Hemitrichia serpula

Fungimap Target Species

Sporangia:- forming elongate, winding, branched plasmodiocarps, usually uniting into a close net, golden yellow or brownish yellow, often seated on a reddish brown hypothallus.
Peridium:- of two layers, the outer membranous or cartilaginous, yellow, or brownish yellow from deposits of refuse matter, the inner membranous, delicately marked with a network resembling fan-tracery.
Capillitium:- an elastic tangle of twisted, sparingly branched, yellow or orange threads  marked with three or four regular, spiral bands, usually spinose, rarely smooth; longitudinal striae often distinct; free ends pointed.

Spores:- Yellow, reticulate with narrow bands forming a net with from nine to twelve meshes.

Plasmodium:- Milky white, then yellow.

Hemitrichia serpula is listed in the following regions:

South Coast

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Species information

  • Hemitrichia serpula Scientific name
  • Common name
  • Not Sensitive
  • Cosmopolitan
  • Non-invasive or negligible
  • Machine learning

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