Tulosesus
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Taxonomy
The Tulosesus genus was created in 2020 by the German mycologists Dieter Wächter & Andreas Melzer when the Psathyrellaceae family was subdivided based on phylogenetic analysis. Many members of the Coprinellus genus were reclassified as Tulosesus. The type species, Tulosesus callinus was previously classified as Coprinellus callinus.
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Etymology
This genus name is an anagram of setulosus, Latin for having coarse hair or bristles.
Species[4]
As of July 2022, Index Fungorum accepted 39 species of Tulosesus.
- Tulosesus allovelus
- Tulosesus amphithallus
- Tulosesus angulatus
- Tulosesus aokii
- Tulosesus bisporiger
- Tulosesus bisporus
- Tulosesus brevisetulosus
- Tulosesus callinus
- Tulosesus canistri
- Tulosesus christianopolitanus
- Tulosesus cinereopallidus
- Tulosesus cinnamomeotinctus
- Tulosesus congregatus
- Tulosesus doverii
- Tulosesus ephemerus
- Tulosesus eurysporus
- Tulosesus fallax
- Tulosesus fuscocystidiatus
- Tulosesus heterosetulosus
- Tulosesus heterothrix
- Tulosesus hiascens
- Tulosesus impatiens
- Tulosesus marculentus
- Tulosesus minutisporus
- Tulosesus mitrinodulisporus
- Tulosesus pallidus
- Tulosesus pellucidus
- Tulosesus plagioporus
- Tulosesus pseudoamphithallus
- Tulosesus radicellus
- Tulosesus sabulicola
- Tulosesus sassii
- Tulosesus sclerocystidiosus
- Tulosesus singularis
- Tulosesus subdisseminatus
- Tulosesus subimpatiens
- Tulosesus subpurpureus
- Tulosesus uljei
- Tulosesus velatopruinatus
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