Geastrum
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 Geastrum triplex
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Geastrum (orthographical variant Geaster)[1] is a genus of mushroom in the family Geastraceae. Many species are known commonly as earthstars.
Species include:
- Geastrum affine
- Geastrum australe
- Geastrum berkeleyi
- Geastrum campestre
- Geastrum corollinum
- Geastrum coronatum
- Geastrum elegans
- Geastrum fimbriatum
- Geastrum fornicatum
- Geastrum lageniforme
- Geastrum minimum
- Geastrum pectinatum
- Geastrum quadrifidum
- Geastrum rufescens
- Geastrum saccatum
- Geastrum schmidelii
- Geastrum striatum
- Geastrum triplex
- Geastrum velutinum
[edit] References
- ^ Demoulin, V. (1984). Typification of Geastrum Pers.: Pers. and Its Orthographic Variant Geaster (Gasteromycetes). Taxon 33(3) 498-501.
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