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species to
Sistotrema.
Sistotrema adnatum Sistotrema alboluteum Sistotrema albopallescens Sistotrema athelioides Sistotrema autumnale Sistotrema biggsiae...
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Sistotrema brinkmannii, a
resupinate wood-rotting basidiomycete, is a
fungus found in soil, moss, debris,
rotten woods as well as
woods including seedling...
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fungus was
first described in 1818 by
Elias Magnus Fries, who
called it
Sistotrema lacteum.
Fries later made it the type
species of the
genus Irpex in 1828...
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Ptychogaster aurantiacus Pat., (1885)
Ptychogaster aureus Lloyd, (1921)
Sistotrema sulphureum (Bull.) Rebent., (1804)
Stereum speciosum Fr., (1871) Sulphurina...
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related species of the
genus Sistotrema belong within the Hydnaceae, as well as most
species of
Hydnum itself.
These Sistotrema species have
poroid basidiocarps...
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described scientifically in 1822 by
Lewis David de Schweinitz, who
called it
Sistotrema croceum. It was
transferred to the
genus Sarcodontia by
Czech mycologist...
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survey work and
other research.
Species of
Hydnum and the
related Sistotrema confluens (Cantharellales) are also mycorrhizal, but have
different ecological...
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genus Craterellus often has six-spored basidia,
while some
corticioid Sistotrema species can have two-, four-, six-, or eight-spored basidia, and the cultivated...
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appearance of
Hericium creolophus,
Cirrhatus spongipellis,
Pachyodon and
Sistotrema confluens in Mecklenburg, East Germany".
Feddes Repertorium (in German)...
- behavior. For example, one
subspecies of the
ectomycorrhizal Basidiomycete Sistotrema brinkmannii is homothallic,
although other subspecies have maintained...
