Fungi

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Kalchbrenner, K. (June 1880), Fungi of Australia. I. Basidiomycetes. Grevillea 8 (48) : 151-154 (Paper) Kalchbrenner, K. Author
Names in this reference:
  1. Agaricus abbreviatus Kalchbr.
  2. Agaricus eradicatus Kalchbr.
  3. Agaricus gomphodes Kalchbr.
  4. Agaricus imberbis Kalchbr.
  5. Agaricus laeticolor Kalchbr.
  6. Agaricus lenticula Kalchbr.
  7. Agaricus luteoaurantius Kalchbr.
  8. Agaricus nasutus Kalchbr.
  9. Agaricus pumilio Kalchbr.
  10. Agaricus trachycephalus F.Muell. & Kalchbr.
  11. Coprinus murinus Kalchbr.
  12. Hygrophorus scarlatinus Kalchbr.
  13. Lentinus fuscopurpureus Kalchbr.
  14. Lentinus hyracinus Kalchbr.
  15. Lentinus laeviceps Kalchbr.
  16. Lenzites torrida Kalchbr.
  17. Marasmius crinisequi F.Muell. ex Kalchbr.
  18. Marasmius minutissimus F.Muell. ex Kalchbr.
  19. Marasmius pilopus Kalchbr.
  20. Xerotus papuasius Kalchbr.

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