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Basidomycete Fungi On Dung Flashcards

1
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Agrocybe molesta
Molesta = troublesome

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Bearded Fieldcap

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Agrocybe pediades
Pediades = smooth or even

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Common Fieldcap

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Agrocybe praecox
Praecox = Coming early (in the season)

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Spring Fieldcap

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Bovista aestivalis
Aestivalis = pertaining to summer

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Summer Puffball

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Bolbitius titubans
Titubans = wavering, restless

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Yellow Fieldcap

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Conocybe alboradicans
Albo radicans = White and rooting

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White Conecap

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Conocybe antipus
Antipus = No foot, rooting

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Whitelaced Conecap

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Conocybe aurea
Aurea = Golden

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Golden Conecap

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Conocybe rickeniana
Ricken = Mycologist

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No Common name

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Conocybe siliginea
Siliginea = Wheat-coloured

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Pallid Conecap

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Conocybe singeriana
Mycologist = Singer

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Bigfoot Conecap

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Coprinellus congregatus
Congregatus = Congregated, clustered together

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Clustered Inkcap

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Coprinellus curtus
Curtus = shortened

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Short Inkcap

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Coprinellus ephemerus
Ephemerus = Lasting a day

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Fleeting Inkcap

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Coprinopsis flocculosus
Flocculosus = With woolly curls

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Flocculate Inkcap

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Coprinellus heptemerus
Heptemerus = of severn days

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No Common name

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Tulosesus heterosetulosus
Heterosetulosus = With mixed setae or hairs

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No Common name

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Tulosesus marculentus
Marculentus = withered

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No Common name

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Coprinellus pellucidus
Pellucidus = transparent

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No Common name

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Coprinopsis cinerea
Cinerea = ash-grey

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Grey Inkcap

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Coprinopsis cothurnata
Cothurnata = booted (stem)

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Powdered inkcap

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Coprinopsis filamentifera
Filamentifer = with filaments

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No Common name

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Coprinopsis luteocephala
Leuto cephala = with a yellow head

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Yellow Inkcap

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Coprinopsis macrocephala
Macro cephala = with a large head

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Bighead Inkcap

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Coprinopsis naucotica
Naucotica = stupefying

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Stinking Inkcap

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Coprinopsis nivea
Nivea = Snow-white

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Snowy Inkcap

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Coprinopsis pachysperma
Pachy sperma = thick spores

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Thickspored Inkcap

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Narcissea patouillardii
Patouillard = Mycologist

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No Common name

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Coprinopsis poliomalla
Poliomalla = Grey wool

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Greyhaired Inkcap

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Coprinopsis pseudonivea
Pseudonivea = False snow white

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No Common name

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Coprinopsis pseudoradiata
Psudo radiata = Flase rays

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Flasrayed Inkcap

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Coprinopsis radiata
Radiata = with rays

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Rayed Inkcap

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Coprinopsis stercorea
Stercorea = associated with dung

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Dung Inkcap

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Coprinopsis tuberosa
Tuberosa = arrising from a tuber

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Tuberous Inkcap

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Coprinopsis utrifer
Utrifer = producing small bladders

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Dusty Inkcap

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Coprinopsis vermiculifera
Vermiculiform = worm shaped

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Wormy Inkcap

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Narcissea ephemeroides
Ephermeral = Lasting 1 day

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Diaphanous Inkcap

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Coprinus sterquilinus
Sterquilinus = with dung / after dung

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Midden Inkcap

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Coprinopsis xenobia
Xenobius = foreign or abnormal

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Crucibulum laeve
Laeve = smooth

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Common Birds Nest

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Cyathus stercoreus
Stercoreus = stinkiing of dung

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Dung Birdsnest

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Deconica coprophila
Coprophila = Liking dung

A

Dung brownie

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Deconica crobula
Crobula = a knot of hair

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No Common name

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Deconica inquilina
Inquilina = a lodger

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Flecked Brownie

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Deconica merdaria
Merdaria = associated with dung

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No Common name

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Deconica merdicola
Merdicola = living on dung

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No Common name

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Deconica moeller
Moeller = Mycologist

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No Common name

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Lacrymaria lacrymabunda
Lacrymabunda = weeping abundently

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Weeping Widdow

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Leucocoprinus cretaceus
Cretaceus = chalky

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No Common name

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Leucocoprinus ianthinus
Ianthinus = violet-blue

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No Common name

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Lepista nuda
Nuda = Naked

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Wood Blewit

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Lepista sordida
Sordida = sordid, grubby

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Sordid Blewit

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Panaeolus acuminatus
Acuminatus = coming to a point

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Dewdrop Mottlegill

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Panaeolus antillarum
Antilles = of the Antilles (islands of the Caribbean)

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No Common name

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Panaeolus cinctulus
Cinctulus = belted

A

Banded Mottlegill

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Panaeolus fimicola
Fimicola = growing on dung

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Turf Mottlegill

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Panaeolus guttulatus
Guttulatus = sprinkled with dots of oil or resin

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No Common name

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Panaeolus papilionaceus
Papilionaceus = butterfly like

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Petticoat Mottlegill

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Panaeolus semiovatus
Semi ovatus = half egg shaped

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Egghead Mottlegill

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Panaeolus subfirmus
Sub firmis = less than firm

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No Common name

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Parasola misera
Misera = worthless

A

Least Inkcap

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Parasola schroeteri
Schroeter = mycologist

A

No Common name

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Protostropharia semiglobata
Semi globata = half round

A

Dung Roundhead

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Protostopharia luteonitens
Luteoniitens = shining yellow

A

No Common Name

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Psathyrella hirta
Hirta = hairy

A

No Common name

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Psathyrella prona
Prona = leaning over or drooping

A

Bent Brittlestem

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Psathyrella saponacea
Saponaceus = soapy

A

Dung Brittlestem

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Psathyrella sphaerocystis
Spaerocystis = with rounded cells

A

No Common Name

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Psathyrella stercoraria
Stercoraria = growing on dung

A

No Common Name

70
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Psilocybe cyanescens
Cyanescens = turning blue

A

Blueleg Brownia

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Psilocybe liniformans
Liniformans = turning or forming blue flax

A

No Common Name

72
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Psilocybe semilanceata
Semi lanceata = partly spear shaped

A

Liberty Cap

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Psilocybe subcoprophila
Sub coprophil = somewhat favouring dung

A

No Common Name

74
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Psilocybe subviscida
Sub viscidus = somewhat viscid or slimy

A

No Common Name

75
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Sphaerobolus stellatus
Stellatus = star-like

A

Shooting Star

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Volvopluteus gloicephalus
Gloi cephalus = sticky cap

A

Stubble Rosegill

77
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Bearded Fieldcap

A

Agrocybe molesta
Molesta = troublesome

78
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Common Fieldcap

A

Agrocybe pediades
Pediades = smooth or even

79
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Spring Fieldcap

A

Agrocybe praecox
Praecox = Coming early (in the season)

80
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Summer Puffball

A

Bovista aestivalis
Aestivalis = pertaining to summer

81
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Yellow Fieldcap

A

Bolbitius titubans
Titubans = wavering, restless

82
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White Conecap

A

Conocybe alboradicans
Albo radicans = White and rooting

83
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Whitelaced Conecap

A

Conocybe antipus
Antipus = No foot, rooting

84
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Golden Conecap

A

Conocybe aurea
Aurea = Golden

85
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No Common name

A

Conocybe rickeniana
Ricken = Mycologist

86
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Pallid Conecap

A

Conocybe siliginea
Siliginea = Wheat-coloured

87
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Bigfoot Conecap

A

Conocybe singeriana
Mycologist = Singer

88
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Clustered Inkcap

A

Coprinellus congregatus
Congregatus = Congregated, clustered together

89
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Short Inkcap

A

Coprinellus curtus
Curtus = shortened

90
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Fleeting Inkcap

A

Coprinellus ephemerus
Ephemerus = Lasting a day

91
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Flocculate Inkcap

A

Coprinopsis flocculosus
Flocculosus = With woolly curls

92
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No Common name

A

Coprinellus heptemerus
Heptemerus = of severn days

93
Q

No Common name

A

Tulosesus heterosetulosus
Heterosetulosus = With mixed setae or hairs

94
Q

No Common name

A

Tulosesus marculentus
Marculentus = withered

95
Q

No Common name

A

Coprinellus pellucidus
Pellucidus = transparent

96
Q

Grey Inkcap

A

Coprinopsis cinerea
Cinerea = ash-grey

97
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Powdered inkcap

A

Coprinopsis cothurnata
Cothurnata = booted (stem)

98
Q

No Common name

A

Coprinopsis filamentifera
Filamentifer = with filaments

99
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Yellow Inkcap

A

Coprinopsis luteocephala
Leuto cephala = with a yellow head

100
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Bighead Inkcap

A

Coprinopsis macrocephala
Macro cephala = with a large head

101
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Stinking Inkcap

A

Coprinopsis naucotica
Naucotica = stupefying

102
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Snowy Inkcap

A

Coprinopsis nivea
Nivea = Snow-white

103
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Thickspored Inkcap

A

Coprinopsis pachysperma
Pachy sperma = thick spores

104
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No Common name

A

Narcissea patouillardii
Patouillard = Mycologist

105
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Greyhaired Inkcap

A

Coprinopsis poliomalla
Poliomalla = Grey wool

106
Q

No Common name

A

Coprinopsis pseudonivea
Pseudonivea = False snow white

107
Q

Flasrayed Inkcap

A

Coprinopsis pseudoradiata
Psudo radiata = Flase rays

108
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Rayed Inkcap

A

Coprinopsis radiata
Radiata = with rays

109
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Dung Inkcap

A

Coprinopsis stercorea
Stercorea = associated with dung

110
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Tuberous Inkcap

A

Coprinopsis tuberosa
Tuberosa = arrising from a tuber

111
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Dusty Inkcap

A

Coprinopsis utrifer
Utrifer = producing small bladders

112
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Wormy Inkcap

A

Coprinopsis vermiculifera
Vermiculiform = worm shaped

113
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Diaphanous Inkcap

A

Narcissea ephemeroides
Ephermeral = Lasting 1 day

114
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Midden Inkcap

A

Coprinus sterquilinus
Sterquilinus = with dung / after dung

115
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A

Coprinopsis xenobia
Xenobius = foreign or abnormal

116
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Common Birds Nest

A

Crucibulum laeve
Laeve = smooth

117
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Dung Birdsnest

A

Cyathus stercoreus
Stercoreus = stinkiing of dung

118
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Dung brownie

A

Deconica coprophila
Coprophila = Liking dung

119
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No Common name

A

Deconica crobula
Crobula = a knot of hair

120
Q

Flecked Brownie

A

Deconica inquilina
Inquilina = a lodger

121
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No Common name

A

Deconica merdaria
Merdaria = associated with dung

122
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No Common name

A

Deconica merdicola
Merdicola = living on dung

123
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No Common name

A

Deconica moeller
Moeller = Mycologist

124
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Weeping Widdow

A

Lacrymaria lacrymabunda
Lacrymabunda = weeping abundently

125
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No Common name

A

Leucocoprinus cretaceus
Cretaceus = chalky

126
Q

No Common name

A

Leucocoprinus ianthinus
Ianthinus = violet-blue

127
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Wood Blewit

A

Lepista nuda
Nuda = Naked

128
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Sordid Blewit

A

Lepista sordida
Sordida = sordid, grubby

129
Q

Dewdrop Mottlegill

A

Panaeolus acuminatus
Acuminatus = coming to a point

130
Q

No Common name

A

Panaeolus antillarum
Antilles = of the Antilles (islands of the Caribbean)

131
Q

Banded Mottlegill

A

Panaeolus cinctulus
Cinctulus = belted

132
Q

Turf Mottlegill

A

Panaeolus fimicola
Fimicola = growing on dung

133
Q

No Common name

A

Panaeolus guttulatus
Guttulatus = sprinkled with dots of oil or resin

134
Q

Petticoat Mottlegill

A

Panaeolus papilionaceus
Papilionaceus = butterfly like

135
Q

Egghead Mottlegill

A

Panaeolus semiovatus
Semi ovatus = half egg shaped

136
Q

No Common name

A

Panaeolus subfirmus
Sub firmis = less than firm

137
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Least Inkcap

A

Parasola misera
Misera = worthless

138
Q

No Common name

A

Parasola schroeteri
Schroeter = mycologist

139
Q

Dung Roundhead

A

Protostropharia semiglobata
Semi globata = half round

140
Q

No Common Name

A

Protostopharia luteonitens
Luteoniitens = shining yellow

141
Q

No Common name

A

Psathyrella hirta
Hirta = hairy

142
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Bent Brittlestem

A

Psathyrella prona
Prona = leaning over or drooping

143
Q

Dung Brittlestem

A

Psathyrella saponacea
Saponaceus = soapy

144
Q

No Common Name

A

Psathyrella sphaerocystis
Spaerocystis = with rounded cells

145
Q

No Common Name

A

Psathyrella stercoraria
Stercoraria = growing on dung

146
Q

Blueleg Brownia

A

Psilocybe cyanescens
Cyanescens = turning blue

147
Q

No Common Name

A

Psilocybe liniformans
Liniformans = turning or forming blue flax

148
Q

Liberty Cap

A

Psilocybe semilanceata
Semi lanceata = partly spear shaped

149
Q

No Common Name

A

Psilocybe subcoprophila
Sub coprophil = somewhat favouring dung

150
Q

No Common Name

A

Psilocybe subviscida
Sub viscidus = somewhat viscid or slimy

151
Q

Shooting Star

A

Sphaerobolus stellatus
Stellatus = star-like

152
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Stubble Rosegill

A

Volvopluteus gloicephalus
Gloi cephalus = sticky cap

English Names Relating To Common Fungi (60 decks)

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