Fungus resupinatus, tenuis, carnosu

Fungus resupinatus, tenuis, carnosus, a substrato facile separabilis, longitudine usque ad 30-40 cm, sed saepius 10-15 cm, crassitudine ca. 1 mm. Pars hymenophora rugis humilibus, labyrintheo sinuosis, usque ad 2-3 mm altis, forma et habitu eis M. lacrymantis similibus, sed tenuioribus, instructa. Hymenium primo flavidum, postea flavobrunneum vel rubiginosum, statu sicco sepiabrunneum.
Sporae sub microscopio flavidae, leves, late ovales, saepe unilateraliter applanatae, 4 x 5-6,u.
Chordae mycelii ex hyphis teneris, 2-3,u latis, pariete tenui, et numerosis hyphis perlaxis, vasiformibus, 10-15,a latis, formatae. Fungus et chordae mycelii hyphis pariete crasso carentes.
Ad lignum arborum coniferarum in aedificiis. In Dania (Germania, Britannia). Specimen typicum: nr.1391, Fuglebjerg, Sjaelland, 16I3 1945.

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Fungus resupinatus, a thin, fleshy, is easily separable from the substrate, as far as the length of 30-40 cm, but more often of 10-15 cm, the thickness of ca. 1 mm. Part hymenophore wrinkles to the humble, the labyrinthine sinuous, up to 2-3 mm high, the form of the dress by Marcus who weep, and others like them, but more modest, instructor. Hymenium the first yellow, brown or rubiginosum FLAVOBRUNNEUM afterwards, when dry sepiabrunneum.
Spores yellowish under a microscope, smooth, broadly oval, flattened, often unilaterally, 4 x 5-6, U.
, composed of strings belong mycelii tender, 2-3, C wide, I took hold of the wall and numerous hyphae perlaxa, vasiformis, 10-15, from the broad, formats. Mushrooms and thick chords mycelii hyphae lacking.
coniferous trees to wood in buildings. In Denmark (Germany, Britain). Typical specimen: nr.1391, Fuglebjerg, Sjaelland, 16I3 1945.