Characterization and taxonomic relationships: Acan thothecis sarcographoides differs from all other species of Acanthothecis in that it has tiny lirellae arranged in distinct pseudo-stromata ...

Unlike typical mushrooms, the hymenium or underside of a bolete mushroom cap doesn’t have gills. Instead, it is a spongy surface with pores. These pores are connected to numerous tiny round ...

PROF. BULLER in the latest volume of his “Researches on Fungi” has broken away somewhat from the main theme of his previous four volumes in that he is not here concerned mainly with the ...

The surface of its hymenium is yellow-orange with well-developed gills. Its stipe, however, is lighter in color, either cream or pale yellow.

— Generative hyphae rare, mostly present at dissepiment edges and subhymenium, hyaline, thin-walled, frequently branched and simple septate, 1.5−2.5 μm in diam, some of them encrusted at dissepiment ...

The shroom has fine, fuzzy hairs that feel like velvet and even has teeth-like structures of its own, also known as hymenium, which are spore-bearing surfaces of a mushroom, typically gills.

Hymenium yellow on fresh or old material, remaining exposed when dry. Ascomata sub-epidermal to intra-epidermal; upper wall extending from the sides to join the lower wall, 18-65 µm thick, composed of ...

Hymenium contains a dense palisade of cystidia and basidia, IKI−, CB−; cystidia numerous, immersed or projecting from hymenium, clavate, subfusiform or subulate with an obtuse apex, hyaline, slightly ...

The mushroom’s hymenium was coldest, and different areas of the mushroom appear to dissipate heat differently. We also constructed a mushroom-based air-cooling prototype system capable of passively ...

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-- The role of mycorrhizal associations in the evolution of the higher Basidiomycetes / by E. Hacskaylo -- Patterns of evolution to the homobasidium / by D.P. Rogers -- Variation in the resupinate ...