Lycoperdon Pers. 1801
Details
Nomenclature
Classification
Subordinates
- Lycoperdon aestivale
- Lycoperdon arhizum
- Lycoperdon asperum
- Lycoperdon aurantium
- Lycoperdon australe
- Lycoperdon bovista
- Lycoperdon caelatum
- Lycoperdon candidum
- Lycoperdon constellatum
- Lycoperdon coprophilum
- Lycoperdon corium
- Lycoperdon curtisii
- Lycoperdon cyathiforme
- Lycoperdon depressum
- Lycoperdon equiseti
- Lycoperdon fenestratum
- Lycoperdon filiforme
- Lycoperdon foetidum
- Lycoperdon fontanesii
- Lycoperdon fornicatum
- Lycoperdon fragile
- Lycoperdon gardneri
- Lycoperdon gemmatum
- Lycoperdon giganteum
- Lycoperdon glabrescens
- Lycoperdon graniforme
- Lycoperdon gunnii
- Lycoperdon hiemale
- Lycoperdon hirtum
- Lycoperdon microspermum
- Lycoperdon novae-zelandiae
- Lycoperdon papillatum
- Lycoperdon perlatum
- Lycoperdon phalloides
- Lycoperdon pini
- Lycoperdon polymorphum
- Lycoperdon polymorphum
- Lycoperdon polyrhizum
- Lycoperdon pusillum
- Lycoperdon pusillum
- Lycoperdon pyriforme
- Lycoperdon pyriforme
- Lycoperdon reticulatum
- Lycoperdon retis
- Lycoperdon rubroflavum
- Lycoperdon saccatum
- Lycoperdon scabrum
- Lycoperdon sculptum
- Lycoperdon sessile
- Lycoperdon sinclairii
- Lycoperdon sp.
- Lycoperdon sp. 'Croydon (PDD 106681)'
- Lycoperdon spadiceum
- Lycoperdon spadiceum
- Lycoperdon spadiceum
- Lycoperdon squamosum
- Lycoperdon stellatum
- Lycoperdon subcorticium
- Lycoperdon subgen. Bovistella
- Lycoperdon subgen. Lycoperdon
- Lycoperdon subgen. Morganella
- Lycoperdon subgen. Utraria
- Lycoperdon subgen. Vascellum
- Lycoperdon tasmanicum
- Lycoperdon transversarium
- Lycoperdon tritici
- Lycoperdon verrucosum
Associations
Descriptions
Lycoperdon Pers. 1801
Smallish puffballs found on soil, characterised by a cellular sterile base, a broad stalk of tissue which lacks spores and within which are chambers (cells) visible under the hand lens.
There are 4 species reported from New Zealand.
Fruiting bodies with a sterile, broad, stalk-like base, flesh white when young, powdery and brown when mature, opening through a well-defined pore. On soil.
Several species reported for New Zealand, but poorly understood taxonomically. Only those species listed below treated in the Virtual Mycota.
Small puffballs found on soil, with a distinct cellular sterile base, plus a distinct skin-like membrane (diaphragm) separating the spore mass from the base.
There is a single species reported from New Zealand.
More or less globose fruiting body with a sterile, stalk-like base, opening through a regularly-shaped pore. Internal tissue white when young, powdery brown when mature. Distinguished from Lycoperdon by the well-developed membrane layer between the spores and the base. Mostly found in grassy places.
A single, exotic species recorded from New Zealand.