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Leotia is a
genus of cup
fungi of the
division Ascomycota.
Leotia species are
globally distributed, and are
believed to be ectomycorrhizal. They are commonly...
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Leotia lubrica,
commonly referred to as a
jelly baby, is a
species of
fungus in the
family Leotiaceae. L. lubrica was
first validly described by Giovanni...
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Leotia atrovirens is a
species of mushroom. The
edibility of this
mushroom is unknown. The cap is green, as it
matures it
becomes dark green. The cap is...
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Leotia viscosa (common name,
chicken lips) is a
species of
mushroom in the
Leotiaceae family. Its stem
color can be yellow,
orange to white, and the cap...
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Later authors have
moved the
taxon to
various genera:
Persoon placed in
Leotia in 1801,
Samuel Frederick Gray
transferred it
Relhanum in 1821,
while Otto...
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interested individuals and a list can be
found in the
Atlas of
Living Australia.
Leotia lubrica commonly known as the
jelly baby
grows in leaf litter, moss and...
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white to bluish-gray stem,
darkening to
brown at the base. The
heads of
Leotia and
Cudonia species are less yellow,
while Vibrissea species can lack stems...
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family Cudoniaceae.
Cudonia species are
similar to some
Helvella or
Leotia species in stature, a
stipe with a jelly-like head on top.
Cudonia have...
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Leotiomyceta Leotia viscosa found in West Lebanon, New
Hampshire Scientific classification Domain:
Eukaryota Kingdom:
Fungi Division:
Ascomycota (unranked):...
- po****r
chemistry experiment demonstrating oxidation reactions.
Jelly baby -
Leotia lubrica a type of
small woodland fungus which has some
resemblance to the...
