Taxon Details: Chiua Yan C.Li & Z.L.Yang
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Family:
Boletaceae (Basidiomycota)
Boletaceae (Basidiomycota)
Scientific Name:
Chiua Yan C.Li & Z.L.Yang
Chiua Yan C.Li & Z.L.Yang
Primary Citation:
One hundred noteworthy boletes from China.
Fungal Diversity 81: 76. 2016
One hundred noteworthy boletes from China.
Fungal Diversity 81: 76. 2016
Accepted Name:
This name is currently accepted.
This name is currently accepted.
Description:
Diagnosis: From the protologue: "This genus differs from all other genera of Boletaceae in its scabrous stipe surface and chrome yellow stipe base, yellow to chrome yellow pileal and stipe context which is without color change when hurt, white to pinkish or pink hymenophore, trichodermium pileipellis and smooth basidiospores."
Registration number: MB 818401
Ectomycorrhiza: Fagaceae, Pinaceae
Distribution.: China, Thailand
Commentary: Four species known from China: C. angusticystidiata, olivaceoreticulata, virens, viridula C. virens also known from Thailand. Based on molecular inference, the genus appears to be a distinct clade in subfam. Zangioideae.
Diagnosis: From the protologue: "This genus differs from all other genera of Boletaceae in its scabrous stipe surface and chrome yellow stipe base, yellow to chrome yellow pileal and stipe context which is without color change when hurt, white to pinkish or pink hymenophore, trichodermium pileipellis and smooth basidiospores."
Registration number: MB 818401
Ectomycorrhiza: Fagaceae, Pinaceae
Distribution.: China, Thailand
Commentary: Four species known from China: C. angusticystidiata, olivaceoreticulata, virens, viridula C. virens also known from Thailand. Based on molecular inference, the genus appears to be a distinct clade in subfam. Zangioideae.