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Fungos Gasteroides No Rio Grande Do Sul, Brasil: Arachnion e Disciseda (Lycoperdaceae) [PDF]

open access: yesActa Biológica Paranaense, 2010
 Fungos gasteroides no Rio Grande do Sul, Brasil:  Arachnion e Disciseda (Lycoperdaceae)   ...
Vagner Gularte Cortez   +2 more
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Lycoperdaceae

open access: yes, 1972
M. H. Zoberi
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An annotated key to the Bovista (Lycoperdaceae, Basidiomycota) species in Russia

Phytotaxa, 2020
The present paper deals with Bovista species diversity in Russia. Morphological features of the genus are presented as well as geographical distribution in Russia and globally. We present a phylogenetic tree and the correlation of molecular data and morphology is discussed. An identification key for 16 species known in Russia from herbarium collections
YURY A. REBRIEV   +4 more
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Calvatia booniana(Lycoperdaceae) new from Europe and Asia

Feddes Repertorium, 1998
AbstractCalvatia 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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Bovista hollosii—a new puffball (Lycoperdaceae) from sand steppe vegetation in Hungary

Phytotaxa, 2016
A new puffball species, Bovista hollosii, belonging to Bovista subgenus Bovista is described. It is morphologically reminiscent of B. tomentosa but differs in peridial and spore features. Molecular data confirm it as distinct from B. tomentosa. The new species is recorded from sand steppe habitats in Central Hungary.
Jeppson, Mikael   +2 more
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The genus Handkea KREISEL (Basidiomycetes, Lycoperdaceae) in the southern hemisphere

Feddes Repertorium, 1996
AbstractLanopila capensis C. G. LLOYD from South Africa is combined as Handkea capensis (C. G. LLOYD) comb. nova. Handkea utriformis is known from several places in Fireland and southern Chile. The genus Handkea has a characteristic bizonal disjunct distribution.
H. Kreisel, G. Moreno
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