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Cyanophilous spore walls in the Agaricales and agaricoid Basidiomycetes.

On the basis of refined techniques applied to 80 genera and more than 160 species of Agaricales and other agaricoid Basidiomycetes, certain conclusions are drawn about the value of cotton-blue absorption in the taxonomy of these fungi and the relation of amyloidity and carminophily of the spore wall with its cyanophily. Cyanophily of the spore walls is sometimes a useful generic character, and sometimes barely a specific one.