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Volvariella surrecta,
commonly known as the
piggyback rosegill, is an
agaric fungus in the
family Pluteaceae. V.
surrecta mushrooms have
white or greyish...
- the 1940s when the type
location was rediscovered. In 1838
Pedicularis surrecta, was
described and
named by
George Bentham in the book
Flora Boreali-Americana...
- volvata, C. volviornata, C. volviradicata.
Volvariella bombycina Volvariella surrecta growing parasitically Volvopluteus gloiocephalus Annulus Partial veil Kirk...
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Pontella strenua Dana, 1849
Pontella suchumica Kritchagin, 1873
Pontella surrecta C. B. Wilson, 1950
Pontella tenuiremis Giesbrecht, 1889
Pontella tridactyla...
- Turkey,
Syria Prunella prunelliformis (Maxim.)
Makino – ****an
Prunella ×
surrecta Dumort. –
central +
southwestern Europe (P.
grandiflora × P. vulgaris)...
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North America,
Africa and
Australia Volvariella sathei India Volvariella surrecta North America north of Mexico,
Northern Africa, Europe, New Zealand, and...
- Schltr. –
Namibia Stapelia similis N.E.Br. –
Little Namaqualand Stapelia surrecta N.E.Br. – Cape
Province Stapelia unicornis C.A.Lückh. –
Eswatini Stapelia...
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Sichuan Bambusa subtruncata L.C.Chia & H.L.Fung –
Guangdong Bambusa surrecta (Q.H.Dai) Q.H.Dai –
Guangxi Bambusa tabacaria (Lour.) Steud. – Vietnam...
- elliptical. This
species is host to the
parasitic gilled mushroom Volvariella surrecta,
which is
found on
older specimens. The
species is
edible but even a small...
- Medler, 1999
Atracis subrufescens Walker, 1870)
Atracis surrecta Walker, 1857)
Atracis surrecta var. a Distant, 1910)
Atracis tabida Gerstaecker, 1895)...
