AuthorSchafer, D.
Year2000
TitleDyeing to resurrect an old species?
TypePaper
SourceField Mycology Vol 1 (2): 42-43.
IllustrationsColour photograph and paintings
Review (by Malcolm Storey)Describes the reinstatement of "Sarcodon squamosus" as a species, as a result of investigations following differences noticed during the use of "Sarcodon imbricatus" s.l. for dyeing. The two species can be separated by macroscopic characters and host preference, as well as dyeing chemistry.
Notes & PurposeStatusTaxonEnglishClassification
For identificationCurrentSarcodon imbricatusScaly ToothFungi: Thelephorales: Bankeraceae
For identificationCurrentSarcodon squamosusScaly ToothFungi: Thelephorales: Bankeraceae
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