Description: Klasse: Pilze (Fungi). Fig. 1. Gemeiner Stäubling, Lycoperdon gemmatum. 2. Kapuzinerpilz, Boletus scaber. 3. Pfefferpilz, Boletus piperatus. 4. Filziger Ringpilz, Boletus subtomentosus. 5. Morchel, Morchella esculenta. 6. Lorchel, Helvella esculenta. 7. Speise-Trüffel, Tuber melanosporum. 8. Weiße Trüffel, Choiromyces meandriformis. Date: 1911. Source:
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