Pileus trama with interwoven hyphae, 4.5-10.5 [mu]m diam., smooth, hyaline.
himalayensis due to its yellow white to pale yellow
pileus with light greenish tinge, brownish squamules and white pileal veil (Verma and Reddy, 2014c).
Pileus 2.5 cm diam, hemispherical to plano-convex, with obtuse umbo, dark brown in the centre fading towards camel brown at margin, fibrillose, margin entire; surface smooth, shiny, viscid.
The gathering of the number of
pileus per flushing was done by counting the number of
pileus or fruits of each data bags per flushing per treatment.
Previous studies of Pleurobrachia
pileus by Moss and Tamm (1993) demonstrated a signal integrative center in the tentacular bulb.
Nutritional characteristics of proteins from the volva and
pileus in cultivated mushroom Dictyophora rubrovolvata.
The treatments had significant effect on the number of days for mushroom growth, stalk length,
pileus diameter and number of fruiting body, fresh yield, biological efficiency and dietary values (P < 0.05).
Bristle groups of similar appearance and arrangement next to groups of lamellate bodies are found in the apical organ of Pleurobrachia
pileus and Beroe ovata.
Cap or
pileus (It is white' creamy or brown in color and almost smooth in structure.
See his short story 'The Purple
Pileus' (1896), which details the effects of psychoactive mushrooms, and his novel The First Men in the Moon (1900), which includes a description of a rapidly-growing lunar jungle of fungi.
The protein content of mushrooms is dependent on the strain, substrate chemical composition,
pileus size, and cultivation time [19, 20].
The collected mushrooms were further identified using field characters such as substrate for growth and occurrence of fruiting body [11], morphological characters such as
pileus, lamellae, stipe, and fruiting bodies [12], and microscopic characters such as spore print, cystidia, and hyphal arrangement [13].
Stomach contents identified as Ctenophora could have been Mnemiopsis leidyi, Pleurobrachia
pileus, or Bolinopsis infundibulum, but it is beyond the scope of the present work to distinguish between them.
The thick (up to 50 mm) flesh of the
pileus is a dingy whitish colour, discolouring when exposed to the air (Fig.
