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From: Saprophytic fungal communities change in diversity and species composition across a volcanic soil chronosequence at Sierra del Chichinautzin, Mexico

Fig. 2

Species relative abundance of saprophyte sporocarps at the three study sites. Dashed bars represent species common to the three sites. C. gibba: Clitocybe gibba; C. comatus: Coprinus comatus; C. olla: Cyathus olla; C. striatus: Cyathus striatus; G. hypnorum: Galerina hypnorum; G. penetrans: Gymnopilus penetrans; G. spadiceus: Gymnopilus spadiceus; G. dryophilus: Gymnopus dryophilus; G. fusipes: Gymnopus fusipes; H. miniata: Hygrocybe miniata; H. aurantiaca: Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca; H. fasciculare: Hypholoma fasciculare; L. mammiforme: Lycoperdon mammiforme; L. perlatum: Lycoperdon perlatum; L. pyriforme: Lycoperdon pyriforme; M. androsaceus: Marasmius androsaceus; M. oreades: Marasmius oreades; M. brassicolens: Micromphale brassicolens; M. filopes: Mycena filopes; M. maculata: Mycena maculata; Myc. sp. 1: Mycena sp. 1; Myc. sp. 3: Mycena sp. 3; Myc. sp.4: Mycena sp. 4; Myc. sp. 9: Mycena sp. 9; P. cerifera: Pholiota cerifera; T. hirsutum: Trichoglossum hirsutum

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Annals of Microbiology

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