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Lepiota cremea, a novel species of Lepiota sect. Lepiota (Agaricaceae s.l., Agaricales) from Turkey
Phytotaxa, 2022A new species of Lepiota from Turkey, Lepiota cremea sp. nov., is proposed based on morphological characters and phylogenetic analyses of the nuclear rDNA internal transcribed spacer (ITS1-5.8S-ITS2 = ITS) region. The morphological features together with molecular data confirmed both the novelty of this species and its infrageneric placement within ...
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Lepiota(Agaricales) in Northern Thailand-2LepiotaSectionLepiota
Cryptogamie, Mycologie, 2012Abstract In this report, we investigate the presence of Lepiota species in section Lepiota in Northern Thailand (Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai). Five Lepiota species are characterised by distinct fusiform-amygdaliform spores. Of these, three species, namely L. eurysperma, L. microcarpa, and L. pongduadensis, are proposed as new species; L. metulispora is a
Phongeun Sysouphanhong +4 more
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Phytotaxa, 2020
Lepiota cholistanensis was collected from an unusual locality of Cholistan desert, an unexplored area of Pakistan. This species is characterized by having small basidiomata provided with slightly uplifted brown squamules on pileus surface. Stipe color changes to brown on handling or bruising.
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Lepiota cholistanensis was collected from an unusual locality of Cholistan desert, an unexplored area of Pakistan. This species is characterized by having small basidiomata provided with slightly uplifted brown squamules on pileus surface. Stipe color changes to brown on handling or bruising.
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Lepiota elseae (Agaricales, Agaricaceae), a new species of section Lepiota from Spain
Phytotaxa, 2015A new species, Lepiota elseae, is described from Mediterranean areas in Spain in association with Quercus ilex, based on both morphological and molecular characters (analysis of the ITS-rDNA sequences). Illustrations of fresh basidiomata in situ and of the main macro- and micromorphological features are provided. L.
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Mycologia, 1942
The fungus described in this paper was found in an orange grove near Orlando, Fla., during January 1941. Attention was attracte(l to it because of its bright orange color which rendered it conspicuous against the dark background of the dead wood on which it was growing.
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The fungus described in this paper was found in an orange grove near Orlando, Fla., during January 1941. Attention was attracte(l to it because of its bright orange color which rendered it conspicuous against the dark background of the dead wood on which it was growing.
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Lepiota bengalensis, a new species of Lepiota section Lilaceae from Bangladesh
Sydowia An International Journal of Mycology, 2016Lepiota bengalensis is introduced as a new species based on material collected in Bangladesh. This species is characterized by its small to medium-sized basidiomata, brownish red, reddish brown to reddish orange squamules on pileus, fasciculate with narrowly clavate cheilocystidia, a hymeniform pileus covering, and strongly dextrinoid, cyanophilic ...
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Mycologia, 1971
Pileus 0.8-4 cm latus, conicus vel convexus demum convexus vel planoconvexus, siccus, glaber, obscure rufobrunneus vel brunneus, interdum luteo-suffusus. Caro lutea. Lamellae liberae, confertae vel subdistantae, luteae. Stipes 1.5-4.5 cm longus, 2.5-7 mm latus, fibrillosus, pallidus vel luteus, basi olivaceus vel brunneus. Annulus evanescens.
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Pileus 0.8-4 cm latus, conicus vel convexus demum convexus vel planoconvexus, siccus, glaber, obscure rufobrunneus vel brunneus, interdum luteo-suffusus. Caro lutea. Lamellae liberae, confertae vel subdistantae, luteae. Stipes 1.5-4.5 cm longus, 2.5-7 mm latus, fibrillosus, pallidus vel luteus, basi olivaceus vel brunneus. Annulus evanescens.
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Lepiota cystophoroides, sp. nova
Bulletin mensuel de la Société linnéenne de Lyon, 1972Josserand Marcel, Riousset Louis. Lepiota cystophoroides, sp. nova. In: Bulletin mensuel de la Société linnéenne de Lyon, 41ᵉ année, n°7, septembre 1972. pp. 133-137.
Josserand, Marcel, Riousset, Louis
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Characterization and partial purification of the toxin of Lepiota morganii
Toxicon, 1974Abstract The toxin of L. morganii is present throughout the mushroom, but most concentrated in the cap tissue. It is heat labile, losing all detectable activity in 30 min at 70°. The toxin is proteinaceous, with an approximate molecular weight in excess of 400,000 Daltons and composed of sub-units of approximately 40,000–60,000 Daltons. Attempts to
F I, Eilers, L R, Nelson
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