Capilano River Regional Park, North Vancouver.
West side of river
Uphill from river below trail
Latitude
49° 21’ north
Longitude
123° 6’ west
Altitude
100 m
Date
22/10/2005 (DD/MM/YYYY)
GeneBank Accession Number
Morphological Description
Collector
Kori Archer
Number
KA1
Other Collectors
Charlotte King
Determined by
Kori Archer
Host Substratum
rotting wood
Notes
Habitat
Wet rotting wood on soil below trail-bridge in conifer forest
uphill on west side of river below trail
DNA sequence in GeneBank
Name of Sequencer
Kori Archer
Specimen Images
Cap shape when mature
phylum
Basidiomycota
material collected
gilled mushroom
morphology summary
Material collected: gilled mushroom
Habit: 1 solitary or scattered
Color of top surface: 6 pink or salmon
Secondary color top surface: 10 rust brown (reddish brown)
Spore print color: 15 black or dark gray
Hymenium color when young: 1 white
Hymenium color when mature: 2 light gray
Spore length: 15.3
Spore width: 7.6
Smell: 2 mild/none
Taste: 3 mild/none
Flesh hardness: 2 firm, fleshy
Cap color with age: 10 rust brown (reddish brown)
Cap stain color: 11 dark brown
Cap width: 3.2
Cap surface texture: 2 smooth
Cap stickiness: 3 sticky or slimy when wet
Cap has concentric zones of color: No
Cap stalk easily part: No
Cap hygrophanous: No
Cap flesh color: 1 white
Cap flesh stain color: 3 pale yellow or cream
Flesh toughness: 3 tough - does not tear easily
Cap cross section: 4 inrolled
Cap margin surface: 2 smooth
Cap edge: 1 smooth
Stipe core: 1 solid
Stipe position: 1 central
Stipe flesh hardness: 2 firm, fleshy
Stipe flesh toughness: 3 tough - does not tear easily
Stipe flesh color: 1 white
Stipe flesh stain color: 3 pale yellow or cream
Stipe primary color: 1 white
Stipe secondary color: 3 pale yellow or cream
Stipe stain color: 8 tan - light brown
Stipe surface texture: 10 smooth
Stipe width: 79
Gill attachment: 3 decurrent
Hymenium stain color: 15 black or dark gray
Gills forked: No
Partial veil type: 3 glutinous
Ring color: 1 white
Spore shape: 3 elliptical
cap cuticle type: mucilaginous
