The Agaricaceae of Michigan volume 1
The Agaricaceae of Michigan volume 1
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Thick, scarcely incrassate downward, stuffed then hollow, becoming flexuous, fragile, pallid to silky-shining, glabrous, . Brownish within. SPORES narrowly elliptical, 7-9x4-4. 5 micr. , scarcely rough. ODOR and TASTE slightly of radish.
Gregarious or snbcaespitose. North Elba, Adirondack Moun- tains, New York. On mosses, sphagnum, etc. , in balsam and tama- rack swamp. Infrequent.
This si»ecies is placed here in the sense of Ricken. I doubt whether it is the typical Swedish species which I col...lected near Stockholm ; the stem of that was rubello-tinged, the gills were truly cinnamon and the spores measured 9-10 x 6 micr. Britzdmayr also gives the latter size. When young and moist the cap of our plants is chest- nut-brown.
Var. Minor. PILEUS 1-2 cm. Broad, stem 2-3 cm. Long, 2-3 mm. Thick. GILLS tawny at first then mars-orange (Ridg. ), thickish, edge entire. STEM short, sub-bulbillate at base, often tinged sub- CLASSIFICATION OF AGARICS 439 orange or reddish-orange by deposit of the spores.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thick, scarcely incrassate downward, stuffed then hollow, becoming flexuous, fragile, pallid to silky-shining, glabrous, . Brownish within. SPORES narrowly elliptical, 7-9x4-4. 5 micr. , scarcely rough. ODOR and TASTE slightly of radish.
Gregarious or snbcaespitose. North Elba, Adirondack Moun- tains, New York. On mosses, sphagnum, etc. , in balsam and tama- rack swamp. Infrequent.
This si»ecies is placed here in the sense of Ricken. I doubt whether it is the typical Swedish species which I col...lected near Stockholm ; the stem of that was rubello-tinged, the gills were truly cinnamon and the spores measured 9-10 x 6 micr. Britzdmayr also gives the latter size. When young and moist the cap of our plants is chest- nut-brown.
Var. Minor. PILEUS 1-2 cm. Broad, stem 2-3 cm. Long, 2-3 mm. Thick. GILLS tawny at first then mars-orange (Ridg. ), thickish, edge entire. STEM short, sub-bulbillate at base, often tinged sub- CLASSIFICATION OF AGARICS 439 orange or reddish-orange by deposit of the spores.
What to read after The Agaricaceae of Michigan volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C H Calvin Henry Kauffman to read onlineMoreLess
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