Surface distinctly tomentose Context thin, translucent Context thick, opaque Surface tessellate; stipe distinct F. subcaperata Surface not tessellate; stipe a mere tubercle F. caperata Pileus purple or brown Stipe [illegible] eccentric; tubes 2.5 mm long; pileus sub- circular F. subpurpurascens Stipe lateral; tubes 1.5 mm long; pileus spatulate F. purpurascens Stipe central Margin entire Margin ciliate Tubes regularly hexagonal Pileus purple Pileus yellow or brown Tubes meruliod Tubes of normal length Tubes circular or if angular, not regularly hexagonal Surface zonate Pileus white or pale brown, unchanging Tubes entire Tubes lacerate Pileus ochraceous or sordid becoming bay or black with age or on drying Pileus ochraceous becoming bay Pileus sordid becoming black Surface not zonate Stipe pallid or light brown, central, not darker than pileus Margin not ciliate Pileus with hydnoid processes near margin P. hydniceps Pileus villous, tomentose or scabrous, becoming glabrous in age, dissepiments dentate Pileus scabrous, irregular, umbrinous, margin involute stipe scabrous, tubes small 4 per mm, dissepiments [illegible] F. scabriceps Pileus villous or tomentosevi rgate from rupture of cuti- cle; tubes 2 per mm, decurrent P. virgatus Pileus minutely tomentose or glabrous from the first Sporophore goblet shape,pileus less than 3 cm broad, shallow- ly depressed at center, stipe long, striate,expanding into pileus P. Tuba Sporophore trumpet shaped;pileus 5-10 cm,deeply infundibuli- form;stipe 3 cm, pallid,pulverulent F. craterellus Sporophore not as above Pileus 2 mm in diam,umbilicate, margin involute,pores alveolar P. Acicula Pileus 10 cm or more,surface umbrinous, stipe hispid P. discoideus Pileus 2-5 cm,white,context white,1 mm or less thick, stipe central Margin of pileus ciliate, disappearing in age Tubes alveolar, margin of pileus finely hispid,broadly sterile below,surface ochre, radiate striate;stipe brown pulveru- lent P. aemulans