


Phaeomarasmius aureosimilis E. Horak 1980

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Phaeomarasmius aureosimilis E. Horak 1980
In the field this yellow-brown species can be mistaken for a species of Gymnopilus Karsten. This New Zealand fungus is a close relative of the following two European species of Phaeomarasmius, viz, P. muricatus (Fr. ex Fr.) Singer and P. limulatus (Fr. ex Weinm.) Singer. It can be distinguished by the size and shape both of the spores and cheilocystidia and in addition by the rather tomentose structure of the pileocutis.