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The gasteromycetes of Queensland [PDF]

open access: possible, 1955
CONTENTSThe Gasteromycetes of Queensland - I - Phallales, Sclerodermales, Lycoperdales and Nidulariales [v.3 no 8]The Gasteromycetes of Queensland II - Secotiaceae [v.3 no13]The Gasteromycetes of Queensland - III - Rhizopogol1, Hymenogaster and Richoniella [v.3 no 15]The Gasteromycetes of Queensland - IV - Gautieria, H ysterangium and Gymnoglossum [v.3
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A New Gymnocarpous Heterobasidiomycete with Gasteromycetous Basidia

Mycologia, 1947
The hitherto unknown fungus here described grows as a parasite on the hymenium of a minute, inoperculate discomycete superficially resembling the genus Mollisia. The host ascocarp, scarcely exceeding half a millimeter in diameter, is barely discernible; the parasite, occurring on only occasional apothecia, is nearly imperceptible to the naked eye, can ...
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Sporenmorphologie ausgewählter "Gasteromycetes"

2013
For this diploma thesis the spores from 25 taxa of „Gasteromycetes“ were investigated. The material is part of a scientific collection from the Museum of Natural History Vienna. Spores were collected from fruiting bodies. Dry, critical point dried and acetolysed spores were investigated by light- and scanning electron microscope.
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Fam.: Bauchpilze. Gasteromycetes

1910
Der Fruchtkorper entwickelt sich aus einem dichten Mycel unter der Erdoberflache, durchbricht diese aber bald und erhebt sich auf stielformigem Fusteile uber die Erde, an der er durch dicke, wurzelahnliche Mycelstrange befestigt ist. Fruchtkorper fast kugelrund, 2 bis 7 cm im Durchmesser, etwas abgeplattet.
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Gasteromycetes of Nova Scotia

1978
This thesis presents the results of a preliminary survey of the gasteromycetes of Nova Scotia. Detailed descriptions are given of species collected during 1976 and 1977, or preserved in exsiccata at the E. C. Smith Herbarium of Acadia University (ACAD), the national mycological herbarium at Ottawa (DAOM) and the Michigan University herbarium (MICH ...
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The folklore of ‘gasteromycetes’

Mycologist, 1994
Brian Spooner, Thomas L˦ssøe
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Observations on gasteromycetes. 1–3

Transactions of the British Mycological Society, 1955
No. 1. Geastrum floriforme Vitt, is recorded for Britain with a discussion of the literature and a description of the British specimens. No. 2. Five specimens (including the lectotype), from the Persoon Herbarium, of G. rufescens Pers. em. van Wav. (syn. G.
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Gasteromycetes of Congo

Bulletin du Jardin botanique de l'État a Bruxelles, 1962
Henry Dissing, Morten Lange
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