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Canadian Science Publishing, Canadian Journal of Botany, 9(76), p. 1589-1595

DOI: 10.1139/cjb-76-9-1589

Canadian Science Publishing, Canadian Journal of Botany, 9(76), p. 1589-1595

DOI: 10.1139/b98-103

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Flammulina (Agaricales): F. stratosa, a new New Zealand species distantly related to the cultivated Enoki mushroom

Journal article published in 1998 by S. A. Redhead ORCID, R. H. Petersen, A. S. Methven
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Abstract

A new species, Flammulina stratosa Redhead, Petersen & Methven, sp.nov., is described from living Nothofagus from New Zealand. It is characterized by a thick, gelatinized mediopellis that virtually replaces all other pilear tramal tissues and is comparable with Flammulina similis. Cultures and mating systems are described.Key words: tetrapolar, conidia, southern hemisphere.