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secotiaceae

/sɪˌkəʊ.tiˈeɪ.si.iː/

Traducción: Familia de hongos caracterizada por un pie y un sombrero con una masa de tejido arrugado (gleba) donde se forman las esporas; a menudo se consideran formas deformadas de otros hongos.

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/sɪˌkəʊ.tiˈeɪ.si.iː/formalscientific
  • esFamilia de hongos caracterizada por un pie y un sombrero con una masa de tejido arrugado (gleba) donde se forman las esporas; a menudo se consideran formas deformadas de otros hongos.

A family of fungi characterized by a stalk and cap with a wrinkled mass of tissue (the gleba) where spores are produced, often dismissed as misshapen forms of other fungi.

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  1. Fungal familyC2formalscientific

    A family of fungi characterized by a stalk and cap, with a wrinkled spore-producing tissue called the gleba, often mistaken for deformed forms of other fungi.

    esSecotiaceae (familia de hongos)

    • The Secotiaceae family is often overlooked in field guides due to its resemblance to other fungi.
    • Mycologists study Secotiaceae to understand its unique spore dispersal mechanism.
    • Specimens of Secotiaceae were collected during the forest survey.