TABLE 2 in Two new neotropical species of the ectomycorrhizal gasteroid genus Calostoma (Sclerodermatineae, Boletales) used as a food source by the Ayuuk jä'äy ethnic group from Southern Mexico

TABLE 2. Diagnostic characteristics of the new species determined in this work and Calostoma cinnabarinum.
CharacteristicsC. cinnabarinum (Kim et al. 2007)C. cinnabarinum (Guzmán 1973)C. naaxtututs This workC. tooteic This workSize of spores (µm)10–20 × 5–8(10.5–) 13.5–16.5 (–21) × (6–) 7.5–9 (12)(9.3) 9.9–13.8 (14.6) × (7.0) 7.3–10.8 (11.7)(11.3) 12.2–18.0 (19.19) × (8.5) 8.8–12.4 (12.8)PeridiumDark orange, 8–10 mm thick, globose to subglobose shapedOrange-reddishDark orange -reddish (5A8–6A7) covered with a jelly exoperidiumOrange (5A6) covered with a gelatinous exoperidiumExo-peridiumThick, hyaline, falling at maturity, mostly with the mesoperidiumGelatinous, hyaline with orange-reddish incrustationsThick gelatinous, persistent, hyaline 3 mm thickThin gelatinous, falling at maturitySize of stipeNDND0.5–1.5 cm high × 0.3–1.0 cm in diameter1.5–5.0 cm high × 1.5–2.0 cm in diameterStipeNDGelatinous rhizomorphic base, alveolate-lacunose, hyalineLongitudinal strands, lacunose, reddish-brown, cartilaginous when fresh hard when dryStrands longitudinally arranged Anastomosed, hyaline-orange, cartilaginous when fresh hard, brown-hyaline when dry