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Revised annotated list of British hypogeous fungi

Transactions of the British Mycological Society, 1974
The list of British hypogeous fungi is brought up to 1973; new records since 1954 and changes in nomenclature are indicated. Notes on the revised lists of species of Endogone and Rhizopogon, on the identity of Elaphomyces granulatus and the position of Diehliomyces, on the relationship of Hydnotrya to Gyrocratera, and on the classification of hypogeous
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Detection of hypogeous fungi by Tasmanian bettong (Bettongia gaimardi: Marsupialia; Macropodoidea)

Journal of Chemical Ecology, 1994
The ability of Tasmanian bettongs (Bettongia gaimardi) to locate hypogeous fungi (their main diet) was tested in a controlled laboratory situation. Bettongs dug directly over buried fungi significantly more often than they did over buried glass marbles or over disturbed soil. This ability was not enhanced as they gained experience.
R, Donaldson, M, Stoddart
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Thaxter's Thaxterogasters and Other Chilean Hypogeous Fungi

Mycologia, 1981
Of thirteen species of hypogeous fungi from Chile collected by Roland Thaxler, Thaxterogaster archeuretus and T. squamatus are here described as new. Genea aff.
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Nutritional Ecology of a Mycophagous Marsupial in Relation to Production of Hypogeous Fungi

Ecology, 1994
Many forest—dwelling small mammals feed on the sporocarps of hypogeous fungi, but the nutritional value to small mammals of these sporocarps is thought to be low. The study investigated the value of hypogeous sporocarps to a mycophagous marsupial, the Tasmanian bettong, Bettongia gainmardi, by monitoring diet composition (via fecal analysis) and ...
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Hypogeous Fungi

2005
Andrew Claridge, James Trappe
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Hypogeous mycorrhizal fungi of Spain

Mycotaxon, 1993
I F Alvarez, J Parladé, James M. Trappe, M. A. Castellano   +3 more
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Fire, Hypogeous Fungi and Mycophagous Marsupials

Mycological Research, 2005
James M. Trappe, Andrew W. Claridge, Ari Jumpponen   +2 more
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DIVERSITY OF HYPOGEOUS FUNGI IN CHINA

2017
Shan-Ping, Wan, Fu-Qiang, Yu
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NEW RECORDS AND DATA ON HYPOGEOUS ECTOMYCORRHIZAL FUNGI IN BULGARIA

2016
In this article, new data on species diversity of hypogeous macrofungi in Bulgaria are reported. Three species: Tuber rufum, Gautieria graveolens and Lactarius stephensii were recorded for first time in the country. New localities of noteworthy fungi Tuber excavatum and Gautieria morchelliformis are also reported.
Savev, Slavcho, Kostov, Kaloyan, Gyosheva, Melania, Nedelin, Teodor   +3 more
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Notes on hypogeous fungi from Colorado

Mycotaxon, 1983
M Kotter, Robert Fogel
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