- The
color of the
peridioles is
characteristic of the genera:
Cyathus has
black peridioles,
Nidularia and
Nidula have
brown peridioles,
Mycocalia has yellow-...
- peridium; it
wears off at
maturity to
expose the
peridioles within.
There are
usually four to six
peridioles (up to 15 have been
noted for C. laeve) that...
- young,
freshly opened fruit bodies, the
peridioles lie in a
clear gelatinous substance which soon dries.
Peridioles are
attached to the
fruit body by a funiculus...
- from
neighbouring peridioles.
Peridioles may be dark, or a drab gray if
still covered with a thin
membrane called a tunica.
Peridioles in C. striatus are...
- brownish-purple, pea-like
bodies called peridioles that
initially are
outlined by wall-like
aggregations of
white hyphae.
These peridioles disintegrate as the fruit...
- of the bird's nest – the
peridioles – are blackish, 1–2 mm in diameter, and
there are
typically about 20 in the cup.
Peridioles are
often attached to the...
- epiphragm),
which later ruptures into 4–7
lobes when mature. The "eggs", or
peridioles, are numerous, grey-brown or reddish-brown in color, and
embedded in a...
-
blown away. The
gleba may be
sticky or it may be
enclosed in a case (
peridiole). It is a
tissue usually found in an
angiocarpous fruit-body, especially...
- The
peridium contains up to 40
small "eggs" (
peridioles)
measuring 0.9–1.3 mm in diameter. The
peridioles are
filled with
broadly ellipsoid to elongated...
- spore-containing
structures called peridioles. Like
other bird's nest fungi, C. olla
relies on the
force of
falling water to
dislodge peridioles from
fruiting bodies...
