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A small genus of medium-sized, stalked cup fungi with pale inner surfaces and sparsely brown-hairy outer surfaces, described by Korf in 1960. It contains a few species, including the type J. fusicarpa and the eastern North American J. semitosta.
Cups 1.5-7 cm with a ribbed, often buried pseudostem; outer surface with sparse brown septate hairs; spores large, fusoid-ellipsoid, warted in Melzer's reagent; asci inamyloid.
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