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Bovista Pers. 1794

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Bovista Pers., Neu. Mag. Bot. 1 86 (1794)
Bovista Pers. 1794

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New Zealand
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Pers.
Pers.
1794
86
Pers.
136
ICN
Bovista Pers. 1794
genus
Bovista

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Bovista

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Bovista Pers. 1794

Small puffballs found on soil, lacking a sterile base, and the inner spore case (tumbler) often separates at maturity and becomes blown around by the wind.

There are 4 species reported from New Zealand.

Fruiting bodies globose in shape, no sterile base, usually white, flesh white when young, powdery and brown when mature, opening through a well-defined pore. On soil, often in grassy places.

Four species reported for New Zealand but poorly understood taxonomically. Only those species listed below treated in the Virtual Mycota.

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Bovista Pers. 1794
New Zealand
Auckland
Bovista Pers. 1794
New Zealand
Bay of Plenty
Bovista Pers. 1794
New Zealand
Dunedin
Bovista Pers. 1794
New Zealand
Gisborne
Bovista Pers. 1794
New Zealand
Hawkes Bay
Bovista Pers. 1794
New Zealand
Kermadec Islands
Bovista Pers. 1794
New Zealand
Mackenzie
Bovista Pers. 1794
New Zealand
Mid Canterbury
Bovista Pers. 1794
New Zealand
Nelson
Bovista Pers. 1794
New Zealand
North Canterbury
Bovista Pers. 1794
New Zealand
Northland
Bovista Pers. 1794
New Zealand
Southland
Bovista Pers. 1794
New Zealand
Taupo
Bovista Pers. 1794
New Zealand
Wairarapa
Bovista Pers. 1794
New Zealand
Wanganui
Bovista Pers. 1794
New Zealand
Wellington
Bovista Pers. 1794
United States

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1 January 2001
10 February 2021
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