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Small puffballs of dry, open habitats with an outer layer of soil or sand bound by hyphae that persists as a basal patch; spores escape through an apical mouth. Some species start out upside down.
Fruit body: a small, flattened spore sac opening by an apical mouth. Exoperidium: soil and sand bound by hyphae, persisting as a basal cup or patch. Ecology: dry grassland, dunes and steppe.
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