| genus: |
Hygrophorus |
vouchered by: |
Brad Bomanz |
date found: |
8/31/2005 |
| species: |
miniatus |
collected by: |
Brad Bomanz |
voucher no: |
224 |
| variety: |
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mycologist: |
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| state: |
Illinois |
latitude: |
038.654 N |
city: |
Collinsville |
| county: |
St. Clair |
longitude: |
090.065 W |
site location: |
Monks Mounds |
| habitat: |
bottomland - swamp |
moisture conditions: |
very moist |
substrate: |
leaf - mold |
| reference document: |
The Audubon Society Field Guide to North American Mushrooms - 1981 |
ISBN No: |
0-394-51992-2 |
| author: |
Alfred A. Knopf |
page: |
663 |
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| spore length: |
7 - 8.5 microns |
spore width: |
4.5 - 5.5 microns |
spore color: |
clear |
| spore texture: |
smooth |
spore shape: |
elliptical with one oil drop |
spore print color: |
white |
| chemical reaction: |
n/d |
| comments: |
This species differs from Hygrophorus cantharellus due to its lack of gills strongly decending the stipe. Hygrophorus ruber has a somewhat slimy, conical cap. Also know as Hygrocybe miniata. |
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| Notes: |
n/a=not applicable |
Spore scale: |
Each mark = 1 micron. |
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n/d=not determined |
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