Hygrophorus cyaneus Berk. 1867
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Nomenclature
Berk.
Berk.
1867
604
ICN
Hygrophorus cyaneus Berk. 1867
species
Hygrophorus cyaneus
Classification
Descriptions
Hygrophorus cyaneus Berk. 1867
On the ground. Waitaki (85), with figure.
The colour as shown in the drawing is verdigris-green, but in other respects it does not appear to differ from the typical form in any essential particular.
Hygrophorus cyaneus Berk. 1867
Hygrophorus cyaneus Berkeley (3 D, 4, 16, 27) = Entoloma hochstetteri (Reichardt) Stevenson
No specimens have been preserved but a well executed painting of this distinctive fungus by J. V. Haast exists at Kew. For further details see Stevenson (27).
Hygrophorus cyaneus Berk. 1867
There is no type material in the Kew Herbarium but the taxon is well documented with a painting executed by J. V. Haas (cf. Stevenson, 1962: 234; Horak, 1971: 417).
Hygrophorus cyaneus Berk. 1867
Entirely clear sky-blue. Pileus acutely conical, splitting, slightly striate, 4 cm. high; gills free, very broad (1 cm.) in front, gradually narrowing to the stem ; stem 12 cm. high, 7-8 mm. thick, hollow, base thickened.
Middle Island: Beech forests, amongst moss, Nelson Province. Julius Haast.
The present species is somewhat uncertain, being described by Berkeley from a crude drawing only. To this species Cooke refers a drawing of a Fungus from Waitaki, with the following remark : "The colour as shown in the drawing is verdigris-green, but in other respects it does not appear to differ from the typical form in any essential particular."
Taxonomic concepts
Hygrophorus cyaneus Berk. 1867
Hygrophorus cyaneus Berk.
Hygrophorus cyaneus Berk. 1867
Hygrophorus cyaneus Berk. (1867)
Global name resources
Notes
typification
Middle Island: Beech forests, amongst moss, Nelson Province. Julius Haast
Metadata
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scientific name
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19 April 2012