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Demystifying Hebeloma: introducing hebeloma.org and its database.
Peter Bartlett1, Ursula Eberhardt2, Henry J Beker3,4,5
1, Virginia Water, Surrey, UK.
IMA Fungus
|November 10, 2022
Summary
A new website, hebeloma.org, has been launched. It provides information on the fungal genus Hebeloma.
Area of Science:
- Mycology
- Botany
Background:
- The fungal genus Hebeloma is globally distributed.
- Accurate identification and classification are crucial for mycological research.
Purpose of the Study:
- To announce the launch of a dedicated online resource for the genus Hebeloma.
- To provide a centralized platform for information on Hebeloma species.
Main Methods:
- Website development and content curation.
- Inclusion of taxonomic data, images, and distribution information.
Main Results:
- The website hebeloma.org is now live and accessible.
- The platform offers a comprehensive overview of the Hebeloma genus.
Conclusions:
- The hebeloma.org website serves as a valuable tool for mycologists and researchers.
- This resource aims to improve the accessibility of information on Hebeloma fungi.
Keywords:
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