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Basionym: Agaricus empyreumaticus Berk. & Broome 1870 in Ann. Mag. nat. Hist., Ser. 4 6: 469 Originaldiagnose: |
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"1262. Agaricus (Psathyrella) empyreumaticus, n. s. Pileo expanso, hygrophano, atomato, e rufo pallescente; stipite elongato, sericeo-afurfuraceo, pallido, eximie fistuloso; lamellis latis, crassis, distantibus, dente decurrente, adnatis, rufis, acie pallidis.On a wooden pavement. Sibbertoft, Oct. 28, 1870.Pileus 12 inch across, margin crenate; stem 21 inches high, 11 line thick, narrowly but distinctly fistulose; gills 2 lines broad, connected by veins, rufous, then brown-purple. Spores black.Resembling A. confragosus so closely that, till the sporen veere observed, it was taken for that species.1279. Hygrophorus turundus, var. mollis. Aureus; pileo subplano, demum leviter depresso, pilis mollibus brevibus radiantibus concoloribus vestito; stipite aequali, farcto; lamellis distantibus, arcuatis, decurrentibus.In plantations, on the naked soil. Coed Coch, Oct.1869-70. Pileus 4-i inch across; stem 1-1k inch high, 1-2 lines thick; gills narrow. Quite distinct from every species in the section, except turundus, of which we consider this pretty species a form, which occurs every year at Coed Coch." |
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Wichtige Synonyme: Drosophila empyreumatica (Berk. & Broome) Kühner & Romagn. 1953 in Fl. Analyt. Champ. Supér. (Paris): 363 Ausgew. Beschreibungen: |
Fries (1874): Stevenson (1886):  Cooke (1887):  |
Saccardo (1887): Massee (1892):  W. G. Smith (1908):  |
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Anmerkungen: Nicht exakt zu interpretieren; eventuell keine Psathyrella-Art (Coprinus s. l.?). |