 In 1811 , Louis Bosc did not mention the earlier works when describing it as Lycoperdon heterogeneum , although he also suggested it should be placed in its own genus . Jean Poiret transferred Persoon 's S. callostoma to Lycoperdon in 1817 , while including Bosc 's L. heterogeneum separately . In the same year , Nees von Esenbeck noted Bosc 's belief that the species deserved its own genus and created Mitremyces , without referencing Desvaux 's prior assignment to Calostoma . An 1825 paper by Edward Hitchcock referred to the species with the entirely novel binomial name Gyropodium coccineum ; although Hitchcock claimed this name was established by Lewis Schweinitz , he admitted that no such description had been previously published , and the name and its claimed origin are considered doubtful . 
