A Grammatical Dictionary of Botanical Latin

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A Grammatical Dictionary of Botanical Latin

collinitus,-a,-um (part.A): smeared, besmeared, greased, slimed; soiled, befouled [> L. collino,-evi,-itum collinere to smear over, to grease; to soil, defile (Glare)]; see lubricus,-a,-um (adj.A); see slimy;

- [Cortinarius collinitus; fungus] pileus in fungo recente admodum lubricus; ita et stipes infra annulum. Sylvarum amat latebras umbrosissimas humentes foliis putridis obtectas (S&A), the pileus in the fresh fungus in a high degree lubricous [i.e. slimy, smooth and slippery]. It loves the shadiest, moist hiding places of forests covered, with rotten leaves. [the flocci of the stem at first covered with gluten].

Cortinarius [= Mixacium] collinitus; Suillus [= Boletus] collinitus

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