Hygrophoropsis
False Chanterelle ( Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca )
The After Leist Linge ( Hygrophoropsis ) is a fungal genus from the order of Dickröhrlingsartigen ( Boletales ).
The type species is the False Chanterelle (H. aurantiaca ).
- 5.1 Literature
- 5.2 Notes and references
Features
Macroscopic characteristics
The 0.5-7 (-10 ) cm wide hat is initially curved, but soon spread to already depressed or almost funnel-shaped. The edge is rolled young. The dry surface has a velvety to feinfilzige, more rarely, a close-grained, flaky structure. The color spectrum ranges from whitish over bright yellow, cream and ocher- orange to pink and orange to tobacco. The closely spaced lamellae bifurcate several times, sometimes appear slightly veined and run down the stem. You can use the same color palette as the hat have to brick reddish tones. In addition, they can be easily detached from the Cap flesh. The stem is sometimes a bit eccentric. The fruiting body is made of soft, loose meat juice. The spore powder is white to pale cream- colored ocher.
Microscopic characteristics
The zystidenlose fruit layer consists of small basidia, in which 3.5 to 11 (-13 ) cm long, smooth-walled spores ripen without germ pore - they have a nearly spherical, oval, elliptical or cylindrical shape. Do not react to iodine or discolor wine red ( dextrinoid ). The cell walls can be personalized with cotton blue stained violet ( cyanophil ). The hyphae have buckles on the transverse walls. The lamellae is built regularly. The hat skin consists of radial, lying hyphae.
Ecology
In the after Leist Lingen is Saprobionten on forest and meadow soils, often they also grow directly on rotten tree stumps and wood waste such as bark chips.
Species
For Europe, the following taxa are known or expected. The Fragrant After Leist Ling is now led by some mycologists in the separate genus Aphroditeola because he is one of kinship in the order of the mushroom -like to the family of Schneck Ling relatives and unlike the "real " After Leist Linge has no dextrinoiden spores.
Brown Red After Leist Ling ( Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca var rufa)
Großsporiger After Leist Ling ( Hygrophoropsis macrospora )
Fragrant After Leist Ling ( Hygrophoropsis morganii )
Importance
When the mushrooms after Leist pieces do not come into consideration because of their inferior value or rare occurrence.