1. Limacella sp-Kuo-07020702, Coles Co., Illinois, U.S.A.
discussion
—R. E. Tulloss and Michael Kuo
brief editors
RET
name
Limacella sp-Kuo-07020702
author
Tulloss & Kuo
name status
cryptonomen temporarium
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intro
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where data is missing or uncertain.
The following is derived from the collector’s annotation of the fresh specimens and revision by RET.
pileus
30 – 40 mm wide, planoconvex with broad central umbo, glabrous; context ??; margin ??; gluten layer brownish yellow, darker over disc and paler marginally, no hints of red, staining waxed paper yellowish.
lamellae
free, close or crowded, whitish; lamellulae frequent.
stipe
up to 80 × 5 mm, more or less cylindric, pallid and lacking gluten above annular zone, glutinous below, with basal mycelium white; bulb ??; context ??; partial veil as annular zone of dried gluten when supporting-hyphae break; gluten layer as sheath below annular zone, nearly concolorous with cap, no hint of red.
odor/taste
Odor "a little foul." Taste not recorded.
macrochemical tests
KOH - on cap, negative.
pileipellis
probably absent.
ecology
With mycelium binding hardwood leaf litter near base of sycamore tree.
material examined
U.S.A.: ILLINOIS—Coles Co. - Fox Ridge St. Pk., 2.vii.2007 M. Kuo 07020702 (in herb. M. Kuo).
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