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Genus Mitrula
GENUS MITRULA
The genus Mitrula has the spore body erect, black or bright coloured, and dry, spatulate, or cylindrical, often compressed laterally. The spore-bearing surface is sharply distinct from the scaly or mealy stem below.
Mitrula Vitellina