- then to
black as the
spores mature. In
maturity the gill
edges dissolve (
deliquesce) into a
black liquid.
These mushrooms are evanescent,
lasting only a few...
-
lookalikes in Tulosesus. C. disseminatus does not
dissolve into
black ink (
deliquesce) in maturity,
unlike most
other coprinoid mushrooms.[citation needed]...
-
quite common in
Europe and
North America. The
gills of
Panaeolus do not
deliquesce (liquefy) as do the
members of the
related genera Coprinellus and Coprinopsis...
- (There
dissolved in this [solvent; namely,
absolute alcohol] a salt that
deliquesced in air, and in the
manner of
strontium salts,
caused the
alcohol to burn...
- free; they are
white at first, then grey or
pinkish and turn
black and
deliquesce. The
stipe measures 5–17 cm (2–6+3⁄4 in) high by 1–2 cm thick, is grey...
-
after harvesting or the caps will
first turn dark and unappetizing, then
deliquesce and turn to ink. Not
found in
markets for this reason. Corn **** (Ustilago...
- They
remain open for only a few
hours after opening,
after which they
deliquesce. The
flowers are
usually all bi****ual (hermaphrodite), but some species...
- at the apex. The free
gills change rapidly from
white to pink, then
deliquesces (melts) into a
black liquid filled with
spores (hence the "ink cap" name)...
-
gamma rays). Pot****ium
chlorite is a
colorless hygroscopic crystal that
deliquesces in the air. It
decomposes upon
heating into pot****ium
chloride and oxygen...
-
Persoon grouped together all of the
gilled fungi that auto-digested (
deliquesced)
during spore discharge into the
section Coprinus of the
genus Agaricus...
