TABLE 2 in Hodophilus pseudoglabripes (Clavariaceae, Agaricales), a new species from Thailand

TABLE 2. Main features of species with morphological characteristics and molecular data close to H. pseudoglabripes.
TaxaOdoursStipe colourPileus colourBasidiospores sizeReferenceH. carpathicusWithout strong and conspicuous naphtha lene odours.first yellow to brownish yellow, in age gradually changing to dark grey brown to almost black near baseYoung basidiomata with yellowish brown pileus—Adamčík et al. 2020H. cambriensisWithout strong and conspicuous naphthalene odours, sometimes with distinct yellow colours.Without distinct yellow parts, never with dark dots.Dark brown when young and in moist condition, pileus remains distinctly brown even when dry.—Adamčík et al. 2020H. glabripesSlight yam bean smellWhite to yellowish whiteWhite to yellowish4.8–5.4 × 3.9–4.5 μmAdamčík et al. 2016H. indicusDistinctiveGreyish orangeGreyish brown to brownish orange5.0–6.5 × 4.0–5.0 μmZhang et al. 2019H. stramineusIndistinctgreyish brown when young, then becoming dark brown with age.Greyish brown to hair brown4.0–5.7 × 3.5–5.0 μmAdamčík et al. 2020H. tenuicystidiatusnapthalene unpleasant mercaptan components—Brown orange5.7–6.7 × 4.7–5.4 μmAdamčík et al. 2016Two-coloured with paler yellow, golden yellow,H. phaeophyllusWithout strong and conspicuous naphthalene odoursYoung basidiomata with yellowish brown pileusbrownish orange near apex and light brown, yellowish brown or greyish brown colours near base, not becoming distinctly darker with age—Adamčík et al. 2020