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Grouping |
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I have used to grouping mushrooms half scientific groups. It means that they are placed in a group by their visually properties. For example: mushrooms with gills are in the same group and after it in variable order like Russula, Agaricus and some other family as an own group. All species with shell-shaped fruiting bodies are in an own group, too. |
| Aphyllophorales: | Here you se only a few species from a
group.
You can see more when you go waiter. |
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| Cantharellus | ||
| Craterellus | ||
| Tooth Fungi: | ||
| Auriscalpium | ||
| Creolophus, Hydnellum,
Hydnum, Sarcodon |
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| (Pseudohydnum) | ||
| Ascomycetes - Sac Fungi: | ||
| Cups | ||
| Gyromitra | ||
| Helvella | ||
| Morchella | ||
| Basidiomycetes - Mushrooms with gills: | ||
| Boletacea - Mushrooms with cap and pores: | ||
| Boletes | ||
| Leccinum | ||
| Suillus | ||
| Tylopilus | ||
| Xerocomus | ||
| Other | ||
| Coral mushrooms, Club-like Fungi and Earth Tongues: | ||
| Club-like Fungi | ||
| Coral mushrooms | ||
| Earth Tongues | ||
| Polypores: | ||
| Polypores | ||
| Leather-like fungi: | ||
| Leather-like fungi | ||
| Thelephora | ||
| Other Fungi and Myxomycetes: | ||
| Jelly Fungi | ||
| Puffballs and Earth stars | ||
| Other | ||
| Myxomycetes - Slime moulds | ||
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