Researches On Fungi volume 2
Researches On Fungi volume 2
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Natural size. Few of the fruit-bodies of Hypholoma fasciculare, Laccaria laccata, and Lactarius glyciosmus had been eaten and these only slightly, so that it seems that slugs do not much relish these species. Of the species not attacked by slugs only single fruit-bodies were found of Flammula inopus, Inocybe asterospora, and Cortinarius sanguineus, and a few fruit-bodies only of the relatively tiny 216 RESEARCHES ON FUNGI Inocybe geophylla and Tubaria furfuracea, so that it is possible that, if... the fruit-bodies of these fungi had been more numerous, some of them might have been found attacked. The species which seemed to have been definitely avoided by slugs were Lactarius quietus, L. Rufus, Cottybia butyracea, Polyslictus versicolor and Lycoperdon pyriforme. 1 Two species of slugs were found upon the fungi, a larger reddish one about one inch long (Fig. 75) and a smaller darker one. Mr. P. T. Deakin kindly identified the former as Arion subfuscus var. Aurantiaca and the latter as a Limax.
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Natural size. Few of the fruit-bodies of Hypholoma fasciculare, Laccaria laccata, and Lactarius glyciosmus had been eaten and these only slightly, so that it seems that slugs do not much relish these species. Of the species not attacked by slugs only single fruit-bodies were found of Flammula inopus, Inocybe asterospora, and Cortinarius sanguineus, and a few fruit-bodies only of the relatively tiny 216 RESEARCHES ON FUNGI Inocybe geophylla and Tubaria furfuracea, so that it is possible that, if... the fruit-bodies of these fungi had been more numerous, some of them might have been found attacked. The species which seemed to have been definitely avoided by slugs were Lactarius quietus, L. Rufus, Cottybia butyracea, Polyslictus versicolor and Lycoperdon pyriforme. 1 Two species of slugs were found upon the fungi, a larger reddish one about one inch long (Fig. 75) and a smaller darker one. Mr. P. T. Deakin kindly identified the former as Arion subfuscus var. Aurantiaca and the latter as a Limax.
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