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(A) Mycene tuberioides, as yet unrecorded from Britain, one of several small species to
search for on the decaying leaf sheaths of riparian plants; (B) M. oregonensis, on fallen
Picea leaves; (C) M. flavescens; (D) M. acicula; (E) M. purpureofusca; (F) M. erubescens;
(G) M. olivaceomarginata. Photos: A D E G - T Laessce: B C F - E E Emmett.
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(A) Mycene capillaripes; (BJ" M. epipterygie; (C) M. floridula, looks like M. adonis when
young but turns citrine and the pileus flares with age; (D-E) M.laevigata, a tough pale species
fasciculate on conifer wood, could be confused with a pale M. galericulata; (F) M. leptophylle;
(G) M. inclinata; (H) M. viridimarginata; (I) M. con color. Photos: A B D E G - E E Emmett;
C F H I - T Laessoe.
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15(14) Basidiomata from buff to dark red brown .. rubromarginata
P 10-25mm. S 15-55xl-2.5mm grey brown colours often with
pinkish tones. L: 16-20 ascending adnate, white to pale greyish
brown. edge red to dark purple-brown. Odour absent or in-
distinct. (B&K 290)
15(14) Basidiomata violet to almost black purpureofusca
P 10-40mm. S 35-100xl-4mm colours as pileus. paler above.
L: 20-30 greyish or whitish. edge dark violet to grey-purple.
(MYC 92.4)
Mycena renati (Key). sometimes has a coloured lamella-edge especially
towards the cap margin and latex-free specimens of M. sanguinoJenta and
M. haematopus might bring one to this key. so it is important to check the
substratum and examine more than one basidiome if possible.
Mycena pearsoniana (Key G). which has the habit of M. pure, sometimes
has coloured lamella-edges when young. it has decurrent lamellae. no
coloured pleurocystidia and inamyloid spores; this species could lead to
this key.