Coltricia perennis (tiger's eye) - BioInfo.
Coltricia perennis: Scientific classification; Kingdom: Fungi. Division: Basidiomycota. Class: Agaricomycetes. Order: Hymenochaetales. Family: Hymenochaetaceae. Genus: Coltricia. Gray (1821) Type species; Coltricia connata. Gray (1821) Coltricia is a genus of fungi in the family Hymenochaetaceae. It was circumscribed by Samuel Frederick Gray in.
Etymology. The origin of the generic name Coltricia is Latin and means a couch or a seat. (In the USA the common name for this mushroom is Fairy's Stool.) The specific epithet perennis is straightforward and means, just as it sounds, perennial.
Mushroom Observer: Name: Coltricia perennis (L.) Murrill.
Interactions where Coltricia perennis is the controlling partner and gains from the process The following relationships have been collated from the published literature (see 'References'). Stage.Boletus perennis L. synonym: UKSI Boletus subtomentosus sensu Bolton (Hist. Fung. Halifax 2: 87 (1788)) synonym sensu Bolton (Hist. Fung. Halifax 2: 87 (1788)) UKSI Coltricia connata Gray synonym: UKSI Coltricia perennis (L. ex Fr.) Murrill synonym: UKSI.Coltricia species Coltricia perennis Name Synonyms Boletus confluens Schumach. Boletus cyathiformis Vill. Boletus fimbriatus Bull., 1791 Boletus fimbriatus Roth Boletus infundibulum Roth Boletus lejeunii L.Marchand Boletus leucoporus Holmsk.
Coltricia perennis. Cap 2-13 cm, whitish tan, soft orangish brown, yellow brown ( golden cinnamon) to dark brown aging grayish; Distinctly zoned with sharp edges; Radially fibrillose or appressed velutinate surface; Center flat to depressed, margin thin and rounded.Coltricia perennis is characterized by its more or less centrally stipitate basidiomata with markedly zonate upper surfaces. The typical habitat is on hard-packed roads and paths in coniferous forests. It does not seem to be associated at all with rotting wood and may be mycorrhizal.
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Coltricia perennis Tiger’s Eye. Species: 24 images Classification: (where Coltricia fits in the taxonomic hierarchy) Taxonomic hierarchy: Genus: Coltricia (a genus of bracket fungi) Family: HYMENOCHAETACEAE (a family of bracket fungi) Order: HYMENOCHAETALES (an order of basidiomycete fungi).
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Coltricia perennis (L.) Murrill, 1903 PlutoF Taxonomy Synonyms.
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General information about Coltricia perennis (CLTCPE). PPP uses classification; EPPO GD Desktop; Download user guide; Coltricia perennis. is not responsible for any use that may be made of the information from this project subsequently included in the EPPO Global Database.
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In the example of Coltricia perennis the bracketed letter L refers to the Swedish botanist Carl Linnaeus, who first named the species in 1753. Linnaeus orginally called it Boletus perennis, but later mycologists did not believe it should be included in Boletus and sought to find a more appropriate genus.
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The ultrastructure of the septal pore cap (SPC) of Asterodon, Asterostroma and Coltricia were examined to establish the taxonomic position of these genera.Asterostroma has dolipores with perforate SPCs and is classified in the Lachnocladiaceae. In contrast, Asterodon and Coltricia have dolipores with imperforate SPCs and belong to the Hymenochaetaceae.
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Coltricia perennis Tiger’s Eye. Species: 8 trophisms Classification: (where Coltricia fits in the taxonomic hierarchy) Taxonomic hierarchy: Genus: Coltricia (a genus of bracket fungi) Family: HYMENOCHAETACEAE (a family of bracket fungi) Order: HYMENOCHAETALES (an order of basidiomycete fungi).
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