- Gomphales. The
order contains the
families Geastraceae,
which includes the "
earthstars"
formerly placed in
Lycoperdales or Phallales, and also Schenellaceae...
-
Earthstar may
refer to:
Fungi in the
genus Geastrum Earthstar (band), a 1970s and 1980s
American band
Earth Star (disambiguation) This disambiguation...
-
feature used by
Junghuhn to
differentiate G. triplex from
other similar earthstars was the collar-like
structure of the
inner layer of the exoperidium. American...
-
immediately prior to dehiscence. G. saccatum is
distinguished from
other earthstars by the
distinct circular ridge or
depression surrounding the
central pore...
- Nevertheless, many
mushrooms do not have stipes,
including cup fungi, puffballs,
earthstars, some polypores,
jelly fungi, ergots, and ****s. It is
often the case...
- is polyphyletic, as such species—which
include puffballs, earthballs,
earthstars, stinkhorns, bird's nest fungi, and
false truffles—are not
closely related...
-
Myriostoma is a
fungal genus in the
family Geastraceae.
Basidiocarps resemble earthstars, but the
spore sac is
supported by
multiple columns (instead of a single...
- The
Earthstar Thunder Gull is a
family of
cantilever high-wing,
tricycle gear
ultralight aircraft,
manufactured by
Earthstar Aircraft of
Santa Margarita...
- Africa,
where it
grows on the
ground in open woods. Like
several other earthstars,
crystals of
calcium oxalate are
found on G. pectinatum, and are thought...
-
earthstar fungi.
First described in 1829, it is
distinguished from
other earthstars by the
delicate fibers that line the
circular pore at the top of its spore...
