1. Basidiospores usually longer than 15 μm |
2 |
1. Basidiospores shorter than or equal to 15 μm |
4 |
2. Stipe covered with pruinose or granulose, but without any trace of reticulation |
S. amygdalinus |
2. Stipe covered with reticulation |
3 |
3. Basidia lacrymoid, Q = 1.5–2.1 |
S. lacrymibasidiatus |
3. Basidia clavate, Q = 2.0–2.6 |
S. subamygdalinus |
4. Surface of stipe rough, but without reticulation |
5 |
4. Stipe covered with reticulation |
6 |
5. Stipe covered with distinct pruinose, basidiospores less than 14 μm, basidia broad clavate |
S. adonis |
5. Stipe covered with reddish to brown granules, basidiospores can be longer than 14 μm, hymenophoral basidia clavate |
S. queletii |
6. Stipe covered with prominent, red to orange reticulation. Basidiospores 11–14 × 4.5–6 μm |
S. luridus |
6. Stipe with indistinctly or finely reticulation, usually distributed erratically |
7 |
7. Q value higher than 2.6 |
S. mendax |
7. Q value less than or equal to 2.6 |
8 |
8. Basidiospores dextrinoid, Q value can reach 2.6, reticulation yellow and fine at the upper portion of stipe |
S. atlanticus |
8. Q value less than or equal to 2.2, pores red to orange red, stipe covered with very fine yellow, pale orange, orange, reddish orange, or pale red granules |
S. comptus |