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A Note on Ileodictyon gracile (Clathraceae) in Korea

January 2004
32(1)

DOI:10.4489/MYCO.2004.32.1.054

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National Institute of Forest Science (Korea Forest Research Institute)

KFCA

During the study of mushroom flora in Hongneung Arboretum, Ileodictyon gracile was confirmed as new to Korea and described based on morphological and microscopic characteristics in here. This species has subhypogeous, clathrate structure, and obovoid spores. The clathrate structures have 4~12 polygonal meshes.

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