Fungus of the Year 2009 is the Pulcherricium caeruleum XL-Label
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Fungus of the Year 2009 is the Pulcherricium caeruleum, Fungus of the Year, Pulcherricium caeruleum, fungusSchreibweisen werden auch in folgenden Labels verwendet:
Fungus of the Year 1994 is the Orange Oak Bolete, Fungus of the Year 1995 is the Tinder fungus, Fungus of the Year 1996 is the Sarcodon imbricatus, Fungus of the Year 1997 is the Charcoal burner, Fungus of the Year 1998 is the Pig's Ears, Fungus of the Year 1999 is the Devil's boletus, Fungus of the Year 2000 is the Royal Fly Agaric, Fungus of the Year 2001 the Choiromyces meandriformis, Fungus of the Year 2002 is the Sorrel Webcap mushroom, Fungus of the Year 2012 is the Cantharellus cinereus, Pilz des Jahres 2009 ist der Blaue Rindenpilz, Fungus of the Year 2011 is the Clathrus ruber, Fungus of the Year 2014 is the Crucibulum laeve, Fungus of the Year 2017 is the Jew's ear, Fungus of the Year 2015 is the Crown-tipped Coral, Fungus of the Year 2016 is the Lepista personata, Fungus of the Year 2013 is the Entoloma incanum, Fungus of the Year 2008 is the Boletus aereus, Fungus of the Year 2007 is the Cordyceps militaris, Fungus of the Year is the Hericium coralloides, Fungus of the Year 2005 is the Hygrosscopic Earthstar, Fungus of the Year 2004 is the Serpula lacrymans, Fungus of the Year 2018 is the Agaricus campestris