Siw Elin Eidissen's scientific contributions
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Publication (1)
2020) Three new Entoloma species of the Cyanula clade (Entolomataceae, Agaricales) from (sub)alpine habitats in Northern Norway and Sweden.-Sydowia 73: 185-196. Three Entoloma species belonging to the Cyanula clade from (middle-) northern boreal and alpine areas are described as new to science. Entoloma montanum, E. nordlandicum, and E. septentrion...
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... ). E. norlandicum is another closer species and the major differences of E. norlandicum from E. swatica include dark brown, non-translucently striate pileus, lamellar edge white to pinkish concolorous to lamellae, terminal elements of pileipellis bigger (80-120 × 6-20 μm) and presence of caulocystidia(Noordeloos et al. 2021).Our phylogenetic dataset shows that E. swatica is closer to E. roseotinctum Noordel. & Liiv, but E. roseotinctum is different on account of its greyish pink, non-hygrophanous and non-translucently pileus, pink-colored free lamellae and grey stipe. ...