Fungi -- Great Britain -- Identification; Mushrooms -- Identification
Flesh poorly differentiated and fruit-body lacking a cap
members of the Corticiaceae (including _Peniophora_ &
_Hyphodontia_ p. 176)
17. Spores borne on teeth or spines 18
Spore-bearing layer lining tubes or elongate pores 22
18. Fruit-body with central stem; agaric-like but not attached to
cones 19
Fruit-body encrusting or bracket-like, or with lateral stem if
resembling an agaric 20
19. Fruit-body fleshy _Hydnum_ and related genera
Fruit-body rubbery or tough _Hydnellum_ and related genera
20. Fruit-body growing attached to cones and cap with lateral stem
_Auriscalpium_
Fruit-body not on cones and distinct stem lacking 21
21. Spores borne on a series of radially arranged knotches resembling
gills _Lentinellus_
Spores borne on a resupinate layer of spines
_Mycoacia_ and related genera
22. Tubes free one from another _Fistulina_
Tubes united to form a distinct tissue 23
23. Fruit-body perennial and exhibiting more than one layer of tubes
24
Fruit-body annual although the fruit-body can persist in a dried
depauperate form for several months 27
24. Spores brown 25
Spores colourless 26
25. Large, brown, sterile cells present in the tubes; spores simple
_Phellinus_ & _Cryptoderma_
Brown, sterile cells absent from tubes; spores complex _Ganoderma_
26. Large woody fruit-body with crust-like top _Fomes_
Medium sized to small, fleshy-tough fruit-body with downy or
crust-like top _Oxyporus_, _Fomitopsis_ & _Heterobasidion_
27. Spores borne in labyrinth-like or elongate pores, or cap either
poorly developed or absent, and only resupinate pore-surface
present 28
Spores borne in distinct pores on well-developed woody
fruit-bodies 31
28. Spores borne in labyrinth-like pores _Daedalea_ & _Daedaleopsis_
Spores borne in elongate pores like very thick gills, or
fruit-body completely resupinate 29
29. Spore-layer lining elongate pores
_Lenzites_ (white) & _Gloeophyllum_ (brown)
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