The North American species of Pholiota, by Alexander H. Smith and L. R. Hesler.

Smith * Hesler 235 youth to age........................................ P. castanea 1. Lamellae olivaceous young; pileus yellowish tan to whitish................................... P. olivaceophylla 121. Pholiota castanea sp. nov. Illustrations: Text figs. 262-265; pl. 59a. Pilcl.s 3-5 cm latils, cornex.us, demlim late-convexus vel depressuls, glaber, viscidlus, subcalstlanlcs. Coiltextsus albiduns. Lamnellae cemarginatae, latac, con fertae, albidae det17m in teae. Stipes -1-6 cm longuls, -1-6 mm crasslus, palliduis, fibrilloseus. Sporae 6-7.5(8) x 3.5-4 pt. Pleurocystidia dimorpha: 1) 45-72 x 10-14 fu, filsoide-ventricosa. 2) 12-18 X 4-6 a, vcntricosa, rostrata vel fusoide ventricosa vel elliptica. Specimen typicum in Herb. Univ. Tenn. conservatlum est; legit prope Knoxville, Tenn. Hesler 20269. Pileus 3-5 cm broad, convex, finally expanded-convex, in age at times depressed-concave, glabrous, viscid, "chestnut-brown" to "bister," paler when young (near "tawny"), margin even. Context thin, firm, white; odor and taste mild. Lamellae emarginate, white when young, finally "tawny-olive" or slightly darker, close or crowded, rather broad, edges slightly eroded. Stipe 4-6 cm long, 4-6 mm thick, tapering downward, pallid then dingy, fibrillose, solid or somewhat stuffed. Veil webby, yellowish, evanescent, leaving an evanescent ring. Spores 6-7.5 (8) x 3.5-4 /j, oblong to elliptic in face view, oblong to slightly bean-shaped in profile, smooth, dull cinnamon in KOH, paler cinnamon in Melzer's sol., wall slightly thickened (~ 0.3 fu), apical pore distinct but apex not truncate. Basidia 18-24 (27) x 5-6 pL, 4-spored, ochraceous in KOH on sections of hymenium (in mass), in Melzer's reagent yellowish. Pleurocystidia: 1) 45-72 x 10-14 p., basically fusoid-ventricose but neck with distinct constrictions and often thick-walled in the constriction, apex obtuse to knobbed or with one or more bulgy proliferations, walls thin (except as noted above), surface smooth, content homogeneous and in KOH hyaline to ochraceous. 2) 12-18 x 4-6,u, ventricose-rostrate to fusoid ventricose to elliptic and then about 18 x 8 pt, hyaline thin-walled, smooth, content homogeneous, buried in hymenium. Cheilocystidia 26-38 x 6-9 pL (12) pt, subfusoid, to fusoid-ventricose, thin-walled, yellow in KOH mostly, and content homogeneous. Caulocystidia in agglutinated tufts, 18-35 x 4-9 pA, versiform, (basidium-like, contorted, subfusoid, or filamentose), yellow in KOH, walls smooth. Gill trama of filamentose subparallel to interwoven hyphae witl elongate cells 8-20 p. broad, walls slightly thickened (middle-lamelli evident), refractive, smooth and ochraceous in KOH; subhymeniuni cellular; cells 3-6,p diam. and walls not gelatinous. Pileus cutis a thick gelatinous layer of narrow (2-3 fp) ochraceous smooth hyphae easil\

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The North American species of Pholiota, by Alexander H. Smith and L. R. Hesler.
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Smith, Alexander Hanchett, 1904-
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New York,: Hafner Pub. Co.,
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Pholiota
Mushrooms -- North America.

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