C. Thomas Shay, Margaret R. M. Kapinga
Abstract
Sclerotia recovered from an archaeological site in western Canada are described and identified as Cenococcum geophilum. The occurrence of Cenococcum in archaeological sediments is discussed in light of current knowledge of fungal sclerotia.
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Sclerotia recovered from an archaeological site in western Canada are described and identified as Cenococcum geophilum. The occurrence of Cenococcum in archaeological sediments is discussed in light of current knowledge of fungal sclerotia.
Key concepts: Archaeology, Geography