Fuscoporia
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Rusty brown fire sponge ( Fuscoporia ferruginosa ) |
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Fuscoporia is a genus of fungus that has been separated from the fire sponges in the narrower sense ( Phellinus s. Str. ).
The type species is the rust-brown fire sponge ( Fuscoporia ferruginosa ).
features
The annual hymenophore of the wood dwellers is relatively thin, poured out or console-shaped and sometimes lies flat on the substrate. The often thin [Context] ( Trama ) is brown. The short, brown, and unlayered tubes are usually regular, small, and thin-walled. The round to spherical spores are smooth-walled and colorless. Cystides are almost always present. The pores vary in size with 2–7 per mm. They are hexagonal or irregular in shape and sometimes become labyrinthine.
species
For Europe the following types are specified or are to be expected there:
| German name | Scientific name | Author quote |
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| Large-pored fire sponge | Fuscoporia contigua | (Persoon 1801: Fries 1821) G. Cunningham 1948 |
| Narrow pore fire sponge | Fuscoporia ferrea | (Persoon 1825: Fries 1832) G. Cunningham 1948 |
| Rust-brown fire sponge | Fuscoporia ferruginosa | (Schrader 1794: Fries 1821) Murrill 1907 |
| Fuscoporia gilva | (Schweinitz 1822: Fries 1828) T. Wagner & M. Fischer 2002 | |
| Red-pored fire sponge | Fuscoporia torulosa | (Persoon 1818) T. Wagner & M. Fischer 2001 |
| Thin fire sponge | Fuscoporia viticola | (Schweinitz 1828: Fries 1828) Murrill 1907 |
See also
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Individual evidence
- ^ A b William Alphonso Murrill: Fuscoporia Murrill, gen. Nov. Polyporaceae, Part 1. In: North American Flora . tape 9 (1) , 1907, pp. 3 .
- ↑ Eric Strittmatter: The genus Fuscoporia . In: fungiworld.com. Mushroom Taxa Database. Retrieved May 2, 2011 .
