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In the typical variety, spores range in size from 40–62 μm (although a smaller range of 45–56 μm is most typical) by 2–2.5 μm; the paraphyses are either slightly branched above or not at all, and are curved to circinate at their
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at times paler; the color tends to deepen with the age of the fruit body. The fertile area (the region that produces spores) is often irregularly wrinkled and sometimes notched at apex, and is up to 2 cm
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region of North
America, extending north to Alaska; it is, however, unknown in Mexico. In Europe, it has been collected from Britain, Germany, Spain, Austria, Belgium,
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is variously described as untested, unknown, or "edible, but rather tough". The small size would likely discourage table use. The odor and taste are not distinctive.
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Kautmanova I. (2005). "Redlist species of fungi held in the collections of Slovak
National Museum – Natural History Museum (BRA). II. Endangered species (EN)".
1016:), it has also been found on rotten wood. One field guide says of this species, "that one is apt to see while down on the ground looking for something else."
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based largely on differences in the shapes and sizes of their spores. All varieties were described from collections made in the United States.
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Common
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Llimona X, Velasco E (1975). "Some
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color, spores that measure 60–80 by 1.5–2 μm, and paraphyses that are branched on the upper parts.
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Fungorum qui in
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Demystified: a Comprehensive Guide to the Fleshy Fungi
1995:
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species (that is, obtaining nutrients from dead or decomposing
1496:. Syracuse, New York: Syracuse University Press. p. 504.
497:(new replacement name), as Schaeffer's published name was not
1785:. Vol. 1. London, UK: Williams and Norgate. p. 203.
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as the "yellow earth tongue", "yellow fan", of "fairy fan".
428:, and fruit bodies may occur singly, in large groups, or in
1665:. College, Alaska: University of Alaska Press. p. 32.
1611:. Englewood, Colorado: Westcliffe Publishers. p. 52.
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1102:"North American hyaline-spored species of the Geoglosseae"
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Fruit bodies growing in moss. Found in coniferous forest,
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produced by the fungus are needle-like, and up to 95
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Thind KS, Singh H (1970). "Helotiales of India Part 12".
1410:. Moscow, Idaho: University Press of Idaho. p. 115.
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Mushrooms of West Virginia and the Central Appalachians
709:), and have an outer wall with a gelatinous layer. The
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Mushrooms of Colorado and the Southern Rocky Mountains
621: in) high, although a range between 2–5 cm (
420: in). The fungus fruits on the ground in mosses,
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Healy RA, Huffman DR, Tiffany LH, Knaphaus G (2008).
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may be distinguished from the velvet-foot fairy fan (
1324:. London, UK: Baldwin, Cradock and Joy. p. 663.
1162:(in Latin). Leipzig, Germany: P.P. Wolf. p. 36.
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called it the "yellowish spatula-stool" in his 1821
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in 1889. In a 1955 publication, American mycologist
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992:The fruit bodies grow scattered or in groups on
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1466:The Encyclopedia of Fungi of Britain and Europe
1253:"Recommended English Names for Fungi in the UK"
1762:Anales del Instituto Botanico A. J. Cavinilles
514:(1821). According to the taxonomical database
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1490:Bessette A, Bessette AR, Fischer DW (1997).
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1436:"Ten new records of macrofungi for Turkey"
1159:Tentamen dispositionis methodicae Fungorum
1024:The fungus is able to protect itself from
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1190:Peck CH. (1903). "New species of fungi".
814:, has spores that are 32–40 by 2 μm.
603:The fan- or spoon-shaped fruit bodies of
2202:Taxa named by Christiaan Hendrik Persoon
1798:Journal of the Indian Botanical Society
1493:Mushrooms of Northeastern North America
1321:A Natural Arrangement of British Plants
1067:. International Mycological Association
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508:this name in the first edition of his
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1192:Bulletin of the Torrey Botanical Club
725:(translucent); some are ring-shaped (
567:Natural Arrangement of British plants
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2123:706d516c-eedc-4061-acfa-e747427f618e
947:is roughly similar in appearance to
1820:"Repellency of injured ascomata of
1004:, summer and fall, and may grow in
1896:Mushrooms of Western North America
1340:Schalkwijk-Barendsen HME. (1991).
406:–2 in), and up to 8 cm (
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580:for "blonde" or "golden yellow".
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1659:Laursen GA, Seppelt RD (2009).
528:August Johann Georg Karl Batsch
477:Der keulenförmige Faltenschwamm
464:in 1774 by the German botanist
1550:The Complete Book of Mushrooms
915:) by differences in the stem:
1:
1548:Tyndalo V, Rinaldi A (1985).
1828:to fungivorous collembolans"
1818:Nakamori T, Suzui A (2006).
737:Mains described a number of
717:(sterile cells found in the
278:attachment is not applicable
1343:Mushrooms of Western Canada
1260:British Mycological Society
681:Microscopic characteristics
244:Mycological characteristics
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2182:Fungi found in fairy rings
1578:Mushrooms of North America
550:to be the same species as
1844:10.1007/s10267-006-0306-8
1735:Zeitschrift für Mykologie
1443:Turkish Journal of Botany
1008:or arcs. Thought to be a
912:Spathulariopsis velutipes
897:Spathulariopsis velutipes
485:Christian Hendrik Persoon
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969:and widespread species,
961:Distribution and habitat
810:This variety, common in
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468:. Schaeffer gave it the
466:Jacob Christian Schäffer
372:, commonly known as the
2177:Fungi described in 1797
1894:Orr DB, Orr RT (1979).
1522:Kuo M. (January 2005).
1034:Ceratophysella denisana
721:) are filamentous, and
705:, slender and pointed (
540:Edwin Butterworth Mains
2197:Fungi of North America
1139:Schaeffer JC. (1774).
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460:The species was first
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1605:Evenson VS. (1997).
1530:. MushroomExpert.Com
1406:Tylutki EE. (1979).
1156:Persoon CH. (1797).
977:regions such as the
944:Neolecta irregularis
881:Neolecta irregularis
548:Mitruliopsis flavida
536:Pier Andrea Saccardo
212:Mitruliopsis flavida
1959:Spathularia flavida
1929:Spathularia flavida
1826:Spathularia flavida
1822:Ciborinia camelliae
1526:Spathularia flavida
1251:Holden EM. (2003).
1229:Spathularia flavida
1176:Systema Mycologicum
1059:Spathularia flavida
907:Spathularia flavida
654:is hollow, smooth (
544:Charles Horton Peck
532:Spathularia clavata
511:Systema Mycologicum
489:Spathularia flavida
374:yellow earth tongue
369:Spathularia flavida
233:Spathularia flavida
201:Spathularia clavata
150:Spathularia flavida
25:Spathularia flavida
1779:Cooke MC. (1879).
1686:Guzmán G. (1973).
1632:Roody WC. (2003).
1463:Jordan M. (2004).
1173:Fries EM. (1821).
1100:Mains EB. (1955).
954:Microglossum rufum
865:Microglossum rufum
834:is known from the
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390:coniferous forests
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2144:Open Tree of Life
1921:Taxon identifiers
1672:978-1-60223-058-3
1618:978-1-56579-192-3
1591:978-0-593-31998-7
1503:978-0-8156-0388-7
1434:Sesli E. (1998).
1385:978-1-58729-627-7
1318:Gray SF. (1821).
1285:Arora D. (1986).
979:Pacific Northwest
917:S. velutipes
850:Lookalike species
836:Pacific Northwest
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