Contribution to Neotropical Cyphellaceous Fungi—I. Three New Species of Flagelloscypha: Mycologia: Vol 72, No 5

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Three new species are described. Flagelloscypha tetraedrispora is very different from all known species because of tetrahedrical spores and urniform basidia. The similarities between F. oblongispora, F. flagellata, F. parasitica and F. minutissima as well as those between F. fusispora and F. dextrinoidea are discussed.

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