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morphologically separating the
different species of the genus. The
pileipellis is an
ixocutis composed of
parallel hyphae embedded in a
gelatinous matrix. The stipitipellis...
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tissue layer called an
ixocutis—a
gelatinized layer of
hyphae lying parallel to the cap surface. The
hyphae comprising the
ixocutis are cylindrical, hyaline...
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yellowish to
yellowish brown,
thick walled (0.5–1 μm).
Pileipellis an
ixocutis, (9–) 12–54 μm wide,
hyphae 1.5–4 (–5.5) μm diameter,
hyaline and thin-walled...
- they
completely cover the gill edge. The cap
cuticle (pileipellis) is an
ixocutis (parallel
hyphae wide
embedded in a
gelatinous matrix).
Stipitipellis is...
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perpendicular to the
surface and
forming a
layer 6–22 μm wide—or
rarely an
ixocutis, a
layer of
gelatinized hyphae 2–11 μm wide. The cap surface,
unlike that...
- that are repent, that is, that run
parallel to the
pileus surface. In an
ixocutis, the
hyphae are gelatinous. In a tri****rm, the
outermost hyphae emerge...
- club-shaped, and
measure 50–60 μm. The cap
cuticle is a 50–100-micrometre
thick ixocutis—whereby the
hyphae are gelatinous, and lay flat in a
horizontal layer....
- ends) with a
sharp tip, and
measure 25–30 by 6–9 μm. The cap
cuticle (an
ixocutis) is made of a
layer of
roughly horizontal, gelatinized, wavy,
hyaline hyphae...
- cylindrical, four-spored, and
measure 50–70 by 9–11 μm. The cap
cuticle is an
ixocutis (made of
gelatinous hyphae that run
parallel to the cap surface) up to...
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hyphae arranged more or less
parallel to the cap
surface (a form
known as
ixocutis); the thin-walled,
threadlike hyphae of this
layer are 2.5–7.3 μm wide...
