Fungi of Saskatchewan
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176a (161b)	Fruiting body resembles an earthball, with a thick outer rind and a large inner cavity that fills with tissue, becomes divided by sterile bands of tissue, and then fills with black powdery spores - Elaphomyces
		Cross References:
			A355; Ar862; Ba81-2;
176b (161b)	Fruiting body warted, black to brown - Balsamia and allies
		Cross References:
			Ar852
176c (161b)	Fruiting body strikingly lobed or brainlike; warted, white to yellow to grey; or also warted on the interior - Genea and Genebea
		Cross References:
			Ar849
176d (161b)	Round to very lobed, hard and sometimes warted exterior; interior waxy with pockets of fertile tissue; marbeled appearance - Tuber and Pachypholeus
		Cross References:
			Ar854-62; Bo89
		Species found in Saskatchewan:
			Tuber: aestuvum

 

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