Syn:
T. campestre Morgan
T. granulosum Lév.
T. costatum Liu
non T. fimbriatum var heterosporum J.E. Wriight = T. winterhoffiiSpecies easy to identify under the microscope but often misidentified for T. punctatum, T. calongei and T. winterhoffii, presenting almost identical macro-features and occurring in similar habitats. Identifications should always be verified under the microscope or with DNA barcode to avoid misidentifications.
Common species in Europe and N. America. Also recorded in S. America, Asia and Australia. Occurs in a variety of dry grassland, steppes, sand dunes, semideserts. Large and stable population.
LC
World-wide distrubution, abundant species in temperate regions of Europe and N. America. Distribution records are somewhat ambiguous due to misidentifications with T. punctatum, T. calongei and T. winterhoffii.
Appr 3200 records on GBIF database.
EOO 54 000 000 km2
EOO 860 km2Common species with a wide distribution, occurring in a variety of open and dry habitats. Population trend stable.
Population Trend: Stable
Saprotrophic and thermophilous in dry and exposed habitats on sand or in grassland, steppe, semideserts, sand dunes. Calciphilous but also sometimes under more acid conditions.
No immediate threats
None
Country | Trend | Redlisted |
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