


Mycena mamaku Segedin 1991

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Mycena mamaku Segedin 1991
ETYMOLOGY: The specific epithet refers to the habitat on aerial roots of mamaku.
This is a very easily recognised fungus, with a very characteristic pleated, parabolic shape, apparently always growing among the aerial roots of Cyathea medullaris. It strongly resembles M. lohwagii Sing. and M. pterigena (Fr.: Fr.) Kumm., differing from them in colour of the basidiome, smaller and more strongly diverticulate cheilocystidia and pileipellis elements, lack of caulocystidia, and a different fern substrate.