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Checklist of Bolivian Agaricales. 2: Species with white or pale spore prints

April 2020
Mycotaxon 135(1):233-233

April 2020
135(1):233-233

DOI:10.5248/135.233

Authors:

Elizabeth Melgarejo-Estrada

Universidad de Buenos Aires

Diana Rocabado

Universidad Autónoma Gabriel René Moreno

María Eugenia Suárez

CONICET/ University of Buenos Aires

Oswaldo Maillard

Fundación para la Conservación del Bosque Chiquitano

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We provide a literature-based checklist of Agaricales reported from Bolivia. In this second contribution, 264 species belonging to 55 genera and 15 families (Agaricaceae, Clavariaceae, Cyphellaceae, Hygrophoraceae, Hymenogastraceae, Marasmiaceae, Mycenaceae, Omphalotaceae, Physalacriaceae, Pleurotaceae, Pterulaceae, Schizophyllaceae, Tricholomataceae, and Typhulaceae) are listed. Of these, Marasmiaceae, Omphalotaceae and Hygrophoraceae were the most species-abundant families. Some new local distribution records are documented in this checklist. The lichens Cora and Dictyonema are also included in the present checklist.

Species number by genera and family of Agaricales with white or pale spore prints reported for Bolivia FAMILY AND GENERA REPRESENTED NO. OF SPECIES

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Checklist of Bolivian Agaricales. 2: Species with white or pale spore prints

ELIZABETH MELGAREJO-ESTRADA1, 2, 3,4, DIANA ROCABADO4,

MARÍA EUGENIA SUÁREZ2, 3, OSWALDO MAILLARD4, 5 & BERNARDO E. LECHNER1, 3

1Universidad de Buenos Aires, Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales, Departamento de Biodiversidad y Biología Experimental,

Laboratorio de Hongos Agaricales, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

2Universidad de Buenos Aires, Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales, Departamento de Biodiversidad y Biología Experimental,

Grupo de Etnobiología, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

3CONICET-Universidad de Buenos Aires, Instituto de Micología y Botánica (INMIBO) - CONICET, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

4Museo de Historia Natural Noel Kempff Mercado-UAGRM. Av. Irala 565. Casilla 2489 Correo Central, Santa Cruz, Bolivia.

5Fundación para la Conservación del Bosque Chiquitano (FCBC). Av. Ibérica calle 6 Oeste 95, Puerto Busch, Barrio Las Palmas. Santa

Cruz, Bolivia.

CORRESPONDENCE TO: blechner@bg.fcen.uba.ar

ABSTRACT—We provide a literature-based checklist of Agaricales reported from Bolivia. In this second contribution, 264 species

belonging to 55 genera and 15 families (Agaricaceae, Clavariaceae, Cyphellaceae, Hygrophoraceae, Hymenogastraceae,

Marasmiaceae, Mycenaceae, Omphalotaceae, Physalacriaceae, Pleurotaceae, Pterulaceae, Schizophyllaceae, Tricholomataceae, and

Typhulaceae) are listed. Of these, Marasmiaceae, Omphalotaceae and Hygrophoraceae were the most species-abundant families. Some

new local distribution records are documented in this checklist. The lichens Cora and Dictyonema are also included in the present

checklist.

KEY WORDS—Basidiomycota, distribution, diversity, fungi, Neotropics, South America

Introduction

In “The Agaricales in Modern Taxonomy”, Singer (1986) employed a broad concept of the order Agaricales. Based on his

experience in the Neotropics, he emphasized on micromorphology of the basidiospores and also integrated anatomical

characters of the basidiomata (Matheny et al. 2006) of the gilled mushrooms to provide a taxomonic framework for this

order of fungi that includes 26 families and 350 genera (Kirk et al. 2001), being Amanita, Coprinellus, Cortinarius,

Laccaria, and Lepiota (Varga et al. 2019) the genera with more species. The Agaricales (Basidiomycota,

Agaricomycetidae) clade has a dynamic evolutionary history that positions it as one of the most diverse and larger groups

of fungi in the world; it is estimated that there are approximately 21,000 species described (Hibbett et al. 2007, Varga et

al. 2019).

The earliest record of Agaricales order from Bolivia was given by Montagne (1856), who reported Entoloma schistaceum,

Marasmius ardosiaceus and Mycena cyanescens. Fries (1909) collected and reported thirteen Agaricales in the first

mycological expedition in Bolivia: Bovista pusilla, Calvatia candida, C. cyathiformis, C. pygmaea, Clavaria albipes,

Cyathus montagnei, C. poeppigii, C. stercoreus, Marasmius velutipes, Mycenastrum corium, Tulostoma berteroanum,

Vascellum abscissum, and Panellus pusillus. In 1921, as part of the Mulford Biological Exploration project lead by H.

Rusby, only two Agaricales (Armillaria alphitophylla and Schizophyllum commune) were collected; two years later,

Mycena tricolor was collected by the Bolivian botanist and naturalist M. Cárdenas (Stevenson & Cárdenas 1949).

Stevenson and Cárdenas (1949) compiled a list of known species up to that moment, in which 460 species of Bolivian

fungi were reported. Currently, all these records are the first and oldest known Agaricales species to Bolivia.

Literature references on Bolivian mycology use Singer’s concept for the order Agaricales. Overall, they are scarce; in the

last 20 years there have been dispersal contributions to some taxa, e.g. Gasteromycetes (Rocabado et al. 2007, Maillard &

Rocabado 2019), Pucciniales (Vánky 2009, Vánky et al. 2009) or Ustilaginales (Piepenbring 2002, 2003a, 2003b). In our

previous contribution (Melgarejo-Estrada et al. 2020) the scattered information for the species of Agaricales with dark and

pink spore prints was compiled in a checklist of 101 species known to date in Bolivia. In the present contribution, we

compile the available information on the species of Agaricales with white or pale spore prints found in Bolivia in a new

checklist, thus establishing a baseline for future mycological studies.

Materials & methods

We consulted all existing bibliography from 1909 to 2020 (articles, books and monographs) that included records of

Agaricales for Bolivia with white or pale spore prints. Virtual databases were also consulted (Index Fungorum and

Swedish herbaria database – Museum of Natural History). Only one doctoral thesis on taxonomy of Bolivian Marasmius

was considered for this review (Wenck, 2012). New local distribution records are extended and presented for known

species, based on original data and materials collected in Bolivia by the first author.

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Figure 1: Map of Bolivia

[Biogeographical and political division following Navarro & Maldonado (2011) classification system.]

Specific data for each species collected in Bolivia, distribution (Dist.) per department (Figure 1, Table 1) and the

collectors and the collection number are mentioned, followed by the acronym of the fungal reference collection where the

specimen is preserved (Coll. & Num. & Herbaria) and, if applicable, its typification is also included. References (Ref.)

correspond to the cited literature and remarks are added (Notes), including taxa that showed a nomenclatural conflict

(Table 2).

Species names were updated and organized by families according to the Index Fungorum website

(http://www.indexfungorum.org/). This website was also consulted for synonyms, which are included in the checklist.

Journal abbreviations follow the Hunt Institute for Botanical Documentation (2019) web site proposal. Author’s names

abbreviations are according to the International Plant Names Index (IPNI 2019) (https://www.ipni.org/) and Authors of

Fungal Names (http://www.indexfungorum.org/names/Names.asp).

The herbaria and their respective acronyms are used according to the Index Herbariorum (Thiers 2019:

(http://sweetgum.nybg.org/science/ih/). Botanischer Garten und Botanisches Museum Berlin-Dahlem, Zentraleinrichtung

der Freien Universität Berlin (B), Field Museum of Natural History U.S.A, Chicago (F), Fundación Miguel Lillo (LIL),

Gdansk University (UGDA), George Mason University (GMUF), Herbario de la Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y

Naturales, Universidad de Buenos Aires (BAFC), Herbario del Museo de Historia Natural Noel Kempff Mercado,

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Universidad Autónoma Gabriel René Moreno (USZ), Herbario Nacional de Bolivia, Universidad Mayor de San Andrés

(LPB), Herbario Real Jardín Botánico Madrid (MA), San Francisco State University (SFSU), Swedish Museum of Natural

History, Stockholm (S-F), The New York Botanical Garden (NY), U.S. National Fungus Collections USDA-ARS (BPI),

University of Michigan (MICH) and W. Szafer Institute of Botany, Polish Academy of Sciences (KRAM). The AMSS

(Asociación Micológica Sierras Subbéticas) and HCUCB (Herbario Criptogámico, Universidad Católica Boliviana)

herbaria are not recognized by Index Herbariorum but were considered in this study.

TABLE 1– Abbreviations used for the departments of Bolivia.

DEPARTMENT

ABBREV.

Beni

Chuquisaca

Cochabamba

La Paz

Oruro

Pando

Potosi

Santa Cruz

Tarija

Not indicated

TABLE 2– Abbreviations used in taxa that showed nomenclatural conflicts.

NOTES

ABBREV.

Collector was not indicated

CNI

Herbarium was not indicated

HNI

Holotype is missing

Number of collections was not indicated

NNI

Not validly published

NVP

New local distribution record

Results

A total of 152 publications were consulted for records of fungi for Bolivia, of which 47 contained information and

citations on Bolivian white or pale spore members of Agaricales; these citations were used for the present checklist. We

found 315 records referring to 264 species belonging to 55 genera and 15 families of Agaricales, phylum Basidiomycota;

these records are listed in the present checklist and ordered alphabetically within each taxa level. This information is

presented in two sections: [a] white or pale spore Agaricales and [b] lichens that form associations with white or pale

spore Agaricales. At the same time, new reports of local distribution based on original data and materials gathered by the

first author in Bolivia expand the known distribution of 11 species (Table 3).

TABLE 3– Taxa and new local distribution records to Agaricales with white or pale spore prints.

TAXA

LOCALITY

Cyathus montagnei Tul. & C. Tul.

Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Jardín botánico de Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Road

to Cotoca Km 8 ½ (17°46’03” S and 63°04’16” O). Elevation: 377 m.

Dactylosporina steffenii (Rick) Dörfelt

Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Jardín botánico de Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Road

to Cotoca Km 8 ½ (17°46’03” S and 63°04’16” O). Elevation: 377 m.

Leucoagaricus rubrotinctus (Peck)

Singer

Cochabamba, Colcapirhua sur, near to Chijllawiri river (17º 21’ 07’’ S

and 66º 21’ 06’’O). Elevation: 2704 m.

Marasmius berteroi (Lév.) Murrill

Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Jardín botánico de Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Road

to Cotoca Km 8 ½ (17°46’03” S and 63°04’16” O). Elevation: 377 m.

Marasmius cecropiae Dennis

Cochabamba, Carrasco National Park, Incachaca, near to Baño de las

Ñustas (17º 13’ 00’’ S and 65º 49’ 00’’O). Elevation: 2450 m.

Cochabamba, Colomi, road Cochabamba-Santa Cruz de la Sierra (17º 11’

37’’S and 65º 51’ 55’’O). Elevation: 2406 m.

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Marasmius haematocephalus (Mont.) Fr.

Cochabamba, Carrasco National Park, near Paractito (17° 23′ 00″S and

65° 03′ 00″O). Elevation: 469 m.

Cochabamba, Carrasco National Park, Incachaca, near Mirador (17º 23’

23’’ S and 65º 48’ 52” O). Elevation: 2274 m.

Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Jardín botánico de Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Road

to Cotoca Km 8 ½ (17° 46’ 03” S and 63° 04’ 16” O). Elevation: 377 m.

Oudemansiella canarii (Jungh.) Höhn.

Cochabamba, Carrasco National Park, Sehuencas (17º 30’ 00’’S and 65º

16’ 00’’O). Elevation: 2219 m.

Panellus pusillus (Pers. ex Lév.) Burds.

& O.K. Mill.

Cochabamba, ANMI Amboró, Comarapa, Laguna Verde (17º 52,6’ 00’’S

and 64º 30’ 00’’O). Elevation: 2300 m.

Pleurotus djamor (Rumph. ex Fr.)

Boedijn

Cochabamba, Villa Tunari, Chapare (17º34’ 00’’S and 65º55’ 00’’O).

Elevation: 469 m.

Schizophyllum commune Fr.

Cochabamba, Carrasco National Park, Incachaca, near Mirador (17º 23’

23’’S and 65º 48’ 52” O). Elevation: 2312 m.

Cochabamba, Tiquipaya, Rumichaca (17º 22’ 25” S and 66º 14’ 30” O).

Elevation: 2700 m.

Cochabamba, ANMI Amboró, Astilleros (18º 49’ 74’’S and 64º 39’

00’’O). Elevation: 2565 m.

Tetrapyrgos alba (Berk. & M.A. Curtis)

E. Horak

Cochabamba, Carrasco National Park, Incachaca, near Mirador (17º 23’

23’’ S and 65º 48’ 52” O). Elevation: 2312 m.

Overall, Marasmiaceae is the family with the most abundant species in this checklist with 148 species, followed by

Omphalotaceae with 38 species and, Hygrophoraceae with 19 species, being the most representative genera Marasmius

(115 species), Marasmiellus (33), Cora (11) and Mycena (8) (Table 4).

The most complete bibliography corresponds to Marasmiaceae family, which was studied by Singer (1964b, 1966b,

1976) and recently by Wenck (2012), including complete descriptions of species. The other contributions compiled in the

present checklist are dispersed and fragmented or are part of larger studies in the neotropical (Singer 1960a, 1966a, 1973b,

1974,1975) and/or bordering countries, e.g, Argentina, Brazil (Wartchow 2014, Wartchow et al. 2014).

TABLE 4– Species number by genera and family of Agaricales with white or pale spore prints reported for Bolivia

FAMILY AND GENERA REPRESENTED

NO. OF SPECIES

Agaricaceae

Chlorophyllum

Cyathus

Disciseda

Leucoagaricus

Micropsalliota

Mycenastrum

Clavariaceae

Clavaria

Clavulinopsis

Cyphellaceae

Rhodoarrhenia

Hygrophoraceae

Arrhenia

Camarophyllus

Cora (*)

Dictyonema (*)

Hygrocybe

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Hygrophorus

Hymenogastraceae

Naucoria

Marasmiaceae

148

Campanella

Chaetocalathus

Crinipellis

Epicnaphus

Favolaschia

Gerronema

Hydropus

Manuripia

Marasmius

115

Moniliophthora

Pleurocybella

Tetrapyrgos

Trogia

Mycenaceae

Hemimycena

Mycena

Panellus

Xeromphalina

Omphalotaceae

Gymnopus

Marasmiellus

Setulipes

Porotheleaceae

Phloeomana

Physalacriaceae

Armillaria

Armillariella

Cyptotrama

Cryptomarasmius

Dactylosporina

Gloiocephala

Oudemansiella

Pleurotaceae

Pleurotus

Pterulaceae

Pterula

Schizophyllaceae

Schizophyllum

Tricholomataceae

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Clitocybe

Collybia

Cyphellocalathus

Dermoloma

Neoclitocybe

Omphalina

Rimbachia

Typhulaceae

Pistillaria

(*) Lichens.

Regarding the distribution of the species by department (Table 5), most of the records are compiled for La Paz department

(144 records), followed by Beni (104 records) and Cochabamba (8 records) (Table 5), being the most explored the

Provincia Yungueño Peruano-Boliviana and the Provincia Amazónica Suroccidental.

According to Perera et al. (2017), 39 agaric type specimens from the mycological collection of Singer from Bolivia that

were deposited in the Miguel Lillo Fundación (LIL) are currently missing or have been destroyed; of them, 24 type

specimens with white or pale spore prints are reported in this manuscript, noted in this checklist by MH (Table 2).

TABLE 5– Numbers of known species of Agaricales with withe or pale spore print by departments and biogeographical

provinces of Bolivia

DEPARTMENT

RECORDED SPECIES

ECOREGIONS/BIOGEOGRAPHICAL

PROVINCES

Beni

104

Amazónica Suroccidental

Cochabamba

Yungueño Peruano-Boliviana

La Paz

144

Yungueño Peruano-Boliviana

Pando

Amazónica Suroccidental

Santa Cruz

Cerradense Occidental

Not Indicated

BASIDIOMYCOTA

[a] Agaricales with white or pale spore prints

Agaricaceae

Chlorophyllum Massee

Chlorophyllum hortense (Murrill) Vellinga. Mycotaxon 83: 416 (2002).

Bas: Lepiota hortensis Murrill (1917)

= Leucoagaricus hortensis (Murrill) Pegler (1983).

Dist: NI. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: NI. Ref.: Boa (2005). CNI, NNI, HNI.

Cyathus Haller

Cyathus montagnei Tul. & C. Tul. Annls Sci. Nat., Bot., sér. 3, 1: 70 (1844).

= Cyathia montagnei (Tul. & C. Tul.) V.S. White (1902), Cyathodes montagnei (Tul. & C. Tul.) Kuntze (1891), Cyathus

montagnei subsp. brasiliensis (Speg.) Speg. (1898), Cyathus montagnei var. brasiliensis Speg. (1881).

Dist: TA, SC*. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R.E. Fries 372a (S-F 40000) & 308 (S-F 39999), CH 08 (USZ)*, CH 27

(USZ)*. Ref.: Fries (1909), Rocabado et al. (2007), Stevenson & Cárdenas (1949).

Cyathus poeppigii Tul. & C. Tul. Annls Sci. Nat., Bot., sér. 31: 77 (1844).

= Cyathia poeppigii (Tul. & C. Tul.) V.S. White (1902), Cyathodes poeppigii (Tul. & C. Tul.) Kuntze (1891).

Dist: TA. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. E. Fries 372 (S-F 47278). Ref.: Fries (1909), Rocabado et al. (2007), Stevenson &

Cárdenas (1949).

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Cyathus stercoreus (Schwein.) De Toni. Syll. fung. (Abellini) 7(1): 40 (1888).

Bas: Nidularia stercorea Schwein (1832).

= Cyathia stercorea (Schwein.) V.S. White (1902), Cyathodes lessueurii (Tul. & C. Tul.) Kuntze (1891), Cyathodes

stercoreum (Schwein.) Kuntze (1891), Cyathus lesueurii Tul. & C. Tul. (1844).

Dist: TA. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. E. Fries 254 (S-F 40002). Ref.: Rocabado et al. (2007), Stevenson & Cárdenas

(1949).

Disciseda Czern.

Disciseda verrucosa G. Cunn. Trans. Proc. N.Z. Inst. 57: 205 (1926).

= Disciseda verrucosa f. alba Batyrova (1977).

Dist: SC. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: B. Moreno & J. Gómez 5006 (MA 47180). Ref.: Calonge et al. (2000), Rocabado et

al. (2007).

Leucoagaricus Locq. ex Singer

Leucoagaricus rubrotinctus (Peck) Singer. Sydowia 2(1‒6): 36 (1948).

Bas: Agaricus rubrotinctus Peck (1884).

= Lepiota rubrotincta Peck (1891).

Dist: CO*, NI. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: J. Gomez y Moreno-Arroyo (AMSS 06 UNE), E. Melgarejo-Estrada 184

(BAFC 53403, USZ) *. Ref.: Moreno-Arroyo et al. (2001). Notes: NNI.

Micropsalliota Höhn.

Micropsalliota cephalocystis (Heinem.) Heinem. Kew Bull. 31(3): 583 (1977).

Bas: Agaricus cephalocystis Heinem. (1961).

Dist: PA. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: Singer 2275, B 2258, B 2300. Ref.: Heinneman (1962). Notes: HNI. Possibly, in LIL

herbaria.

Mycenastrum Desv.

Mycenastrum corium (Guers.) Desv. Annls Sci. Nat., Bot., sér. 217: 147 (1842).

Bas: Lycoperdon corium Guers. (1805).

= Mycenastrum corium subsp. ferrugineum O.K. Mill., R.-L. Brace & V.S. Evenson (2005), Mycenastrum corium var.

diabolicum Homrich & J.E. Wright (1973).

Dist: TA. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. E. Fries 309. Ref.: Fries (1909), Stevenson & Cárdenas (1949). Notes: HNI.

Clavariaceae

Clavaria Vaill. ex L.

Clavaria albipes Mont. Annls Sci. Nat., Bot., sér. 218: 244 (1842).

Dist: TA. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. E. Fries 393 (S-F 260885). Ref.: Swedish Herbarium database (S).

Clavulinopsis Overeem

Clavulinopsis inflatissima Corner. Beih. Nova Hedwigia 33: 64 (1970).

Dist: NI. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: NI. Ref.: Index Fungorum (2019). Notes: CNI, NNI, HNI.

Cyphellaceae

Rhodoarrhenia Singer

Rhodoarrhenia albocremea Singer. Sydowia 17(1‒6): 143 (1964).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1271 (LIL, BAFC, type). Ref.: Mueller & Wu (1997), Singer (1964a).

Rhodoarrhenia nobilis Singer. Sydowia 17(1‒6): 144 (1964).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1274 (LIL, BAFC, type). Ref.: Mueller & Wu (1997), Singer (1964a).

Hygrophoraceae

Arrhenia Fr.

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Arrhenia andina (Corner) Redhead, Lutzoni, Moncalvo & Vilgalys. Mycotaxon 83: 46 (2002).

Bas: Leptoglossum andinum Corner (1966).

Dist: NI. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: NI. Ref.: Index Fungorum (2019). Notes: CNI, NNI, HNI.

Camarophyllus (Fr.) P. Kumm.

Camarophyllus hieronymi Singer. Sydowia 30(1‒6): 277 (1978).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 968 (F, type). Ref.: Singer (1977).

Hygrocybe (Fr.) P. Kumm.

Hygrocybe lactarioides Singer. Fieldiana, Bot. 21: 5 (1989).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2012 (LIL, type). Ref.: Index Fungorum (2019), Singer (1989). Notes:

MH.

Hygrocybe siparia (Berk.) Singer. Atlas Inst. Micol. Univ. Pernambuco 2: 17 (1965).

Bas: Hygrophorus siparius Berk. (1856).

Dist: CO. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: NI. Ref.: Farr & Stevenson (1963). Notes: CNI, NNI, HNI.

Hygrophorus Fr.

Hygrophorus prasinus Mont. Annls Sci. Nat., Bot., sér. 45: 362 (1856).

Dist: CO. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: NI. Ref.: Farr & Stevenson (1963). Notes: CNI, NNI, HNI.

Hymenogastraceae

Naucoria (Fr.) P. Kumm.

Naucoria conicopapillata Henn. Syll. fung. (Abellini) 16: 101 (1902).

Bas: Marasmius conicopapillatus Henn (1895).

= Chamaeceras conicopapillatus (Henn.) Kuntze (1898).

Dist: PA. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2528 (LIL). Ref.: Singer (1976).

Marasmiaceae

Campanella Henn.

Campanella aberrans Singer. Nova Hedwigia 26(4): 855 (1976).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1116 (LIL, type). Ref.: Mueller & Wu (1997),

Singer (1975).

Chaetocalathus Singer

Chaetocalathus aurantiacus Singer. Fl. Neotrop. Monogr. 17: 57 (1976).

Dist: PA. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2201 (F, type). Ref.: Singer (1976).

Chaetocalathus columellifer (Berk.) Singer. Sydowia 9 (1‒6): 398 (1955).

Bas: Agaricus columellifer Berk. (1852).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer 2481 (LIL). Ref.: Mueller & Wu (1997),

Singer (1976).

Chaetocalathus liliputianus (Mont.) Singer. Lilloa 8: 527 (1943).

Bas: Agaricus liliputianus Mont. (1854).

= Dendrosarcus liliputianus (Mont.) Kuntze (1898), Lachnella liliputiana (Mont.) Locq. (1952), Pleurotopsis liliputiana

(Mont.) Murrill (1915), Pleurotus liliputianus (Mont.) Sacc. (1887).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1378 (LIL). Ref.: Mueller & Wu (1997),

Singer (1976).

Crinipellis Pat.

Crinipellis coroicae Singer. Fl. Neotrop. Monogr.17: 27 (1976).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 558 (F, type). Ref.: Singer (1976).

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Crinipellis eggersii Pat. Bull. Soc. mycol. Fr. 9(2): 125 (1893).

= Chamaeceras eggersii (Pat.) Kuntze (1898), Crinipellis eggersii var. epiphyllus Singer (1976), Crinipellis eggersii var.

lilaceiceps Singer (1976), Marasmius eggersii (Pat.) Sacc. (1895).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 747 (LIL, type). Ref.: Singer (1976). Notes: MH.

Crinipellis excentrica (Pat. & Gaillard) Pat. ex Singer. Fl. Neotrop. Monogr.17: 35 (1976).

Bas: Collybia excentrica Pat. & Gaillard (1888).

Dist: PA. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2295 (F). Ref.: Singer (1976).

Crinipellis insignis Singer. Fl. Neotrop. Monogr.17: 45 (1976).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2320 (F, type). Ref.: Singer (1976).

Crinipellis mexicana Singer. Fl. Neotrop. Monogr. 17: 29 (1976).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1323 (F). Ref.: Mueller & Wu (1997),

Singer (1976).

Crinipellis pseudostipitaria var. pseudostipitaria Singer. Lilloa 8: 470 (1943).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 720 (F). Ref.: Singer (1976).

Crinipellis purpurea Singer. Fl. Neotrop. Monogr. 17: 44 (1976).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1318 (F), B 958 (F), B 935 (F), B 860 (F). Ref.: Mueller & Wu (1997),

Singer (1976).

Crinipellis ticoi Halling. Mycotaxon 47: 379 (1993).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R.E. Halling 6433 (LPB, NY). Ref.: Halling (1993).

Epicnaphus Singer

Epicnaphus longispora Raithelh. Metrodiana 4(3): 53 (1973).

= Androsaceus longisporus Pat. & Gaillard (1888), Chamaeceras longisporus (Pat. & Gaillard) Kuntze (1898),

Marasmius escarlatus Raithelh. (1985), Marasmius longispora (Raithelh.) Raithelh. (1983), Marasmius longisporus (Pat.

& Gaillard) Sacc. (1891).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 755 (LIL). Ref.: Singer (1964b).

Epicnaphus phalaropus Singer. Sydowia 14(1‒6): 275 (1960).

Dist: PA. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2175 (LIL, type). Ref.: Farr & Stevenson (1963), Singer (1960b).

Favolaschia (Pat.) Pat.

Favolaschia aurantiaca Singer. Beih. Nova Hedwigia 50: 101 (1974).

Dist: PA. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2199 (F, type). Ref.: Singer (1974).

Favolaschia pterigena Singer. Lloydia 13: 255 (1951).

= Favolaschia pterigena var. boliviana Singer (1974), Favolaschia pterigena var. purpurea Singer (1974).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 817 (F, type to var. boliviana), R. Singer B 603 (F, type to var.

purpurea). Ref.: Singer (1974).

Favolaschia violascens Singer. Beih. Nova Hedwigia 50: 103 (1974).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1227 (F, type). Ref.: Mueller & Wu (1997),

Singer (1974).

Gerronema Singer

Gerronema brunneum Singer. Nova Hedwigia 7: 78 (1964).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1399 (BAFC, type). Ref.: Mueller & Wu (1997), Singer (1961), Singer

(1964a).

Gerronema bryogeton Singer. Sydowia 15(1‒6): 50 (1962).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 811 (LIL, type). Ref.: Singer (1961), Singer (1964a).

Gerronema majus Singer. Nova Hedwigia 7: 64 (1964).

Dist: PA. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2495 (BAFC, type). Ref.: Singer (1961), Singer (1964a).

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Hydropus amazonicus Singer. Beih. Sydowia 7: 49 (1973).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1639 (BAFC, type). Ref.: Singer (1973).

Hydropus angustispermus Singer. Fl. Neotrop. Monogr. 32: 59 (1982).

Dist: PA. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: (F, type). Ref.: Singer (1982). Notes: CNI, NNI.

Hydropus beniensis Singer. Fl. Neotrop. Monogr. 32: 17 (1982).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1910 (LIL, type). Ref.: Singer (1982). Notes: MH.

Hydropus bolivianus Singer. Beih. Sydowia 7: 50 (1973).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 802 (BAFC, type). Ref.: Singer (1973).

Hydropus excentricus Singer. Fl. Neotrop., Monogr. 32: 49 (1982).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2449 (F, type). Ref.: Singer (1982).

Manuripia Singer

Manuripia bifida Singer. Sydowia 14(1‒6): 273 (1960).

Dist: PA. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2272 (LIL, type). Ref.: Farr & Stevenson (1963), Singer (1960b).

Marasmius Fr.

Marasmius aciculiformis var. albus Dennis. Kew Bull. 15(1): 98 (1961).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: Wenck 44 (LPB, SFSU). Ref.: Wenck (2012).

Marasmius actinopus Mont. Annls Sci. Nat., Bot., sér. 41: 112 (1854).

Bas: Chamaeceras actinopus (Mont.) Kuntze (1854).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1121 (LIL), Wenck 178 (LPB). Ref.: Singer (1964b), Singer (1976),

Wenck (2012).

Marasmius aimara Singer. Sydowia 18(1‒6): 333 (1965).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1134 (LIL, type). Ref.: Mueller & Wu (1997), Singer (1964b), Singer

(1976).

Marasmius albogriseus (Peck) Singer. Annls mycol. 41(1/3): 130 (1943).

= Collybia albogrisea Peck (1895), Gymnopus albogriseus (Peck) Murrill (1916), Collybia fimicola Earle (1904).

Dist: CO. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: Cárdenas 243 (LIL). Ref.: Farr & Stevenson (1963), Singer (1964b), Singer (1976).

Notes: In Perú, the Quechua people use this mushroom as edible.

Marasmius allocystis Singer. Fl. Neotrop. Monogr.17: 206 (1976).

Dist: BE, LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1875 (LPB, SFSU), Wenck 154 (LIL, type). Ref.: Singer (1964b),

Singer (1976), Wenck (2012).

Marasmius amazonicus Henn. Hedwigia 43(3): 183 (1904).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1706 (LIL), B 1946 (LIL). Ref.: Singer (1964b), Singer (1976). Notes:

The type specimen was described for the Brazilian Amazon; it was destroyed during the Second World War in Berlin.

Marasmius arborescens (Henn.) Beeli. Bull. Soc. R. Bot. Belg. 60(2): 156 (1928).

Bas: Collybia arborescens Henn (1895).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: Wenck 112 (LPB, SFSU). Ref.: Wenck (2012).

Marasmius ardosiaceus Mont. Annls Sci. Nat., Bot., sér. 45: 363 (1856).

= Chamaeceras ardosiaceus (Mont.) Kuntze (1898).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: Wedell. Ref.: Stevenson & Cárdenas (1949), Singer (1976). Notes: NNI, HNI.

Marasmius aripoensis (Dennis) Singer. Sydowia 18(1‒6): 188 (1965).

Bas: Marasmius trichorhizus var. aripoensis Dennis (1951).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: Wenck 58 (LPB). Ref.: Singer (1964b), Wenck (2012).

Marasmius aspilocephalus Singer. Sydowia 18(1‒6): 176, 334 (1965).

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Dist: PA. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2214 (LIL, type). Ref.: Singer (1964b), Singer (1966b).

Marasmius atrorubens (Berk.) Mont. Annls Sci. Nat., Bot., sér. 41: 118 (1854).

= Agaricus atrorubens Berk. (1842), Androsaceus atrorubens (Berk.) Pat. (1897), Marasmius atrorubens var. atrorubens

(Berk.) Sacc. (1887), Marasmius atrorubens var. dumontii Singer (1976).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1700 (LIL, type). Ref.: Singer (1976), Singer (1964b).

Marasmius bambusinus Fr. Epicr. syst. mycol. (Upsaliae): 385 (1838).

Bas: Agaricus bambusinus Fr. (1830).

= Chamaeceras bambusinus (Fr.) Kuntze (1898).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1926 (LIL), B 735 (LIL), B 944 (LIL), B 1106 (LIL), 12255 (LIL). Ref.:

Singer (1964b), Singer (1976).

Marasmius bellus Berk. Bot. Kew Gard. Misc. 8: 139 (1856).

= Chamaeceras bellus (Berk.) Kuntze (1898).

Dist: BE, LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1898 (LIL), B 669 (LIL), Wenck 52, 164 (LPB, SFSU). Ref.: Singer

(1964b), Singer (1976), Wenck (2012).

Marasmius beniensis Singer. Sydowia 18(1‒6): 261, 334 (1965).

Dist: BE, LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2000 (LIL, type), Wenck 198 (LPB, SFSU). Ref.: Singer (1964b),

Singer (1966b), Wenck (2012).

Marasmius berteroi (Lév.) Murrill. N. Amer. Fl. (New York) 9(4): 267 (1915).

Bas: Heliomyces berteroi Lév. (1844).

Dist: LP, SC*. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 725 (LIL), Wenck 143, 184 (LPB), R.E. Halling 6427 (NY), CH 83

(USZ)*. Ref.: Singer (1964b), Singer (1976), Wenck (2012).

Marasmius berteroi var. major Singer. Beih. Nova Hedwigia 18: 249, 334 (1965).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1043 (LIL), B 1394 (LIL), B 693 (LIL). Ref.: Singer (1976).

Marasmius bezerrae Singer. Fl. Neotrop. Monogr. 17: 185 (1976).

= Marasmius bezerrae var. chitepecensis Singer (1976), Marasmius bezerrae var. griseoferrugineus (Singer) Singer

(1976), Marasmius leoninus var. griseoferrugineus Singer (1965).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R.E. Halling 6410 (LPB, NY), Singer B 1919 (LIL), B 3409 (LPB, SFSU). Ref.:

Singer (1976), Wenck (2012).

Marasmius boliviae Singer. Sydowia 18(1‒6): 196, 334 (1965).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1098 (LIL, type). Ref.: Mueller & Wu (1997), Singer (1964b), Singer

(1966b).

Marasmius bromeliacearum Singer. Lilloa 25: 212 (1952).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 535 (LIL). Ref.: Singer (1964b).

Marasmius buzae Dennis. Kew Bull. 15(1): 98 (1961).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 656 (LIL), B 1433 (LIL). Ref.: Singer (1976).

Marasmius carminis Singer. Fl. Neotrop. Monogr. 17: 108 (1976).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1484 (LIL, type). Ref.: Singer (1976). Notes: This species was invalidly

published in Singer (1965).

Marasmius cecropiae Dennis. Kew Bull. 15(1): 92 (1961).

Dist: CO*OLP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1496 (LIL), E. Melgarejo-Estrada 109 (BAFC 53400) *, 152

(53401, USZ) *. Ref.: Mueller & Wu (1997), Singer (1964b), Singer (1976).

Marasmius chrysoblepharis Singer. Fl. Neotrop. Monogr. 17: 237 (1976).

Dist: BE, LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1936 (LIL, type), Wenck 092 (LPB), 196 (LPB, SFSU). Ref.: Singer

(1976), Wenck (2012).

Marasmius cladophyllus Berk. Hooker's. J. Bot. Kew Gard. Misc. 8: 138 (1856).

= Chamaeceras cladophyllus (Berk.) Kuntze (1898), Marasmius cladophyllus var cladophyllus Berk. (1856).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1597 (LIL), B 1727(LIL), B 1759 (LIL), B 1829 (LIL), B 1978 (LIL),

B2016 (LIL), B1884 (LIL). Ref.: Singer (1964b), Singer (1976).

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Marasmius cohortalis var. arenicolor Singer. Sydowia 12(1‒6): 92 (1959).

Dist: BE, LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1126 (F), Wenck 151, 158, 172 (SFSU), R.E. Halling 6422, 6374,

6387, 6428, 6430 (LPB, NY). Ref.: Mueller & Wu (1997), Singer (1976).

Marasmius confertus Berk. & Broome. J. Linn. Soc., Bot. 14(73): 34 (1873).

= Chamaeceras confertus (Berk. & Broome) Kuntze (1898), Marasmius confertus var. confertus Berk. & Broome (1873),

Marasmius confertus var. parvisporus Antonín (2004), Marasmius confertus var. tenuicystidiatus Antonín (2004).

Dist: BE, LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1631 (LIL), B 1068 (LIL). Ref.: Mueller & Wu (1997), Singer

(1964b), Singer (1976).

Marasmius conquistensis Singer. Sydowia 18(1‒6): 192, 334 (1965).

Dist: PA. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2190 (LIL, type). Ref.: Singer (1964b), Singer (1966b).

Marasmius corrugatus (Pat.) Sacc. Syll. fung. (Abellini) 16: 54 (1902).

Bas: Androsaceus corrugatus Pat. (1900).

= Marasmius corrugatus var. lacustris Singer (1976), Marasmius corrugatus var. olivaceobrunneus Desjardin & E. Horak

(1997), Marasmius corrugatus var. portonovensis Singer (1976), Prunulus corrugatus (Pat.) Murrill (1916).

Dist: BE, PA. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1899 (LIL), B 2174 (LIL). Ref.: Singer (1964b), Singer (1976).

Marasmius digilioi Singer & Digilio. Lilloa 25: 201 (1952).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 668 (LIL), Wenck 14 (LPB, SFSU). Ref.: Singer (1964b), Singer (1976),

Wenck (2012).

Marasmius ditopotrama Singer. Sydowia 18(1‒6): 224, 335 (1965).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2068 (LIL, type). Ref.: Singer (1964b), Singer (1976).

Marasmius dodecaphyllus Singer. Sydowia 18(1‒6): 224, 335 (1965).

Dist: PA. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2151 (LIL, type). Ref.: Singer (1966b). Notes: MH.

Marasmius dysodes Singer. Sydowia 18(1‒6): 130, 335 (1965).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1690 (LIL, type). Ref.: Singer (1966b). Notes: MH.

Marasmius echinatulus Singer. Sydowia 12(1‒6): 98 (1959).

= Marasmius echinatus Theissen ex Singer (1952) non Romell (1926), Marasmius cohoaerens (Pers.) Cooke & Quél.

(1878).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 531 (LIL), B 532 (LIL), B 1079 (LIL). Ref.: Singer (1964b), Singer

(1976).

Marasmius edwallianus Henn. Hedwigia 39(Beibl.): (135) (1900).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1762 (LIL). Ref.: Singer (1964b).

Marasmius epelaeus Singer. Sydowia 18(1‒6): 266, 335 (1965).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 3047 (LIL, type). Ref.: Singer (1964b), Singer (1966b).

Marasmius eucladopus Singer. Sydowia 18(1‒6): 169, 338 (1965).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1478 (LIL, type). Ref.: Singer (1964b), Singer (1966b). Notes: MH.

Marasmius ferrugineus Berk. London J. Bot. 2: 630 (1843).

= Androsaceus ferrugineus (Berk.) Pat. (1903), Chamaeceras ferrugineus (Berk.) Kuntze (1898), Marasmius ferrugineus

Berk. var. ferrugineus (1843), Marasmius ferrugineus var. gardneri Singer (1976).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1270 (LIL), Wenck 150 (LPB), 181 (SFSU). Ref.: Singer (1964b), Singer

(1976), Wenck (2012).

Marasmius floriceps Berk. & M.A. Curtis. J. Linn. Soc., Bot. 10(45): 298 (1868).

Bas: Marasmius floriceps Berk. & M.A. Curtis (1868).

= Chamaeceras floriceps (Berk. & M.A. Curtis) Kuntze (1898).

Dist: BE, LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R.E. Halling 6391 (LPB, NY), Wenck 64 (LPB). Ref.: Wenck (2012).

Marasmius fuligineorotula Singer. Sydowia 18(1‒6): 174, 336 (1965).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1193 (LIL, type). Ref.: Mueller & Wu (1997), Singer (1964b), Singer

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Marasmius fusicystis Singer. Lilloa 25: 187 (1952).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer T 802 (LIL). Ref.: Singer (1964b).

Marasmius graminum (Lib.) Berk. Outl. Brit. Fung. (London): 222 (1860).

Bas: Agaricus graminum Lib (1832).

= Chamaeceras graminum (Lib.) Kuntze (1898), Marasmius graminum var. brevisporus Dennis (1951), Marasmius

graminum var. schini Singer (1965), Marasmius graminum var. subalpinus Singer (1965).

Dist: PA. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2534 (LIL), B 2518 (LIL, type). Ref.: Singer (1964b).

Marasmius griseoroseus (Mont.) Singer. Fl. Neotrop. Monogr. 17: 256 (1976).

= Agaricus griseoroseus Mont (1856), Dendrosarcus griseoroseus (Mont.) Kuntze (1898), Marasmius griseoroseus var.

diminutus J.S. Oliveira & Capelari (2014), Marasmius griseoroseus var griseoroseus (Mont.) Singer (1976), Pleurotus

griseoroseus (Mont.) Sacc. (1887).

Dist: PA. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2228 (LIL), B 2238 (LIL). Ref.: Singer (1964b), Singer (1976).

Marasmius griseoviolaceus Petch. Trans. Br. mycol. Soc. 31(1‒2): 42 (1948).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1544 (LIL), B 1545 (LIL). Ref.: Singer (1964b).

Marasmius guyanensis Mont. Annls Sci. Nat., Bot., sér. 41: 114 (1854).

= Chamaeceras guyanensis (Mont.) Kuntze (1898).

Dist: BE, PA. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer 2305 (LIL), Wenck 121 (LPB, NY). Ref.: Singer (1964b), Wenck

(2012).

Marasmius guyanensis var. erythrocephalus Singer. Sydowia 18(1‒6): 186, 336 (1965).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1876 (LIL, type). Ref.: Singer (1964b), Singer (1966b).

Marasmius guyanensis var. guayarensis Singer. Sydowia 18(1‒6): 187, 336 (1965).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2014 (LIL, type). Ref.: Singer (1964b), Singer (1966b).

Marasmius haedinus Berk. Hooker's J. Bot. Kew Gard. Misc. 8: 135 (1856).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 590 (LIL). Ref.: Singer (1964b).

Marasmius haematocephalus (Mont.) Fr. Epicrisis Systematis mycologici (Upsaliae): 382 (1838).

Bas: Agaricus haematocephalus Mont (1837).

= Chamaeceras haematocephalus (Mont.) Kuntze (1898), Marasmius haematocephalus var. leucophyllus Singer (1976),

Marasmius haematocephalus var. macrocephalus Singer (1965), Marasmius haematocephalus var. pseudotageticolor

Singer (1959), Marasmius haematocephalus var. purpureomarginatus Singer (1965), Marasmius haematocephalus var.

rubicundus Singer (1965), Marasmius haematocephalus var. transiens Singer (1965).

Dist: BE, CO*, LP, PA, SC*. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 743 (LIL, type), B 737, B 738 (LIL, type), B 739, B

670, B 670 (LIL, type), B 945, B 1963, B 1755 (LIL, paratype), B 2045 (LIL, type), B 2189 (LIL), B 2241 y B 1620, B

592 (LIL, type), Wenck 53, 62, 63, 82, 156, 157, 160, 161, 166, 173, 174, 177, 182, 191, 199 (LPB, SFSU), CH 3

(USZ)*, E. Melgarejo-Estrada 39 (USZ)*, 76 (USZ)*. Ref.: Singer (1964b), Singer (1976), Wenck (2012). Notes: The

Bolivian typified for Bolivia were transferred to a species rank, so there is more than one type specimen for M.

haematoephalus.

Marasmius helvolus Berk. Hooker's. J. Bot. Kew Gard. Misc.8: 136 (1856).

= Chamaeceras helvolus (Berk.) Kuntze (1898).

Dist: PA. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2235 (LIL), B 2282 (LIL). Ref.: Singer (1964b), Singer (1976).

Marasmius heterocheilus Singer. Sydowia 18 (1‒6): 328, 337 (1965).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2076 (LIL, type). Ref.: Singer (1964b), Singer (1976).

Marasmius hioramii Murrill. N. Amer. Fl. (New York) 9(4): 256 (1915).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: Singer 1936 (LIL, type). Ref.: Singer (1964b). Notes: MH.

Marasmius hioramii var. austroamericanus Singer. Fl. Neotrop. Monogr. 17: 140 (1976).

Dist: PA. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2499 (LIL, type). Ref.: Singer (1976).

Marasmius hyalinotrichus Singer. Sydowia 18(1‒6): 126, 337 (1965).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1779 (LIL, type). Ref.: Singer (1964b), Singer (1966b). Notes: MH.

Marasmius hylaeicola Singer. Fl. Neotrop. Monogr. 17: 114 (1976).

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Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1873, B 1874 (BAFC). Ref.: Singer (1976).

Marasmius hymeniicephalus (Speg.) Singer. Lilloa 23: 197 (1952).

Bas: Agaricus hymeniicephalusSpeg. (1883).

= Heliomyces hymenicephalus (Speg.) Speg. (1919), Marasmius cohortalis var. hymeniicephalus (Speg.) Singer (1959).

Dist: PA, LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2178 (LIL), B 782 (LIL), B 714 (LIL). Ref.: Singer (1964b), Singer

(1976).

Marasmius inaequalis Berk. & M.A. Curtis. J. Linn. Soc., Bot. 10(45): 297 (1868).

= Chamaeceras inaequalis (Berk. & M.A. Curtis) Kuntze (1898).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 736 (LIL). Ref.: Singer (1964b).

Marasmius isabellinus Pat. Bull. Soc. mycol. Fr. 9(2): 126 (1893).

= Chamaeceras isabellinus (Pat.) Kuntze (1898).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 549 (LIL). Ref.: Singer (1976).

Marasmius jalapensis Murrill. N. Amer. Fl. (New York) 9(4): 264 (1915).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2470 (LIL). Ref.: Singer (1964b), Singer (1976).

Marasmius leoninus Berk. Hooker's J. Bot. Kew Gard. Misc. 8: 135 (1856).

= Chamaeceras leoninus (Berk.) Kuntze (1898).

Dist: BE, LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R.E. Halling 6375 (LPB), 6423 (NY), Wenck 101 (LPB), 133 (SUSF). Ref.:

Wenck (2012).

Marasmius leoninus var. leoninus Berk. Hooker's J. Bot. Kew Gard. Misc. 8: 135 (1856).

Dist: BE, LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1168 (LIL), B 1718 (LIL), B 1722 (LIL), B 1722a (LIL), B 1990, B

1830/1 (LIL), B 1888 (LIL), B 1896 (LIL). Ref.: Mueller & Wu (1997), Singer (1964b), Singer (1966b), Singer (1976).

Marasmius leucorotalis Singer. Sydowia 18(1‒6): 156, 337 (1965).

= Marasmius leucorotalis var leucorotalis Singer (1965) y Marasmius leucorotalis var. discopallescens Singer (1976).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1414 (LIL, type). Ref.: Singer (1966b).

Marasmius leucozonites Singer. Sydowia 18 (1‒6): 163, 337 (1965).

= Marasmius leucorotalis var. leucozonites (Singer) Singer (1976).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: Singer B 1874 (LIL), T 2018 (LIL). Ref.: Singer (1964b).

Marasmius manuripiensis Singer. Sydowia 18(1‒6): 338 (1965).

Dist: PA. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2227 (LIL, type). Ref.: Singer (1966b).

Marasmius matrisdei Singer. Sydowia 18(1‒6): 338 (1965).

Dist: BE, PA. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R.E. Halling 6432 (LPB, NY), R. Singer B 2523 (LIL, type). Ref.: Singer

(1964b), Singer (1966b), Wenck (2012).

Marasmius megalospermus Singer. Sydowia 18(1‒6): 338 (1965).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1927 (LIL, type), B 1928 (LIL, paratype). Ref.: Singer (1964b), Singer

(1966b).

Marasmius megistosporus Singer. Sydowia 18(1‒6): 338 (1965).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1971 (LIL, type). Ref.: Singer (1964b), Singer (1966b).

Marasmius microhaedinus Singer. Sydowia 18(1‒6): 338 (1965).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2578 (LIL, type). Ref.: Singer (1964b), Singer (1966b).

Marasmius montagneanus Singer. Fl. Neotrop. Monogr. 17: 219 (1976).

= Marasmius montagnei Singer (1965), Marasmius montagnei Singer (1959).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2089 (LIL, type). Ref.: Singer (1964b), Singer (1966b).

Marasmius musicola Murrill. N. Amer. Fl. (New York) 9(4): 260 (1915).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 738 (LIL), B 739 (LIL), B 670 (LIL). Ref.: Singer (1964b).

Marasmius napoensis Singer. Fl. Neotrop. Monogr. 17: 186 (1976).

Dist: BE, LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: Wenck 120 (LPB, SFSU), R.E. Halling 6417 (LPB, NY). Ref.: Wenck (2012).

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Marasmius neosessilis Singer. Sydowia 9(1‒6): 392 (1955).

= Marasmius neosessilis var. montepiensis Singer (1976), Marasmius neosessilis var. neosessilis Singer (1955).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2047 (LIL). Ref.: Singer (1964b), Singer (1976).

Marasmius nigrobrunneus (Pat.) Sacc. Syll. fung. (Abellini) 11: 37 (1895).

Bas: Androsaceus nigrobrunneus Pat. (1891).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1544 (LIL), B 1545 (LIL). Ref.: Singer (1976).

Marasmius nogalesii Singer. Sydowia 18(1‒6): 305, 339 (1965).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2558 (LIL, type). Ref.: Singer (1964b), Singer (1966b).

Marasmius oleiger Singer. Sydowia 18(1‒6): 293, 339 (1965).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 776 (LIL, type), B 7833 (LIL, paratype), Wenck 22, 49, 153, 155, 171,

185 (LPB, SFSU). Ref.: Singer (1964b), Singer (1966b).

Marasmius oligocladus Singer. Sydowia 18(1‒6): 190 (1965).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 233O (LIL). Ref.: Singer (1964b).

Marasmius pallidocinctus Singer. Fl. Neotrop. Monogr.17: 156 (1976).

= Marasmius pallidocinctus var latisporus Singer (1976), Marasmius pallidocinctus var. latisporus Singer (1976)

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 535 (LIL, type). Ref.: Singer (1964b), Singer (1966b).

Marasmius pallipes Speg. Anal. Soc. Cient. Argent. 16(6): 272 (1883).

= Chamaeceras pallipes (Speg.) Kuntze (1898).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2480 (LIL). Ref.: Singer (1964b), Singer (1966b).

Marasmius pandoanus Singer. Sydowia 18(1‒6): 153, 339 (1965).

Dist: PA. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2145 (LIL, type). Ref.: Singer (1966b).

Marasmius panerythrus Singer. Sydowia 18(1‒6): 303, 339 (1965).

Dist: BE, PA. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1609 (LIL, type), B 2147 (LIL). Ref.: Singer (1964b), Singer

(1966b).

Marasmius pararotula Singer. Sydowia 18(1‒6): 140, 340 (1965).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1886 (LIL, type). Ref.: Singer (1966b), Singer (1964b).

Marasmius phaeus Berk. & M.A. Curtis. J. Linn. Soc., Bot. 10(45): 298 (1868).

= Chamaeceras phaeus (Berk. & M.A. Curtis) Kuntze (1898).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2428 (LIL). Ref.: Singer (1964b).

Marasmius pleuracanthus Singer. Sydowia 18(1‒6): 313, 341 (1965).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1920 (LIL, type), B 1879 (LIL, paratype). Ref.: Singer (1964b), Singer

(1966b). Notes: MH.

Marasmius pluvialis Singer. Sydowia 18(1‒6): 163, 341 (1965).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: Singer B 1874 (LIL, paratype). Ref.: Singer (1964b).

Marasmius poecilus Berk. Hooker's J. Bot. Kew Gard. Misc. 8: 137 (1856).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1981 (LIL). Ref.: Singer (1976).

Marasmius polycystis Singer. Nova Hedwigia 29(1‒2): 254 (1976).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1499 (F, type). Ref.: Singer (1976).

Marasmius polylepidis Dennis. Sydowia 18: 341 (1965).

= Marasmius polylepidis var. jujuyensis Singer (1989).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1048 (LIL). Ref.: Mueller & Wu (1997), Singer (1964b), Singer (1976).

Marasmius praeandinus Singer. Sydowia 18(1‒6): 353 (1965).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1407 (LIL). Ref.: Singer (1976).

Marasmius pseudocorrugatus Singer. Sydowia 18(1‒6): 311, 340 (1965).

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Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2049 (LIL, type). Ref.: Singer (1964b), Singer (1966b).

Marasmius pseudoniveus Singer. Sydowia 18(1‒6): 328, 340 (1965).

= Marasmius pseudoniveus var pseudoniveus Singer (1976), Marasmius pseudoniveus var amylocystis Singer (1976).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer 1648 (LIL, type). Ref.: Mueller & Wu (1997), Singer (1964b), Singer

(1966b).

Marasmius pusio Berk. & M.A. Curtis. Ann. Mag. nat. Hist., Ser. 212: 426-326 (1853).

= Chamaeceras pusio (Berk. & M.A. Curtis) Kuntze (1898), Marasmius pusio var. graminivorus Singer (1976),

Marasmius pusio var. poliobasis Singer (1964b), Marasmius pusio var pusio Berk. & M.A. Curtis (1853).

Dist: BE, LP, PA. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 722 (LIL, type), B 2566 (LIL), B 2172 (LIL). Ref.: Singer

(1964b), Singer (1966b), Singer (1976). Notes: MH.

Marasmius puttemansii Henn. Hedwigia 43(3): 203 (1904).

= Acanthocystis puttemansii (Henn.) Singer (1942), Marasmius puttemansii var. oligocladus Singer (1976), Marasmius

puttemansii var. puttemansii Henn. (1904), Marasmius puttemansii var. subtrichorrhizus Singer (1965).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2330 (LIL, type). Ref.: Singer (1976). Notes: MH.

Marasmius rhabarbarinus Berk. Hooker's J. Bot. Kew Gard. Misc. 8: 135 (1856).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: Wenck 41 (LPB, NY). Ref.: Wenck (2012).

Marasmius rhizomorphogeton (Singer) Singer. Fl. Neotrop. Monogr.17: 150 (1976).

Bas: Marasmius equicrinis var. rhizomorphogeton Singer (1965).

= Marasmius rhizomorphogeton f. arrhizomorphicus Singer (1976).

Dist: PA. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2518 (LIL), B 2531 (LIL, type). Ref.: Singer (1964b), Singer (1966b).

Marasmius robertsonii Singer. Sydowia 18(1‒6): 199, 342 (1965).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2349 (LIL, type). Ref.: Singer (1964b), Singer (1966b).

Marasmius rotalis Berk. & Broome. J. Linn. Soc., Bot. 14(73): 40 (1873).

= Chamaeceras rotalis (Berk. & Broome) Kuntze (1898), Marasmius rotalis var. latisporus Antonín (2004).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: Singer B 1691 (LIL). Ref.: Singer (1964b).

Marasmius ruber Singer. Sydowia 18(1-6): 263, 342 (1965).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1638 (LIL, type). Ref.: Singer (1964b), Singer (1966b).

Marasmius rubricosus Mont. Annls Sci. Nat., Bot., sér. 41: 110 (1854).

= Chamaeceras rubricosus (Mont.) Kuntze (1898).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1984 (LIL). Ref.: Singer (1964b), Singer (1976).

Marasmius rubromarginatus Dennis. Trans. Br. mycol. Soc. 34(4): 415 (1951).

= Marasmius rubromarginatus var. albilamellatus Singer (1989), Marasmius rubromarginatus var. rubromarginatus

Dennis (1951).

Dist: BE, LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2565 (LIL), Wenck 149 (LPB, SFSU). Ref.: Singer (1964b), Singer

(1976), Wenck (2012).

Marasmius scotophysinus Singer. Sydowia 18(1‒6): 135, 342 (1965).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1444 (LIL, type). Ref.: Mueller & Wu (1997), Singer (1964b), Singer

(1966b).

Marasmius sejunctus Singer. Fl. Neotrop. Monogr. 17: 260 (1976).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 980 (F, type). Ref.: Singer (1976).

Marasmius sessiliaffinis Singer. Sydowia 12(1‒6): 81 (1959).

= Marasmius spaniophyllus var. sessiliaffinis (Singer) Singer (1965).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1666 (LIL). Ref.: Singer (1964b), Singer (1976).

Marasmius setulosifolius Singer. Sydowia 18(1‒6): 312, 343 (1965).

= Marasmius setulosifolius Singer (1959).

Dist: BE, LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1649 (LIL, type), Wenck 165 (LPB), R.E. Halling 6421 (NY), 6426

(SFSU). Ref.: Singer (1964b), Singer (1966b).

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Marasmius silvicola Singer & Digilio. Lilloa 25: 199 (1952).

Dist: PA. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2220 (LIL). Ref.: Singer (1964b), Singer (1976).

Marasmius spegazzinii (Kuntze) Sacc. & P. Syd. Syll. fung. (Abellini) 14(1): 117 (1899).

Bas: Chamaeceras spegazzinii Kuntze. (1898).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1636 (LIL), B 1693 (LIL), B 1723 (LIL). Ref.: Singer (1976).

Marasmius spiculosus Singer. Sydowia 18(1‒6): 314, 343 (1965).

Dist: LP, BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1206 (LIL, type), R.E. Halling 6431 (NY), 6390 (LPB, NY). Ref.:

Mueller & Wu (1997), Singer (1966b), Singer (1964b), Singer (1976).

Marasmius splitgerberi (Mont.) Singer. Sydowia 18(1‒6): 353 (1965).

Bas: Agaricus splitgerberi Mont. (1842).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1595 (LIL). Ref.: Singer (1976).

Marasmius subrotula Murrill. N. Amer. Fl. (New York) 9(4): 259 (1915).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1595 (LIL). Ref.: Singer (1964b).

Marasmius tageticolor Berk. Hooker's J. Bot. Kew Gard. Misc. 8: 136 (1856).

= Chamaeceras tageticolor (Berk.) Kuntze (1898).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1981 (LIL). Ref.: Singer (1964b).

Marasmius tanyspermus Singer. Sydowia 18(1‒6): 157, 343 (1965).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2052 (LIL, type). Ref.: Singer (1966b).

Marasmius tenuissimus (Jungh.) Singer. Fl. Neotrop. Monogr. 17: 258 (1976).

Bas: Agaricus tenuissimus Jungh (1838).

= Dendrosarcus tenuissimus (Jungh.) Kuntze (1898), Pleurotus tenuissimus (Jungh.) Sacc. (1887).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1975 (LIL). Ref.: Singer (1976).

Marasmius tereticeps Singer. Sydowia 18(1‒6): 170, 343 (1965).

Dist: PA. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2299 (LIL, type). Ref.: Singer (1966b), Singer (1964b). Notes: MH.

Marasmius tetrachrous Singer. Fl. Neotrop. Monogr. 17: 117 (1976).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1528 (LIL, type), B 1465 (LIL), B 1530 (LIL). Ref.: Mueller & Wu

(1997), Singer (1966b), Singer (1964b).

Marasmius trinitatis Dennis. Trans. Br. mycol. Soc. 34(4): 425 (1951).

Dist: BE, PA, LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1883 (LIL), B 2554 (LIL), B 2225 (LIL), Wenck 163 (LPB,

SFSU). Ref.: Singer (1964b), Wenck (2012).

Marasmius trinitatis var immarginatus Singer. Sydowia 18:344 (1965).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1883 (LIL, type). Ref.: Singer (1964b), Singer (1966b).

Marasmius trinitatis var. trinitatis Dennis. Trans. Br. mycol. Soc. 34(4): 425 (1951).

Dist: PA. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2225 (LIL), B 2166 (LIL). Ref.: Singer (1976).

Marasmius ustilago Singer. Sydowia 18(1‒6): 215, 344 (1965).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1870 (LIL, type). Ref.: Singer (1964b), Singer (1966b).

Marasmius variabiliceps Singer. Sydowia 18(1‒6): 165, 344 (1965).

= Marasmius variabiliceps var: derubricans Singer (1965), Marasmius heptachroinus Singer (1965), Marasmius

separatus Singer (1965), Marasmius mesites Singer (1965), Marasmius derubricans, Marasmius nothotereticeps Singer

(1965), Marasmius tucumanensis Singer (1965), Marasmius variabiliceps Singer (1965).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1531 (LIL, type), B 800a (LIL, paratype), Wenck 114 (LBP, SFSU).

Ref.: Mueller & Wu (1997), Singer (1976), Singer (1966b), Wenck (2012).

Marasmius velutipes Berk. & M.A. Curtis. Ann. Mag. nat. Hist., Ser. 34: 294 (1859).

Bas: Chamaeceras velutipes (Berk. & M.A. Curtis) Kuntze (1898).

Dist: TA. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. E. Fries S351 (S-F 210269). Ref.: Swedish Herbarium database (S).

Marasmius venezuelanus Dennis. Kew Bull. 15(1): 97 (1961).

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Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R.E. Halling 6420 (LPB, NY). Ref.: Wenck (2012). Notes: NVP.

Marasmius vigintifolius Singer. Sydowia 18(1-6): 164, 345 (1965).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 871 (LIL, type), Wenck 221 (LPB, SFSU). Ref.: Singer (1964b), Singer

(1966b), Wenck (2012).

Marasmius yarizae Singer. Sydowia 18(1-6): 308, 345 (1965).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1369 (LIL), B 1194 (LIL), B 1489 (LIL, type). Ref.: Singer (1964b),

Singer (1966b).

Moniliophthora H.C. Evans, Stalpers, Samson & Benny

Moniliophthora perniciosa (Stahel) Aime & Phillips-Mora. Mycologia 97 (5): 1021 (2006).

Bas: Marasmius perniciosus Stahel (1915).

= Crinipellis perniciosa (Stahel) Singer (1943), Crinipellis perniciosa var. citriniceps Pegler (1978), Crinipellis

perniciosa var. ecuadorensis (Stahel) Pegler (1978), Marasmius perniciosus var. ecuadorensis Stahel (1915).

Dist: BE, CO, SC. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: NI. Ref.: Farr & Stevenson (1963). Notes: CNI, NNI, HNI.

Pleurocybella Singer

Pleurocybella tropicalis (Singer) Raithelh. Metrodiana 20(4): 178 (1993).

Bas: Nothopanus tropicalis Singer (1973).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2081 (LIL; BAFC, type). Ref.: Singer (1973).

Tetrapyrgos E. Horak

Tetrapyrgos alba (Berk. & M.A. Curtis) E. Horak. Sydowia 39: 101 (1987).

Bas: Laschia alba Berk. & M.A. Curtis (1868).

= Campanella alba (Berk. & M.A. Curtis) Singer (1945), Favolaschia alba (Berk. & M.A. Curtis) Kuntze (1898),

Pterospora alba (Berk. & M.A. Curtis) E. Horak (1983).

Dist: LP, CO*. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer 1546 (LIL), E. Melgarejo-Estrada 86 (USZ)*. Ref.: Honan et al.

(2015), Mueller & Wu (1997).

Tetrapyrgos longicystidiata Honan, Desjardin & T.J. Baroni. Phytotaxa 231(2): 108 (2015).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R.E. Halling 6276 (NY). Ref.: Honan et al. (2015).

Tetrapyrgos reducta (Singer) E. Horak. Sydowia 39: 102 (1987).

Bas: Marasmiellus reductus Singer (1973).

= Pterospora reducta (Singer) E. Horak (1983).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1266 (F, type). Ref.: Honan et al. (2015), Singer (1973b).

Trogia Fr.

Trogia cantharelloides (Mont.) Pat. Essai Tax. Hyménomyc. (Lons-le-Saunier): 129 (1900).

Bas: Panus cantharelloides Mont. (1854).

= Pocillaria cantharelloides (Mont.) Kuntze (1898).

Dist: NI. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: J. Gomez y Moreno-Arroyo 11 (AMSS). Ref.: Moreno-Arroyo et al. (2001).

Trogia papyracea (Berk. & M.A. Curtis) Corner. Monogr. Cantharelloid Fungi: 229 (1966).

Bas: Craterellus papyraceus Berk. & M.A. Curtis (1857).

= Hymenogloea papyracea (Berk. & M.A. Curtis) Singer (1951), Trombetta papyracea (Berk. & M.A. Curtis) Kuntze

(1891).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R Singer B 1219 (LIL), B 1537 (LIL). Ref.: Farr & Stevenson (1963), Mueller & Wu

(1997), Singer (1960b).

Mycenaceae

Hemimycena Singer

Hemimycena angusta Singer. Sydowia 15(1‒6): 60 (1962).

= Helotium angustum (Singer) Redhead (1982).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 631 (LIL, type). Ref.: Singer (1961).

Hemimycena epibiotica Singer. Sydowia 15(1‒6): 61 (1962).

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= Helotium epibioticum (Singer) Redhead (1982).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1146 (LIL, type). Ref.: Mueller & Wu (1997), Singer (1961).

Hemimycena longicystis R. Heim. Sydowia 15(1‒6): 61 (1962).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 707 (LIL, type). Ref.: Singer (1961).

Mycena (Pers.) Roussel

Mycena carminis Singer. Beih. Sydowia 7: 39 (1973).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer (LIL, type). Ref.: Mueller & Wu (1997), Singer (1973).

Mycena citricolor (Berk. & M.A. Curtis) Sacc. Syll. fung. (Abellini) 5: 263 (1887).

Bas: Agaricus citricolor Berk. & M.A. Curtis (1868).

= Mycena flavida (Maubl. & Rangel) Singer (1951), Mycena tricolor Velen (1920), Omphalia citricolor (Berk. & M.A.

Curtis) Rick (1938), Omphalia flavida Maubl. & Rangel (1914), Omphalopsis citricolor (Berk. & M.A. Curtis) Murrill

(1916), Sphaerostilbe flavida Massee (1909).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: M. Cárdenas. Ref.: Stevenson & Cárdenas (1949). Notes: NNI, HNI.

Mycena cyanescens (Mont.) Sacc. Syll. fung. (Abellini) 5: 262 (1887).

Bas: Agaricus cyanescens Mont. (1856).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: Weddell. Ref.: Stevenson & Cárdenas (1949). Notes: NNI, HNI.

Mycena griseorete Singer. Sydowia 15(1‒6): 64 (1962).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 566 (LIL, type). Ref.: Singer (1961).

Mycena ixoleuca Singer. Beih. Sydowia 7: 41 (1973).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer (BAFC, type). Ref.: Mueller & Wu (1997),

Singer (1973). Notes: NNI.

Mycena leucoxantha Singer. Beih. Sydowia 7: 42 (1973).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 742 (LIL; BAFC, type). Ref.: Singer (1973).

Mycena rosaceifolia Singer. Beih. Sydowia 7: 47 (1973).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer T 1102 (BAFC, type). Ref.: Singer (1973).

Mycena sotae Singer. Sydowia 15(1‒6): 62 (1962).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer & E. R. de la Sota B 1073 (LIL, type). Ref.: Mueller & Wu (1997), Singer

(1961).

Panellus P. Karst.

Panellus pusillus (Pers. ex Lév.) Burds. & O.K. Mill. Beih. Nova Hedwigia 51: 85 (1975).

Bas: Gloeoporus pusillus Pers. ex Lév. (1844).

= Dictyopanus copelandii Pat. (1914), Dictyopanus pusillus (Pers. ex Lév.) Singer (1945), Dictyopanus pusillus var.

pseudorhipidium Singer (1953), Dictyopanus pusillus var. rhipidium (Berk.) Singer (1945), Laschia guaranitica Speg.

(1884), Panellus copelandii (Pat.) Burds. & O.K. Mill. (1975).

Dist: SC*, TA. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. E. Fries 334 (S-F 271584), E. Melgarejo-Estrada 207 (USZ)*. Ref.: Swedish

Herbarium database (S).

Xeromphalina Kühner & Maire

Xeromphalina yungensis Singer. Fieldiana, Bot. 21: 89 (1989).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 795 (F, type). Ref.: Index Fungorum (2019), Singer (1989).

Omphalotaceae

Gymnopus (Pers.) Roussel

Gymnopus aurantiacus Murrill. Bull. Torrey bot. Club 66: 157 (1939).

= Collybia aurantiaca (Murrill) Murrill (1939), Marasmius aurantiacus (Murrill) Singer (1965), Marasmius corrugatus

var. aurantiacus (Murrill) Singer (1976).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: Wenck 170 (LPB, SFSU). Ref.: Singer (1964b), Wenck (2012).

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Gymnopus montagnei (Berk.) Redhead. Index Fungorum 148:1 (2014).

Bas: Hypolyssus montagnei Berk. (1842).

= Caripia montagnei (Berk.) Kuntze (1898).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: A. M. Bang (S-F 274248) Ref.: Swedish Herbarium database (S).

Gymnopus neotropicus (Singer) J.L. Mata. Mycotaxon 86: 313 (2003).

Bas: Collybia neotropica Singer (1962).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1173 (LIL, type). Ref.: Mueller & Wu (1997), Singer (1961).

Gymnopus omphalodes (Berk.) Halling & J.L. Mata. Fungal Diversity 16: 122 (2004).

Bas: Marasmius omphalodes Berk. (1856).

= Collybia omphalodes (Berk.) Dennis. (1951).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2091 (F). Ref.: Singer (1973b).

Marasmiellus Murrill

Marasmiellus ambiguus Singer. Atas Inst. Micol. Univ. Pernambuco 2: 25 (1965).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2098 (BAFC, LIL). Ref.: Singer (1973b).

Marasmiellus alvaradoi Singer. Beih. Nova Hedwigia 44: 322 (1973).

= Marasmiellus alvaradoi var. filicinus Singer (1976).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 721 (F, type). Ref.: Singer (1973b).

Marasmiellus aporposeptus Singer. Beih. Nova Hedwigia 44: 323 (1973).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1447 (F). Ref.: Singer (1973b).

Marasmiellus aquilus Singer Beih. Nova Hedwigia 44: 323 (1973).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1635 (F, type). Ref.: Singer (1973b).

Marasmiellus brunneomarginatus Singer. Beih. Nova Hedwigia 44: 324 (1973).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 255 (LIL; BAFC, type). Ref.: Singer (1973b).

Marasmiellus coilobasis (Berk.) Singer. Beih. Nova Hedwigia 44: 30 (1973).

Bas: Chamaeceras coilobasis (Berk.) Kuntze (1898).

= Marasmius coilobasis Berk. (1956).

Dist: BE, LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 3490 (LIL; BAFC, type), B 707 (LIL). Ref.: Singer (1973b).

Marasmiellus dendroegrus Singer. Beih. Nova Hedwigia 44: 326 (1973).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2384 (LIL, type). Ref.: Singer (1973b). Notes: MH.

Marasmiellus devenulatus Singer. Sydowia 15 (1‒6): 57 (1962).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2417 (LIL, type). Ref.: Singer (1961), Singer (1973b).

Marasmiellus distantifolius (Murrill) Singer. Sydowia 15(1‒6): 58 (1962).

Bas: Scytinotus distantifolius Murrill. (1915).

= Marasmius distantifolius (Murrill) Murrill (1915), Pleurotus distantifolius (Murrill) Dennis (1953).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 955 (F), B 939 (F), B 1435 (F). Ref.: Singer (1961), Singer (1973b).

Marasmiellus eburneus (Theiss.) Singer. Sydowia 15(1‒6): 57 (1962).

Bas: Marasmius eburneus Theiss. (1909).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1750 (F), B 1665 (F), B 2092 (F), B 2010 (F). Ref.: Singer (1973b).

Marasmiellus elongatisporus Singer. Beih. Nova Hedwigia 44: 326 (1973).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1452 (F, type). Ref.: Mueller & Wu (1997), Singer (1973b).

Marasmiellus gilvus var. bambusearum Singer. Beih. Nova Hedwigia 44: 327 (1973).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 643 (LIL, type). Ref.: Singer (1973). Notes: MH.

Marasmiellus gilvus var. chusquearum Singer. Beih. Nova Hedwigia 44: 327 (1973).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 655 (BAFC; LIL, type). Ref.: Singer (1973b).

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Marasmiellus gilvus var. minusculus Singer. Beih. Nova Hedwigia 44: 327 (1973).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 745a (BAFC; LIL, type). Ref.: Singer (1973b).

Marasmiellus inodermatoides Singer. Beih. Nova Hedwigia 44: 332 (1973).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1720 (F, type). Ref.: Singer (1973b).

Marasmiellus juniperinus Murrill. N. Amer. Fl. (New York) 9 (4): 243 (1915).

= Gymnopus juniperinus (Murrill) J.L. Mata & R.H. Petersen (2004), Marasmiellus juniperinus var. gilvoides Singer

(1976), Marasmiellus juniperinus var. radicicola Singer (1973), Marasmius juniperinus (Murrill) Murrill (1915).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1445 (F, type). Ref.: Mueller & Wu (1997), Singer (1973b).

Marasmiellus minutus Singer. Beih. Nova Hedwigia 44: 328 (1973).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1446 (F, type). Ref.: Mueller & Wu (1997),

Singer (1973b).

Marasmiellus musacearum Singer. Beih. Nova Hedwigia 44: 329 (1973).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2022 (F, type). Ref.: Singer (1973b).

Marasmiellus nigripes var. nigripes (Fr.) Singer. Pap. Mich. Acad. Sci. 32(1): 130 (1948).

Dist: BE, LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 957 (F), B 1498 (LIL), B 1911 (F), B 1911a (F). Ref.: Singer

(1973b).

Marasmiellus orinocensis Singer. Beih. Nova Hedwigia 44: 329 (1973).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2324 (F, type). Ref.: Singer (1973b).

Marasmiellus pandoensis Singer. Beih. Nova Hedwigia 44: 329 (1973).

Dist: PA. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2160 (MICH, type). Ref.: Singer (1973b). Notes: MH.

Marasmiellus pilosus (Dennis) Singer. Beih. Nova Hedwigia 44: 77 (1973).

Bas: Collybia pilosa Dennis (1951).

= Collybia pilosa var. denticulate Dennis (1951).

Dist: BE, LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1932 (F), B 692 (BAFC). Ref.: Singer (1973b).

Marasmiellus riberaltensis Singer. Beih. Nova Hedwigia 44: 331 (1973).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2324 (F, type). Ref.: Singer (1973b).

Marasmiellus segregabilis Singer. Beih. Nova Hedwigia 44: 332 (1973).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1163 (MICH, type). Ref.: Mueller & Wu (1997), Singer (1973b).

Marasmiellus sprucei (Berk.) Singer. Sydowia 9(1‒6): 387 (1955).

Bas: Agaricus sprucei Berk. (1851).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2323 (F), B 835 (LIL). Ref.: Singer (1973b). Notes: NVP.

Marasmiellus stenocystis Singer. Beih. Nova Hedwigia 44: 326 (1973).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 732 (F, type). Ref.: Singer (1973b).

Marasmiellus stenosporus Singer. Beih. Nova Hedwigia 44: 332 (1973).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2080 (F, type). Ref.: Singer (1973b).

Marasmiellus stenophylloides (Dennis) Dennis. Kew Bull., Addit. Ser.3: 31 (1970).

Bas: Crinipellis stenophylloides Dennis (1951).

= Marasmiellus stenophylloides f. bispora Singer (1977).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1568 (BAFC). Ref.: Singer (1973b).

Marasmiellus subcoracinus (Berk. & M.A. Curtis) Singer. Sydowia 15: 57 (1962).

Bas: Marasmius subcoracinus Berk. & M.A. Curtis (1868).

= Chamaeceras subcoracinus (Berk. & M.A. Curtis) Kuntze (1898), Collybia subcoracina (Berk. & M.A. Curtis) Dennis

(1951), Marasmiellus subcoracinus (Berk. & M.A. Curtis) Singer (1955), Marasmiellus subcoracinus subsp. montanus

Singer (1973), Marasmiellus subcoracinus var. montanus (Singer) Blanco-Dios (2018).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1473 (BAFC, type). Ref.: Singer (1973b).

Marasmiellus segregabilis Singer Beih. Nova Hedwigia 44: 332 (1973).

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Dist: NI. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: NI. Ref.: Index Fungorum (2019). Notes: CNI, NNI, HNI. Some species are proposed

within the Omphalotaceae family.

Marasmiellus tenerrimus (Berk. & M.A. Curtis) Singer. Beih. Nova Hedwigia 44: 80 (1973).

Bas: Marasmius tenerrimus Berk. & M.A. Curtis (1868).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1367 (BAFC). Ref.: Singer (1973b).

Marasmiellus tropicalis (Speg.) Singer. Lilloa 23: 189 (1952).

Bas: Pleurotus tropicalis Speg. (1888).

= Dendrosarcus tropicalis (Speg.) Kuntze. (1898).

Dist: BE, LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1537 (LIL), B 809 (LIL), B 1593 (LIL). Ref.: Singer (1973b).

Marasmiellus troyanus (Murrill) Dennis. Kew Bull., Addit. Ser. 3: 31 (1970).

Bas: Marasmius troyanus Murrill. (1915).

= Collybia troyana (Murrill) Dennis. (1951).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1837 (BAFC, LIL). Ref.: Singer (1973b).

Setulipes Antonín

Setulipes hakgalensis (Petch) Antonín. Mycotaxon 88: 77 (2003).

Bas: Marasmius hakgalensis Petch (1948).

= Marasmius hakgalensis var. denudatus Petch. (1948).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1776 (LIL), B 1779 (LIL), B 2094 (LIL). Ref.: Singer (1964b), Singer

(1976). Notes: The position of this genus is conflictive; some authors include it in Marasmiaceae family, others in

Omphalotaceae.

Porotheleaceae

Phloeomana neospeirea (Singer) Gminder. Index Fungorum 302: 1 (2016)

Bas: Mycena neospeirea Singer (1973).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1023 (BAFC, type). Ref.: Mueller & Wu (1997), Singer (1973). Notes:

Currently, this species is classified within the family Porotheleaceae.

Physalacriaceae

Armillaria (Fr.) Staude

Armillaria alphitophylla (Berk. & M.A. Curtis) Murrill. N. Amer. Flora 10(1):39 (1917).

Bas: Agaricus alphitophyllus Berk. & M.A. Curtis (1860).

= Chamaemyces alphitophyllus (Berk. & M.A. Curtis) Earle. (1909), Collybia alphitophylla (Berk. & M.A. Curtis) S. Ito

& S. Imai. (1939), Oudemansiella alphitophylla (Berk. & M.A. Curtis) Boedijn. (1940).

Dist: NI. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: Mulford. Ref.: Stevenson & Cárdenas (1949). Notes: NNI, HNI.

Armillariella (P. Karst.) P. Karst.

Armillariella yungensis (Singer) Herink. Sympozium o Václavce Obecné Armillaria mellea (Vahl ex Fr.) Kumm. (Brno):

43 (1973).

Bas: Armillariella yungensis Singer (1970).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1268 (LIL, type). Ref.: Mueller & Wu (1997), Singer (1970). Notes MH.

Cyptotrama Singer

Cyptotrama macrobasidia Singer. Lilloa 30: 376 (1960).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 577 (LIL, type). Ref.: Farr & Stevenson (1963), Singer (1960a), Singer

(1964b). Notes: MH.

Cryptomarasmius T.S. Jenkinson & Desjardin

Cryptomarasmius ilicis (Singer) T.S. Jenkinson & Desjardin. Mycologia 106(1): 92 (2014).

Bas: Marasmius ilicis Singer (1954).

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Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 758 (LIL). Ref.: Singer (1976).

Dactylosporina (Clémençon) Dörfelt

Dactylosporina macracantha (Singer) Dörfelt. Feddes Repert. Spec. Nov. Regni Veg. 96(3): 237 (1985).

Bas: Oudemansiella macracantha Singer (1962).

= Xerula macracantha (Singer) Boekhout & Bas (1986).

Dist: PA. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2525 (LIL, type). Ref.: Singer (1961).

Dactylosporina steffenii (Rick) Dörfelt. Feddes Repert. Spec. Nov. Regni Veg. 96(3): 237 (1985).

Bas: Tricholoma steffenii Rick (1930).

= Oudemansiella steffenii (Rick) Singer (1954), Xerula steffenii (Rick) Boekhout & Bas (1986).

Dist: BE, SC*. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2428 (F), CH 23 (USZ)*, CH 84 (USZ)*. Ref.: Pegler (1997),

Wartchow (2014).

Gloiocephala Massee

Gloiocephala inobasis Singer. Sydowia 14(1‒6): 263, 277 (1960).

Dist: PA. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2296 (LIL, type). Ref.: Farr & Stevenson (1963), Singer (1960b).

Gloiocephala lamellosa Singer. Sydowia 14(1‒6): 265, 278 (1960).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 15285 (LIL, type). Ref.: Farr & Stevenson (1963), Mueller & Wu (1997),

Singer (1960b).

Gloiocephala longifimbriata Singer. Sydowia 14(1‒6): 266, 278 (1960).

Dist: PA. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer T 2146 (LIL). Ref.: Farr & Stevenson (1963), Singer (1960b).

Gloiocephala palmarum Singer. Sydowia 14(1‒6): 264, 277 (1960).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1744, B 2093 (LIL, type). Ref.: Farr & Stevenson (1963), Singer

(1960b).

Oudemansiella Speg.

Oudemansiella canarii (Jungh.) Höhn. Sber. Akad. Wiss. Wien, Math.-naturw. Kl., Abt. 1. 118: 276 (1909).

Bas: Agaricus canarii Jungh. (1838).

= Amanitopsis canarii (Jungh.) Sacc. (1887).

Dist: NI, SC*. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: NI, E. Melgarejo-Estrada 272 (USZ)*. Ref.: Farr & Stevenson (1963). Notes:

CNI, NNI, HNI.

Oudemansiella cephalocystidiata (R.H. Petersen & Aime) Wartchow. Mycosphere 5(3): 702 (2014).

= Dactylosporina cephalocystidiata R.H. Petersen & Aime (2010).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1488 (F). Ref.: Wartchow (2014), Wartchow et al. (2014).

Pleurotaceae

Pleurotus (Fr.) P. Kumm.

Pleurotus djamor (Rumph. ex Fr.) Boedijn. Rumphius Memorial Volume: 292 (1959).

Bas: Agaricus djamor Rumph. ex Fr. (1821).

= Agaricus djamor Rumph. (1750), Agaricus leptogramme Berk. & Broome (1871), Pleurotus djamor var. fuscopruinosus

Corner (1981), Pleurotus djamor var. fuscoroseus Corner (1981), Pleurotus djamor var. roseus Corner (1981), Pleurotus

djamor var. terricola Corner (1981).

Dist: NI, CO*. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: J. Gomez y Moreno-Arroyo (AMSS 04), E. Melgarejo-Estrada 46 (USZ)*. Ref.:

Moreno-Arroyo et al. (2001). Notes: NNI.

Pterulaceae

Pterula Fr.

Pterula bromeliphila Corner. Beih. Nova Hedwigia 33: 210 (1970).

Dist: NI. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: NI. Ref.: Index Fungorum (2019). Notes: CNI, NNI, HNI.

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Schizophyllum Fr.

Schizophyllum commune Fr. Observ. mycol. (Havniae) 1: 103 (1815).

= Agaricus alneus L. (1755), Agaricus alneus Reichard (1780), Schizophyllum alneum (L.) J. Schröt. (33–40): 553 (1889),

Schizophyllum alneum Kuntze (1898), Schizophyllum commune f. stipitatum L. Krieg. (1922), Schizophyllum commune

var. longii Parisi (1934), Schizophyllum commune var. palmatum Debeaux (1880).

Dist: CO*, NI, SC*. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: NI. CH 41 (USZ)*, 90 (USZ)*, E. Melgarejo-Estrada 84 (USZ)*, 164

(USZ)*, 205 (USZ)*. Ref.: Farr & Stevenson (1963). Notes: CNI, NNI, HNI.

Tricholomataceae

Clitocybe (Fr.) Staude

Clitocybe cabrerae Raithelh. Metrodiana 18(1‒2): 16 (1990).

= Clitocybe lignícola Singer (1973), Rickenella lignicola Raithelh. (1984).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1900 (LIL, type). Ref.: CABI Bioscience (2019), Singer (1973). Notes:

MH; Sánchez-García et al. (2014) propose this genus in “residual Tricholomatoid clade”.

Clitocybe dennisii (Singer) Raithelh. Metrodiana 4(4): 66 (1973).

Bas: Gerronema dennisii Singer (1964).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1056 (BAFC, type). Ref.: Mueller & Wu (1997), Singer (1964b).

Clitocybe fimbriata (Bolton) P. Karst. Bidr. Känn. Finl. Nat. Folk 32: 86 (1879).

Bas: Agaricus fimbriatus Bolton (1788).

= Agaricus lobatus var. fimbriatus (Bolton) Pers. (1828), Pleurotus fimbriatus (Bolton) Sacc. (1887), Pleurotus fimbriatus

var. regularis Kauffman (1918).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2008 (LIL; BAFC, type). Ref.: Singer (1978).

Clitocybe leptosarca (Singer) Raithelh. Metrodiana 4(4): 63 (1973).

Bas: Gerronema leptosarcum Singer (1964).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1602 (BAFC, type). Ref.: Singer (1964b).

Collybia (Fr.) Staude

Collybia gilva (Pat.) Singer. Lilloa 22: 201 (1951).

Bas: Marasmius gilvus Pat. (1893).

= Chamaeceras gilvus (Pat.) Kuntze (1898), Collybia gilva (Pat.) Singer (1951), Marasmiellus gilvus (1955).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 655, B 745a (LIL, type), B 518 (BAFC, LIL), B 894 (F). Ref.: Singer

(1973b). Notes: MH; Sánchez-García et al. (2014) propose this genus in “residual Tricholomatoid clade”.

Collybia ixotrama Singer. Beih. Sydowia 7: 20 (1973).

Dist: PA. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2202 (BAFC, type). Ref.: Singer (1973).

Collybia nivea (Mont.) Dennis. Trans. Br. mycol. Soc. 34(4): 435 (1951).

Bas: Marasmius niveus Mont. (1854).

= Chamaeceras cohortalis (Berk.) Kuntze (1898), Chamaeceras niveus (Mont.) Kuntze (1898), Collybia nivea var.

cohortalis (Berk.) Dennis (1951), Collybia nivea var nivea (Mont.) Dennis (1951), Marasmius cohortalis Berk. (1880),

Marasmius niveus Mont. (1854).

Dist: LP, PA. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 714 (LIL), B 782 (S-F 210348), B 2170 (LIL), B 2252 (LIL), B 2178

(LIL). Ref.: Mueller & Wu (1997), Singer (1964b), Singer (1976), Swedish Herbarium database (S).

Cyphellocalathus Agerer.

Cyphellocalathus cecropiae (Singer) Agerer. Mycologia 73(3): 491 (1981).

Bas: Lachnella cecropiae Singer (1966).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 24901 (LIL; BAFC, type). Ref.: CABI Bioscience (2019), Singer

(1966a). Notes: Sánchez-García et al. (2014) have not studied this genus in their Tricholomataceae study.

Dermoloma J.E. Lange ex Herink.

Dermoloma yungense Singer. Beih. Sydowia 7: 61 (1973).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 700 (LIL; BAFC, type). Ref.: Singer (1973). Notes: MH; Sánchez-García

et al. (2014) have not studied this genus in their Tricholomataceae study.

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Neoclitocybe Singer.

Neoclitocybe myceliosa Singer. Sydowia 15(1‒6): 56 (1962).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1211 (LIL, type). Ref.: Mueller & Wu (1997), Singer (1961). Notes:

MH; Sánchez-García et al. (2014) have not studied this genus in their Tricholomataceae study.

Neoclitocybe portentosa Singer. Sydowia 5(1‒6): 56 (1962).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2368 (LIL, type). Ref.: Singer (1961).

Neoclitocybe sanctae-rosae Singer. Fieldiana, Bot. 21: 26 (1989).

Dist: PA. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2150 (LIL, type). Ref.: CABI Bioscience (2019), Singer (1989). Notes:

MH.

Omphalina Quél.

Omphalina cotopatae (Singer) Raithelh. Metrodiana 20(2): 84 (1992).

Bas: Gerronema cotopatae Singer (1964).

= Rickenella cotopatae (Singer) Raithelh. (1973).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 821 (BAFC, type). Ref.: Singer (1964b). Notes: Sánchez-García et al.

(2014) have not studied this genus in their Tricholomataceae study.

Omphalina elastica (Singer) Raithelh Metrodiana, Sonderheft 2: 11 (1983).

Bas: Gerronema elasticum Singer (1951).

= Gerronema elasticum subsp. amazonicum Singer (1964), Omphalina elastica subsp. amazonica (Singer) Raithelh.

(1992), Omphalina elastica var. amazonica (Singer) Blanco-Dios (2018).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 1978 (BAFC, type). Ref.: Singer (1964b).

Omphalina xanthodictyon (Singer) Raithelh. Metrodiana 20(2): 103 (1992).

Bas: Gerronema xanthodictyon Singer (1964b).

Dist: BE. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2546 (BAFC, type). Ref.: Singer (1961), Singer (1964a).

Rimbachia Pat.

Rimbachia palmigena Singer. Darwiniana 14: 11 (1966).

Dist: PA. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: R. Singer B 2503 (LIL; BAFC, type). Ref.: Singer (1966b). Notes: MH; Sánchez-

García et al. (2014) have not studied this genus in their Tricholomataceae study.

Typhulaceae

Pistillaria Fr.

Pistillaria linearis Corner. Beih. Nova Hedwigia 33: 115 (1970).

= Pistillaria linearis var. macrospora Corner. (1970).

Dist: NI. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: NI. Ref.: Index Fungorum (2019). Notes: CNI, NNI, HNI.

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Hygrophoraceae

Cora Fr.

Cora arachnoidea J.E. Hern. & Lücking. Phytotaxa 139(1): 8 (2013).

Dist: SC. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: Wilk 2780a (KRAM). Ref.: Lücking et al (2013a), Lücking et al (2016).

Cora aspera Wilk, Lücking & E. Morales. Phytotaxa 139(1): 8 (2013).

Dist: CO, LP, SC. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: Lücking 23564 (F, LPB), 29128 (F, HCUCB), 29356 (F), 29364 (HCUCB).

Ref.: Index Fungorum (2019), Lücking et al. (2013a), Lücking et al. (2016).

Cora boleslia Lücking, E. Morales & Dal-Forno. Fungal Diversity 10.1007/s13225-016-0374-9, (2016).

Dist: CO. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: Lucking 29128 (HUCB, holotype; F, isotype). Ref.: Index Fungorum (2019),

Lücking et al (2016).

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Cora corani Lücking, E. Morales & Dal-Forno. Fungal Diversity: 10.1007/s13225-016-0374-9 2016).

Dist: CO. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: Lucking 29356 (HUCB, holotype; F, isotype). Ref Index Fungorum (2019), Lücking

et al (2016).

Cora hochesuordensis Lücking, E. Morales & Dal-Forno. Fungal Diversity: 10.1007/s13225-016-0374-9 (2016).

Dist: CO. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: Lucking 29363 (HUCB, holotype; B, isotype). Ref.: Index Fungorum (2019),

Lücking et al. (2016).

Cora maxima Wilk, Dal-Forno & Lücking. Fungal Diversity: 10.1007/s13225-016-0374-9 (2016).

Dist: SC. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: Wilk 2780a (KRAM, holotype; B; LPB, isotype). Ref.: Index Fungorum (2019),

Lücking et al. (2016).

Cora parabovei Dal-Forno, Kukwa & Lücking. Fungal Diversity: 10.1007/s13225-016-0374-9 (2016).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: Kukwa 9457 (UGDA, holotype; LPB; GMUF, isotype). Ref.: Index Fungorum

(2019), Lücking et al. (2016).

Cora pseudobovei Wilk, Dal-Forno & Lücking. Fungal Diversity: 10.1007/s13225-016-0374-9 (2016).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: Wilk 7562 (KRAM, holotype; B; F; LPB, isotype). Ref.: Index Fungorum (2019),

Lücking et al. (2016).

Cora pseudocorani Lücking, E. Morales & Dal-Forno. Fungal Diversity: 10.1007/s13225-016-0374-9 (2016).

Dist: CO. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: Lucking 29364 (HUCB, holotype; F, isotype). Ref.: Index Fungorum (2019),

Lücking et al. (2016).

Cora squamiformis Wilk, Lücking & Yánez-Ayabaca. Phytotaxa 139(1): 16 (2013).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: Wilk 7577 (KRAM; F; LPB, isotype). Ref: Index Fungorum (2019), Lücking et al.

(2013a), Lücking et al. (2016).

Cora terricoleslia Wilk, Dal-Forno & Lücking Fungal Diversity: 10.1007/s13225-016-0374-9 (2016).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: Wilk 2607 (KRAM, holotype; B; LPB, isotype). Ref Index Fungorum (2019),

Lücking et al. (2016).

Dictyonema C. Agardh ex Kunth.

Dictyonema applanatum Lücking, Dal-Forno & Wilk. Acta Nova 6(1‒2): 6 (2013).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: Wilk 8982 (KRAM, isotype; F; LPB). Ref.: Index Fungorum (2019), Lücking et al.

(2013b), Lücking et al. (2016).

Dictyonema discocarpum Lücking, Dal-Forno & Wilk. Acta Nova 6(1‒2): 7 (2013).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: Wilk 9327 (KRAM, isotype; F; LPB). Ref.: Index Fungorum (2019), Lücking et al.

(2013b), Lücking et al. (2016).

Dictyonema hapteriferum Lücking, Dal-Forno & Wilk. Acta Nova 6(1‒2): 11 (2013).

Dist: LP. Coll. & Num. & Herbaria: Wilk 8868 (KRAM, isotype; F; LPB). Ref.: Index Fungorum (2019), Lücking et al.

(2013b), Lücking et al. (2016).

Conclusions

In this study, 264 species covering 15 families and 55 genera of Agaricales mushrooms that produce white or pale spore

prints previously reported for Bolivia were compiled. Based on the compiled data, the most species-abundant families are

Marasmiaceae, Omphalotaceae and Hygrophoraceae. Most collecting trips have been carried out in the Provincia

Yungueño Peruano-Boliviana in the department of La Paz (144 records) and the Provincia Amazónica Suroccidental in

Beni department (104 records). Additionally, the distribution of 11 species was expanded with original data and materials,

presenting new records of local distribution.

Based on recent fieldwork we carried out, we consider that it is necessary to increase efforts to explore the mycological

diversity in Bolivia. Overall, this work contributes to the knowledge of richness and distribution of Bolivian Agaricales,

constituting a solid baseline for future studies in the region.

Acknowledgments

The first author thanks the Consejo Nacional de Ciencia y Tecnología (CONICET) for the Ph.D. scholarships awarded.

The project is also supported by the Herbario Nacional de Bolivia (LPB), Museo NKM-UAGRM, Rufford Foundation

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(26881-1) and Idea Wild Foundation. We also would like to thank Gonzalo Romano from Universidad Nacional de la

Patagonia San Juan Bosco (UNPSJB), Argentina; Timothy J. Baroni from State University of New York – College at

Cortland (CORT), USA and Laura Guzmán-Dávalos from Universidad de Guadalajara, Mexico for the critical revision of

the manuscript; to Carola Lift, Diego Higer, Meike Piepenbring and Paul Kirk for the information provided, to students of

the Basic and applied myology course in Bolivia, who collected some of the mushrooms that were included here.

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