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List of Marasmius species

List of Marasmius species is a biology topic covered in the lgStudy science library. This page brings together a partial reference excerpt, illustrations, worked examples, real-world applications and a short study plan, so you can understand List of Marasmius species rather than just read about it. In short: This is a list of species in the large agaric genus Marasmius. As of October 2018, Index Fungorum lists 949 species in the genus.

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Reference excerpt

This is a list of species in the large agaric genus Marasmius. As of October 2018, Index Fungorum lists 949 species in the genus. Note that several groups of species which were formerly considered to belong to Marasmius have been moved to the new genera Cryptomarasmius, Mycetinis and Rhizomarasmius.

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A Marasmius abrubtipes Corner (1996) Marasmius abundans Corner (1996) Marasmius acanthocheilus Desjardin & E.Horak (1997) Marasmius acerinus Peck (1899) Marasmius acerosus Y.S.Tan & Desjardin (2007) Marasmius aciebrunneus Corner (1996) Marasmius aciecretaceus Corner (1996) Marasmius acierufus Corner (1996) Marasmius actiniceps (Kalchbr. & Cooke) D.A.Reid (1975) Marasmius aculeatus Pat. (1900) Marasmius acuminatus Henn. (1899) Marasmius acutus Corner (1996) Marasmius adhaesus Corner (1996) Marasmius adisianus Singer (1989) Marasmius aequatorialis Singer (1976) Marasmius africanus (Pat.) Sacc. (1895) Marasmius afrosulphureus Courtec. 1984 Marasmius aimara Singer (1965) Marasmius alachuanus Murrill (1942) Marasmius albertianus Singer (1964) Marasmius albidocremeus Antonín (2003) Marasmius albidomurinus Singer (1989) Marasmius albidus (Cleland) Grgur. (1997) Marasmius albimyceliosus Corner (1996) Marasmius albinanus Corner (1996) Marasmius albofarinaceus Henn. (1901) Marasmius albogriseus (Peck) Singer (1943) Marasmius albopurpureus T.H. Li & C.Q. Wang (2015) Marasmius albostipitatus Chun Y.Deng & T.H.Li (2012) Marasmius alienus Peck (1910) Marasmius alliacioides Henn. (1895) Marasmius alliarius Petch (1948) Marasmius alliifoetidus Corner (1996) Marasmius alliipotens Corner (1996) Marasmius alliodoratissimus Garrido (1988) Marasmius allium Eichelb. (1906) Marasmius allocystis Singer (1965) Marasmius alniphilus J.Favre (1952) Marasmius alopecuis (Berk. & M.A.Curtis) Neda (2004) Marasmius alpinus Killerm. (1933) Marasmius alveolaris Cleland (1927) Marasmius amabilis Har. & Pat. (1903) Marasmius amaryllidis Torrend (1913) Marasmius amazonicus Henn. (1904) Marasmius amethystinus J.Favre (1955) Marasmius amomi Petch (1948) Marasmius amygdalosporus Manim. & Leelav. (1988) Marasmius andasibensis Antonín & Buyck (2006) Marasmius angustilamellatus Y.S.Tan & Desjardin (2009) – Peninsular Malaysia Marasmius anisocystidiatus Antonín, Desjardin & H.Gsell (1992) Marasmius antarcticus Speg. (1888) Marasmius apatelius Singer (1964) Marasmius apogonus Singer (1977) Marasmius aporpohyphes Singer (1965) - name changed to Gymnopus aporpohyphes (Singer) Tkalčec & Mešić (2013) Marasmius aporpus Singer (1969) Marasmius araneocephalus Wannathes, Desjardin & Lumyong (2009) – Thailand Marasmius araucariae Singer (1965) Marasmius arborescens (Henn.) Beeli (1928) Marasmius argentinensis Speg. (1926) Marasmius arimana Dennis (1951) Marasmius aripoensis (Dennis) Singer (1965) Marasmius armeniacus Gilliam (1975) Marasmius artocarpi Corner (1996) Marasmius arundinaceus Velen. (1927) Marasmius ascendens Petch (1948) Marasmius asemiformis Singer (1989) Marasmius asiaticus Mešic & Tkalčec (2010) Marasmius aspilocephalus Singer (1965) Marasmius ater Singer (1976) Marasmius atlanticus Singer (1976) Marasmius atroalbus Henn. (1895) Marasmius atrocastaneus G.Stev. (1964) Marasmius atroincrustatus Singer (1976) Marasmius atropurpureus Murrill (1915) Marasmius atrorubens (Berk.) Sacc. (1887) Marasmius aucubae Neda (1998) - name changed to Cryptomarasmius aucubae (Neda) T.S. Jenkinson & Desjardin (2014) Marasmius auklandicus Henn. (1896) Marasmius aurantiacus I.Hino (1943) Marasmius aurantiobasalis Desjardin & E. Horak (1997) Marasmius aurantioferrugineus Hongo (1965) Marasmius aurantiostipitatus Antonín & P.Roberts (2004) Marasmius auratus Wannathes, Desjardin & Lumyong (2009) – Thailand Marasmius auriformis Henn. (1897) Marasmius australis Z.S.Bi & T.H.Li (1987) Marasmius austrorotula Singer (1969) Marasmius aztecus Singer (1976)

Marasmius bactrosporus Singer (1965) - name changed to Gymnopus bactrosporus (Singer) Mešić & Tkalčec (2013) Marasmius badiceps Peck (1897) Marasmius badiiceps Corner (1996) Marasmius baeocephalus Singer (1976) Marasmius bahamensis Murrill (1915) Marasmius balingensis Corner (1996) Marasmius bambusae (Pat.) Sacc. & Trotter (1912) Marasmius bambusiniformis Singer (1976) Marasmius bambusinus Fr. (1838) Marasmius barbatus Velen. (1939) Marasmius barombiensis Henn. (1895) Marasmius basicarneus Corner (1996) Marasmius bathomphalus Singer (1989) Marasmius batistae Singer (1965) Marasmius baumannii Henn. (1897) Marasmius beelianus Singer (1964) Marasmius bekolacongoli Beeli (1928) Marasmius bellipes Morgan (1905) Marasmius bellus Berk. (1856) Marasmius benecystidiatus Corner (1996) Marasmius beniensis Singer (1965) Marasmius berambutanus Desjardin, Retn. & E.Horak (2000) Marasmius berteroi (Lév.) Murrill (1915) Marasmius bezerrae Singer (1976) Marasmius bingaensis Singer (1964) Marasmius bipindeensis Henn. (1897) Marasmius boliviae Singer (1965) Marasmius bondoi Wannathes, Desjardin & Lumyong (2009) – Thailand Marasmius borealis Gilliam (1975) Marasmius brachypus Speg. (1898) Marasmius brachysporus Singer (1989) Marasmius brevicollus Corner (1996) Marasmius bromeliacearum Singer (1952) Marasmius bruchianus Speg. (1926) Marasmius brunneicrenulatus Corner (1996) Marasmius brunneimarginatus Corner (1996) Marasmius brunneinanus Corner (1996) Marasmius brunneoolivascens Wannathes, Desjardin & Lumyong (2009) – Thailand Marasmius brunneoaurantiacus Antonín & Buyck (2006) Marasmius brunneocinctus Singer (1976) Marasmius brunneodiscus Pegler (1968) Marasmius brunneolus (Beeli) Singer (1964) Marasmius brunneoniger Antonín & De Kesel (2013) Marasmius brunneospermus Har.Takah. (1999) Marasmius brunneostriatus Petch (1948) Marasmius bubalinus Pegler (1966) Marasmius buchwaldii Henn. (1900) Marasmius bulliardii Quél. (1878) Marasmius burkillii (Massee) Manjula (1983) Marasmius bururiensis Antonín (2003) Marasmius buxi Fr. (1872) Marasmius buxicola Kalamees (1986) Marasmius buzae Dennis (1961) Marasmius buzungolo Singer (1964)

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This is a list of species in the large agaric genus Marasmius. As of October 2018, Index Fungorum lists 949 species in the genus.

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