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Xeromphalina
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Xeromphalina

Xeromphalina is a genus of fungi in the family Mycenaceae. The genus has a widespread distribution, and contains about 30 species.

Adults of the pleasing fungus beetle Tritoma humeralis have been recorded from an undetermined species of Xeromphalinus, but it does not seem to be a regular food source for them.

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19 branches of this genus, most-observed first

Xeromphalina sect. Xeromphalina

sectionXeromphalina

Xeromphalina sect. Mutabiles

sectionMutabiles

Xeromphalina leonina

speciesXeromphalina leonina

Xeromphalina sp. 'cornui-PNW02'

speciesXeromphalina sp. 'cornui-PNW02'

Xeromphalina sp. 'CA04'

speciesXeromphalina sp. 'CA04'

Xeromphalina sp. 'CA01'

speciesXeromphalina sp. 'CA01'

Xeromphalina curtipes

speciesXeromphalina curtipes

Xeromphalina sp. 'enigmatica-CA01'

speciesXeromphalina sp. 'enigmatica-CA01'

Xeromphalina sp. 'CA03'

speciesXeromphalina sp. 'CA03'

Xeromphalina sp. 'cornui-PNW03'

speciesXeromphalina sp. 'cornui-PNW03'

Xeromphalina austroandina

speciesXeromphalina austroandina

Xeromphalina testacea

speciesXeromphalina testacea

Xeromphalina sp. 'campanelloides-CA01'

speciesXeromphalina sp. 'campanelloides-CA01'

Xeromphalina sp. 'CA02'

speciesXeromphalina sp. 'CA02'

Xeromphalina sp. 'AL01'

speciesXeromphalina sp. 'AL01'

Xeromphalina sp. 'enigmatica-PNW05'

speciesXeromphalina sp. 'enigmatica-PNW05'

Xeromphalina sp. 'MN01'

speciesXeromphalina sp. 'MN01'

Xeromphalina sp. 'AK01'

speciesXeromphalina sp. 'AK01'

Xeromphalina sp. 'WA01'

speciesXeromphalina sp. 'WA01'

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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 56253.