Anatomy Anatomy of the emanating elements in general Anatomy of cystidia Anatomy of cystidia (type 2)

chemical reactions reaction with anilin presence

To date without any differentiating reactions!

click for enlarged view 1 awl-shaped, bristle-like (type A)
click for enlarged view 2 bottle-shaped with a straight neck (type B)
click for enlarged view 3 bottle-shaped with a bent neck (type C)
click for enlarged view 4 flask-shaped with an apical knob (type D)
click for enlarged view 5 ramified (type E)
click for enlarged view 6 fusiform (type F)
click for enlarged view 7 globular (type G)
click for enlarged view 8 bristle-like with an apical knob, gloeocystidia (type H)
click for enlarged view 9 bottle-shaped with finger-like outgrowths (type I)
click for enlarged view 10 bent or curved with thick walls, sickle-shaped (type K)
click for enlarged view 11 normal hypha but often twisted like a cork-screw (type L)
click for enlarged view 12 lateral, with tapering, knob-bearing, capitate outgrowth (type M)
click for enlarged view 13 capitate (type N)
click for enlarged view 14 thin-walled, slightly tapering, often rather similar to ends of normal hyphae, but mostly originating from a pseudoparenchyma (type O)
click for enlarged view 15 as acanthocystidia (type P)

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