Anatomy Anatomy of the emanating elements in general Anatomy of cystidia Anatomy of cystidia (type 1)

anatomy emanating elements cystidia type1 type

In case there are more than one types of cystidia present, the most distinct (and often more frewuant) is regarded as type1; when cystidia are flask-shaped with an apical knob (= gloeocystidia; type H) this cystidia are regarded as type1

1 awl-shaped, bristle-like (type A) 2 bottle-shaped with a straight neck (type B) 3 bottle-shaped with a bent neck (type C) 4 flask-shaped with an apical knob (type D) 5 ramified (type E) 6 fusiform (type F)   7 clavate 8 globular (type G) 9 bristle-like with an apical knob, gloeocystidia (type H) 10 bottle-shaped with finger-like outgrowths (type I) 11 bent or curved with thick walls, sickle-shaped (type K) 12 normal hypha but often twisted like a cork-screw (type L) 13 lateral, with tapering, knob-bearing, capitate outgrowth (type M) 14 capitate (type N) 15 thin-walled, slightly tapering, often rather similar to ends of normal hyphae, but mostly originating from a pseudoparenchyma (type O) 16 as acanthocystidia (type P)

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