New records and noteworthy data of plants, algae and fungi in SE Europe and adjacent regions, 5

Sabovljević, Marko S.; Tomović, Gordana; Lazarević, Predrag; Stojanović, Verica; Strgulc-Krajsek, Simona; Kosič, Dijana; Kutnar, Lado; Kermavnar, Janez; Boycheva, Petya; Yaneva, Galina; Ivanov, Dobri; Vukojičić, Snežana; Djurovic, Sanja; Buzurović, Uroš; Niketić, Marjan; Assyov, Boris; Ştefănuţ, S.

doi:10.2298/botserb2102353s

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“…Recently, some noteworthy data on mushrooms in Southeastern Europe, in adjacent regions and in Bulgaria in particular, have been reported (3,4). During the last years, there have been several ethnobotanical studies in Bulgaria (5).…”

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Wild edible mushroom usage by inhabitants with different educational level in the region of Varna

Dimitrova

2022

Scripta Scientifica Pharmaceutica

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INTRODUCTION: Wild edible mushrooms are used worldwide and in Bulgaria as well. Recent ethnomycological studies indicate that wild edible mushroom usage depends on the educational level of the populations. AIM: The purpose of this study was to assess certain mushroom usage practices by inhabitants with different educational level in the region of Varna, Bulgaria. MATERIALS AND METHODS: We performed an anonymous inquiry study of 200 adult individuals, 100 males and 100 females, living in the region of Varna by using 12 specific facts about wild edible mushroom usage focusing on the respondent's educational level. Statistical data processing was done by means of descriptive and correlation analysis.RESULTS: There was a prevalence of the positive attitude towards wild edible mushrooms among respondents from Varna region regardless of their level of education. The respondents with primary and secondary education were more likely to cook fresh mushrooms than those with higher education. Drying, preservation, and freezing were rare among all of the respondents. There was statistically significant correlation between a respondent's educational level, on the one hand, and traditional wild edible mushroom usage including cooking, drying, preservation, and freezing, on the other hand.CONSCLUSION: This study demonstrated some interesting characteristics of the attitude towards wild edible mushrooms among the participants with secondary, elementary, and higher education from the region of Varna and the extent of usage of common mushrooms in relation to their educational level. Further ethnomycological research could contribute to the improvement of the awareness of these mushrooms among the population in Bulgaria.

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Wild edible mushroom usage by inhabitants with different educational level in the region of Varna

Dimitrova

2022

Scripta Scientifica Pharmaceutica

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“…Until recently, it was considered Endangered (EN) at the overall European level [ 11 ]. However, lately, it has been the subject of a number of various surveys and monitoring programs, that have resulted in many new records and increased its distribution knowledge, for example in Czechia [ 8 , 12 ], Poland [ 13 ], or Slovenia [ 14 ]. Due to the recent increase in the distribution data of the species, it was recently assessed as the Least Concern (LC) at the European continental level and so reported in the new European Red List (Hodgetts et al, 2019 a, b).…”

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Possible Effects of Climate Change on the Occurrence and Distribution of the Rare Moss Buxbaumia viridis in Serbia (SE Europe)

Pantović

Božović

Sabovljević

2023

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The distribution range and occurrence of the rare and threatened epixylic moss Buxbaumia viridis have been reviewed in Serbia. Climatic conditions of its recent distribution in Serbia were involved in species distribution modeling and analyzed with the aim of obtaining a projection of unknown potential sites and future scenarios of its distribution dynamics. The results achieved suggest potential distribution range of the species will be significantly reduced. According to the climate change models, the habitat changes including the range loss of this species are predicted to be drastic, i.e., between 93% and 97% by the year 2050, and between 98% and 99.9% by the year 2070, affecting primarily lower elevations of its current range in Serbia. A major reason for the projected decline of the species is climate change combined with continued poor forest management.

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Micromorphology of wild-collected seeds from Paeonia L. in Serbia—Use of taxonomic markers in species determination

Marković

Peškanov

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New records and noteworthy data of plants, algae and fungi in SE Europe and adjacent regions, 5

Cited by 7 publications

References 7 publications

Wild edible mushroom usage by inhabitants with different educational level in the region of Varna

Wild edible mushroom usage by inhabitants with different educational level in the region of Varna

Possible Effects of Climate Change on the Occurrence and Distribution of the Rare Moss Buxbaumia viridis in Serbia (SE Europe)

Micromorphology of wild-collected seeds from Paeonia L. in Serbia—Use of taxonomic markers in species determination

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