Clavulinopsis


Clavulinopsis is a genus of coral fungi in the family Clavariaceae. The genus, first described scientifically by Casper van Overeem in 1923, has a widespread distribution.
The name means "having the appearance of Clavulina".

Species

, Index Fungorum lists 67 valid species in Clavulinopsis:
  • C. alcicornis
  • C. amoena
  • C. antillarum
  • C. appalachiensis
  • C. archeri
  • C. arctica
  • C. arenicola
  • C. aurantia
  • C. aurantiobrunnea
  • C. aurantiocinnabarina
  • C. boninensis
  • C. brevipes
  • C. candida
  • C. carneola
  • C. cinnamomea
  • C. cirrata
  • C. citrinoalba
  • C. coliformis
  • C. corallinorosacea
  • C. corniculata
  • C. depokensis
  • C. daigremontiana
  • C. depokensis
  • C. dichotoma
  • C. fleischeriana
  • C. fruticula
  • C. fusiformis
  • C. graveolens
  • C. griseola
  • C. helvola
  • C. hexaspora
  • C. hisingeri
  • C. hexaspora
  • C. laeticolor
  • C. ledermannii
  • C. lignicola
  • C. liguloides
  • C. lingula
  • C. luteo-ochracea
  • C. luteoalba
  • C. luteonana
  • C. luticola
  • C. michelii
  • C. miyabeana
  • C. moricolor
  • C. ochracea
  • C. propera
  • C. punicea
  • C. pusilla
  • C. rufipes
  • C. semivestita
  • C. septentrionalis
  • C. sibutiana
  • C. solomonensis
  • C. spathuliformis
  • C. spiculosa
  • C. spiralis
  • C. subarctica
  • C. subfastigiata
  • C. subflava
  • C. subumbrinella
  • C. sulcata
  • C. sulphurascens
  • C. tenella
  • C. tenerrima
  • C. tetragona
  • C. umbrina
  • C. umbrinella
  • C. yakusimensis