Fungi royale: Some interestinglarger fungi of the Royal Parks - Part 2 saprobes

Overall, Andy

doi:10.1016/j.fldmyc.2010.12.008

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“…Selected iconography — Allard (1991 : 32), Wilhelm (1992 : 195), Courtecuisse & Duhem (1994 : n° 974), Hausknecht & Zuccherelli (1998 : 127), Lavorato & Contu (2001 : 349, as R. obscura ), Moreau (1997 : Atlas, planche 336), Ludwig (2000 : t. 167, 74.15.B, D, p. 169), Eyssartier & Roux (2011 : 616), Overall (2011 : f. 5, p. 29), Padovan et al (2020 : 252, below).…”

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“…Notes — Clitocella popinalis is a species so far reported for Europe where it is widespread (e.g., Kühner & Lamoure 1971 , Baroni 1981 , Allard 1991 , Wilhelm 1992 , Moreau 1997 , Hausknecht & Zuccherelli 1998 , Eyssartier & Roux 2011 , Overall 2011 , Noordeloos 2012a ) and for Morocco ( Malençon & Bertault 1975 ). It usually grows in open grasslands, meadows, gardens or in grassy spots in forested areas, sometimes on maritime dunes ( Guinberteau & Courtecuisse 1993 , Noordeloos 1988a ).…”

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“…Clitocella popinalis shows basidiome surfaces usually unchanging on handling, a dark-coloured pileus slightly depressed only in senescing basidiomes, is usually associated with grasses, and has slightly broader and longer basidiospores than those of C . colorata ( Baroni 1981 , Moreau 1997 , Overall 2011 , Kluting et al 2014 , Jian et al 2020 ).…”

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Overview of the European species of the genus Clitocella (Entolomataceae, Agaricales) with notes on extralimital taxa

Vizzini¹,

Consiglio²,

Marchetti³

2023

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A revision, based on morphological and multigene analysis, of the Clitocella species currently present in Europe is provided. Portions of nrITS rDNA, nr28S rDNA (LSU), RNA polymerase II second largest subunit (RPB2), translation elongation factor 1-alpha (EF-1α), and ATPase subunit 6 (ATP6), were used to sort out the relationships of the species within the genus. Three subgenera were recognized: Clitocella subg. Clitocella encompassing C. popinalis, C. colorata, C. mundula, C. nigrescens, C. obscura and the new species C. solaris from Switzerland; the new Clitocella subg. Paraclitopilus including C. fallax and C. blancii; and the new Clitocella subg. Rhodopleurella for accommodating C. termitophila, a peculiar entity characterized by a pleurotoid habit and growing on decaying, abandoned termite nests in the Dominican Republic. Clitocella colorata originally described from China is here reported and described for the first time in Europe (Italy and Estonia). Rhodocybe cupressicola and Clitopilus ammophilus are reduced to later synonyms of Rhodopaxillus nigrescens; similarly, Clitopilus amarus is treated as a later synonym of Omphalia fallax while Rhodocybe amarella and R. ochraceopallida of Rhodopaxillus blancii. Finally, Austrian and Swedish herbarium collections identified as Rhodocybe, a doubtful taxon considered by several modern authors occasionally as either a similar but distinct species from R. popinalis or as a dwarfish, puny and odourless form of R. popinalis, have been proved to be R. tugrulii, a species recently described from Turkey and Estonia, and also later reported from Italy and USA.

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Overview of the European species of the genus Clitocella (Entolomataceae, Agaricales) with notes on extralimital taxa

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Consiglio²,

Marchetti³

2023

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“…This species is known to be a sporadic fruiter, sometimes with long gaps between fruiting periods. Its basidiomata are annual, pileate, applanate to slightly convex, dimidiate or broadly tongue-shaped with a base that forms a short stripe, medium or large in size (they usually reach 15 cm in length and width, 1-5 cm thick), upper surface velutinous at first later glabrous and smooth, initially off-white or ochre-yellow but later turning reddish to brown; context fleshy and soft when fresh, hard but friable when dry, white, slightly greyish-rose to light brown; with a porous hymenophore that is always light-er in colour than the surface of the cap and that darkens in damaged areas (Figure 1a-g) (Domañski et al 1967, 1973, Ryvarden and Gilbertson 1994, Bernicchia 2005, Overall 2010, Ryvarden and Melo 2014.…”

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Buglossoporus pulvinus, a rare wood-inhabiting fungus on ancient oak trees in Poland: ecology, distribution and extinction risk assessment

2019

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Buglossoporus pulvinus is widely distributed across Europe, within the range of Quercus robur. Throughout the area in which it appears, it is rare or very rare. It is listed as an endangered species in Europe and has been added to the Red Lists of fungi in a number of countries, along with awaiting inclusion in the IUCN Red List. In this study we have critically analysed the existing data about the occurrence of B. pulvinus in Poland. We have presented two new localities of the species in question in Poland, as well as new occurrences on the territory of the Białowieża National Park, the only place where this species had been previously recorded in Poland. Selected trees and logs inhabited by B. pulvinus have been characterized. We have indicated the number of observed basidiomata, their phenology, and the sizes of the largest specimens. We have identified 8 fungus species (Bisporella citrina, Daedalea quercina, Hapalopilus croceus, Hymenochaete rubiginosa, Laetiporus sulphureus, Mycena galericulata, M. inclinata, Xylobolus frustulatus) that coexist with B. pulvinus. Based on the new distribution data for B. pulvinus in Poland, according to IUCN Red List criteria this species should be classified as Endangered (EN).

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Urban Fungi-interesting Fungi from Parks and Gardens of West London

Overall¹

2013

Field Mycology

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Fungi royale: Some interestinglarger fungi of the Royal Parks - Part 2 saprobes

Cited by 4 publications

References 2 publications

Overview of the European species of the genus Clitocella (Entolomataceae, Agaricales) with notes on extralimital taxa

Overview of the European species of the genus Clitocella (Entolomataceae, Agaricales) with notes on extralimital taxa

Buglossoporus pulvinus, a rare wood-inhabiting fungus on ancient oak trees in Poland: ecology, distribution and extinction risk assessment

Urban Fungi-interesting Fungi from Parks and Gardens of West London

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