The fruiting of some fungi was studied without any temperature induction. Observations focused on Agaricus maskae and Marasmius oreades in various localities in Hungary during April and May 1972. Fruiting was recorded with detailed yield weights, showing that these fungi can fruit abundantly under stable temperature conditions. This challenges assumptions about temperature being essential for fruit body induction in higher fungi.
Imreh L. (1974): Fruchtkörpebildung einiger Pilzen ohne Temperaturinduktion (Daten). – Česká Mykologie 28(1): 54–56.
