with Melzer's
reagent and
methyl blue, respectively)...
- apiculus, and lack oil droplets. In
terms of
staining reactions, they are
acyanophilous (not
absorbing methyl blue dye), and
amyloid (turning blue-black in...
- view, with
dimensions of 4.2–6.2 by 2.8–3.5μm. They are
inamyloid and
acyanophilous (non-reactive to
staining with Melzer's
reagent and
Methyl blue, respectively)...
- thin walls, and smooth. They do not
react with Melzer's reagent, and
acyanophilous (having cell
walls that do not
readily absorb cotton blue stain). Dentocorticium...
