Striate (of a surface), having minute furrows or lines.
Subdecurrent (of the gills or the tubes), having the gill-attachment extending slightly down the stem. See [p. 267].
TAWNY, sand-coloured.
Tomentose (of the cap and stem surfaces), densely matted and woolly.
Toothed (of the gills or cap-margin), as if with teeth (= dentate).
Trama (of the gills), the tissue between the layers bearing basidia (hymenia).
Umbilicate (of the cap), having a central, small depression. See [p. 267].
Umbonate (of the cap), provided with a broad, flattened, raised centre (the umbo).
Uncinate (of the gills), emarginate, but with a long descending decurrent tooth because the cap does not expand. See [Plate 14], [p. 69].
Veil, a general term for the tissues which protect the whole or part of the developing fruit-body.