Ascospores yellow ochre, spherical, 20-25 µm in diameter (including ornamentation), and decorated with truncated and hemispheric warts as much as 2 µm tall, and conical spines at maturity, interconnected by the base, forming a low reticulum, more obvious when specimens are younger and warts aren't developed. The surface texture of the truffle is rough because its coverage is flat to rounded warts 0.5-three millimeters extensive; more distinguished warts regularly have smaller warts on them. Some pals who work in agriculture have suggested him to try feeding the soil with rotten truffles, in an effort to unfold the fungal spores around and encourage new development. "I simply started sniffing the soil and that i ended up discovering six or more," he says. At a time when climate change is already displacing millions of people, it may appear "hoity-toity" to be concerned about truffles, says Steidinger.
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