E-Flora BC: Electronic Atlas of the Flora of British Columbia

Typhula umbrina Remsberg
no common name
Typhulaceae

Species account author: Ian Gibson.
Extracted from Matchmaker: Mushrooms of the Pacific Northwest.

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Species Information

Summary:

Not available
Fruiting body:
0.8-1.5cm tall, consisting of stem and head, erect, straight or slightly curved; head 0.3-0.8cm x 0.08-0.15cm, cylindric-subclavate, blunt (apex fertile), solid; white or avellaneous
Stem:
0.3-0.4cm x 0.02-0.05cm, rufescent-brown to wood-brown, base often blackish; minutely puberulous [downy], especially at base; sclerotium 0.05-0.4cm wide, convexo-plane, erumpent or superficial, dark brown to chestnut, drying blackish, smooth or slightly rough
Microscopic:
spores 11.5-15.5 x 4-8 microns, ovate, apiculus slight; basidia 4-spored, 31-39 x 6-8 microns; hyphae of head and stem incrusted; cortex of sclerotium composed of single or double layer of agglutinated hyphae with fairly wide lumen, cuticle 7-12 microns thick reddish brown, medulla composed of free interwoven incrusted hyphae

Habitat / Range

on roots of Brassica campestris, and leaves and rhizomes of Iris, (Corner), on turnips in BC, on leaves and rhizomes of iris in ON, (Remsberg)

Synonyms and Alternate Names

Craterellus humphreyi Burt

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Species References

Corner(2), Remsberg(1) (Latin description)

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