Figures & data
Figure 1. Distribution maps of Macrolepiota species in Korea. (a); Macrolepiota detersa, (b); M. mastoidea, (c); M. procera, and (d); M. umbonata.
![Figure 1. Distribution maps of Macrolepiota species in Korea. (a); Macrolepiota detersa, (b); M. mastoidea, (c); M. procera, and (d); M. umbonata.](/cms/asset/17e4a1b4-cbe7-42b5-9622-9122a537806d/tmyb_a_1663122_f0001_b.jpg)
Table 1. Korean Macrolepiota species, collection information, and GenBank accession numbers used in this study.
Figure 2. Phylogeny of Macrolepiota species based on a maximum-likelihood analysis of the ITS region. Bootstrap values >70% are indicated. The scale bar indicates the number of expected nucleotide substitutions per site. Macrolepiota species found in Korea are denoted by the gray boxes.
![Figure 2. Phylogeny of Macrolepiota species based on a maximum-likelihood analysis of the ITS region. Bootstrap values >70% are indicated. The scale bar indicates the number of expected nucleotide substitutions per site. Macrolepiota species found in Korea are denoted by the gray boxes.](/cms/asset/f6d5bbde-4608-44d4-9d63-7783f9988f19/tmyb_a_1663122_f0002_c.jpg)
Figure 3. Basidiocarp (left column), pileal squamules (middle column), and annulus (right column) of Macrolepiota species. (a–d); M. detersa (bar = 5 cm), (e–h); M. mastoidea (bar = 2.5 cm), (i–l); M. procera (bar = 5 cm), and (m–p); M. umbonata (bar = 2.5 cm). Red arrow on the middle and right columns points to the pileal suamules and annulus, respectively.
![Figure 3. Basidiocarp (left column), pileal squamules (middle column), and annulus (right column) of Macrolepiota species. (a–d); M. detersa (bar = 5 cm), (e–h); M. mastoidea (bar = 2.5 cm), (i–l); M. procera (bar = 5 cm), and (m–p); M. umbonata (bar = 2.5 cm). Red arrow on the middle and right columns points to the pileal suamules and annulus, respectively.](/cms/asset/8f14d835-0bfb-42ab-a152-8e1e60806431/tmyb_a_1663122_f0003_c.jpg)