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Fries transferred it to the
genus Lysurus in his
Systema Mycologi****. L. mo****n is the type
species of the
genus Lysurus. In 1938, Y. Kobayasi reported...
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Lysurus:
Lysurus arachnoideus (E. Fisch.) Trierv.-Per. & K.
Hosaka (2014)
Lysurus argentinus Speg. (1887)
Lysurus aseroeformis Corda (1854)
Lysurus borealis...
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Lysurus cruciatus or the lizard's-claw
stinkhorn is a
species of
fungus in the
stinkhorn family. It was
first described scientifically in 1845 by French...
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genus Lysurus by
having the
fruit body
ending in a spherical,
chambered head, with
gleba developing within the
depressions of the chambers.
Lysurus periphragmoides...
- species. This
genus includes species traditionally placed in
Buarremon and
Lysurus. Ridgely,
Robert S.; Tudor, Guy (2009).
Birds of
South America: P****erines...
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Clathrus archeri (synonyms
Lysurus archeri,
Anthurus archeri,
Pseudocolus archeri),
commonly known as
octopus stinkhorn or devil's fingers, is a fungus...
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Lysurus arachnoideus (Synonym
Aseroe arachnoidea) is a
species of
basidiomycete fungi in the
genus Lysurus. Page 87,
Bulletin of the
Lloyd Library of Botany...
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Khalid AN,
Niazi AR (2006). "
Lysurus ****stanicus, a new
species of
Phallales from ****stan". Mycotaxon. 98: 163–8.
Lysurus ****stanicus in
Index Fungorum...
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containing the
single species L. rodrigueziana, is
known only from
Costa Rica.
Lysurus Fr. (1823)
Fruiting bodies consist of a long
stalk with 3 or 4 short, thick...
- purplish-tinted volva.
Other similar species include Clathrus ruber,
Lysurus cruciatus, and
Lysurus mo****n. The
dispersal of
spores is
different from most "typical"...
