Phloeomana

[Flaxton]

While looking for Encoelia on a local hazel coppice woodland I came across this Phloemana 😯 As some of you may know but I suspect most of you don’t this is the new name for a small group of Mycena round heimalis olida and speirea 👿 .

Phloemana speirea

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Mal

[Wood Wanderer]

Flaxton wrote:

While looking for Encoelia on a local hazel coppice woodland I came across this Phloemana 😯 As some of you may know but I suspect most of you don’t this is the new name for a small group of Mycena round heimalis olida and speirea 👿 .

Phloemana speirea
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Mal

When did that happen 😮 😯 I have enough trouble with the small white mycena types without even more confusion.

Just done a Google search and NIL results so guess it must be recent

John

[Ken Burgess]

Wood Wanderer wrote:

When did that happen 😮 😯 I have enough trouble with the small white mycena types without even more confusion.

Just done a Google search and NIL results so guess it must be recent

John

Try googling as per the spelling in the title of this thread i.e. Phloeomana.

Ken

[Wood Wanderer]

Ken Burgess wrote:

Wood Wanderer wrote:

When did that happen 😮 😯 I have enough trouble with the small white mycena types without even more confusion.

Just done a Google search and NIL results so guess it must be recent

John

Try googling as per the spelling in the title of this thread i.e. Phloeomana.

Ken

Ah that explains it …

[Flaxton]

It is only the first time I have typed it 😳

Mal

[Leif]

Oh no!

[Chris Yeates]

Mycena has clearly been a heterogeneous genus (pun intended) in need of revision – “Mycena rorida” was a clear candidate for starters. It’s interesting that Phloeomana has been placed in a different family: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Porotheleaceae” class=”bbcode_url”>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Porotheleaceae.

http://www.mushroomexpert.com/mycenoid.html” class=”bbcode_url”>http://www.mushroomexpert.com/mycenoid.html – paragraph starting “DNA studies . . . . ” is worth a quick look.

Chris

[Wood Wanderer]

Whilst browsing I came across this that I thought was a basic but useful addition to this thread

http://scmycoflora.org/genera/phloeomana/phloeomana-species.php

John

[Chris Johnson]

Wood Wanderer wrote:

Whilst browsing I came across this that I thought was a basic but useful addition to this thread

http://scmycoflora.org/genera/phloeomana/phloeomana-species.php

John

I love the start to that article, John: Approximately 1 species in Santa Cruz County. 🙄 🙄

Chris

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