Observations on the genus Calostoma in Mexico
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https://doi.org/10.33885/sf.1973.2.420Abstract
Calostoma cinnabarina, G. lutescens and C. ravendii arc the only species known of the genus in ;'\icxico. Of these, C. mvenclii is first reported lront the Mexican mycoflora. All the species o[ Calostorna growing in the subtropical forest (deciduous and mesophile forests oF severa l authors) ol ;'\lexico, between the 100 and 2000 m of altitude, both in the GniF of Mexico and Pacific slopes. C. cinnabarina is the most abundant species in :\Iexico as occur in U.S.A. The relation of the studied material, with spores and peridium features is presented as well as a key of the known speciesDownloads
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