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Pileus isabelline to fulvous
Coriolopsis
Pores inconspicuous;pileus papery-thin, very soft and
flexible
Pi
Pores conspicuous
Hymenium isabelline;pileus thick and firm
C. crocata
C. occidentalis
Hymenium whitish or grayish,at least until maturity
pileus thin,1-3 mm,flexible often narrowly re-
flexed or wholly resupinate
Surface and hymenium whitish to isabelline
C. rigida
Surface isabelline to fulvous or whitish cinereous
hymenium murinuous to umbrinous
C. fulvocinerea
Pileus wholly or partly darker than tawny, usually bay-brown
or blackish
Context isabelline
Surface finely tomentose to scabrous
C. Taylori
Surface densely clothed with long cirriform hairs
C. cirrifer
Context umbrinous-chestnut
Pileus effused, narrowly reflexed
Tubes large, 2 per mm, cinereous
C. vittata
Tubes small, 7-8 per mm, purplish umbrinous
C. vibratilis
Pileus not effused, or if so broadly reflexed
Surface entirely pure black, or slightly fuliginous in
narrow zones;hymenium grayish white
C. nigrocinerea
Surface fulvous umbrinous with bay-black zones, or
uniformly dark bay
Pileus flexible,tomentose to aculeate
C. caperata
Pileus rigid,tomentose to glabrous, tubes often
stratified
C. subglabrescens
Tubes large and irregular
.Funalia
Context very thin 1-2 mm
Surface villose,with simple hairs;hymenium pale rose when
fresh
F. villosa.
Surface strigose,with branched hairs; hymenium pallid to brov
brown
F. cladotricha
Context usually quite thick, 3-15 mm
Surface hispid
F. hispidula
Sürface villose or hirsute
F. stuppea
Surface aculeate
F. aculeifer
Context dark brown
Context duplex, mostly of intricately woven black hairs
Trichaptum trichomallum
Context simple, tough
Tubes yellow
Flaviporus crocitinctus
Tubes black
Nigroporus vinosus
Tubes brown,rarely greenish
Tubes soon splitting into teeth
Cerrenella
Pileus 1 mm or less thick, hymenium olivaceous becoming ashy
C. farinacea.
Pileus 3-7 mm thick,hymenium chestnut to almost black
C. subcoriacea
Tubes entire