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A significant body of valuable data about the myxomycetes of Ukraine lies in a “grey zone”. This encompasses undigitized historical books and articles published in languages such as Polish, French, or German, as well as proceedings from local conferences, articles featured in local scientific journals, and annual reports submitted to public authori...
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... rosea, is not even related to Eumycetozoa, it is a slime mould co-occuring with myxomycetes in moist chambers and is traditionally reported in the literature on myxomycetes of Ukraine. Subclasses Lucisporomycetidae (bright-spored) and Columellomycetidae (dark-spored) are represented by similar number of occurrences, 47% and 50% accordingly (Fig. 2). Amongst the genera of bright-spored myxomycetes, Arcyria (12.7%), Cribraria (6.7%) and Lycogala (5.7%) are recorded most often. For the dark-spored myxomycetes genera, Physarum (8.9%), Stemonitis (7.3%) and Fuligo (4.3%) are represented by the highest number of ...
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... class Myxomycetes (Eumycotozoa, Amoebozoa). One species belongs to the class Ceratiomyxomycetes (Eumycetozoa, Amoebozoa), and one represents the family Acrasidae (Heterolobosea, Excavata). Subclasses Lucisporomycetidae (bright-spored) and Columellomycetidae (dark-spored) are represented by similar number of occurrences, 47% and 50% accordingly (Fig. 2). Among the genera of bright-spored myxomycetes, Arcyra (12.7%), Cribraria (6.7%), and Lycogala (5.7%) are recorded most often. For the darkspored myxomycetes genera Physarum (8.9%), Stemonitis (7.3%) and Fuligo (4.3%) are represented by the highest number of ...
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A significant body of valuable data about the myxomycetes of Ukraine lies in a “grey zone”. This encompasses undigitised historical books and articles published in languages such as Polish, French or German, as well as proceedings from local conferences, articles featured in local scientific journals and annual reports submitted to publi...
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First records for Russia of one colorless chrysophyte species, five species of desmid algae, and two species of lichens, first record for Georgia of one freshwater green alga, first record for the Republic of Kazakhstan of one yellow-green alga, first records for the Republic of Belarus of three species of myxomycetes, first record for the Republic of Azerbaijan of one species of lichens, and first records for regions of Russia: two species of siphonous yellow-green alga for the Krasnodar Territory and Nenets Autonomous Okrug, some species of basidiomycetes for the Arkhangelsk, Kemerovo, Kurgan, Novosibirsk, Omsk, Tyumen regions, Altai Territory, and Republic of Altai, four species of lichenicolous fungi for Samara and Tver regions, some species of lichens for the republics of Karelia and Tuva, Tver Region, and Altai Territory, some species of mosses for St. Petersburg, Kursk, Irkutsk, Voronezh regions, Republic of North Ossetia – Alania, and Kamchatka Territory are presented. The data on their localities, habitats, distribution are provided. The specimens are kept in the herbaria ALTB, BAK, GSU, IBIW, LE, MSK-F, NSK, OMSK, SMR, SVER, TBI, TOB, VU, YSU, in the Algae collection of the Department of Mycology and Algology of Biological faculty of Moscow State University, or Vaucheria collection of the Laboratory for Algology at the Papanin Institute for Biology of Inland Waters of the Russian Academy of Sciences. Sequences of ITS1-5.8S-ITS2 fungal nrDNA regions of some specimens have been deposited in the GenBank.
