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Abbasi, M., see Khodaparast & Abbasi Afshan, N.S. & A.N. Khalid. New records of Puccinia & Pucciniastrum from Pakistan. 108: 137–146. 2009. Afshan, N.S., see Khalid & Afshan Aksoy, Ahmet, see Halıcı & al. Alvarado, P., see Moreno & al. Antonín, Vladimír, Jiří Polčák & Michal Tomšovský. Hypholoma tuberosum, a new representative of the Czech and Central-European mycobiota. 108: 41–47. 2009. Antonín, Vladimír, Rhim Ryoo & Hyeon-Dong Shin. Marasmioid and gymnopoid fungi of the Republic of Korea. 1. Three interesting species ofCrinipellis (Basidiomycota, Marasmiaceae). 108: 429–440. 2009. Aptroot, André & Kenan Yazici. Opegrapha pauciexcipulata, a new corticolous lichen from Turkey. 108: 155–158. 2009. Aslan, Ali, see Yazici & Aslan Barbero Castro, Mercedes, see Gómez Bolea & Barbero Castro Barreto, Robert W., see Lima & al. Baseia, Iuri G., see Cortez & al. Baseia, Iuri Goulart, see Trierveiler-Pereira & Baseia Bau, Tolgor, see Liu & Bau Bhat, D.J., see Dhargalkar & Bhat Bhat, D.J., see Prabhugaonkar & Bhat Blanco, M.N., G. Moreno, J. Checa, G. Platas & F. Peláez. Taxonomic and phylogenetic revision of Coniophora arachnoidea, C. opuntiae, and C. prasinoides. 108: 467– 477. 2009. Blehert, D.S., see Gargas & al. Bougher, Neale L. Status of the genera Hymenangium and Descomyces. 108: 313–318. 2009. Bougher, Neale L. Two intimately co-occurring species of Mycena section Sacchariferae in south-west Australia. 108: 159–174. 2009. Calonge, F.D., see Suárez & al. Candan, Mehmet, see Halıcı & al. Calatayud, Vicent, see Halıcı & al. Cavalcanti, Laise De Holanda, see Damasceno & al. Cavalcanti, Maria A.Q., see Santiago & al. Cavalcanti, M.A.Q., see Drechsler-Santos & al. Celar, Franci, see Pastirčáková & al. Checa, J., see Blanco & al. Chen, Juan, Zhi-Xia Meng, Xiao-Mei Chen, Ya-Li Lv, Fu-Sheng Zhang, Xiang-Dong Li & Shung-Xing Guo. Leohumicola, a genus new to China. 108: 337–340. 2009. 512 ... Mycotaxon 108
Chen, Xiao-Mei, see Chen & al. Chitale, Gayatri, Urmila Makhija & Bharati Sharma. New combinations and new species in the lichen genera Hemithecium and Pallidogramme. 108: 83–92. 2009. Christensen, M., see Gargas & al. Consiglio, Giovanni, see Contu & al. Contu, Marco, Giovanni Consiglio & Machiel Noordeloos. A lyophylloid Entoloma species (Basidiomycota, Entolomataceae) from Italy. 108: 297–300. 2009. Cortez, Vagner G., Iuri G. Baseia & Rosa Mara B. Silveira. Gasteroid mycobiota of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil: Tulostomataceae. 108: 365–384. 2009. Cortez, Vagner Gularte, see Rossato & al. Costa, Antônia Aurelice Aurélio, see Damasceno & al. Crous, Pedro W., see Hawksworth & al. Damasceno, Glauciane, Antônia Aurelice Aurélio Costa, José Zanon De Oliveira Passavante & Laise De Holanda Cavalcanti. Stemonaria fuscoides (Stemonitaceae, Myxomycetes): a new record for Brazil. 108: 205–211. 2009. Davydov, Evgeny A. & Jiang-Chun Wei. Boreoplaca ultrafrigida (Umbilicariales), the correct name for Rhizoplacopsis weichingii. 108: 301–305. 2009. De Kesel, A., see Degreef & De Kesel Degreef, J. & A. De Kesel. Two new African Pulveroboletus with ornamented spores. 108: 54–65. 2009. Dhargalkar, S. & D.J. Bhat. Echinosphaeria pteridis sp. nov. and its Vermiculariopsiella anamorph. 108: 115–122. 2009. Dhingra, G.S., Avneet P. Singh & Nishi Singla. A new species of Hyphoderma (Basidiomycetes) from India. 108: 197–199. 2009. Dianese, José C., see Hawksworth & al. Drechsler-Santos, E.R., T.B. Gibertoni, A. Góes-Neto & M.A.Q. Cavalcanti. A re- evaluation of the lignocellulolytic Agaricomycetes from the Brazilian semi-arid region. 108: 241–244. 2009. Elix, John. A., see Otnyukova & al. Flakus, Adam, see Kukwa & Flakus Gargas, A., M.T. Trest, M. Christensen, T.J. Volk & D.S. Blehert. Geomyces destructans sp. nov. associated with bat white-nose syndrome. 108: 147–154. 2009. Gibertoni, T.B., see Drechsler-Santos & al. Gibertoni, Tatiana Baptista, see Gomes-Silva & Gibertoni Góes-Neto, A., see Drechsler-Santos & al. Gomes-Silva, Allyne Christina & Tatiana Baptista Gibertoni. Checklist of the aphyllophoraceous fungi (Agaricomycetes) of the Brazilian Amazonia. 108: 319– 322. 2009. Gómez Bolea, Antonio & Mercedes Barbero Castro. Polycauliona maheui, the basionym of Rhizoplaca maheui comb. nov. 108: 341–46. 2009. Gryzenhout, Marieka, see Hawksworth & al. Guo, Lin, see Li & Guo Guo, Lin, see Liu & al. April–June 2009 ... 513
Guo, Shung-Xing, see Chen & al. Guzmán, Gastón, see Rossato & al. Halıcı, Mehmet Gökhan, Mehmet Candan & Vicent Calatayud. Dacampia rubra sp. nov. (Ascomycota, Dacampiaceae) a lichenicolous fungus on vagrant Aspicilia species. 108: 235–240. 2009. Halıcı, Mehmet Gökhan, Mustafa Kocakaya & Ahmet Aksoy. Lichenostigma anatolicum sp. nov. (Ascomycota, Lichenotheliaceae) on a brown Acarospora from central Turkey. 108: 67–72. 2009. Hawksworth, David L., Pedro W. Crous, José C. Dianese, Marieka Gryzenhout, Lorelei L. Norvell & Keith A. Seifert. Proposals 016–020 to amend the International Code of Botanical Nomenclature. 108: 1–4. 2009. He, Shuanghui, see Liu & al. Hou, Cheng-Lin, see Wang & al. Huhndorf, Sabine M., see Mugambi & al. Jiang, Cheng-Xi, see Wang & al. Jiang, Yu-Lan & Tian-Yu Zhang. Two new species of Eladia from soil. 108: 127–130. 2009. Jin, Li-Tai, see Wang & al. Kaya, Abdullah. Macromycetes of Kahramanmaraş Province (Turkey). 108: 31–34. 2009. Keeling, Patrick J., see Redhead & al. Khalid, A.N. & N.S. Afshan. Additions to the graminicolous rust fungi of Pakistan. 108: 175–183. 2009. Khalid, A.N., see Afshan & Khalid Khalid, A.N., see Moreno & al. Khodaparast, S.A. & M. Abbasi. Species, host range, and geographical distribution of powdery mildew fungi. 108: 213–216. 2009. Kirk, Paul M., see Redhead & al. Knudsen, Kerry, see Lendemer & al. Kocakaya, Mustafa, see Halıcı & al. Kocourková, Jana, see Lendemer & al. Kout, Jiří & Josef Vlasák. Antrodia serialiformis from the eastern USA, a new and abundant polypore similar to A. serialis. 108: 329–335. 2009. Kukwa, Martin & Adam Flakus. Lepraria glaucosorediata sp. nov. (Stereocaulacae, lichenized Ascomycota) and other interesting records of Lepraria. 108: 353–364. 2009. Kumar, T. K. Arun & P. Manimohan. The genera Leucoagaricus and Leucocoprinus (Agaricales, Basidiomycota) in Kerala State, India. 108: 385–428. 2009. Lendemer, James C., Jana Kocourková & Kerry Knudsen. Studies in lichen and lichenicolous fungi: more notes on taxa from North America. 108: 491–497. 2009. Li , Dong-Xia, see Zhang & al. Li, Hong-Mei, see Zhao & al. 514 ... Mycotaxon 108
Li, Tai-Hui, see Wang & al. Li, Xiang-Dong, see Chen & al. Li, Zhenying & Lin Guo. Two new species and a new Chinese record of Exobasidium (Exobasidiales). 108: 479–484. 2009. Lima, Brenda V., Robert W. Barreto & Dartanha J. Soares. A new species of Mycosphaerella associated with foliage and stem necrosis on Phytolacca americanae. 108: 307–311. 2009. Limberger, Renata Pereira, see Rossato & al. Liu, Huajie & Jiangchun Wei. A brief overview of and key to species of Collema from China. 108: 9–29. 2009. Liu, Tiezhi, Huimin Tian, Shuanghui He & Lin Guo. Microbotryum scorzonerae (Microbotryaceae), new to China, on a new host plant. 108: 245–247. 2009. Liu, Yu & Tolgor Bau. A new species of Hohenbuehelia from China. 108: 445–448. 2009. Lv, Ya-Li, see Chen & al. Ma, Jian, see Zhang & al. Ma, Li-Guo, see Zhang & al. Makhija, Urmila, see Chitale & al. Manimohan, P., see Kumar & Manimohan Meng, Fan-Ge, see Zhao & al. Meng, Zhi-Xia, see Chen & al. Moreno, G., A.N. Khalid & P. Alvarado. A new species of Phallus from Pakistan. 108: 457–462. 2009. Moreno, G., see Blanco & al. Moreno, G., see Singer & Moreno Mugambi, George K., Sabine M. Huhndorf & Jack D. Rogers. Two new xylariaceous species from Kenya. 108: 499–504. 2009. Noordeloos, Machiel, see Contu & al. Norvell, Lorelei L., see Hawksworth & al. Otnyukova, Tatyana N., Nikolay V. Stepanov & John. A. Elix. Three new species of Parmeliaceae (Ascomycota) from Siberia. 108: 249–256. 2009. Park, Mi-Jeong & Hyeon-Dong Shin. A new species of Pyricularia on Commelina communis. 108: 449–456. 2009. Park, Mi-Jeong & Hyeon-Dong Shin. Phacellium brachybotrydis sp. nov. on Brachybotrys paridiformis. 108: 131–135. 2009. Passavante, José Zanon De Oliveira, see Damasceno & al. Pastirčák, Martin, see Pastirčáková & al. Pastirčáková, Katarína, Martin Pastirčák, Franci Celar & Hyeon-Dong Shin. Guignardia aesculi on Aesculus species: new records from Europe and Asia. 108: 287–296. 2009. Peláez, F., see Blanco & al. Pennycook, S.R. The correct authorship of the genusHypomyces and its original species. 108: 185–195. 2009. April–June 2009 ... 515
Platas, G., see Blanco & al. Polčák, Jiří, see Antonín & al. Prabhugaonkar, Ashish & D.J. Bhat. Rattania setulifera, an undescribed endophytic hyphomycete on rattans from Western Ghats, India. 108: 217–222. 2009. Redhead, Scott A., Paul M. Kirk, Patrick J. Keeling & Louis M. Weiss. Proposals 048– 051 to amend the International Code of Botanical Nomenclature. 108: 505–507. 2009. Ren, Qiang, Zhong-Shuai Sun, Li-Song Wang & Zun-Tian Zhao. A new species of Pertusaria (Pertusariaceae) from China. 108: 231–234. 2009. Rogers, Jack D., see Mugambi & al. Rossato, Luciana Grazziotin, Vagner Gularte Cortez, Renata Pereira Limberger & Gastón Guzmán. Taxonomy and chemical aspects of Psilocybe wrightii from southern Brazil. 108: 223–229. 2009. Ryoo, Rhim, see Antonín & al. Santiago, André Luiz Cabral M. de A., Maria A. Q. Cavalcanti & Sandra Farto Botelho Trufem. The first record of Dimargaris bacillispora (Dimargaritales) in South America. 108: 201–204. 2009. Seifert, Keith A., see Hawksworth & al. Sharma, Bharati, see Chitale & al. Shin, Hyeon-Dong, see Antonín & al. Shin, Hyeon-Dong, see Park & Shin Shin, Hyeon-Dong, see Pastirčáková & al. Silveira, Rosa Mara B., see Cortez & al. Singer, H. & G. Moreno. A comparative study of the types of two nivicolous species of myxomycetes: Lamproderma robustum and L. sauteri. 108: 105–113. 2009. Singh, Avneet P., see Dhingra & al. Singla, Nishi, see Dhingra & al. Soares, Dartanhã J., see Lima & al. Stepanov, Nikolay V., see Otnyukova & al. Suárez, V.L., J.E. Wright & F.D. Calonge. Calvatia oblongispora sp. nov. from Brazil, with close affinities to Calvatia sporocristata from Costa Rica. 108: 323–327. 2009. Sun, Zhong-Shuai, see Ren & al. Tang, B.-H., see Wei & al. Tian, Huimin, see Liu & al. Tomšovský, Michal, see Antonín & al. Trest, M.T., see Gargas & al. Trierveiler-Pereira, Larissa & Iuri Goulart Baseia. A checklist of the Brazilian gasteroid fungi (Basidiomycota). 108: 441–444. 2009. Trufem, Sandra Farto Botelho, see Santiago & al. Tulloss, Rodham E. Amanita magniverrucata – revision of an interesting species of Amanita sect. Lepidella. 108: 93–104. 2009. Vlasák, Josef, see Kout & Vlasák 516 ... Mycotaxon 108
Volk, T.J., see Gargas & al. Wang, Dong-Mei, Sheng-Hua Wu & Tai-Hui Li. Two records of Ganoderma new to mainland China. 108: 35–40. 2009. Wang, Hai-Ying, see Zhao & al. Wang, Li-Song, see Ren & al. Wang, Man-Man, Li-Tai Jin, Cheng-Xi Jiang & Cheng-Lin Hou. Rhytisma huangshanense sp. nov. described from morphological and molecular data. 108: 73–82. 2009. Wang, Yei-Zeng. A new species of Arachnopeziza from Taiwan. 108: 485–489. 2009. Wei, Jiang-Chun, see Davydov & Wei Wei, Jiangchun, see Liu & Wei Wei, T.-Z., B.-H. Tang & Y.-J. Yao. Revision of Termitomyces in China. 108: 257–285. 2009. Weiss, Louis M., see Redhead & al. Wright†, J.E., see Suárez & al. Wu, Hai-Yan, see Zhang & al. Wu, Sheng-Hua, see Wang & al. Yao, Y.-J., see Wei & al. Yazici, Kenan & Ali Aslan. Lichen species new to Turkey and Asia. 108: 463–466. 2009. Yazici, Kenan, see Aptroot & Yazici Zhang, Fu-Sheng, see Chen & al. Zhang, Kai, Li-Guo Ma & Xiu-Guo Zhang. A new hyphomycete species from Guangxi, China. 108: 123–125. 2009. Zhang, Kai, Jian Ma, Li-Guo Ma & Xiu-Guo Zhang. A new species of Berkleasmium from Chongqing, China. 108: 5–7. 2009. Zhang, Meng, Hai-Yan Wu & Dong-Xia Li. A new species of Alternaria on Humulus scandens from China. 108: 49–52. 2009. Zhang, Tian-Yu, see Jiang & Zhang Zhang, Xiu-Guo, see Zhang & al. Zhao, Zun-Tian, Fan-Ge Meng, Hong-Mei Li & Hai-Ying Wang. A new species of Melanohalea (Parmeliaceae) from the Tibetan Plateau. 108: 347–352. 2009. Zhao, Zun-Tian, see Ren & al. April–June 2009 ... 517
Reviewers, Volume one hundred eight
The Editors express their appreciation to the following individuals who have, prior to acceptance for publication, reviewed one or more of the papers appearing in this volume.
Brian P. Akers Carlos Antonio Inácio Kadri Põldmaa Joe Ammirati Mikael Jeppson Mario Rajchenberg Vladimir Antonín Bryce Kendrick Amy Y. Rossman André Aptroot Paul M. Kirk Claude Roux Alan W. Archer Levente Kiss Leif Ryvarden Robert Bauer Kerry Knudsen Gary Samuels Gerald L. Benny Richard P. Korf Keith Seifert Uwe Braun Hanns Kreisel Ertugrul Sesli Irwin M. Brodo Irmgard Krisai-Greilhuber B.M. Sharma Peter Buchanan Syo Kurokawa Lynne Sigler Francisco de Diego Thomas W. Kuyper Emory Simmons Calonge Tai-Hui Li Harrie Sipman Paul Francis Cannon Guo-Zhong Lu Laurens B. Sparrius Rafael F. Castañeda Ruiz Robert Lücking J. Leo Spier Yu-Cheng Dai Patrick McCarthy Steven L. Stephenson Cony Decock Eric H.C. McKenzie Tjakko Stijve Cvetomir M. Denchev John McNeill Ave Suija Dennis E. Desjardin Andrew N. Miller Susumu Takamatsu Maria Martha Dios David W. Mitchell Michal Tomšovský Javier Etayo Gabriel Moreno James M. Trappe Harry C. Evans Gregory M. Mueller Kálmán Vánky Walter Gams Wieslaw Mulenko Orvo Vitikainen Cheryl A. Grgurinovic Machiel E. Noordeloos Zheng Wang Ying-Lan Guo Lorelei L. Norvell Roy Watling Laura Guzmán-Dávalos Alan Orange John Webster M. Gökhan Halici Shaun R. Pennycook Mats Wedin Nils Hallenberg Omar Perdomo Sánchez Zhu L. Yang Sarah Hambleton Sergio Pérez Gorjón Tian-Yu Zhang Tsutomu Hattori Sergio Pérez-Ortega Wen-Ying Zhuang Stephan Helfer Ronald H. Petersen Mikhail Zhurbenko Jan Holec Marcin Piątek 518 ... Mycotaxon 108 Errata
Volume 92 g. 336, line 14: for: cerealis, read: cereale,
Volume 94 p. 99, line 42 for: T. umkowaani read: T. umkowaan
Volume 95 p. 291, line 34 for: T. umkowaanii read: T. umkowaan
Volume 96 p. 144 line 23, col. 2 for: Lepidella carpatica read: Lepidella carpathica
Volume 99 p. 306, line 17 for: G. argentea read: G. argentius
Volume 100 p. 237, line 14 for: Urceoloria read: Urceolaria
Volume 101 p. 275, line 22 for: Mertahizium read: Metarhizium p. 317, line 12 for: B. kowhai read: B. kowhaii p. 317, line 14 for: B. lucifera read: B. lucifer p. 321, line 6 for: C. rosea f. catenulate read: C. rosea f. catenulata p. 321, line 33 for: C. chlorine read: C. chlorina p. 329, 5th sp. for: C. prunifomentosae read: C. prunitomentosae
Volume 107 Front cover, 2nd from bottom for: MYXNAE 10X: read: MYXNAE 107: p. 23, Ackn.line 3 for: presubission read: pre-submission p.148 (bottom 3 lines) + p. 150 (top 2 lines): for: Xylaria liquidambaris J.D. Rogers et al. and X. jaliscoensis F. San Martín et al. are also described from Magnolia fruits (Rogers et al. 2002). Other fruit-inhabiting species are X. persicaria (S519chwein.) Berk. & M.A. Curtis (from Liquidambar L. fruits), X. carpophila ... (from leguminous fruits) (Rogers 1979b). read: Xylaria jaliscoensis F. San Martín et al. is also described from Magnolia fruits (Rogers et al. 2002). Other fruit-inhabiting species are X. liquidambaris J.D. Rogers et al. (= X. persicaria sensu Rogers 1979b, from Liquidambar L. fruits), X. carpophila ... (from leguminous fruits) (Rogers 1979b, Rogers et al. 2002). p. 512,line 25 for:...the older C. indica.” read:...the older C. indica. p. 512, last line for: NY 4853, U.S.A. read: NY 14853, U.S.A. p. 536, line 12 for: Hillis read: Hills p. 538, line 5 for: 20007]. read: 2007]. April–June 2009 ... 519
From the Editor-in-Chief
New Index Editors — Indexing four Mycotaxon volumes per year is no easy task and too much to expect from one individual. Therefore this year we decided to distribute the work among four separate indexers. Joining Karen Gettelman, who has so ably served as sole Index Editor for the past thirteen years, are newly appointed Henning Knudsen and returning Editors Susan Gruff and Robert Dirig. We are pleased to extend an appreciative and warm welcome to our newly expanded crew — effectively at work, if we are to judge from the number of ‘discovered’ errata on the facing page. Formal nomenclatural proposals now in Mycotaxon — Every six years, the International Association for Plant Taxonomy (IAPT) convenes at an International Botanical Congress to discuss and vote on various nomenclatural proposals that have been published in Taxon. Proposals to change the International Code of Botanical Nomenclature are voted on by all IAPT members. Proposals to conserve or reject names are sent to special permanent committees (in our case, the Nomenclature Committee for Fungi), which evaluate the measures before recommending actions to the General Committee, which in turn forwards its final recommendation to the Congress. Beginning with the current April–June 2009 volume, Mycotaxon now will publish, concurrently with Taxon, all fungally oriented proposals. The first two proposals form “book-ends” for Mycotaxon 108 — on pp. 1–4 Props. 016–020 seek to make clear that the Code covers fungal nomenclature (including updating its name to the International Code of Botanical and Mycological Nomenclature) while on pp. 505–507 Props. 048-051 seek to exclude the phylum Microsporidia from the Code. In future Mycotaxon volumes, all proposals will stand together in an end section. Color pdfs now available for extra fee — The beautiful color in the printed Mycotaxon (refer to p. 459) is expensive. Authors who have good color photos but cannot afford to pay the press color page fee now may obtain a separate PDF with color images prepared for author use. The charge for processing a color PDF for Internet use is $40. Contact the Editor-in-Chief for additional information. Mycotaxon 108 — After the summary papers are published in June, we will upload five annotated species lists to join the 45 pdfs already posted on the Mycotaxon web site, www.mycotaxon.com. The 61 papers and 62 new taxonomic names that cover these 522 pages are the result of intensive research by 170 authors and co-authors and assistance from 91 expert peers. The following demonstartes that mycological cooperation is truly international in scope. Three days ago in Oregon, I sent an urgent Email to Spain asking for an important bit of information before converting a manuscript to PDF format. In less than a half hour, a co-author in Pakistan supplied the missing data. The speed of the internet makes it almost easy to serve as both scientist and editor. Almost. Warm regards, Lorelei L. Norvell, Mycotaxon Editor-in-Chief 24 May 2009 520 ... Mycotaxon 108 Four easy steps to successful Mycotaxon publication Mycotaxon’s complete instructions, which were last updated in November, 2007, are posted on the Instructions to Authors page on the Mycotaxon website listed below. Prospective authors should download instructions PDF, expert reviewer comment and submission forms, and helpful templates by clicking the ‘file download page’ link on the instructions page before preparing a paper intending for the journal. Below is a summary of our simple ‘4-step’ publication process. Step 1—Peer review: Authors send a formatted text document with illustration files and Mycotaxon Reviewer Comments Form to two experts for peer review. Authors should (i) make certain that both peer reviewers have Emailed the comment forms to the Editor-in-Chief
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