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Primera contribució al coneixement de la família Lepiotaceae Roze a les Illes Balears
Abstract
First contribution to the knowledge of the fam. Lepiotaceae Roze of the Balearic Islands (Spain). Fourteen species of fam. Lepiotaceae Roze are reponed in the Balearic Islands (Spain), in wich there is a new taxa for the Spanish State: Lepiota forquignonii Quél. var. coniferarum Bon, an other one for the micological catalogue for the Balearic Islands: Leucoagaricus cinerascens (Quélet) Bon et Boiffard. Two of them are new for the Island of Majorca: Lepiota rhodorrhiza Romagnesi & Locquin ex Horton. asid Lepiota griseovirens Maire. While the others contribute in completing this monography. There are also four complete descriptions, from wich three of them contain information about the found varieties. Notes about ecology, corology, taxonomy, and distribution are also included.
A contribution to the knowledge of the macromycetes of Majorca island (Balearic Islands). This work reports 96 species: 1 myxomycete, 14 ascomicetes and 81 basidiomicetes. After our information, 38 of them are new records for the Balearic Islands, and 3 are new records for Majorca. Of special interest are: Geopora clausa ssp. clausa, Hydnocystis piligera, Peziza ammophila, Pithya cupressina, Hydnum albidum, Phellodon connatus, Polyporus meridionalis, Sarcodon cyrneus, S. scabrosus, Boletus pulchrotinctus, Clitocybe fontqueri, Cortinarius leproleptopus, Flammulina mediterranea, Hygrophorus roseodiscoideus, Inocybe serotina, Lepiota josserandii, Pseudoomphalina compressipes, Rhodocybe malençonii and Tricholoma basirubens.
ABSTRACT. A contribution to the knowledge of the macromycetes of Majorca Island. II.
(Balearic Islands). This work reports 40 species: 3 Ascomycetes and 37 Basidiomycetes. After
our information, 37 of them are new records for the Balearic Islands, and a further 3 are new
records for Majorca. Of special interest are: Suillus bellinii f. lutea forma nova, Boletus
dryophilus, Greletia ovalispora, Peziza saccardiana, Trametes hirsuta, Clitocybe cistophila,
Cortinarius sodagnitus, Cortinarius subfulgens, Hebeloma pyrophilum, Hygrophorus
quercetorum, Marasmius carphaticus, Mycena polyadelpha and Hydnangium aurantiacum.
Key words: Macromycetes, Majorca, Balearic Islands, Spain, Fungi, Flora.
