Abstoma longii Zeller
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Filed As
Lycoperdaceae
Abstoma longii Zeller ( probable holotype ) -
Collector(s)
W. H. Long, Jr. 8310, 11 Nov 1918
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Location
United States of America. New Mexico. Doña Ana Co. Jornado Range Experiment Station. about 23 miles from Las Cruces.
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Habitat
In open sandy mesquite dunes.
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Description
Fructifications depressed globose, dark brown, up tp 2.0 cm in diameter.; exoperidium thin with sand inclusions, mostly persisting; endoperidium papery thin, but hard and shell-like; gleba at first soft, then dark-sepia and flocculent, powdery; capillitium tinted or almost hyaline, threads short, fragmentary, flexuous; spores sperical, dark-brown, echinulate, 26.2-28.75 microns including echinulae, which are 3.7-5.0 microns long, close together, softish or flexuous. Phenology of specimen: Basidiomata.
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Identifiers
NY Barcode: 65576
Occurrence ID: 4ec976e8-fe47-43da-9a4f-109d0de8e485
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Kingdom
Fungi
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Division
Basidiomycota
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Family
Lycoperdaceae
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All Determinations
Abstoma longii Zeller det S. M. Zeller
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Type Details
probable holotype of Abstoma longii Zeller
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Region
North America
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Country
United States of America
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State/Province
New Mexico
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County/Municipio
Doña Ana Co.
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Locality
Jornado Range Experiment Station. about 23 miles from Las Cruces
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Distribution
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Abstoma longii Zeller