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Ascomycetes
Ascomycetes is a large group of typically small fungi, seldom
more than 5 cm in the largest dimension, and often microscopic. Fruiting bodies
are typically delicate, but may also be tough or leathery, particularly when
dry.
| 128a (1G) | Resembling a mushroom with a 'stem' and 'cap', both of which may have an uneven (pitted) surface, but the stem hollow and the cap never having gills, pores or teeth | 129 |
| 128b (1G) | Resembling a cup | 139 |
| 128c (1G) | Resembling a tongue(s) or finger(s) growing from soil or litter | 145 |