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gary allan sang i got a drinking problem country song.
who sings i got a drinking problem country song?
gary allan
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the capillitium refers to coarse, late-maturing, thick-walled cells in the gleba that develop pores or slits in their thick secondary walls. the capillitial hyphae are 1.5–9.5 µm wide, thick-walled, often with a narrow lumen, and with or without surface ornamentation. the columella hyphae are 1.5–14 µm wide (occasionally wider, up to 34 µm), thick-walled, often with narrow lumen. single thin-walled, about 1.5 µm wide hyphae with clamps can be observed. the endoperidial hyphae are densely interwoven, thick-walled, and about 2–6 µm wide. the whitish powder on newly expanded specimens consists of crystalline matter and thin-walled, 1.5–4 µm wide, branched hyphae with clamps. the peristome hyphae are thick-walled, 2–11 µm wide. the pseudoparenchymatous layer is built up by bladder-like, thin-walled hyphae of varying size. on the surface of newly expanded specimens crystals and thin-walled hyphae of the same kind as on the endoperidium are present. the crystals are calcium oxalate dihydrate that have the crystalline structure of a pyramid, and are arranged singly or in loose aggregates, 11 to 30 µm in size. the fibrous layer has thick-walled hyphae 1.5–4 µm wide. the mycelial layer in the inner, very thin part (seen as a glossy lining on the fibrous layer of newly expanded fruit bodies) consists of a dense web of thin-walled, 1.5–4 µm wide, clamped hyphae. thick-walled hyphae are also present, measuring 2–11 (sometimes up to 19) µm wide. the outer part (the mycelial cup) consists of thick-walled, branched and densely interwoven hyphae (often with a narrow lumen) that measure 1.5–4 µm wide.
geastrum quadrifidum