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McNabb, R.F.R. 1968: The Strobilomycetaceae of New Zealand. New Zealand Journal of Botany 5(4): 532-547.

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McNabb, R.F.R. 1968: The Strobilomycetaceae of New Zealand. New Zealand Journal of Botany 5(4): 532-547.
New Zealand Journal of Botany
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Strobilomycetaceae

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Hymenophore yellow when young. tinted reddish brown at maturity; spores ornamented with slightly spiralled, lamel- late ridges
Boletellus ananas
Hymenophore sordid white when young, sordid creamy white, pallid greyish red, flesh-coloured. or violaceous at maturity; spores ornamented with short, cylindrical pegs or smooth
Tylopilus, Austroboletus, Mucilopilus (see Porphyrellus)

Porphyrellus

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Spores ornamented with short, cylindrical pegs concentrated around middle
Austroboletus lacunosus ( as P. novae-zelandiae)
Spores smooth
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2
Stipe lacunose- reticulate; pileus and stipe white, mucilaginous
Austroboletus niveus (as P. niveus)
Stipe subglabrous to finely velutinate, not lacunose-reticulate
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3
Pores 0.5-1 mm diam., hymenophore sordid creamy white, pallid greyish red or pallid violet at maturity
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Pores 0.25-0.5 mm diam., hymenophore pallid flesh-coloured at maturity; pileus with violaceous tints when fresh
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Pileus dry, cocoa brown to chocolate brown; spores 11.4-16.5 X 17-4.8u
Tylopilus brunneus (as P. brunneus)
Pileus mucilaginous, pallid ochraceous, pinkish fawn or pallid brownish orange; spores 16-20.8X3.6-5.6u
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Hymenophore pallid violet at maturity, adnate
Mucilopilus violaceiporus (as P. violaceiporus)
Hymenophore pallid greyish red at maturity, deeply excavated around apex of stipe
Mucilopilus violaceiporus (as P. nothofagi)
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Spores subfusiform, 13-18.6 X 3.9-5.6u
Mucilopilus violaceiporus (as P. viscidus)
Spores subfusiform, 15-24.7 X 4.2-5.5u
Mucilopilus violaceiporus (as P. viscidus var. macrosporus)

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18 March 2001
30 October 2023
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