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-Coprinus albidojloccosus Locquin. Récolte PAM 01061110. Structure du voile, coupe radiale d'un flocon. Traits d'échelle= 10 µm
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The authors describe a taxon belonging to the genus Coprinus, sect. Micacei, subsect. Domestici :
Coprinus albidofloccosus Locquin. This species gets close to C. ellisii P.D. Orton by its spore size, but differs especially by the presence of a large germ pore. No collection seems to have been published since its diagnosis, but the species may be l...
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... Domestici (Singer) D. J. Schaf.). Außer der Originalbeschreibung durchLocquin (1955) wird sie lediglich vonMoreau & Durand (2002) erwähnt.In den meisten aktuellen Publikationen(Enderle & Moreno 1985, Citérin 1992, Uljé 2005, Ludwig 2007, Gröger 2014 werden in dieser Sektion an weiteren (europäischen) Arten C. domesticus (Bolton) Vilgalys, Hopple & Jacq. Johnson, C. ellisii (P. ...
Abstract: The two species Coprinellus albidofloccosus and Entoloma fuscohebes are reported for the first time form Croatia. Both are described in detail and presented by colour fotos, their distribution and ecology is discussed. While C. albidofloccosus is regarded as a very rare, E. fuscohebes
has not been recognized as an independent species until 2015 and is obviousely not rare in Istria. Coprinellus bipellis is compared to C. albidofloccosus, the latter is combined here into the genus Coprinellus.
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