Clavariaceae

Homonyms: Clavariaceae
Common names: Clavariacées in French; Coral fungus in English; Goździeńcowate in Polish; Hongos coral y parientes in Spanish; Korallen in German; Køllesvampfamilien in Danish; Køllesvampfamilien in Danish; Tõlvikulised in Estonian; antler and spindle fungi in English; fingersvampar in Swedish; kijarke in Slovenian; kyjankovité in Czech; Šakočius in Lithuanian; Žagarūniniai in Lithuanian; Клавариевые in Russian; Рогатиковые in Russian; Լեզվասնկեր in Armenian; シロソウメンタケ科 in Japanese; 珊瑚菌科 in Chinese; 국수버섯과 in Korean; Antler And Spindle Fungi in English; Antler And Spindle Fungi in English; Antler And Spindle Fungi in English; fingersvampar in Swedish

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