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  • Global diversity and distribution of macrofungi
    Mueller, GM; Schmit, JP; Leacock, PR; Buyck, B; Cifuentes, J; Desjardin, DE; Halling, RE; Hjortstam, K; Iturriaga, T; Larsson, KH; Lodge, DJ; May, TW; Minter, D; Rajchenberg, M; Redhead, SA; Ryvarden, L; Trappe, JM; Watling, R; Wu, QW (2007)
    Data on macrofungal diversity and distribution patterns were compiled for major geographical regions of the world. Macrofungi are defined here to include ascomycetes and basidiomycetes with large, easily observed spore-bearing ...
  • Revision of Amanita alexandri and its similarity to Amanita polypyramis
    Tulloss, RE; Villegas, M; Cifuentes, J; Morales Torres, E (1999)
    Amanita polypyramis and Amanita alexandri are easily confused species of Amanita section Lepidella. The holotype of the latter taxon was studied, as well as of other collections of the two species. No significant difference ...
  • Soil microfungi from a banana (Musa paradisiaca) plantation in Teapa, Tabasco, Mexico
    Del Olmo–Ruiz, M; Cifuentes, J; Vidal–Gaona, G; Rosique–Gil, E (2010)
    In this study, we analyzed the soil microfungal community from a banana (Musa paradisiaca L.) plantation in Teapa, a municipality of Tabasco State in Mexico. The objectives were to determine the fungal species present and ...
  • Sporal characters in Gomphales and their significance for phylogenetics
    Villegas, M; Cifuentes, J; Estrada Torres, A (2005)
    Traditionally, sporal characters, such as color, shape and ornamentation, have been important in differentiating the various genera within the Gomphales. In some instances, however, no precise analyses have been made that ...
  • Traditional infrageneric classification of Gymnopilus is not supported by ribosomal DNA sequence data
    Guzman Davalos, L; Mueller, GM; Cifuentes, J; Miller, AN; Santerre, A (2003)
    The traditional classification of Gymnopilus (Agaricales) recognizes two primary groups, Annulati and Gymnopilus, based on the presence or absence of a membranous partial veil. While our analyses of DNA sequence data from ...

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