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Antimicrobial activity of ten Lycoperdaceae
Fìtoterapìâ, 2005The 60% methanolic extracts of ten Lycoperdaceae exhibited antimicrobial activity.
Basaran Dulger
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Aberrant Dikaryons in the Lycoperdaceae
Mycologia, 1990Dikaryons isolated from members of the genera Bovista, Calvatia, Langermannia, Lycoperdon, and Vascellum were aberrant in two respects. Trinucleate cells occurred in all isolates occasionally becoming dominant within sectors of the mycelium. Clamp connections were absent or developed sporadically.
E. G. Duncan, Susan M. Keay
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Bovista (Lycoperdaceae): dois novos registros para o Brasil [PDF]
Acta Botanica Brasilica, 2005 Duas espécies de Bovista ocorrentes em biomas de cerrado e caatinga são descritas: B. pila Berk. & Curt.e B. plumbea Pers. São fornecidas imagens da ornamentação dos esporos em MEV e chave para identificação das espécies do gênero ocorrentes no Brasil.
Iuri Goulart Baseia
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SOME DEVELOPMENTAL CHARACTERS OF SPECIES OF LYCOPERDACEAE
American Journal of Botany, 1933Most of the papers on the Gasteromycetes treat them from the standpoint of taxonomy; only a few deal with their morphology and physiology. Of these a few are limited to the Lycoperdaceae. The first reported study of Gasteromycetes was that of Corda (i842), who simply described the germination of spores of Sphaerobolus stellatus Tode.
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Notes on Japanese Lycoperdaceae. 4. Validation of Japanese giant puffball, Calvatia nipponica
Mycoscience, 2008 Calvatia nipponica, an invalid name of the Japanese giant puffball, is formally validated as a new species by providing a necessary Latin description and designating the holotype specimen. Morphological features of C. nipponica including peridium, capillitia, basidia, and basidiospores are described and illustrated.
Taiga Kasuya
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Lycoperdopsis, a genus belonging to Lycoperdaceae
Mycological Research, 1994The tiny gasteroid fungus Lycoperdopsis arcyrioides is described. Formation of an epithelial peridiopellis distinguishes the genus from other members of the Lycoperdales.
D.N. Pegler, T.W.K. Young
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SOME CULTURAL CHARACTERS OF SPECIES OF LYCOPERDACEAE
American Journal of Botany, 1935A knowledge of the cultural characteristics of individual species of fungi is essential for a complete understanding of the group as a whole. A summary of the present status of Gasteromycetes in culture was given by the writer in previotus papers (Swartz, I928, I929, I933); and it is hoped that the following notes on the culture of nine species of ...
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Calvatia booniana(Lycoperdaceae) new from Europe and Asia
Feddes Repertorium, 1998AbstractCalvatia boonianaA. H. SM. (Lycoperdaceae) is recorded for the first time from Europe (Spain) and Asia (Iran and Nepal). Material from these countries is described and compared with the type collection from Oregon, U.S.A. That means the presence of a second species of “Giant Puffball” in Europe.
G. Moreno, A. Alté, H. Kreisel
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