Titlebook: Desert Truffles; Phylogeny, Physiolog Varda Kagan-Zur,Nurit Roth-Bejerano,Asunción Morte Book 2014 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2014 A

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Asian Mediterranean Desert Trufflesll (50–250 and 300–600 mm annually, respectively). Hypogeous fungi are known to proliferate in such regions (relevant maps are presented). This paper defines the natural habitats, briefly mentioning soil characteristics, and describes the various climatic conditions prevailing in the different areas

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Ecology and Distribution of Desert Truffles in the Kalahari of Southern Africaarid and semiarid plain 900 m or more in elevation with a long history of use of truffles by its native people. Three genera and species of desert truffles have been recorded from the Kalahari: . is a monotypic endemic. . has also been reported from Spain and . is a cosmopolitan genus, at least in t

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Ecology and Distribution of Desert Truffles in the Australian Outbackm the Great Sandy Desert (11 collections), Tanami Desert (4), Great Victoria Desert (1) and Simpson Desert (1). The Gibson Desert additionally is represented by unvouchered reports. This sparse number of collections clearly does not reflect either the abundance or range of any of the seven species c

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Varda Kagan-Zur,Nurit Roth-Bejerano,Asunción MorteGives a modern approach of this new topic.Integrates scientific and applied aspects.With contributions by an international board of experts.Includes supplementary material:

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Waleed M. Ead,Mohamed M. Abbassyus is, and what arid lands are, is hence critical to delimit this ecological group. We choose to define ‘hypogeous’ fungi as those species with closed or ‘sequestrate’ globose fruiting bodies growing totally under soil surface or partially covered by it. The terms ‘truffle’ and ‘tuberoid’ are applie