Hygrophoric ( lat. Hygrophoraceae ) is a family of fungi from the basidiomycetes division.
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 Hygrophorus eburneus | ||||||||||||
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| Hygrophoraceae Lotsy , 1907 | ||||||||||||
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Morphology
- The fruit bodies are hatched , in most species brightly colored.
- The cap is usually sticky or slimy.
- The plates are thick, usually rare and descending on the leg . They are much wider than in other families because of the thick tram layer and the greater length of the basidia .
- Covers are absent.
- White spore powder , colorless spores .
The central genus of the family - Hygrophorus ( Hygrophorus ) was previously divided into three groups: Limatsium ( Limacium ), Camarophyllus and Hygrocybe , the latter two are often united in one genus Hygrocybe , which usually grow in meadows. Species growing in the forests and forming mycorrhiza are now included in the genus Hygrophorus .
Literature
- Cherepanova N. P. Systematics of fungi. - SPb .: Publishing house of S.-Petersburg. University, 2005
- Fedorov A. A. Plant life in 6 tt. T. 2. Mushrooms. - M .: Enlightenment, 1976