Lycoperdon subgen. Morganella (Zeller) Jeppson & E. Larss. 2008
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Lycoperdon subgen. Morganella (Zeller) Jeppson & E. Larss. (2008)
Lycoperdon subgen. Morganella (Zeller) Jeppson & E. Larss. 2008
Nomenclature
(Zeller) Jeppson & E. Larss.
Zeller
Jeppson & E. Larss.
2008
12
ICN
subgen.
Lycoperdon subgen. Morganella
Classification
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Synonyms
Descriptions
Small puffballs found on decaying wood, the sterile base is absent or if present, it is marshmallow-like in consistency rather than cellular.
There are 2 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 wood.
Two species reported for New Zealand.
Taxonomic concepts
Morganella Zeller (1948)
Morganella Zeller (1948)
Morganella Zeller
Morganella Zeller (1948)
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Metadata
4dad3533-d6aa-47bc-b2c9-b8a324f0252f
scientific name
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9 November 2022
