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Bird's nest fungi whose peridioles lie loose in a sticky gel rather than being attached by a cord, unlike Cyathus and Crucibulum. Named by V.S. White (1902); species are known from North America, the Himalayas and Japan.
Peridium cup- to urn-shaped, hairy outside; peridioles small, smooth, embedded in gel, without a funiculus; spores elliptical, smooth.
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