Vascellum Explained
Vascellum is a genus of puffball fungi in the family Agaricaceae. The genus was defined by Czech mycologist František Šmarda in 1958.
Species
- Vascellum abscissum (R.E.Fr.) Kreisel 1962 – South America
- Vascellum angulatum (Dissing & M.Lange) P.Ponce de León 1970
- Vascellum cingulatum Homrich 1988 – South America
- Vascellum cruciatum (Rostk.) P.Ponce de León 1970 – Europe, North America, South America
- Vascellum cuzcoense Homrich 1988 – South America
- Vascellum delicatum Homrich 1988 – South America
- Vascellum djurense (Henn.) P.Ponce de León 1970 – Africa
- Vascellum endotephrum (Pat.) Demoulin & Dring 1975 – Africa
- Vascellum floridanum A.H.Sm. 1974 – United States
- Vascellum hyalinum Homrich 1988 – South America
- Vascellum intermedium A.H.Sm. 1974 – United States
- Vascellum lloydianum A.H.Sm. 1974 – United States
- Vascellum pampeanum (Speg.) Homrich 1988 – South America
- Vascellum qudenii (Bottomley) P.Ponce de León 1970
- Vascellum rhodesianum (Verwoerd) P.Ponce de León 1970
- Vascellum texense A.H.Sm. 1974 – United States
- Vascellum vanderystii (Bres.) P.Ponce de León 1970
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