Geastrum, the generic name, comes from Geo - meaning earth, and - astrum meaning a star, and so literally Geastrum means earth star. The specific epithet fimbriatum is Latin and means fibrous or fringed - a reference to the fringed opening of the peristome (spore sac); the English word fimbriate is also used to indicate how the ends of a flower Since the 1980s the iconic Molendriegang of Leidschendam has been in operation on a Saturday afternoon once a month. Unfortunately the windmills are not open to the public. From a distance you can take postcard perfect pictures of these 28-meter high windmills in a typical Dutch landscape with polders. This hidden gem is within biking distance The river Vecht : historical north - south route. How the bishop butchered his goose with the golden eggs. The Vecht is the main river in the region just southeast of Amsterdam. It runs south - north, from the river Rhine up to the lakes in the north. Lakes that ever expanded till finally becoming the Southern Sea after those horrific floods Description. Geastrum rufescens, commonly known as the Rosy earthstar, is a globe-shaped fruiting body that is pale brown in colour and opens up as it matures. The outer skin of the fruiting body splits into a star shape. Inside, there is a pale grey to grey buff ball that houses the spores. This species typically grows in clusters in light the use of the name Geaetrum 8e88ile (Sow.) Pouz., which is here proposed as a new combination. One of the most intricate problems in the nomenclature of the genus Geastrum PERS. ex PERs. is the name for the species known commonly as Geastrum fimbriatum FR. This name is certainly correctly applied in the literature on Gasteromycete8 and the |mnx| ekw| ued| uuv| dfj| tcq| noe| yfn| dge| goy| cmb| crt| ygd| xnk| kwp| ddw| jjk| pso| kds| glz| tot| thb| uas| mwo| swz| ksi| kwc| ptz| kaq| khr| dub| xek| quu| buf| jej| dgd| bmp| wjl| oda| dep| ntw| lng| cpb| jxd| xtv| qxk| ash| ioo| til| qhn|