Agaricales » Entolomataceae

Entocybe

Entocybe T.J. Baroni, V. Hofst. & Largent, in Baroni et al., North America Fungi  6(12): 8 (2011)

Etymology: partly from Entoloma, partly from Rhodocybe because of the morphological similarities, feminine as for other genera ending in –cybe.

Diagnosis: Differing from species of Entoloma sensu lato by obscurely angular basidiospores with 6-10 facets (angles) in polar view and undulate-pustulate or rounded pustulate surface ornamentation overall, similar to basidiospores of Rhodocybe, or ornamentation composed of broken interconnected ridges with isolated pustules interspersed. Also differing from Entoloma sensu lato by RPB2, LSU, and mtSSU molecular sequences.

Index Fungorum number: IF519983

Type Species: Entocybe trachyospora Largent, T.J. Baroni & V. Hofst., in Baroni et al., North America Fungi 6(12): 9 (2011)

Species

Entocybe haastii (G. Stev.) Largent 2014

Entocybe lignicola (Largent) Largent, T.J. Baroni & V. Hofst. 2011

Entocybe melleogrisea T.J. Baroni & Y. Lamoureux 2013

Entocybe nitida (Quél.) T.J. Baroni, Largent & V. Hofst. 2011

Entocybe priscua (T.J. Baroni) T.J. Baroni, V. Hofst. & Largent 2011

Entocybe pseudoturbida (Romagn.) T.J. Baroni, V. Hofst. & Largent 2011

Entocybe speciosa (Lennox ex T.J. Baroni) T.J. Baroni, Largent & V. Hofst. 2011

Entocybe trachyospora (Largent) Largent, T.J. Baroni & V. Hofst. 2011

Entocybe trachyospora var. trachyospora (Largent) Largent, T.J. Baroni & V. Hofst. 2011

Entocybe turbida (Fr.) T.J. Baroni, V. Hofst. & Largent 2011

Entocybe turbida var. turbida (Fr.) T.J. Baroni, V. Hofst. & Largent 2011

Entocybe vinacea (Scop.) T.J. Baroni, V. Hofst. & Largent 2011

Entocybe vinacea var. vinacea (Scop.) T.J. Baroni, V. Hofst. & Largent 2011

 

References:

Baroni T.J., Hofstetter V., Largent D.L., Vilgalys R. 2011. Entocybe is proposed as a new genus in the Entolomataceae (Agaricomycetes, Basidiomycota) based on morphological and molecular evidence. North American Fungi. 6(12):1-19

 

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