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Nº 14 2009 Escuela De Jardineria Y Paisaje Excm 2009 BUTLLETÍ SOCIETAT MICOLÒGICA VALENCIANA FUNDACIÓN MUNICIPAL Nº 14 2009 ESCUELA DE JARDINERIA Y PAISAJE EXCM. AJUNTAMENT DE VALÈNCIA 14 Butll. Soc. Micol. Valenciana 14.2009 5¢ -<5+(*0Ô54<50*07(3 ,:*<,3(+,1(9+05,9Ð(@7(0:(1, ,?*4(1<5;(4,5;+,=(3Ï5*0( 1 Butll. Soc. Micol. Valenciana 14.2009 REALITZAT PER LA SOCIETAT MICOLÒGICA VALENCIANA, 2 Butll. Soc. Micol. Valenciana 14.2009 MYXOMYCETES IBÉRICOS. III. M. OLTRA(1) & E. GRACIA(2) (1)Departamento de Biología Vegetal. Universidad de Alcalá de Henares. E-28871 Alcalá de Henares (Madrid). (2)Departament de Biologia Vegetal. Universitat de Barcelona. Avinguda Diagonal nº 645. E-08028. Barcelona. Summary: OLTRA, M. & E. GRACIA (2009). Myxomycetes Ibéricos III. Butll. Soc. Micol. Valen- ciana nº 14: pag 003-037. Hundred twenty (120) taxa of Myxomycetes from the Iberian Península are recorded here. Data on their ecology, chorology and habitat are also added. Key words: Myxomycetes, chorology, ecology, phenology, Iberian Peninsula. Resumen: OLTRA, M. & E. GRACIA (2009). Myxomycetes Ibéricos III. Butll. Soc. Micol. Valen- ciana nº 14: pag 003-037. Citamos ciento veinte taxones (120) de Myxomycetes procedentes de la Península Ibérica, apor- tando datos sobre su ecología, localización geográfica, fecha y hábitat. Palabra clave: Myxomycetes, corología, ecología, fenología, Península Ibérica. INTRODUCCIÓN Publicamos un grupo de especies procedentes de herborizaciónes realizadas en la Península Ibérica. Aportamos detalles de substrato, localidad, fecha de las colecciones y datos de altitud. Estos datos son necesarios para ampliar el catálogo florístico, ecoló- gico y fenológico de la Península Ibérica. MATERIAL Y MÉTODOS Las referencias a los protólogos y sinónimos pueden encontrarse en cualquiera de las obras de MARTIN & ALEXOPOULOS (1969), FARR (1976), NANNENGA-BREMEKAMP (1991) y LADO (2001). Entre corchetes [ ] indicamos las variantes ortográficas de los nombres científicos, existentes en la literatura. Para localizar con más facilidad las citas, seguimos un orden alfabético de géneros y especies. Los números de herbario corresponden a la Universidad de Alcalá de Henares (AH) y al Real Jardín Botánico de Madrid (MA-Fungi), donde quedan depositadas parte de 3 Butll. Soc. Micol. Valenciana 14.2009 las muestras. Se acompaña cada muestra con el número de la colección particular de los autores (Gracia = BCN:EG y Oltra). Las abreviaciones para los países integrantes de la Península Ibérica son Andorra (AND), España (ESP) y Portugal (PRT). Todas las muestras están acompañadas por una preparación permanente para observación por mi- croscopía óptica. Estas preparaciones están selladas con laca para mejorar su preserva- ción. En lo relativo a colores, empleamos como tabla de referencia la ISCC-NBS Color- Name Charts Illustrated with Centroid Colors (ANÓN., 1976). CATÁLOGO DE ESPECIES Arcyria cinerea (Bull.) Pers. (ESP)ALICANTE: Penáguila, Barranco de Ares, bajo carretera local a Benilloba, 30SYH2985, 550 m, en tronco descortezado de Populus x canadensis, leg. A. Conca, F. Gar- cía & M. Oltra, 28-V-2006, 9243.Oltra, MA-Fungi 69023 (junto a 9244.Oltra, Trichia varia). (ESP)BARCELONA: Barcelona, Montjuich, Nou Jardi Botanic, 31TDF2979, 140 m, en tronco descortezado de Pinus halepensis, leg. E. Gracia, 23-XII-1983, BCN:EG:2074. ESP)GIRONA \ GERONA: Blanes, El Racó Groc, 31TDG8013, 8 m, en corteza de Cupressus macrocarpa, leg. E. Gracia, 1-IX-1973, BCN:EG:25. El Port de la Selva, Vall de Rubies, Pla de Palau, 31TEG1783, 60 m, en excremento de vaca (Bos taurus), leg. E. Gracia, 12-X-1984, BCN:EG:2544. LlanÇa, Pujolar, Pont del Ferro, 31TEG1088, 40 m, en ramas de Cistus monspeliensis, leg. E. Gracia, 8-XII-1983, BCN:EG:2028b (junto a BCN:EG:2028a, Arcyria minuta); ídem, BCN:EG:2029b, (junto a BCN:EG:2029a, Ste- monitis fusca). (ESP)LLEIDA \ LÉRIDA: Alás-Cerc, Roureda de Cerc, 31TCG7688, 900 m, en tronco descortezado de Quercus cerrioides, leg. E. Gracia, 21-X-1987, BCN:EG:5121. (ESP)ZARAGOZA: Caspe, embalse de Mequinenza, junto puente carretera C-230 de Caspe a Sariñena, 30TYL4672, 220 m, en tallos de Pistacia lentiscus, leg. E. Gracia, 17-XI- 1987, BCN:EG:5299. Arcyria denudata (L.) Wettst. (ESP)BARCELONA: Cerdanyola del Vallés, Bellaterra, Campus de la Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona, 31TDF2594, 110 m, en tronco descortezado de Ulmus minor, leg. J. Girbal, 10-XI-1983, BCN:EG:2312b (junto a BCN:EG:2312a, Lamproderma scinti- llans y BCN:EG:2312c, Didymium squamulosum). Dosrius, urbanización Esmeralda, Can Guinart, 31TDG5308, 440 m, en tronco descortezado de Quercus ilex, leg. A. Rocabruna, 11-VI-1988, BCN:EG:7041a (junto a BCN:EG:7041b, Craterium leucocephalum). Monistrol, Sierra de Montserrat, Pla dels Ocells, 31TDG0205, 1000 m, en tronco descortezado de Quercus ilex, leg. P. Pérez & C. Molina, 14-XI-1987, BCN:EG:7120b (junto a BCN:EG:7120a, Trichia decipiens). Tagamanent \ Tagamanet, L’AvenÇo, Collet de Te- 4 Butll. Soc. Micol. Valenciana 14.2009 rrús, vertiente Oeste, 31TDG4326, 1150 m, en ramillas de Quercus pubescens, leg. E. Gra- cia, 22-X-1977, BCN:EG:526. (ESP)GIRONA \ GERONA: Vall-de-Vianya, Vall del Bac, Mas de l’On, 31TDG4979, 800 m, en el suelo, leg. X. Olive, 2-VI-1985, BCN:EG:2625. (ESP)LLEIDA \ LÉRIDA: Bellver de Cerdanya, Pi, Camí al Bosc, Trencall a Nèfol, 31TCG9788, 1150 m, en tronco descortezado de Pinus sylvestris, leg. E. Gracia, 3-XI-1979, BCN:EG:1276d (junto a BCN:EG:1276a, Metatrichia vesparium, BCN:EG:1276b, Hemi- trichia clavata y BCN:EG:1276c, Stemonitis fusca). Arcyria ferruginea Saut. (ESP)BARCELONA: Mura, Els Caus, 31TDG1417, 460 m, en Hypnum cupressiforme (musgo) sobre Pinus halepensis, leg. M.P. Ortin, 16-XII-1984, BCN:EG:2550. Arcyria globosa Schwein. (ESP)GIRONA \ GERONA: Bagur, Sierra de Saguardia, Puig sa Guàrdia, 31TEG1844, 180 m, en hojas de Quercus ilex, leg. J. Cambra, 28-VI-1987, BCN:EG:6458. Arcyria incarnata (Pers. ex J.F. Gmel.) Pers. (AND)PARROQUIA D’ORDINO: Ordino, bosque de pinos, 31TCH8120, 1800 m, en tronco descortezado de Pinus uncinata, leg. E. Gracia, 20-X-1987, BCN:EG:5087b (junto a BCN:EG:5087a, Hemitrichia abietina y BCN:EG:5087c, Enerthenema papillatum). (ESP)BARCELONA: Cerdanyola del Vallés, Sierra de Collserola, Vistarica, 31TDF2789, 180 m, en tronco descortezado de Quercus ilex, leg. J. Sanchís, 19-IX-1984, BCN:EG:2268. Vallromanes, urbanización Tabak Park, casa abandonada, 31TDF4298, 260 m, en madera cortada sin identificar (viga), leg. E. Vegas, 3-XII-1983, BCN:EG:2288. (ESP)LLEIDA \ LÉRIDA: Bellver de Cerdanya, Nas, Torrente Careades, bosque de ribera, 31TCG9689, 1200 m, en tocón de Alnus glutinosa, leg. E. Gracia, 21-X-1987, BCN:EG:5128a (junto a BCN:EG:5128b, Comatricha nigra). Arcyria major ( G. Lister) Ing (ESP)BARCELONA: Cardedeu, Bosc de Can Boixedera, 31TDG4809, 200 m, en corteza de las ramillas de Pinus pinea, leg. I. Rodríguez, 15-XI-1983, BCN:EG:2006. Gavá, Riera dels Canyars, plantación de Populus nigra, 31TDF1769, 20 m, en tronco descorte- zado de Populus nigra, leg. J. Lascuraín & J. Barcelona, 10-XII-1983, BCN:EG:2057. Arcyria minuta Buchet (ESP)BARCELONA: Barcelona, Riera de Sant Medir \ Riera San Medir, 5 Butll. Soc. Micol. Valenciana 14.2009 31TDF2685, 230 m, en tronco descortezado de Quercus cerrioides, leg. X. Llimona, 28-I- 1984, BCN:EG:2157. Barcelona, Vallvidrera, 31TDF2486, 240 m, en tronco descorte- zado de Platanus x hispanica, leg. E. Gracia, 29-XI-1979, BCN:EG:1298. Cerdanyola del Vallés, Bellaterra, Campus de la Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona, 31TDF2594, 110 m, en tronco descortezado de Ulmus minor, leg. J. Girbal, 10-XI-1983, BCN:EG:2313b (junto a BCN:EG:2313a, Comatricha nigra). Sant Celoni, vértice Olzinelles, ladera Sur, 31TDG6012, 300 m, en ramillas de Quercus ilex, leg. J. Llistosella, 24-XI-1988, BCN:EG:7199. Sant Cugat del Vallés \ San Cugat del Vallés, Valle de Sant Medir, 31TDF2788, 300 m, en corteza de Quercus cerrioides, leg. J. Girbal, 1-XI-1974, BCN:EG:1177. Vallromanes, urbanización Tabak Park, casa abandonada, 31TDF4298, 260 m, en corteza desconocida, leg. E. Vegas, 11-IX-1984, BCN:EG:9067. (ESP)GIRONA \ GERONA: LlanÇa, Pujolar, Pont del Ferro, 31TEG1088, 40 m, en ramas de Cistus monspeliensis, leg. E. Gracia, 8-XII-1983, BCN:EG:2028a (junto a BCN:EG:2028b, Arcyria cinerea). Observaciones: Especie identificada de acuerdo con la descripción que, para A. gu- lielmae, realizan NANNENGA-BREMEKAMP (1971), RAMMELOO (1981) y ROBBRECHT (1974); así como la revisión de Arcyria minuta realizada por NEUBERT & NANNENGA-BREME- KAMP (1979). Arcyria obvelata (Oeder) Onsberg var. obvelata = Arcyria nutans (Bull.) Grev. (ESP)ALBACETE: Vianos, Sierra del Calar del Mundo, Cañada de los Mojones, 30SWH4855, 1300 m, en tronco descortezado de Pinus pinaster, leg. X. Llimona, 28-X- 1978, BCN:EG:1325a (junto BCN:EG:1325b, Licea minima y BCN:EG:1325c, Comatri- cha tenerrima). (ESP)ALICANTE: Confrides, Sierra de Aitana, umbría ladera Norte, segunda pa- rada, 30SYH3582, 1200 m, en tronco descortezado de Pinus halepensis, leg. Universidad de Murcia, 25-IV-1978, BCN:EG:1281. (ESP)BARCELONA: Esplugues de Llobregat \ Esplugas de Llobregat, vértice San Pedro Mártir, ladera Sur, 31TDF2482, 300 m, en tronco descortezado de Pinus halepen- sis, leg. J. Llistosella, 1-IX-1984, BCN:EG:2346; ídem, BCN:EG:2347. Tordera, Sierra de Rupit, Coll d’en Cona, 31TDG7011, 200 m, en rama de Alnus glutinosa, leg. M.D. Sierra & S. Sanclemente, 30-V-1985, BCN:EG:2626. (ESP)GIRONA \ GERONA: Castelló d’Empúries \ Castelló d’Empuries, Aigua- molls de l’Emporda, Les Closes, 31TEG0876, 2 m, en madera poste de teléfono, leg. M. Aguasca, 19-VIII-1984, BCN:EG:2336. Lloret de Mar, urbanización Condado del Jaruco, 31TDG8517, 50 m, en tronco descortezado de Pinus pinea, leg. M.D. Sierra, 22-IX-1984, BCN:EG:2175. (ESP)LLEIDA \ LÉRIDA: Alás-Cerc, carretera entre Ortedó y Cerc, 31TCG7787, 1000 m, en tronco descortezado de Pinus sylvestris, leg.
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