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phalloides (mushroomexpert.com) major groups > puffballs > battarrea phalloides battarrea phalloides [ basidiomycetes > agaricales > agaricaceae > battarrea . . . ] by michael kuo this funky mushroom looks like a puffball stuck on a long, shaggy spike. it seems to pop up out of nowhere to stand tall for

separated on the basis of its gelatinous volva, is a synonym--or, better said, the species names battarrea stevenii and battarrea phalloides both represent incoherent entities, phylogenetically (see martín & johannesson, ), and "battarrea phalloides" is the older incoherent name. thanks to andrew monie for...

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> agaricomycetes > phallales > clathraceae > clathrus . . . ] by michael kuo known from south africa, this awesome stinkhorn was first described by mycologists who found its "eggs" on a golf course and, worried that golfers would trample the specimens before they matured, brought the eggs to a lab for

"incubation" under moist paper towels. when the mature stinkhorns emerged, the mycologists determined that the little guys were not adequately accounted for in stinkhorn literature—so they described a new species (eicker & reid ). clathrus transvaalensis can be recognized by its pinkish colors, its...

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have medicinal benefits. oyster mushrooms contain lovastatin, for example, and shiitake mushrooms contain lentinan and eritadenine. lentinan is an interesting substance that may boost the activity of the immune system and make medications used to treat some types of cancer more effective. eritadenine

a disorder and not as a primary treatment for the condition. fungi may contain new medicines....

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the micaceus cluster contains taxa from around the world, separated on the basis of spore and caulocystidia morphology (among other things). officially, coprinellus micaceus should have caulocystidia (and, therefore, a very finely pruinose stem surface) and mitriform (shaped like a bishop's hat) spores

. coprinellus truncorum, by "contrast," has a smooth stem (consequently no caulocystidia) and more elliptical spores. i have made collections that seemed to share features from both of these taxa. preliminary dna results from ko and collaborators ( ) indicate the possibility that coprinellus micaceus...

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fortunately, the mushroom itself doesn't care, and it will continue to impress collectors. weber & smith ( , a field guide to southern mushrooms) include "coprinus americanus" as a species separated from coprinopsis variegata on the basis of its colors (less yellow, more silvery) and (very slightly) wider spores

sometimes with partial veil remnants attached or with a sheathed appearance but rarely with a true ring when mature; the base attached to brown mycelial strands . flesh: thin; whitish. odor and taste : not distinctive, or somewhat foul. spore print : black or blackish brown. microscopic features : spores...

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