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Calomyxa synspora
editUnmagnified, it appears either globe-like or in the form of a plasmodiocarp, light brown in color. Under 400x magnification, the capillitium founded consist of straight or twisted threads, and identified with faint or blunt papillae. When in mass, they form almost and ovoid shape with spore clusters prominent in 700x magnification.
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editFarr, M. L., & Kowalski, D. T. (1974). A New Species of Calomyxa from the Andes. Mycologia, 66(5), 884–886. https://doi.org/10.2307/3758210
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