- 2016) of
Geopyxis:
Geopyxis acetabularioides Geopyxis alba
Geopyxis albocinerea Geopyxis alpina Geopyxis bambusicola Geopyxis carbonaria Geopyxis carnea...
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Geopyxis carbonaria is a
species of
fungus in the
genus Geopyxis,
family Pyronemataceae.
First described to
science in 1805, and
given its
current name...
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Geopyxis vulcanalis,
commonly known as the
vulcan pixie cup, is a
species of cup
fungus in the
family Pyronemataceae. It was
first described scientifically...
- Zhang. It is the only
species of
Geopyxis with
ornamented ascospores.
Zhuang W-Y, Liu C-Y. (2006). "A new
species of
Geopyxis (Pezizales, Pyronemataceae) with...
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Pixie cup may
refer to:
Fungi Geopyxis carbonaria,
fungus also
known as a "pixie cup"
Geopyxis vulcanalis,
fungus commonly known as the "vulcan
pixie cup"...
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Helvella coccinea Schaeffer (1774),
Lachnea coccinea Phillips (1887),
Geopyxis coccinea M****ee (1895),
Sarcoscypha coccinea Saccardo ex
Durand (1900)...
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species to the
genus Geopyxis illogical: ""Even externally, the
fungus does not
closely match Rehm's own
description of the
genus Geopyxis under which he places...
- explained:
Urnula craterium was
placed with its
related species under Geopyxis,
because Geopyxis was
established by
Persoon before Urnula by Fries; and that in...
- carbonaria, the red-footed tortoise, a
reptile species native to
South America Geopyxis carbonaria, the
charcoal loving elf-cup, a
fungus species Carbonaria (disambiguation)...
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Latin word pyxis,
refers to the
segregation of this
species from the
genus Geopyxis. The
proper word in
ancient Gr**** for "fire" is
however pyr (πῦρ). Fruit...
