- than
sporocarps above ground.
Hypogeous fungi are
usually called truffles or
false truffles.
There is
evidence that
hypogeous fungi evolved from epigeous...
- in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Hypogeal, hypogean,
hypogeic and
hypogeous (lit. 'underground'; from
Ancient Gr**** ὑπό (hupó) 'under' and γῆ (gê) 'earth')...
- When he
arrived at Corvallis, one of the most
important collections of
hypogeous fungi in
North America was in care of the
retiring Professor Helen Margaret...
- less
agaricoid morphology) are
commonly referred to as mushrooms,
while hypogeous (underground)
basidiocarps are
usually called false truffles. All basidiocarps...
- drought. However,
hypogeous Russulaceae are also
known from cold
temperate regions and
tropical rainforest. The fact that
hypogeous species in the Russulaceae...
-
burrow nor swim nor fly. The
opposite terms are hypogean,
hypogeic and
hypogeous. An
epigeal nest is a term used for a
termite mound, the
above ground...
- (terrestrial)
Verpa (terrestrial)
Kalapuya (
hypogeous)
Imaia (
hypogeous)
Leucangium (
hypogeous)
Fischerula (
hypogeous)
Other than the
anamorph genus Costantinella...
- take on classic, well-recognized
shapes such as
epigeous mushrooms and
hypogeous truffles. Most of
these produce microscopic propagules of
about 10 μm...
- be
stalked or sessile. The
order includes epigeous,
semihypogeous to
hypogeous (truffles) taxa. The
ascospores are single-celled,
bipolar symmetrical...
- both
inside the
basilica and in its square, such
demonstrating that the
hypogeous cemetery also
included an
extended funerary area on the topsoil. The Catacomb...
