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Date: 2010-04-06 02:09:52 Cyathus Nidulariaceae Nidula C. striatus Peridium Cyathus stercoreus Cyathus olla Agaricales Mycology Crucibulum		Add to Reading List Source URL: www.fungaldiversity.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 586,29 KB Share Document on Facebook

	“BALLISTIC” FUNGI D.W.Gover Illustrations J. A. Gover While most fungi do not actively disperse their spores, those that do so have evolved some remarkable mechanisms. This article, in two Parts, will examine the mec DocID: YVr1 - View Document
	DISPERSAL OF FUNGAL SPORES D.W.Gover Dispersal for fungi, as with plants, is an important reproductive function, in order to maintain the species, extend the existing habitat range and also to spread genetic variability, DocID: YUj6 - View Document
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	Crucibulum laeve © Megan Prance Cup: cup shaped, 5-8 mm high x 5-7 mm wide, greyish to cinnamon brown External – thick, felt like, velvety, epiphragm is operculate, yellow to ochraceous Internal – smooth, creamy-wh DocID: YxWD - View Document
	Mycocalia reticulata 9. Peridiole surface showing reticulations; 10. Antler-like hyphae X 175. © A.B Cribb in Qld Naturalist 1991 Cup: Depressed globose, distorted by pressure, to 2 mm diam., clumps to 5 mm. DocID: Y9SV - View Document