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Auriscalpium vulgare Gray 1821

Accepted
Auriscalpium vulgare
Auriscalpium vulgare
🗒 Synonyms
synonymAuriscalpium auriscalpium (L.) Kuntze 1898
synonymAuriscalpium fechtneri (Velen.) Nikol. 1964
synonymHydnum atrotomentosum Schwalb 1891
synonymHydnum auriscalpium L. 1753
synonymHydnum auriscalpium var. auriscalpium L. 1753
synonymHydnum auriscalpium var. bicolor Alb. & Schwein. 1805
synonymHydnum auriscalpium var. spadiceum Alb. & Schwein. 1805
synonymHydnum fechtneri Velen. 1922
synonymLeptodon auriscalpium (L.) Quél. 1886
synonymPleurodon auriscalpium (L.) P. Karst. 1881
synonymPleurodon fechtneri (Velen.) Cejp 1928
synonymScutiger auriscalpium (L.) Paulet 1812
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  • Eng: Ear Pick Fungus
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Description
Cap: 1-3 cm diameter, kidney-shaped or almost circular in outline, in some cases convex to plane, surface hairy like dense fibrils when young to smooth with age, reddish-brown to dark-brown. Hymenophore: Spines 1-2 mm long, crowded, white at first, pinkish then brownish. Stem: 2-5 cm long and up to 3 mm wide, lateral, slender, surface tough, densely hairy, brownish-orange to dark brown. Flesh: Thin and white to pale brown. Spore Print: White.
Mata, M, Penjor, Dawa & Pradhan, Sabitra. Fungi of Bhutan. Ministry of Agriculture and Forests, Department of Agiculutre, National Mushroom Centre, Semtokha. 2010
AttributionsMata, M, Penjor, Dawa & Pradhan, Sabitra. Fungi of Bhutan. Ministry of Agriculture and Forests, Department of Agiculutre, National Mushroom Centre, Semtokha. 2010
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    📚 Natural History
    Miscellaneous Details
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    The small size of A. vulgare makes it difficult to find in the field, however once observed, it is easy to identify because it mainly grows on decaying conifer cones and it has hairy textured, elongated lateral stem and hymenophore consists of croweded teeth.

    Mata, M, Penjor, Dawa & Pradhan, Sabitra. Fungi of Bhutan. Ministry of Agriculture and Forests, Department of Agiculutre, National Mushroom Centre, Semtokha. 2010
    AttributionsMata, M, Penjor, Dawa & Pradhan, Sabitra. Fungi of Bhutan. Ministry of Agriculture and Forests, Department of Agiculutre, National Mushroom Centre, Semtokha. 2010
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      📚 Habitat and Distribution
      General Habitat
      On rooting cones of conifers and humus and solitary to scattered.
      Mata, M, Penjor, Dawa & Pradhan, Sabitra. Fungi of Bhutan. Ministry of Agriculture and Forests, Department of Agiculutre, National Mushroom Centre, Semtokha. 2010
      AttributionsMata, M, Penjor, Dawa & Pradhan, Sabitra. Fungi of Bhutan. Ministry of Agriculture and Forests, Department of Agiculutre, National Mushroom Centre, Semtokha. 2010
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        📚 Uses and Management
        Uses
        Inedible
        Mata, M, Penjor, Dawa & Pradhan, Sabitra. Fungi of Bhutan. Ministry of Agriculture and Forests, Department of Agiculutre, National Mushroom Centre, Semtokha. 2010
        AttributionsMata, M, Penjor, Dawa & Pradhan, Sabitra. Fungi of Bhutan. Ministry of Agriculture and Forests, Department of Agiculutre, National Mushroom Centre, Semtokha. 2010
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        StatusUNDER_CREATION
        LicensesCC_BY
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