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Ramaria avellaneovertex R.H. Petersen 1988

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Ramaria avellaneovertex R.H. Petersen 1988
Ramaria avellaneovertex R.H. Petersen 1988

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Endemic
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New Zealand
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R.H. Petersen
R.H. Petersen
1988
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Ramaria avellaneovertex R.H. Petersen 1988
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Ramaria avellaneovertex
Waipoua Forest Sanctuary, Hokianga Co., Northland, [New Zealand', vic. Forestry Headquarters, ll.v.83, coll. RHP, no. 43819 (holotype, PDD 46684 , isotype, TENN 43819).

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avellaneovertex

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Ramaria avellaneovertex R.H. Petersen 1988

North Island: OSF, Kauri Reserve, Lake Loop Track, 1.vi.82, coll. RHP, no. 43440 (TENN); WKR, vic. Forestry Headquarters, 11.v.83, coll. RHP, no. 43819 (holotype, PDD; isotype, TENN).
Fruit bodies up to 6 x 2.5 cm, branched, obypramidal in profile. Stipe single, up to 23 x 6 mm, tapering downward, rounded at base, with a few aborted branchlets, off-white. Major branches 2 - several, arising at about the same level, up to 4 mm thick, terete, ascending to erect, pallid greyish yellow ("colonial buff"); axils narrowly rounded, internodes diminishing gradually. Apices cuspidate to dichotomous, short, stout, pallid lavender when young ("avellaneous") muting and fading in age ("vinaceous buff", "cream buff"). All parts appearing subtranslucent or water-soaked; flesh of all parts watery except at stipe, more or less soapy or slippery when rubbed; flesh concolourous to surface, somewhat darker at branch tips. Dirt specks clearly watery vinescent. Odour and taste negligible.
Macrochemical reactions: FCL = deep forest-green; PHN = ambiguous; ANW, KOH, NOH, PYR, ANO, GUA = negative.
Tramal hyphae of branches up to 20 µm diam., inflated, of barrel-shaped cells, adherent when dry, hyaline, clampless, strictly parallel, tightly packed. Hymenium thickening significantly and irregularly; basidia 40-45 x 5-7 µm, clavate, clampless, hyaline singly, golden in mass; contents more or less homogeneous; sterigmata 4, spindly, erect.
Spores (Fig. 102) (8.3) 9.4-11.2 x 4.3-5.0 µm (E =1.77-2.42; Em = 2.15; Lm = 10.02 µm), ellipsoid to subcylindrical, conspicuously roughened in profile; contents sludgy to uni- to several-guttulate, deep golden refringent; wall less than 0.2 µm thick; hilar appendix from oblique to almost perpendicular to spore axis, papillate; ornamentation of significantly raised warts and meandering ridges covering significant amounts of wall surface.
Under Agathis.
Receptacula ad 60 x 25 mm, in circumsciptione obpyramidalia. Stipite indivisibili, ad 23 x 6 mm, deorsum contracto, cremeo; ramis et ramulis flavis sordidis; apicibus cuspidatis ad dichotomis, junioribus avellaneis, vetustioribus leniter vinaceis; odore et sapore nullo; in stipite guttulis parvulis leniter vinascentibus. Hyphis efibulatis, inflatis; basidiis 40-45 µm longis, davatis, efibulatis; sterigmatibus 4. Sporis 9.4-11.2 x 4.3-5.0 µm, ellipsoideis ad subcylindricis, ornatis, ut in oratione infra.

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Ramaria avellaneovertex R.H. Petersen 1988
Ramaria avellaneovertex R.H. Petersen (1988)
Ramaria avellaneovertex R.H. Petersen 1988
Ramaria avellaneovertex R.H. Petersen (1988)
Ramaria avellaneovertex R.H. Petersen 1988
Ramaria avellaneovertex R.H. Petersen (1988)

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Ramaria avellaneovertex R.H. Petersen 1988
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Waipoua Forest Sanctuary, Hokianga Co., Northland, [New Zealand', vic. Forestry Headquarters, ll.v.83, coll. RHP, no. 43819 (holotype, PDD 46684 , isotype, TENN 43819).

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1 January 2001
15 December 2003
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