Laetiporus multi-access key/Chars
From Species-ID
- SHOW Laetiporus Character list
- CHARACTER LIST
- 1. Basidiocarps <Type of basidiocarp attachment>/
1. pileate and sessile/ 2. pileate and substipitate/ 3. pileate and stipitate/
- 2. Basidiocarps <Attachment of stipe to the pileus >/
1. central/ 2. lateral/
- 3. Basidiocarps <Basidiocarp aggregation>/
1. single/ 2. imbricate/ 3. imbricate from a common stem/ 4. rosette/
- 4. Pileus <Pileus shape, top view>/
1. dimidiate/ 2. flabelliform/ 3. spathulate/
- 5. Pileus <Pileus upper surface color (when fresh)>/
1. orange/ 2. yellow/ 3. reddish/ 4. whitish/
- 6. Pileus <Pileus shape, side view>/
1. plane/
- 7. Pileus length (cm)/
- 8. Pileus width (cm)/
- 9. Pore <Shape of pores>/
1. angular/ 2. round/
- 10. Pores <Surface color (when fresh)>/
1. cream to white/ 2. yellow/ 3. ochraceous or dark color/ 4. pale orange or pale pink/
- 11. Pores < density (number per mm)>/
1. minute (4-7 pores per mm)/ 2. medium (3-6 pores per mm)/ 3. large (2-4 pores per mm)/
- 12. Context <thickness (cm)>/
cm/
- 13. Tube layer <length>/
1. up to 1.5 mm/ 2. up to 3 mm/ 3. up to 5 mm/
- 14. Basidiospore <shape>/
1. subglobose (short ellipsoid) R=1.05-1.15/ 2. broadly ellipsoid (R=1.15-1.3)/ 3. ellipsoid (R=1.3-1.6)/ 4. ovoid/
- 15. Basidiospore <length>/
μm/
- 16. Basidiospore <width>/
μm/
- 17. Geographic distribution/
1. Eastern and Midwestern North America/ 2. Western North America/ 3. Northeastern and Northcentral USA/ 4. Southern North America/ 5. in states of the USA bordering the Gulf of Mexico/ 6. Europe/ 7. Southeastern Asia/ 8. East Asia /
- 18. Substrates <Angiosperm or gymnosperm>/
1. angiosperms / 2. gymnosperm: Taxus/ 3. gymnosperms (other)/
- 19. Substrate <occurring on living or dead substrates>/
1. dead trunks and logs (saprophyte)/ 2. living trees (root and butt rot)/ 3. living trees (stem rot)/
- 20. Anamorphic form (Subgrobose fruitbodies in which prodused chlamydospores
abundandly)/ 1. frequent/ 2. rare/ 3. not found/
- 21. Culture <growth rate on MEA media per day>/
mm/
- 22. Optimum growth temperature in culture/
1. 22-28 °C/ 2. 19-22 °C/
- 23. Culture <color>/
1. cream/ 2. orange or reddish/ 3. pale brown or ochraceous/
- 24. Texture of aerial mycelium in culture (cf. Stalper's code)/
1. farinaceous / 2. floccose/ 3. cottony/ 4. woolly/ 5. plumose/
- 25. Chlamydospores presence in culture/
1. absent/ 2. rare/ 3. frequent/
- 26. Conidiospores presence in culture/
1. absent/ 2. rare/ 3. frequent/ 4. abundant/