 More representatives of the genus are present in Asia . At least nine species have been recorded from mainland India , some of which also overlap C. cinnabarinum 's range in Indonesia , Taiwan , or Japan . Many of these species can be readily distinguished by macroscopic features . C. japonicum is pinkish orange and lacks a gelatinous outer layer , while both C. <unk> and C. <unk> are brown . However , others require microscopic features of spore shape and ornamentation for identification . Unlike the uniformly elongated spores of C. cinnabarinum , C. <unk> possesses both elliptical and globose spores . C. <unk> differs primarily in the pattern of ornamentation on its spore surface . 
