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- 162-<br />

Psalliota arvensis (Schaeff.) Fr. subsp. exquisita (Vitt.) Møll,<br />

et Schåff'., Ann. Myc. 36, p. 78, 1938.<br />

non P. arvensis sensu Ricken, Kauffman, Baar, Hans Walty etc.<br />

Icon.: F r i e s, Atl. och gift. Svamp., t.4, 1860.<br />

L a n g e, F1. Ag. Dan. <strong>IV</strong>, t. 138 A, 1939.<br />

J . S c h a f f e r: Michael, Flihrer f. Pilzfreunde, no. 55, 1939.<br />

P i l e u s 7-15 cm, ovate-globate, then expanded, sometimes subumbonate<br />

or somewhat flattened in the centre, silky, white, upon<br />

pressure with dark lemon-colour ed ("Lemon Chrome") spots, during<br />

gr owth turning alutaceous or paIe ochre ("Chamois", "Warm Buff"),<br />

smooth or near the margin at first white floccose, often breaking<br />

radially into scales in dry weather, with a fringe of velum along<br />

the edge. G i Il s free, crowded, .narrow, long pale, then greyish<br />

flesh-coloured ("PaIe Grayish Vinaceous"), at length blackish brown.<br />

Edge sterile, light-coloured. S t e mslender, 8-13 cm X15-30 mm,<br />

clavately swollen towards base and here 20-35 mm thick, hollow,<br />

of the same colour as the cap, though often less yellow; silky, naked,<br />

when young floccose towards the base. R i n g sheathed above, white,<br />

becoming yellow, thin, broad, obliquely pendulous, placed high,<br />

smooth above, on the underside with coarse, white or ochre yellow<br />

scales whi?h often form a cog-wheel with somewhat blunt teeth.<br />

F l e s h thin, white, with lage becoming gradually somewhat ochraceous<br />

in the stem. S m e Il like almonds, S c h a f f e r r e a c t i o n<br />

positive. S p o r e p o w d e r dark brown ("Mummy Brown"; L. g 8;<br />

S. 701).<br />

Spores ovate, 1-2-guttulate, 7-8(-9) X4.5(-5.5),u. Basid<br />

i a 4-spored, clavate, 22-30 X7-9,u. S te r i g m a t a 3-4,u long.<br />

M a r g i n a l c y s t i d i a numerous, ovate-balloon-shaped, oval or<br />

sometimes shortly clavate, hyaline, 11-26 X9-18(- 21 ) ,u .<br />

Gregarious in meadows, on dikes, now and then on old piled turf<br />

or on decaying chaff and old hay, also in gardens on lawns and<br />

on the outskirts of woods. Not common but occasionally occurring<br />

in quantity in the same locality for several years running. June­<br />

October.<br />

Als: Danebod High School, on a lawn. - Falster: Systofte Skov.<br />

- Lolland: Alholm; Albuen; Holmeskoven near Saxkjøbing; Nagelsti<br />

Enge; Bjergestykkerne near Orebygård; Lilleø and Kejlsø in<br />

Guldborgsund. - Germany: Meadow near Potsdam; here gathered<br />

in company with J. Schaffer in quantity in 1937.

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