The Mushroom, Edible and Otherwise. Miron Elisha Hard

Hymenium with gills Agaricaceæ. Hymenium with pores Polyporaceæ. Hymenium with teeth Hydnaceæ. Hymenium even Thelophoraceæ. Hymenium, superior— Hymenium on smooth surface, club-shaped, Clavariaceæ. Hymenium lobed, convolute, gelatinous, Tremellaceæ.

      Family 1—Agaricaceae.

      Hymenium inferior, pileus more or less expanded, convex, bell-shaped. Gills radiating from the point of attachment of the pileus with the stem, or from a lateral stem to other parts of the cap, simple or branched.

I. Spores white or slightly tinted.
	A. Plants fleshy, more or less firm, decaying soon.
		a. Stem fleshy, pileus easily separating from the stem.
			Volva present and ring on the stem.
			Pileus bearing warts or patches free from the cuticle			Amanita.
			Volva present, ring wanting			Amanitopsis.
			Pileus scaly, scales concrete with cuticle,
			Volva wanting, ring present			Lepiota.
			Hymenophore confluent,
			Without cartilaginous bark,
		b. Stem central, ring present (sometimes vague),
			Volva wanting, gills attached			Armillaria.
			Without a ring,
				Gills sinuate		Tricholoma.
				Gills decurrent,
					Edges acute	Clitocybe.
					Edges swollen	Cantharellus.
				Gills adnate,
					Parasitic on other mushrooms	Nyctalis.
					Not parasitic,
					Milky	Lactarius.
					Not exuding juice when bruised,
					Rigid and brittle	Russula.
					Quite viscid, waxy consistency	Hygrophorus.
		c. Stem lateral or none, rarely central				Pleurotus.
		d. Stem with cartilaginous bark,				Скачать книгу В начало < 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 > В конец