Neolycopersici

Neolycopersici is a genus of fungi in the family Lycoperdaceae. It belongs to the order Agaricales and is commonly known as the stippled puffs.

Neolycopersici species are typically found in Europe, Asia, and North America, where they inhabit a wide range of habitats, including forests, grasslands, and areas with acid soils. Fruiting bodies are usually subglobose or short-handled to round, with a neck and lack a veil.

Some species of neolycopersici are known to associate closely with specific substrate types. For example, one species, Neolycopersici xerophilum, is predominantly found on well-drained, sandy, or peaty soils. Fruiting often occurs when the environment is consistently dry after seasonal rainfall or in association with vegetation cover.

The fruits of neolycopersici species range in size from 2 to 15 cm in diameter. They usually exhibit bright yellow or orange-brown tints, bestowing an attractive, rugose appearance due to fragmentation. Their aroma is observed and may become distinctly smelling of damp or off as their fading begins.

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