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I believe kretzschmaria is the settled name. Adopted by the British Mycological Society with their chosen common name of Brittle Cinder. Ustulina is certainly easier to spell.

The other one I need to remind myself has no less than 6 constonants in a row, tzschm looking like the Scrabble hand from hell. I'll bet tehre aren't any other scientific names of fungi or anything that have 6 constonants in a row, unless Mr Kretzschmar or whoever he was was a prolific eponymous namer of things.

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