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LM (
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): Valves lanceolate in longer specimens to elliptic-lanceolate in shorter valves. Margins usually linear to weakly convex. Apices only weakly wedge-shaped, moderately acutely to bluntly rounded. Occasionally, strictly lanceolate valves with convex margins and acutely rounded apices observed. Valve dimensions (n=45): length 19.0– 51.5 μm, width 5.5–7.5 μm. Axial area narrow, linear, slightly widening close to the central area. Sternum weakly but still visibly developed. Central area small, rounded to transapically rectangular, bordered by usually one, rarely 2–3 irregularly shortened and more distantly spaced striae. Raphe filiform with enlarged proximal raphe endings, deflected towards the secondary side. Striae radiate becoming parallel and even weakly convergent close to the apices,
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The springs have a circumneutral pH, an elevated conductivity level (&gt;8000 μS
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Negrel
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Rihs
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). The water temperature ranged between 17.5 and 27.0 °C. The concentrations of the different ions were very similar between the three springs although Lithium ions were present in each spring (
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LM (
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): Valves narrowly lanceolate to weakly elliptic-lanceolate in smaller specimens. Valve margins linear to slightly convex, gradually narrowing towards the non-protracted, acutely rounded to wedge-shaped apices. Valve dimensions (n=25): length 35–65 μm, width 7.0–9.5 μm. Axial area very narrow, linear, weakly widening near the central area. Central area small, rounded to almost rectangular, usually slightly asymmetric, bordered by several more distantly spaced, irregularly shortened striae. Raphe filiform with almost straight, clearly expanded proximal raphe endings. Striae radiate and geniculate near the valve center, becoming rapidly parallel and even convergent near the apices,
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10 μm. Voigt discordance clearly visible. Lineolae weakly discernible,
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10 μm. SEM (
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). Striae composed of lineolae as long as the width of the virgae,
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10 μm, clearly longer than the virgae near the apices (
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). Internally, raphe running weakly lateral of the raphe sternum with the raphe slit opening on the side, but with central raphe endings in the middle of the central area (
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). Areolae covered by individual hymenes (
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<emphasis id="64CE4B486636DD5FFF39F906FB3812E3" bold="true" box="[136,314,1682,1703]" pageId="4" pageNumber="176">FIGURES 37–40.</emphasis>
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, SEM. Type population from Tennis spring. 37. External view of an entire valve showing the raphe structure and the striae. 38. Internal view of an entire valve. Note the rather low raphesternum. 39. External detail of the central area. Note the typical enlarged proximal raphe endings. 40. Internal detail of the central area showing the typical areola coverings, the proximal raphe endings and the almost central running raphe branches. Scale bar = 10 μm (Figs 37, 38), 5 μm (Figs 39, 40).
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The species is named after
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<emphasis id="64CE4B486637DD5EFF39FA40FB3E11AD" bold="true" box="[136,316,1492,1513]" pageId="5" pageNumber="177">FIGURES 41–61.</emphasis>
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, LM. Type population from Leopoldkanaal. Scale bar = 10 μm.
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4, 5) when young, grayish brown (5, 6
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4) and darkish brown (6
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4) in center with age. Flesh white to pinkish brown or reddish brown (6
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7), middle part slowly staining greenish blue or dark blue when cut but disappearing very soon (after 5 min). Hymenophore decurrent, tubular to poroid-lamellate, anastomosing, tubes
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broad, angular to quadrilateral, compound, sub-lamellate at the stipe, yellowish brown (4
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6) to rust brown (6D7), black brown (7
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7, 8) with age, slowly staining greenish blue when cut. Stipe
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thick, dry, almost equal when young, obclavate with age or gradually swollen towards base, rust brown at apex, finely same with the pores, and otherwise blackish brown, solid. Stipe surface reddish or blackish brown then bruised, smooth. Context soft, brownish to pale brown, when exposed partly changed to reddish brown (9D5). Veil or annulus absent. Spore print grey brown to dark red brown. Odor very unpleasant when old or dry; taste mild or lightly bitter.
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Microscopic features of
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(voucher specimen HMJAU34337). a. Basidiospores. b. Stipitipellis hyphae (bold: showed apex hyphae with encrusting pigment) c. Basidia. d. Pileipellis hyphae. Scale bar: a–d=10 μm.
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Basidiospores (
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) 9.0–11.6(–13)×(4–)4.2–5.0μm, n=20, x=10.3×4.6μm,
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=2.23, ellipsoid, subfusoid to fusoid, honey yellow to pale brown in deposit, light brown in 3% KOH, smooth, thin-walled, nonamyloid. Basidia (
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smooth, with encrusted pigment, pale yellow to yellowish brown contents in KOH, orange brown in dH
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, inamyloid in Melzer’s, thin-walled, 5.5–8.0μm wide. Pileus trama, interwoven, pale brown, inamyloid, thin-walled. Stipitipellis hyphae parallel, brown or yellow brown to rust, with encrusting pigment in dH
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(but dissolving in KOH), inamyloid, rarely with scattered caulocystidia. Stipe trama hyphae parallel to subparallel, hyaline to pale yellow, cylindrical,
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<emphasis id="6499EAF4FFC8EE03B2BB6419FDA372AA" box="[189,554,376,401]" italics="true" pageId="5" pageNumber="172">Habit, habitat and distribution:</emphasis>
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Solitary to scattered in soil of coniferous forest under
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<emphasis id="6499EAF4FFC8EE03B6C36419FAE172AA" box="[1221,1384,376,401]" italics="true" pageId="5" pageNumber="172">Larix olgensis</emphasis>
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<emphasis id="6499EAF4FFC8EE03B7936419FA2572AA" box="[1429,1452,376,401]" italics="true" pageId="5" pageNumber="172">L.</emphasis>
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<emphasis id="6499EAF4FFC8EE03B28E64FDFF6D728E" box="[136,228,412,437]" italics="true" pageId="5" pageNumber="172">gmelinii</emphasis>
; currently only known from northeast of
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<emphasis id="6499EAF4FFC8EE03B2BB64A1FDB472E2" box="[189,573,448,473]" italics="true" pageId="5" pageNumber="172">Additional specimens examined:</emphasis>
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: Mudan feng national natural reserve,
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34338!). Dongning County,
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, Liangliang Qi &amp; MengleXie 3984
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MengleXie 4191 (
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, Liangliang Qi
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&amp;MengleXie 5083 (
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34334!).
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34337,
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34339,
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34338,
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34336,
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34335
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were collected in
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<emphasis id="6499EAF4FFC8EE03B34867F9FE41718A" box="[334,456,664,689]" italics="true" pageId="5" pageNumber="172">L. olgensis</emphasis>
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forest and
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34334 was collected in
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<emphasis id="6499EAF4FFC8EE03B1A867F9FBAE718A" box="[942,1063,664,689]" italics="true" pageId="5" pageNumber="172">L. gmelinii</emphasis>
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forest.
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