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Mycologia, 1940
During the summer of 1938 the author collected a number of soil s-amples near near East Lansing, Michigan, to determine whether or not Gasterella lutophila Zeller & Walker could be found. The results of that study may be found in a previous paper.1 In addition to G.
S. M. Zeller, Leva B. Walker
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During the summer of 1938 the author collected a number of soil s-amples near near East Lansing, Michigan, to determine whether or not Gasterella lutophila Zeller & Walker could be found. The results of that study may be found in a previous paper.1 In addition to G.
S. M. Zeller, Leva B. Walker
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Victorian hypogaean gasteromycetes: Mesophelliaceae
Transactions of the British Mycological Society, 1984Two species of Castoreum are compared with Mesophellia and described and illustrated. A third species, Castoreum cretaceum, is also described, illustrated and transferred to a new genus, Nothocastoreum.
G. Beaton, Gretna Weste
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Mycologist, 1994
Culinary Uses Puffballs, especially the Giant Puffball (Calvatia gigantea) , have long had culinary value, despite the comment by Gerard (1597) that 'Fusse-balls are no way eaten'. They were, for example, evidently well known to the Greeks and Romans (Buller, 1915), and unsuccessful attempts at cultivation were carried out in Denmark more than 150 ...
Thomas Læssøe, Brian Spooner
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Culinary Uses Puffballs, especially the Giant Puffball (Calvatia gigantea) , have long had culinary value, despite the comment by Gerard (1597) that 'Fusse-balls are no way eaten'. They were, for example, evidently well known to the Greeks and Romans (Buller, 1915), and unsuccessful attempts at cultivation were carried out in Denmark more than 150 ...
Thomas Læssøe, Brian Spooner
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Disciseda nigra– ein verkannter Gasteromycet
Feddes Repertorium, 2002Mehrere Disciseda-Kollektionen aus der Magdeburger Borde (Deutschland, Land Sachsen-Anhalt) unterscheiden sich betrachtlich von den bisher in Europa bekannten Sippen D. bovista, D. candida und D. arida. Die Arten D. pila (tropisches Amerika) und D. cervina (Palao- und Neotropis) stehen der Art nahe, die wir als Disciseda nigra sp. nova bezeichnen.
H. Dörfelt, H. Nowak
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Mycologia, 1947
Fructificationes 2.5-3 cm. crassae, 1.5-2 cm. altae, agaricoideae, sphaeroideae demum expansae vel convexo-pileatae, disco leniter depressae, stipitatae; superficie glabra, innato-fibrillosa, sicca, pallide lutescenti, siccitate brunneola; peridio tenui, filamentoso, ductibus lactiferis praedito; columella percurrenti, lactiginosa, postremo ...
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Fructificationes 2.5-3 cm. crassae, 1.5-2 cm. altae, agaricoideae, sphaeroideae demum expansae vel convexo-pileatae, disco leniter depressae, stipitatae; superficie glabra, innato-fibrillosa, sicca, pallide lutescenti, siccitate brunneola; peridio tenui, filamentoso, ductibus lactiferis praedito; columella percurrenti, lactiginosa, postremo ...
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Fam.: Bauchpilze. Gasteromycetes
1910Der 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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Studies in the Gasteromycetes VI
Mycologia, 1942This paper discusses the taxonomic position of Schizostoma, gives an emended description of genus and species and records new data on their distribution. The genus Schizostona was proposed by Ehrenberg in manuscript for a plant collected in Equatorial Africa and named by him Schizostoma laceratum.
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Sclerotia of the Gasteromycete Pisolithus tinctorius
Canadian Journal of Microbiology, 1980Hyphal masses, morphologically identified as the sclerotia of Pisolithus tinctorius, were found associated with root systems of containerized pine seedlings inoculated with this mycorrhizal fungus. The sclerotia are described and the results and method used for isolation are reported.
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Nia epidermoidea, a new marine gasteromycete
Mycological Research, 1993Nia epidermoidea n. sp. fruited profusely in association with sterile horse hair incubated on moist sand from a Majorcan beach. It differs from N. vibrissa in the two-layered peridium (outer layer of textura epidermoidea , inner of textura prismatica ).
M.A. Rossello, E. Descals, B. Cabrer
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A New Gymnocarpous Heterobasidiomycete with Gasteromycetous Basidia
Mycologia, 1947The 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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