


Mycena rubroglobulosa Segedin 1991

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Mycena rubroglobulosa Segedin 1991
ETYMOLOGY: The name refers to the conspicuous, red, plasmatic globules in the tissues, particularly the basidia.
M. rubroglobulosa shares numerous characters with M. singeri Lodge (Lodge 1988) and M. endoglobulosa Sing. (Singer 1978) in colour and shape of cystidia, pileipellis characters and conducting elements. It differs from M. singeri in the shape and larger size of the spores, presence of globules of red material (insoluble in KOH) in the basidia as well as the cystidia, and the absence of caulocystidia, and from M. endoglobulosa, which has larger spores, and no pleurocystidia, lactifers, or pigment in the pileipellis.