- The
peridium is the
protective layer that
encloses a m**** of
spores in fungi. This
outer covering is a
distinctive feature of
gasteroid fungi. Depending...
- pear-shaped,
deliquescent asci. However,
unlike the cleistothecium, the
peridial wall of a
gymnothecium consists of a
loosely woven "tuft" of hyphae, often...
-
erected by Orr and
Kuehn to
accommodate species with
swollen septa of the
peridial hyphae,
formerly classified in
genus of Gymnoascus. However, both Apinis(1964)...
- have
unusual "peculiar wall
thickenings on
hyphal tips
emerging from the
peridial surface at maturity." T.
gibbosum resembles the
similar species T. oregonense...
- C. pictus, C. fimicola
Poeppigii group:
Species with
plicate internal peridial walls,
hairy to
shaggy outer walls, dark to
black peridioles, and large...
- has an
outer peridial surface covered with
small granules, and a
gleba that is purplish-chestnut in color,
compared to the
smooth peridial surface and...
-
about 4 to 6 mm (0.16 to 0.24 in), the stem and
peridial regions begin to be distinguishable; the
peridial region first appears as a
small swelling at the...
-
woolly surface. The
mature gleba,
which is
eventually exposed when the
peridial cap is shed, has a rust-brown color. The cap may
persist after the spore...
-
gymnothecium that is pale buff in
colour and 500–1250 μm in diameter. The
peridial hyphae are hyaline, pale buff, septate, and are
branched with
thinly but...
-
change from
transparent to
brown as they mature. The
surrounding tissue, or
peridial context,
consists of two
types of hyphae: thin-walled, nutrient-carrying...
