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. 2021 Jun 12;7(6):478. doi: 10.3390/jof7060478
A key to 13 accepted species of Hyphodontia
1a. Hymenophore smooth to grandinioid....................................................................................................................................... 2
b. Hymenophore odontioid or poroid.............................................................................................................................................. 7
2a. Lagenocystidia abundant............................................................................................................................................................ 3
b. Lagenocystidia rare or absent....................................................................................................................................................... 5
3a. Capitate septocystidia absent; basidiospores thick-walled, more than 4 μm wide......................................... H. pachyspora
b. Capitate septocystidia present; basidiospores thin-walled, less than 4 μm wide................................................................... 4
4a. Hymenophore colliculose............................................................................................................................................ H. alutaria
b. Hymenophore grandinioid........................................................................................................................................ H. zhixiangii
5a. Basidiospores less than 5 μm long, less than 3 µm wide......................................................................................... H. pallidula
b. Basidiospores more than 5 μm long, more than 4 µm wide...................................................................................................... 6
6a. Lagenocystidia generally rare............................................................................................................................... H. subdetritica
b. Lagenocystidia absent............................................................................................................................................. H. subpallidula
7a. Hymenophore poroid................................................................................................................................................ H. borbonica
b. Hymenophore odontioid............................................................................................................................................................... 8
8a. Hymenophore brownish orange, cinnamon-buff, tawny olive or buckthorn brown....................................... H. ochroflava
b. Hymenophore whitish to yellowish, cream or orange............................................................................................................... 9
9a. Basidiospores globose, slightly thick-walled..................................................................................................... H. sphaerospora
b. Basidiospores ellipsoid, cylindrical or ovoid, thin-walled...................................................................................................... 10
10a. Capitate cystidia absent........................................................................................................................................................... 11
b. Capitate cystidia present.............................................................................................................................................................. 12
11a. Basidiospores ellipsoid to cylindrical, more than 4.5 µm long, less than 3 µm wide.......................................... H. wrightii
b. Basidiospores broadly ellipsoid to ovoid, less than 4.5 µm long, more than 3 µm wide....................................... H. wongiae
12a. Basidiospores more than 3 μm wide; aculei up to 2 mm long.................................................................................. H. arguta
b. Basidiospores less than 3 μm wide; aculei up to 6 mm long..................................................................................... H. dhingrae