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A genus of about 13 described truffle-like and cup-shaped ascomycetes with hairy outer surfaces, growing in or on soil. Molecular work suggests the cup-shaped species belong in Sepultaria, leaving Geopora for G. cooperi and close relatives.
Fruitbody: hypogeous and folded (truffle-like) or sunken cup-shaped; outer surface brown and hairy. Spores: smooth, elliptical.
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