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In relation with the inventory work of the andalusian fungi, some information, descriptions and taxonomic comments of 21 interesting species of macromycetes are given. The species were neither previously referred in the available bibliography nor in the andalusian fungal inventory
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... (Fig. 4) al principio pulvinado y pronto discoide con margen enrollado y centro ocasionalmente deprimido, de hasta 2 mm de diámetro, de color amarillo sucio a amarillo par- dusco, gregario o solitario. Himenóforo anfígeno, liso. Carne gelatinosa, escasa; traslúcida, dura y de color pardo negruzco en estado seco; sin olor o sabor ...
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The catalogue of the Syringogastridae is updated, including now 21 extant species and two fossil records, all belonging to the genus Syringogaster Cresson. References to all known bibliography are given, totaling 27 records. A full list of the type-series and distribution records are also presented.
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... According to Singer (1944Singer ( , 1946Singer ( , 1970Singer ( , 1978a, Murrill (1945), Josserand (1959, as Collybia exculpta (Fr.) Gillet), (Dennis (1961(Dennis ( , 1970, Malençon and Bertault (1975 as Collybia xanthophylla), Bon (1976Bon ( , 1984Bon ( , 1991, Lennox (1979), Alessio (1982 as Collybia xanthophylla), Redhead (1982), Hongo (1981), Pegler (1983), Moser (1986), Horak (1987), Stålberg (1987 as Callistosporium olivascens), Manimohan and Leelavathy (1989), Antonín and Vágner (1994), Cacialli et al. (1995 as Callistosporium xanthophyllum), Panchetti (2004), Cheype (2005 as Callistosporium xanthophyllum), Antonín (2006), Gándara and Guzmán (2006), Daniels and Moreno-Arroyo (2008), Eyssartier andRoux (2011), Martin (2012), Vesterholt and Holec (2012), Saba and Khalid (2014), Bañares-Baudet and Beltrán-Tejera 2015, Jančovičová et al. (2016), Picciola and Zugna (2017), C. luteo-olivaceum can be found in temperate or tropical forests in North and South America, the Caribbean, Europe, North Africa and Asia, while it is very rare in the boreal and subalpine areas. It grows saprotrophically usually on decaying conifer wood (logs, trunks, stumps, debris), mostly Pinus spp. ...
A new classification of the taxa formerly ascribed to Biannulariaceae (≡ Catathelasmataceae), viz. Catathelasma (type), Callistosporium, Pleurocollybia, Macrocybe, Pseudolaccaria, Guyanagarika and Anupama is here proposed. Phylogenetic inference of the Tricholomatineae based on the analysis of a combined dataset of nuclear genes including ITS, 18S and 28S rDNA, tef1 and rpb2 data supports significantly a monophyletic origin of the aforementioned genera with the exception of Catathelasma, which is significantly related with Bonomyces and Cleistocybe. Biannulariaceae is therefore emended to include the clade formed by Catathelasma, Bonomyces and Cleistocybe. Consequently, the new family Callistosporiaceae is proposed to name the clade containing Callistosporium (= Pleurocollybia) and related genera. Species of Callistosporium with distant lamellae, long hygrophoroid basidia and large amygdaliform spores are accommodated in the new genus Xerophorus. Finally, the new species Callistosporium pseudofelleum and Macrocybe sardoa are described, Clitocybe hesleri and C. fellea are combined into Callistosporium and Pseudolaccaria, respectively, and Callistosporium olivascens var. donadinii is upgraded to species rank and combined into Xerophorus.
... Tras la publicación del Inventario Micológico Básico de Andalucía (IMBA; cf. MORENO-ARROYO & al., 2005) y tres aportaciones posteriores (DANIËLS & MORENO-ARROYO, 20062008) se añaden nuevos datos acerca de la diversidad de hongos en esta región. A partir de las exsiccata procedentes de numerosos muestreos, se han seleccionado 14 que pertenecen a 11 taxones de ascomicetes que destacan por su interés taxonómico o por ser nuevas respecto al inventario mencionado; se aportan descripciones e iconografía original de numerosas especies en base al material estudiado. ...
In relation with the inventory work of the Andalusian fungi, some information, descriptions and taxonomic comments of 11 interesting species of ascomycetes are given. Species were neither previously referred in the available bibliography nor in the Andalusian fungal inventory.
The article supplements authors previous published data and summarises records of lignicolous macromycetes found during their excursions to Podunajská nížina Lowland, Slovakia in 2018–2020. A total of 438 taxa were recorded, of which 259 were not published in the first paper. Short discussions of 70 rare, endangered or otherwise interesting taxa are presented. The most interesting recorded species are: Amaurodon mustialaensis, Ceriporia pierii, Ceriporia sulphuricolor, Dichostereum effuscatum, Gloeocystidiellum bisporum, Gloeodontia columbiensis, Hydropus trichodermus, Odonticium helgae, Phlebia tremelloidea, Sistotrema subtrigonospermum and Trechinothus smardae.
