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Tubes not alveolar
Tubes very irregular,stipe usually thick and polished,
pileus umbilicate,tough, yellowish white with brown
marginal band,cilia short,fugacious
P. variiporus
Tubes regular;stipe slender,not polished; plants rather
delicate, cilia variable in form and persistence
Pileus opaque,not translucent,1-4 cm,cilia long,of uncertai
duration;mostly cespitose P. Tricholoma
Pileus very thin,more or less translucent,1-2 cm, cilia sho
short, slender fucacious; plants not cespitose
P. Cowellii
Stipe wholly black or fuliginous, variously attached, usually
darker than the pileus
Pileus finely tomentose,drab colored,with reddish brown spots
small,circular; tubes rounded,minute.
P. maculosus
Tubes 0.5-1 mm
Stipe less than 1 cm,pileus normal
P. Wrightii
Stipe usually very long,1-15 cm;pileus sometimes aborted,
resembling a Xylaria
P. marasmioïdes
Tubes much smaller, 4-10 to a mm.
Pileus 12-25 cm in diam,white or pallid
P. Underwoodii
Pileus half this size
Surface light colored,isabelline to pale umbrinus
stipe lateral
P. subelegans
Surface bright bay to almost black
Stipe central,pileus proliferous at times,surface
glabrous
P. diabolicus
Stipe horizontal,lateral or eccentric, 0.3-1 cm long
pileus 2-10 cm in diam.
Surface glabrous
P. Blanchetianus
Surface marked with rows of serrated black squamules
P. scabellus
Context bright yellow or red
Hymenophore distinctly stipitate,context yellow
Thaeolopsis VeraCrucis
Hymenophore sessile or subsessile
Pores yellow, context thin
Pores red,context firm, tubes firm,regular,unchanging on drying;
surface pelliculose
Fycnoporus sanguineus
Context brown
Hymenophore stipitate,spores brown
Hymenophore sessile
Spores hyaline
Context light brown,tough,not encrusted
Surface glabrous or nearly so
Pileus less than 1 cm thick
Favolus
Surface marked with white and light brown zones
F. tenuis
Surface variegated with dark brown and purple zones
F. [illegible]variegatus
Pileus 2-3 cm thick, surface azonate
F. leprosus
Pileus poroid
Hapalopilus licnoides
Surface distinctly hairy
Coriolopsis
Tubes small and regular
Coriolopsis