record number
mo-322868
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Observation mo-322868, Kurtia argillacea
current determination
Kurtia argillacea
Fungi · Basidiomycota · Agaricomycetes · Hymenochaetales
determination history
datetaxonkindsource
2018-06-23Kurtia argillaceaat_ingestMushroom Observer
field notes
Growing on the underside of a chunk of decorticated Quercus wood with Botryobasidium observation 322861. All structures inamyloid. Monomitic with clamped generative hyphae. Hyphidia absent. Cystidia thin-walled, smooth and tapered with rounded tips and swollen bases. Cystidia projecting 59.04 to 90.93 µm (6 measured). Cystidia measurements from Piximetre: 94 - 105.68 (105.7) × 11.3 - 17.57 (17.6) µm, Q = (5.3) 5.35 - 8.56 (8.6); N = 4, Me = 100.1 × 14.3 µm; Qe = 7.2 Individual cystidia: 104.17 x 13.02 µm, 96.56 x 11.28 µm, 93.97 x 17.57 µm, 105.68 x 15.48 µm Basidia suburniform and 4-sterigmate. Basidia measurements from Piximetre: 23.8 - 29.17 (29.2) × (5.7) 5.71 - 6.45 (6.5) µm, Q = 3.7 - 4.6; N = 5, Me = 26.5 × 6.2 µm; Qe = 4.3 Individual basidia: 29.17 x 6.43 µm, 23.80 x 6.45 µm, 26.51 x 6.33 µm, 26.84 x 6.26 µm, 26.37 x 5.71 µm Spores smooth and thin-walled. Spore measurements from Piximetre: (6.4) 6.7 - 8 (8.5) × (4.1) 4.2 - 4.8 (5.1) µm, Q = 1.5 - 1.8 (1.9); N = 30, Me = 7.3 × 4.4 µm; Qe = 1.6 Individual spores: 7.32 x 4.29 µm, 6.44 x 4.28 µm, 7.49 x 4.06 µm, 6.96 x 4.28 µm, 7.46 x 4.57 µm, 6.92 x 4.70 µm, 7.18 x 4.25 µm, 7.45 x 4.18 µm, 6.72 x 4.35 µm, 7.28 x 4.25 µm, 8.08 x 4.58 µm, 7.18 x 4.78 µm, 7.11 x 4.65 µm, 7.24 x 4.60 µm, 7.12 x 4.23 µm, 6.64 x 4.39 µm, 6.57 x 4.43 µm, 7.28 x 4.20 µm, 7.43 x 4.74 µm, 7.01 x 4.24 µm, 7.57 x 4.52 µm, 7.27 x 4.14 µm, 7.10 x 4.25 µm, 7.98 x 4.80 µm, 7.29 x 4.49 µm, 8.52 x 5.07 µm, 7.20 x 4.12 µm, 7.64 x 4.57 µm, 8.02 x 4.30 µm, 7.72 x 4.81 µm
locality
Glen Echo Park, Columbus, Ohio, USA
40.0195, -82.9991
date observed
2018-06-23
observer
Django Grootmyers
licence
CC BY-SA 3.0 · Django Grootmyers · source record
observation frequency
Mushroom Observer 3
GBIF 116

Counts record how often the species has been seen, not how rare it is. Sampling is heavily concentrated in Europe and North America.

threat status
not evaluated

occurrences

Kurtia argillacea — Glen Echo Park, Columbus, Ohio, USA