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yield stability is the top priority well suited to may sowings across a broad range of environments good net form of net blotch, leaf rust and powdery mildew resistance strong lodging tolerance and low head loss risk good grain plumpness and test weight short coleoptile length – important to consider sowing

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a product. eci measures the knowledge intensity of an economy by considering the knowledge intensity of the products it exports. pci measures the knowledge intensity of a product by considering the knowledge intensity of its exporters. this circular argument is mathematically tractable and can be used

to construct relative measures of the knowledge intensity of economies and products (see methodology section for more details). eci has been validated as a relevant economic measure by showing its ability to predict future economic growth (see hidalgo and hausmann ), and explain international variations...

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gills that begin to run down the stem, and a tough little stem with a densely fuzzy, orangish base. a drop of koh on the cap surface produces a bright red reaction. under the microscope its defining features include irregular and contorted caulocystidia, hyphae that are red in koh, and ellipsoid spores

slightly swollen base; yellowish above, reddish brown to dark brown below; finely hairy or nearly bald above; base covered with orangish to rusty hairs. flesh: insubstantial. odor and taste : not distinctive. chemical reactions : koh bright red on cap surface. spore print : white. microscopic features : spores...

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blood red gills. it can be distinguished from the others on the basis of its association with hardwoods (primarily beech and oaks) in eastern and southeastern north america--and on the basis of its hygrophanous, silky to hairy, bell-shaped cap. under the microscope it features minutely ornamented spores

sometimes with a rusty ring zone ; basal mycelium pinkish when fresh. flesh: whitish to pale pinkish in cap and upper stem; reddish to brownish in the stem base. odor : mild or radishlike. chemical reactions : koh on cap surface red to purple or black. spore print : rusty brown. microscopic features : spores...

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already involve you bending over to closely inspect a crepidotus--which means, let's go ahead and face it, you are a mushroom geek. which means you would have been interested in the thing regardless of the stem-ette. the stem-ito. under the microscope crepidotus stipitatus features round, finely spiny spores

rather thick; white, becoming dull brownish in maturity. stem: - mm long; - mm thick; attached near the edge of the cap but not quite lateral; bald above, but with a fuzzy base; watery white. flesh: soft; thin; whitish. odor and taste : not distinctive. spore print : brown. microscopic features : spores...

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becomes more or less bald fairly quickly, and begins to turn reddish pink from the base upward. under the microscope the granulated cap covering is composed of a layer of inflated, round-ish cells; other identifying microscopic features include the presence of clamp connections, the small, cylindric spores

with powdery material like the cap; becoming nearly bald; white when young, becoming reddish to pink from the base up; basal mycelium white and copious. flesh: whitish; very thin. odor : not distinctive. chemical reactions : koh negative on cap surface. spore print : white. microscopic features : spores...

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gelatinous consistency becomes apparent. the species is widespread in north america from the great plains eastward, and its range extends into the tropics. although microscopic analysis is probably not needed to identify dacryopinax elegans, it has interesting microfeatures--including y-shaped basidia and spores

becoming contorted and irregular as it dries out. stem: - mm high; - mm wide; more or less equal; confluent with outer surface of head; minutely granular-fuzzy; pinkish brown to reddish brown. flesh: brown; tough but elastic. odor : not distinctive. spore print : not recorded. microscopic features : spores...

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" in field guides, is found east of the rocky mountains, usually in conifer woods. when fresh, its colors are bright salmon orange, but it fades with age; older specimens can be confused with the similar, but yellow, entoloma murrayi . under the microscope, entoloma quadratum features cube-shaped spores

hollow; fragile; bald; colored like the cap, or with a greenish tinge; with white to pastel orange basal mycelium . flesh: thin; fragile; colored like the cap, or paler. odor and taste : not distinctive. chemical reactions : koh negative on cap surface. spore print : pink. microscopic features : spores...

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tanoak from southern oregon to baja california. its cap, when fresh, is a dingy purplish color; its gills become dingy yellowish with age; and its off-white milk stains surfaces dingy brownish . . . in short, it's a dingy mushroom. under the microscope it features partially reticulate, ellipsoid spores

exposure. milk: off-white; unchanging when exposed; staining tissues brown to brownish. odor and taste : odor not distinctive; taste weakly to moderately acrid (especially the latex). spore print : whitish to very pale yellowish. chemical reactions : koh on cap surface yellow. microscopic features : spores...

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