AuthorSpooner, B.
Year2001
TitleThe larger Cup Fungi in Britain - part 3. The genera Peziza and Plicaria
TypePaper
How CompleteAll the British species known at the time
SourceField Mycology Vol 2 (2): 51-59.
IllustrationsColour photograph, line drawings of micoscopy.
Review (by Malcolm Storey)

Introduces some recent name changes to Peziza. Provides a "preliminary" key to Peziza and a key to Plicaria.

The Peziza key was updated in The Forayer and the later version can be downloaded from the FRDBI website.

Errata, Corrigenda & CommentsNote that Brian interpets *P. violacea* (couplet 33) to have rough spores with two guttules (the common species formally called *P. praetervisa*), and *P. pseudoviolacea* (couplet 9) to be the taxon with smooth eguttulate spores (previously called *P. violacea*).
Examine Compound Microscope
Specimen PreparationSpore, paraphyses, asci etc under microscope and stained in Melzer’s Iodine.

Notes & PurposeStatusTaxonEnglishClassification
For identificationSupersededPezizaa genus of cup fungiFungi: Pezizales: Pezizaceae
For identificationCurrentPlicariaa genus of discomycetesFungi: Pezizales: Pezizaceae
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