(2-5 μm in diameter) 2-5 μm in diameter
[3]
(certain very elongated segments of these hyphae become conspicuously inflated and may reach 28 μm in width, these swollen segments orientated radially may become secondarily septate especially near the primary clamped septa and frequently develop thickened walls up to 3 μm in width, this thickening may be uniform or may result in the formation of conspicuous irregular peg-like projections protruding into the lumen of the hypha, usually the inflated segments are unbranched but occasionally may fork or produce narrow uninflated side branches, these swollen hyphae are found throughout the context except for just beneath the cuticular layer, especially abundant immediately above the hymenium and may occasionally be filled with yellowish-brown contents) certain very elongated segments of these hyphae become conspicuously inflated and may reach 28 μm in width, these swollen segments orientated radially may become secondarily septate especially near the primary clamped septa and frequently develop thickened walls up to 3 μm in width, this thickening may be uniform or may result in the formation of conspicuous irregular peg-like projections protruding into the lumen of the hypha, usually the inflated segments are unbranched but occasionally may fork or produce narrow uninflated side branches, these swollen hyphae are found throughout the context except for just beneath the cuticular layer, especially abundant immediately above the hymenium and may occasionally be filled with yellowish-brown contents
[3]
(in the stipe and basal portion of the fruitbody, abundant thick-walled skeletal hyphae 2-4 μm in diameter gradually to very long narrow thin-walled secondarily septate apices, these hyphae are often kinked and very short, rudimentary thin-walled branches are sometimes produced at the notches but occasionally true branching occurs, also markedly inflated and radially orientated segments of generative hyphae are found in the dimitic portion of the fruitbody, tend to develop thicker walls in this region and sometimes the inflation is very localized forming balloonlike to 41-6 μm in diameter hyphae intermediate between generative and skeletal hyphae frequent and also all gradations between inflated and uninflated generative hyphae with variously thickened walls and variable development of branching) in the stipe and basal portion of the fruitbody, abundant thick-walled skeletal hyphae 2-4 μm in diameter gradually to very long narrow thin-walled secondarily septate apices, these hyphae are often kinked and very short, rudimentary thin-walled branches are sometimes produced at the notches but occasionally true branching occurs, also markedly inflated and radially orientated segments of generative hyphae are found in the dimitic portion of the fruitbody, tend to develop thicker walls in this region and sometimes the inflation is very localized forming balloonlike to 41-6 μm in diameter hyphae intermediate between generative and skeletal hyphae frequent and also all gradations between inflated and uninflated generative hyphae with variously thickened walls and variable development of branching
[3]