Geastrum hirsutum: A new earthstar fungus with a hairy exoperidium

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Geastrum hirsutum was found growing on decaying wood on an abandoned termites nest in Atlantic rainforest. This rare species is easily recognized by its small and caespitose basidiome with a very hirsute exoperidium.

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Baseia, I. G., & Calonge, F. D. (2006). Geastrum hirsutum: A new earthstar fungus with a hairy exoperidium. Mycotaxon, 95, 301–304. https://doi.org/10.5962/p.418140

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