Hypholoma capnoides

Hypholoma capnoides is a Champignon S European of Strophariacée S, with soft savor (nonbitter) and with blades grisâtres, which one finds in group or form fasciculée on old stocks, or Deadwood of Conifère S.

Can be confused with Hypholoma fasciculare , much more frequent, with bitter savor, whose blades are yellow greenish

Synonym: Nematoloma capnoides

Description

Hat : from 3 to 6 cm, convex then plane convex, with inflected mean margin and very slightly appendiculée at the beginning, Flesh blanchâtre with pale olivaceous yellow, soft savor.
surface : dry and smooth
color : yellowish, yellow brownish, dirty orange brown center.
Blades : adnées and tightened; of color blanchâtres passing to the gray lilacin then drawing on thepurple one.

Feather-grass : of pale yellow color in top with a range towards the deer/rust with the foot. Texture elastic. Sometimes flexuous form and more or less curve. Variable dimensions: 3-8 X 0,3-0,5 cm.

Cheilocystide S (Cystide S marginal) spindle-shaped or lagéniformes, blunt apex, 20-45 X 6-12 μm,
Chrysocystide S (cystides with refringent, yellow inclusion in ammonia and fixing the blue of cresyl) corpulent at top in tétine, 25-35 X 8-15 μm.

See too

Mushroom

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