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Russula solitaria McNabb 1973

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Russula solitaria McNabb, New Zealand J. Bot. 11 693 (1973)
Russula solitaria McNabb 1973

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McNabb
McNabb
1973
693
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Russula solitaria McNabb 1973
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Russula solitaria

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solitaria

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Russula solitaria McNabb 1973

Under N. truncata, Auckland: Rotorua, Mangorewa Gorge, 25.iv.l967, R. F. R. McN. (holotype, pdd 26566).
pileus: 6 cm diam., centrally depressed at maturity, viscid, glabrous, velar remnants absent, light brown to pallid reddish brown in centre, paling to greyish brown at margins; margins entire, shallowly pectinate for I cm. Cuticle composed of repent or obliquely ascending, loosely interwoven, hyaline, thin-walled, septate hyphae 2-5 µm diam., terminal cells unspecialised, tapering apically, becoming heavily gelatinised; pilocystidia absent. lamellae: adnate, crowded, moderately thin, simple or forked near stipe, to 5 mm deep, white to dull white, not discoloured at maturity, lamellulae rare. stipe: 3.5 cm long, equal, 0.8 cm diam., solid, dry, finely felted under lens, pallid reddish grey; flesh white, unchanging on exposure to air. Cuticle composed of interwoven, repent, thin-walled, septate hyphae 2-6 µm diam., terminal cells unspecialised, projecting obliquely. spores: spore print white; spores broadly elliptical, obovate, or pip-shaped, obliquely apiculate, apiculus to 1.5-(2) µm long, 7-9 X 5.5-7.5 µm, ornamentation of moderately dense, amyloid verrucae to 0.7 µm high, isolated, in small confluent groups, or joined by fine amyloid ridges and forming a fragmentary reticulum; plage absent. hymenium: basidia hyaline, clavate, 42-58 X 8-10.5 µm, 4-spored, sterigmata to 7 µm long; pleurocystidia scattered, numerous, fusiform, hyaline, thin-walled, contents refractive in KOH, projecting to 25 µm beyond basidia, apices acuminate, capitulate or occasionally mucronate, 55-94 X 6-10 µm, cheilocystidia similar to pleurocystidia but shorter. hymenophoral trama: heteromerous, intermixed. context of pileus: white, unchanging; structure heteromerous, clamp connections absent. taste: lamellae and context mild. chemical characters: formalin on context—n.r.; phenol on context—slowly dark brown with faint vinaceous tints; FeSO4 on context—rapidly dull greyish red; guaiacol on stipe base—rapidly salmon pink, darkening with time; KOH on pileus—darkening slightly; on context—n.r.; NH4OH on pileus and context—n.r.
Solitary under Nothofagus.
Pileus centraliter depressus 6 cm diam., pallide rubro-brunneus ad marginem pallescens, viscidus, glaber; veli vestigia deficiunt; margines integri, pectinati per 1 cm. Lamellae adnatae, obscure albae ad 5 mm altae; lamellulae rarae. Stipes 3,5 cm longus, aequalis, 0.8 cm diam., solidus, siccus, concolor cum pileo. Sporae late ellipticae 7-9 X 5.5-7.5 µm, amyloides dense ornatae.
holotype, pdd 26566

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Russula solitaria McNabb 1973
Russula solitaria McNabb 1973
Russula solitaria McNabb 1973
Russula solitaria McNabb (1973)
Russula solitaria McNabb 1973
Russula solitaria McNabb (1973)
Russula solitaria McNabb 1973
Russula solitaria McNabb (1973)
Russula solitaria McNabb 1973
Russula solitaria McNabb (1973)
Russula solitaria McNabb 1973
Russula solitaria McNabb (1973)
Russula solitaria McNabb 1973

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Russula solitaria McNabb 1973
New Zealand
Bay of Plenty
Russula solitaria McNabb 1973
New Zealand
Nelson
Russula solitaria McNabb 1973
New Zealand
North Canterbury
Russula solitaria McNabb 1973
New Zealand
Wellington

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1 January 2000
5 February 2003
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