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Displaying records 1–11 of 11 for your search terms: Genus: xerula
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Physalacriaceae Corner
Beih.Nova Hedwigia 33:10 (1970)
Xerula Maire
Fung.Catal. 15:66 (1933)
Xerula atrocaerulea R.H.Petersen & Bougher
Nova Hedwigia 87:5-9, Figs 1, 2, 5-10 (2008)
Xerula eradicata (Kalchbr.) R.H.Petersen
Nova Hedwigia 87:15 (2008)
Xerula flavo-olivacea R.H.Petersen & Halling
Nova Hedwigia 87:19-23, Figs 23-30 (2008)
Xerula flavo-olivacea var. kimberleyana R.H.Petersen & M.D.Barrett
Nova Hedwigia 87:23-27, Figs 31-38 (2008)
Xerula gigaspora (Cooke & Massee) R.H.Petersen
Nova Hedwigia 87:27 (2008)
Xerula mundroola (Grgur.) R.H.Petersen
Nova Hedwigia 87:43 (2008)
Xerula radicata (Relhan) Dörfelt
Veröff.Mus.Stadt Gera, Naturwiss.Reihe. 2-3:67 (1975)
Xerula radicata var. mundroola Grgur.
Larger Fungi of South Australia 253 (1997)
Xerula raphanipes (Berk.) Dörfelt
Feddes Repert. 94:557 (1983)
Xerula superbiens (Berk.) R.H.Petersen
Nova Hedwigia 87:50 (2008)

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