Fungi
Caps on stems; none of the above
Caps otherwise

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In this sub-group you find those cap-on-stem fungi that are (1) not in the list of exclusions given in the group overview and (2) not in the other sub-groups of the group.

 

In Podoserpula the caps appear in tiers, all the caps growing from the one stem. In Leotia and Vibrissea the caps are irregularly rounded. Fruitbodies are yellow to yellow-brown (Leotia) or white to creamy or very pale brown (Vibrissea).

Caps otherwise

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