Description:
Basidiomes 8–17 × 10–15 mm, occurring gregariously, fasciculate to connate, typically forming dense clusters arising from a subiculum-like basal patch 15–30 mm in diameter. Habit erect, slender, simple, occasionally sparingly branched to densely bushy; coloration yellowish gray to dark grayish yellow; surface pruinose to powdery when dry. Stipe 0.2–0.5 mm thick, simple, cylindrical, rigid, smooth in dried condition, occasionally appearing anastomosed due to incomplete separation of initially connate stipes embedded within a white basal tissue covering. Branchlets organized in 2–6 successive tiers, with terminal branchlets frequently verticillate in arrangement, 1–4 mm wide, tapering into subulate, flexuous apices; axils ranging from subacute to acute.
Reference:
Appadoo MA, Carpouron JE, Chomnunti P, et al. (2024). Pterula siamensis sp. nov. (Basidiomycota, Pterulaceae) and the first record of Pterulicium xylogenum from Thailand. Phytotaxa677: 207–217.
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