globose

The spores are globose or nearly so, with a large "nucleus" nearly filling the spore.

The spores are globose or a broad oval, with a small papilla at one end.

The spores are globose, even, 3–3.5 in diameter, with minute pedicels.

The spores are globose, rough, usually mixed with the hyph tissue.

Spores in mass incarnate to brownish-red, globose, even, 7–9 mic.

Spores yellow-brown in mass, globose or oval, even, 9–12 mic.

Spores in the mass blackish-brown, globose, even, 16–18 mic.

The breastplate is globose, and has a central ridge called the tapul.

Globose glands are small globes, reniform glands are kidney-shaped.

A yellow variety with globose glands; ripening in September.