Table 1 Summary table of characters and characteristics of the studied Ganoderma basidiocarps.

From: Can wood-decaying urban macrofungi be identified by using fuzzy interference system? An example in Central European Ganoderma species

Character

Characteristic of character studied

X1/basidiospore length without exosporium (mean, µm)

The individual value indicates the arithmetic mean of 30 replications

X2/basidiospore width without exosporium (mean, µm)

the individual value indicates the arithmetic mean of 30 replications

X3/stem presence

0 no/1 yes

X4/pileus surface

0 crusty/ 1 shiny

X5/resinous crust presence

0 no/ 1 yes

X6/pileus shape

0 ungulate

0.5 no well-defined or deformed

1 flat

X7/pileus surface colour

0 brown

1 dark brown

X8/pileus surface colour–surface pattern

1 beige–grey–brown beige–grey beige–grey brown

2 fawn brown–buff–clay brown–green brown–olive brown

3 ochre yellow, orange brown–pearl orange–ochre brown–red orange

4 chocolate brown–nut brown–chestnut brown

5 red brown–mahogany brown–purple violet

6 black red–jet black

X9/stem colour, if present

0 pure red–red brown–mahogany brown

0.5 stem absent

1 chocolate brown–red black

X10/tube layer colour

1 beige–sand yellow

2 brown beige–ivory

3 ochre brown

4 signal brown–fawn brown

5 nut brown–chestnut brown–clay brown

X11/pileus margin

0 round

0.5 not well-defined

1 sharp

X12/basidiocarp weight

0 not very light in weight

1 very light in weight

X13/context colour

1 from beige to almost sand yellow

2 sand yellow–fawn brown

3 beige brown–brown beige, orange brown

4 orange brown–ochre brown

5 nut brown–clay brown

6 nut brown–chestnut brown–mahogany brown

Y/species

identified by anatomo-morphological and molecular data