Limacella illinita var. rubescens sensu Neville & Poumarat
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R. E. Tulloss
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Limacella illinita var. rubescens sensu Neville & Poumarat
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The following material is from Neville and Poumarat (2004) and original research of R. E. Tulloss.
pileus
Schumacher coll.: 37 mm wide, white at margin, sordid over disc, campanulate; context not recorded; margin nonstriated, incurved and first; gluten layer prominent, transparent at first, becoming reddish-brown over disc.
lamellae
Schumacher coll.: free, whitish, ventricose; lamellulae present.
stipe
Schumacher coll.: 114 × 7.5 μm, white, becoming pinkish in dry region above annular zone (with surface in this region water-repellant and suggesting surface of Camembert cheese to collector), cylindric, with incomplete S-curve at base; bulb lacking; context white, not hollow, staining wine red in region very close to surface only in area of insect damage; annular zone original part of gluten layer connecting to pileus margin, superior; gluten layer pronounced from annular zone to near base, transparent at first, staining wine read in areas where handled or otherwise damaged.
odor/taste
Schumacher coll.: Odor and taste both farinaceous.
macrochemical tests
Schumacher coll.: 5% KOH - immediately lemon yellow on gluten (pileus and stipe) and in stipe context, becoming yellow-orange and finally red-brown (suggesting old meat).
pileipellis
Schumacher coll.: absent
lamella edge tissue
Schumacher coll.: fertile.
ecology
Schumacher coll.: In small group. At 40 m elev. In humus and acid sand on vegetated inland dune near Pinus sylvestris, Betula pendula, and Quercus "cf. petraea/robur."
material examined
GERMANY: UNKN. STATE—loc. withheld, 14.x.2005 René K. Schumacher s.n. (RET 522-9).
discussion
We are grateful to the collector for the first specimen of the present taxon we have revised along with his photograph of it.
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—R. E. Tulloss
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Limacella illinita var. rubescens sensu Neville & Poumarat
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Limacella illinita var. rubescens sensu Neville & Poumarat
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