Identification of Wood-inhabiting Aphyllophorales in Pure Culture

Advancing zone appressed Advancing zone raised Aerial hyphae Aerial hyphae hyaline aerial mycelium angiosperms appressed to raised Arthroconidia Arthroconidia absent Bakshi Basidiocarps becoming felty Berk bleached Boidin brownish Chlamydospores Chlamydospores ellipsoid Cinnamon clamps Code Colony becoming Colony white Conidia cottony-woolly crustose cultures Cystidia Davidson Donk ellipsoid encrusted firm-walled floccose globose Gloeocystidia Growth rate gymnosperms hymenophore hyphae absent hyphae dense hyphae distant hyphae present hyphae rather distant hyphae thin Hyphal strands inequivalently branched Inonotus interlocking hyphae Karst laccase lateral hyphae locally Mainly Marginal and aerial Marginal hyphae Mat appressed Mat cottony Mat downy mycelium N.-America Nobles Odour absent Peniophora Phellinus plumose Polyporus Poria rarely Reverse bleached Reverse unchanged septa skeletal hyphae skeletoid skeletoid hyphae species spores Sub)tropical subfelty subglobose Submerged hyphae thickened walls thin to thickened thinly cottony Trametes typically Tyromyces Tyrosinase unbranched skeletal hyphae Vararia velvety weeks Westhuizen white to cream woolly µm diam µm wide