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- 2Under Assessment
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- 4Assessed
- 5Published
Coltricia montagnei (Fr.) Murrill
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- Scientific name
- Coltricia montagnei
- Author
- (Fr.) Murrill
- Common names
- IUCN Specialist Group
Mushroom, Bracket and Puffball- Kingdom
- Fungi
- Phylum
- Basidiomycota
- Class
- Agaricomycetes
- Order
- Hymenochaetales
- Family
- Hymenochaetaceae
- Assessment status
- Proposed
- Proposed by
- Andrew Anak Ngadin
- Assessors
- Andrew Anak Ngadin
- Comments etc.
- Else Vellinga, Anders Dahlberg
Assessment Notes
Taxonomic notes
Uncommon hairy brown, rust-brown or yellow-brown, circular, tough, thickish polypore with a sturdy vevety brownish stem that grows under hardwoods and sometimes conifers. Most unusual is the development on the hymenium of pores that can appear to be concentrically arranged. Spore print is light brown
Why suggested for a Global Red List Assessment?
Coltricia montagnei is not a common mushroom, very unusual and rare mushroom is distinctive in that the pores tend to break up into concentric plate-like structures. This gives the impression of gills which run around the stipe instead of radiating from the stipe to the edge of the cap. It has only been reported once in Kansas when Richard Kay found it in 1995.
Geographic range
Population and Trends
Population Trend:
Habitat and Ecology
Threats
Conservation Actions
Research needed
Use and Trade
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Country occurrence
Regional Population and Trends
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