A monograph on the genus Galerina Earle / by Alexander H. Smith and Rolf Singer.

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The Genus Galerina Earle

3. Pileus subviscid from a gelatinous pellicle; veil pale tan
----------------- ---------— 125. G.cingulata
3. Not with above combination of characters --- --- ---- 4
4. Spores distinctly warty-rugulose ------------ 5
4. Spores finely punctate --- —------ ----- 8
5. Lignicolous --- —--------- - 6
5. Terrestrial -------------------- 7
6. Hymenophoral trama bright yellow in KOH from pigment in the
wall, no appreciable incrusting pigment present; some pleurocystidia pale brown ------------ 128. G. subpapillata
6. Hymenophoral trama rusty brown in KOH from incrusting pigment; pleurocystidia all hyaline ------ 135. G. papillata
7. On sandy soil; tropical; annulus well developed and persistent
126. G. arenaria
7. On dead herbaceous stems in cold mountain habitats; annulus merely
a fibrillose zone which is often evanescent -- - see G. mollis (174)
8. Veil yellowish at first; stipe 1.5-3(4) mm thick-_ 129. G. salicicola
8. Veil whitish; stipe about 1 mm thick (see G. subannulata (170) also)
------------------------— 133. G. subbullulifera
9. Growing on rotten conifer wood; taste bitter 10
9. Not as above -------------------- 11
10. Cheilocystidia typically hyaline
— _-_ --- -------- - 130. G. pruinatipes var. pruinatipes
10. Many cheilocystidia with dull ochraceous brown content
130a. G. pruinatipes var.fulvipes
11. Stipe bister beneath a dense pruinose-tomentose coating; pilocystidia
numerous ------ ----------— 131. G.farinosipes
11. Not as above -------------------- -12
12. Veil fibrils yellowish to yellow 13
12. Veil fibrils grayish, whitish or lacking 14
13. Lamellae distant and thin; odor and taste raphanoid
-------------------— _-_- see G. heimansii (199)
13. Lamellae subdistant to close, thickish; odor and taste mild
132. G. olympiana
14. Stipe velvety at least over lower half; taste farinaceous
------------------------— see G. velutipes (163)
14. Not as above 15
15. Stipe date brown below; lamellae close; on soil as far as is known
-------------------- --------- -134. G.viatica
15. Stipe not conspicuously darker below; lignicolous ------ 16
16. Pileus chestnut color fresh; veil lacking -- - 137. G. victoriae
16. Pileus fulvous; veil present -------------— 17
17. Spores 9-11 X 5.5-7 L; lamellae close 135. G. papillata
17. Spores 8-9.5 X 5.5-6.5 ji; lamellae distant -- ---- _ 136. G. minor
125. Galerina cingulata Singer, sp. nov.
Illustrations: Figs. 136 (pleurocystidia), 137 (cheilocystidia).