| Summary: | The features of macro- and micro-signs of Neolentinus lepideus in the Tomsk region, depending
on the substrate affinity, are studied. The article presents an analysis of 70 samples of the species N. lepideus
found in the Tomsk region (Western Siberia). Descriptions of macro- and micro-signs are accompanied by original
illustrations. A statistically significant difference in the size of the spores and the length of the basidia, depending
on their trophic allocation among coniferous and deciduous tree species, is shown. The width of the basidia
showed no statistically significant difference. In turn, fruit bodies collected from Pinus sibirica, Pinus sylvestris,
Larix sibirica and buried coniferous wood do not have statistically significant differences in the size
of microstructures. Thus, based on the data obtained, it can be assumed that the size of the microstructures
depends on the trophic allocation of the species.
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