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CATATHELASMA

No. 5 November 2004

BIODIVERSITY of FUNGI in SLOVAKIA

Hyphodontia in Slovakia: distribution and ecology Ladislav Hagara 3

Fungi collected during the 21st European Cortinarius Foray Pavel Lizoň and Ivona Kautmanová 23

MYCOLOGICAL NEWS

Book notices Pavel Lizoň 22

Editor's acknowledgements 2

Instructions to authors 2

ISSN 1335-7670 Catathelasma 5: 1-36 (2004)

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Editor's Acknowledgements

The Editor express his appreciation to Drs. Vladimír Antonín (Moravian museum, Brno, Czech rep.) and Leif Ryvarden (University of Oslo, Norvay) who have, prior to the acceptance for publication, reviewed, read and/or commented contributions appearing in this issue.

Instructions to Authors

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Elements of an article submitted to Catathelasma • title: informative and concise • author's name: full first and last name • author's mailing and e-mail addresses: footnote • key words: max. 5 words, not repeating words in the title • text: brief introduction, presented data (design and structure depend on the topic) • illustrations: line drawings (scanned and "doc" or "tif" formatted) • list of references • abstract/summary in Slovak or Czech: max. 10 lines (starting with author's name and the title of the article) Please follow these standards: for journal abbreviations Botanico-Periodico- Huntianum (Lawrence & al., 1968) and Botanico-Periodico-Huntianum/Supplementum (Bridson, 1991), for book abbreviations Stafleu and Cowan's Taxonomic Literature (2nd ed., vol. 1-7, 1976-1988, & supplements), for abbreviation of author(s) of taxa Authors of fungal names (Kirk & Amsell, 1992), Authors of plant names (Brummitt & Powell, 1992), all available at the web site of the International Plant Names Index at www.ipni.org/index.html, for current names CABI Funindex (www.indexfungorum.org), and for collection acronyms Index Herbariorum (Holmgren & al, 1990; www.nybg.org/bsci/ih/ih.html).

Editorial office Slovak Mycological Society, c/o Institute of Botany, Dúbravská 14, SK-845 23 Bratislava; e-mail [email protected]. November 2004 Catathelasma 5 3

HYPHODONTIA IN SLOVAKIA: distribution and ecology 1 LADISLAV HAGARA

Key words: 28 species, 3 varieties, Corticiaceae

Long-term research on the distribution of corticioid fungi in Slovakia resulted in numerous new data (Adamčík & Hagara, 2003a, 2003b, Hagara 2001, Hagara 2003). Study on Hyphodontia, submitted as a PhD thesis (Hagara, 2003), was based on specimens from Slovak and European herbaria. Distributional and ecological conclusions are based on those collections and published data, as well. List of host trees refers to those recorded from Slovakia. Data on general distribution are taken from the monograph by Langer (1994). Distribution of rare taxa is not illustrated on a map, for common species is presented distribution map but not a list of studied specimens. One dot on the grid map may represent more than one collection.

Hyphodontia abieticola (Bourdot & Galzin) J. Erikss. var. abieticola

Slovakia (1951 – 2002): 8 records (410 – 1300 m a. s. l.). UTM District Host Coll.2 Herb. 7382d Hriňová Abies alba AP PRM 7187b Stratená Picea abies FK PRM 7180d Staré Hory Abies alba ZP PRM 7768a Bratislava – Záhorská Bystrica Pinus sylvestris LH LH3 6901a Nová Sedlica Abies alba LH LH 6887c Starý Smokovec Picea abies LH LH 7383d Hriňová – Biele Vody Abies alba LH LH 7178c Dubové Picea abies LH LH

Substrate: decayed wood of conifers (Abies, Larix, Picea, Pinus).

General distribution: Europe (Austria, Belarus, Belgium, Czech rep., Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Great Britain, Ireland, Norway, Poland, Slovakia, Sweden, Switzerland, Ukraine), North America (Canada, USA), Africa (Malawi), Asia (Russia, Taiwan, Turkey).

1 Mišíkova 20/A, SK-811 06 Bratislava ; [email protected] 2 collectors: AK - Andrej Kmeť, AN - Anton Novacký, AP - Albert Pilát, FK - František Kotlaba, JH - Johann Hruby, KČ - Karel Čížek, KR - Karel Kříž, LH - Ladislav Hagara, SJ - Soňa Jančovičová (Ripková), ZP - Zdeněk Pouzar 3 private coll. of Ladislav Hagara, Bratislava 4 Catathelasma 5 November 2004

Hyphodontia abieticola var. alienata (S. Lundell) ined.

Slovakia (1987, 2002): 2 records (480 – 700 m a. s. l.). UTM District Substrate Coll. Herb. 6798a Palota Abies alba ZP PRM 7073b Drietoma – Liešna Picea abies LH LH

Substrate: decayed wood of conifers (Abies, Picea).

General distribution: Europe (Croatia, Czech rep., Finland, Germany, Norway, Poland, Slovakia, Sweden, Ukraine), Americas (Canada, Venezuela), Africa (Zimbabwe).

Hyphodontia alutacea (Fr.) J. Erikss.

Slovakia (1889 – 2002): 9 records (220 – 1135 m a. s. l.). UTM District Host Coll. Herb 7679a Prenčov Populus trem. AK BRA 7679a Prenčov Abies alba AK BRA 7679a Prenčov Carpinus betulus AK BRA 6887c Starý Smokovec Picea abies AP PRM 6786b Tatranská Javorina decid. tree AP PRM 7667b Plavecký Štvrtok Pinus sylvestris AN PRM 7784b Ratka – Horná Baba decid. tree ZP KČ4 7383d Hriňová – Biele Vody Picea abies? LH LH 6886c Štrbské Pleso Picea abies LH LH

Substrate: decayed wood of conifers (Abies, Picea, Pinus) and deciduous trees (Carpinus, Populus).

General distribution: Europe (Austria, Belarus, Blegium, Czech rep., Denmark, Great Britain, Norway, Poland, Slovakia, Sweden, Switzerland, Ukraine), North America (Canada, USA).

Hyphodontia alutaria (Burt) J. Erikss.

Slovakia (1959 – 2002): 23 records (130 – 1380 m a. s. l.).

Substrate: decayed wood of conifers (12x Picea, 4x Pinus) and deciduous trees (1x Alnus, Populus, Prunus, Robinia, Salix, Tilia).

General distrubution: Europe: Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Czech rep., Denmark incl. Faeroes Is., Estonia, Finland, Germany, Great Britain, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Romania, Spain, Sweden,

4 KČ – private coll. of Karel Čížek, Czech rep.

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Switzerland), Americas (Argentina, Canada, Costa Rica, USA), Africa (Morocco, Tanzania) and Asia (China incl. Taiwan, Japan, Russia: Kamchatka, Thailand).

Hyphodontia arguta (Fr.) J. Erikss.

Slovakia (1888 – 2004): 80 records (108 – 920 m a. s. l.).

Substrate: decayed wood of conifers (9x Taxus, 6x Picea, 2x Juniperus, 1x Abies, 1x unknown) and deciduous trees (14x Salix, 11x Acer, 6x 6 Catathelasma 5 November 2004

Fraxinus, Populus, 4x Alnus, 3x Clematis, 2x Corylus, Sambucus, 1x Campsis, Carpinus, Catalpa, Fagus, Juglans, Platanus, Robinia, Tilia, Ulmus, 4x unknown).

General distribution: Europe (Austria, Belarus, Belgium, Bulgaria, Czech rep., Denmark, incl. Faeroes, Estonia, Germany, Great Britain, incl. Hebrides, Hungary, Italy, Luxembourg, Macedonia, Norway, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Ukraine), North America, north Africa, incl. Canary Islands and Asia (China, India, Japan, Taiwan, Pakistan, Caucasus, Altai, Central Asia, Asia Minor).

Hyphodontia aspera (Fr.) J. Erikss.

Slovakia (1965 – 2003: 15 records, 140 – 1355 m a. s. l.).

Substrate: decayed wood of conifers (7x Abies) and deciduous trees (2x Robinia, 1x Fagus, Prunus, Salix, Sambucus, Sorbus).

General distribution: Europe (Austria, Belarus, Belgium, Croatia, Czech rep., Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Great Britain, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Luxembourg, Macedonia, Norway, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Ukraine), Americas (Argentina, Brazil, Canada, USA, Venezuela), Africa (Canary Islands) and Asia (China, incl. Taiwan, India, Japan, Russia: Kamchatka).

Hyphodontia barbajovis (Bull.) J. Erikss.

Slovakia (1888 – 2004): 25 records (197 – 890 m a. s. l.).

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Substrate: decayed wood of conifers (2x Abies, 1x Pinus) and deciduous trees (7x Quercus, 4x Fagus, 2x Acer, Corylus, 1x Alnus, Carpinus, Fraxinus, Populus, Salix, 1x unknown).

General distribution: Europe (Austria, Belarus, Belgium, Croatia, Czech rep., Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Great Britain, Ireland, Luxembourg, Norway, Russia, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland), Americas (Argentina, Brazil, Canada, USA, Venezuela), Africa (Canary Islands), Asia (Taiwan), New Zealand.

Hyphodontia breviseta (P. Karst.) J. Erikss.

Slovakia (1856–2003): 25 records (140 to ca 1400 m a. s. l.).

Substrate: decayed wood of conifers (15x Picea, 3x Pinus, 2x Abies) and deciduous trees (3x Fagus, 1x Fraxinus, Quercus).

General distribution: Europe (Austria, Belarus, Belgium, Czech rep., Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Great Britain, Greece, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Ukraine), Americas (Argentina, Canada, USA), Africa (Canary Islands, Tanzania), Asia (China, Turkey). 8 Catathelasma 5 November 2004

Hyphodontia cineracea (Bourdot & Galzin) J. Erikss. & Hjortstam

Slovakia (1961): 1 record (850 m a. s. l.). UTM District Host Coll. Herb. 7383b Čierny Balog Picea abies FK PRM

Substrate: decayed wood of Picea.

General distribution: Europe (Austria, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Norway, Romania, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Ukraine), Americas (Argentina: Tierra del Fuego, Canada, USA).

Hyphodontia crustosa (Pers.) J. Erikss. var. crustosa

Distribution in Slovakia (1886 – 2004: 67 records, 112 – 1355 m a. s. l.).

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Substrate: decayed wood of conifers (8x Juniperus, 1x Pinus) and deciduous trees (9x Acer, 7x Quercus, 6x Fagus, 5x Carpinus, 4x Pyrus, Rosa, 3x Populus, Sorbus, 2x Prunus, Salix, 1x Alnus, Crataegus, Fraxinus, Juglans, Platanus, Robinia,Tilia, Ulmus, 2x unknown).

General distribution: Europe (Austria, Belarus, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech rep., Denmark, incl. Faeroes, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Great Britain incl. Hebrides, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Macedonia, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Romania, Russia, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Ukraine), Americas (Brazil, Canada, USA), Africa (Cameroon, northern countries), Asia (China, Taiwan, Georgia, India, Iran, Russia: Siberia), New Zealand.

Hyphodontia crustosa var. juniperi (Bourdot & Galzin) ined.

Slovakia (1961): 1 record (850 m a. s.l). UTM District Host Coll. Herb. 7387c Jelšava Juniperus communis FK PRM

Substrate: decayed wood of conifers (Juniperus).

General distribution: Europe (Austria, Croatia, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Macedonia, Norway, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden), North America (Canada, USA), Africa (Ethiopia, Canary Islands, Kenya, Tanzania), Asia (Iran).

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Hyphodontia efibulata J. Erikss. & Hjortstam

Slovakia (2003): 1 record (890 m a. s. l.). UTM District Host Coll. Herb. 6986b Štrba - Tatranská Štrba Salix caprea LH LH

Substrate: decayed wood of deciduous trees (Salix).

General distribution: Europe (Austria, Finland, Norway, Slovakia, Sweden).

Hyphodontia erastii Saaren. & Kotir.

Slovakia (1995 – 1999): 4 records (130 – 295 m a. s. l.). UTM District Host Coll. Herb. 7968b Bratislava – Rusovce Taxus baccata LH LH 7391c Zádiel Acer sp. LH LH 7480b Zvolen Salix alba LH LH 7375d Chynorany Fraxinus excelsior LH LH

Substrate: decayed wood of conifers (Taxus) and deciduous trees (Acer, Fraxinus, Salix).

General distribution: Europe (Finland, Slovakia), Asia (Russia: Altai, Kamchatka).

Hyphodontia flavipora (Cooke) Sheng H. Wu

Slovakia (1888 – 2003): 167 records (101 – 1009 m a. s. l.).

Substrate: decayed wood of conifers (3x Pinus, 1x Abies, Picea) and deciduous trees (71x Quercus, 23x Carpinus, 17x Fagus, 10x Alnus, 8x Betula, Salix, 5x Acer, Populus, 4x Corylus, 2x Cerasus, 1x Catalpa, Prunus, Robinia, Tilia, 3x unknown).

General distribution: Europe (Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Czech rep., Finland, France, Germany, Great Britain, Hungary, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, Russia, Slovakia, Spain, Ukraine), Americas (Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Venezuela), Africa (Cameroon, Ethiopia, Gabon, Kenya, Malawi, South Africa, Tanzania, Uganda), Asia (China, Taiwan, Georgia, Iran, Nepal, Russia: Siberia, Sri Lanka, Thailand), Australia.

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Hyphodontia gossypina (Parmasto) Hjortstam

Slovakia (1984 – 2004): 38 records (110 – 195 m a. s. l.).

Substrate: decayed wood of deciduous trees (13x Populus, 8x Aesculus, 5x Acer, 4x Fraxinus, Salix, 1x Alnus, Crataegus, Tilia, Ulmus).

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General distribution: Europe (Austria, Czech rep., Denmark, France, Germany, Great Britain, Italy, the Netherlands, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Ukraine), Central America (Costa Rica), Africa (Burundi, Ethiopia, Malawi, Zimbabwe), Asia (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Iran, Nepal, Russia: Far East, Taiwan, Thailand, Turkey).

Hyphodontia hastata (Litsch.) J. Erikss.

Slovakia (1926 – 2002): 4 records (900 – 1600 m a. s. l.). UTM District Host Coll. Herb. 6887c Starý Smokovec Picea abies AP PRM 6886c Štrbské Pleso Pinus mugo JH BRNM 6887c Starý Smokovec Picea? AP BRNM 6886c Štrbské Pleso Pinus mugo LH LH

Substrate: decayed wood of conifers (Picea, Pinus).

General distribution: Europe (Austria, Czech rep., Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Great Britain, incl. Hebrides, Norway, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden), North America (Canada, USA), Asia (China, Japan, Russia: Siberia).

Hyphodontia latitans (Bourdot & Galzin) Ginns & Lefebvre

Slovakia (1889 – 2002): 7 records (130 – 800 m a. s. l.). UTM District Host Coll. Herb. 7679 Prenčov Acer sp. AK BRA 7276a Uhrovské Podhradie Fagus sylvatica FK PRM 7470b Buková Salix fragilis LH LH 7868c Bratislava – Karlova Ves Negundo aceroides SJ SLO 7968d Bratislava – Rusovce Ulmus laevis? LH LH 7178c Nedožery – Brezany Salix caprea LH LH 7769c Svätý Jur Salix fragilis LH LH

Substrate: decayed wood of decidous trees (3x Salix, 1x Acer, Fagus, Negundo, Ulmus).

General distribution: Europe (Czech rep., France, Great Britain, Norway, Poland, Slovakia, former Yugoslavia), Americas (Canada, Costa Rica, USA, incl. Hawaii), Africa (Malawi, Tanzania), Asia (Russia: Siberia).

Hyphodontia microspora J. Erikss. & Hjortst.

Slovakia (1924): 1 record (900 m a. s. l.).

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UTM District Host Coll. Herb. 6887b Tatranská Lomnica Picea abies AP PRM

Substrate in Slovakia: decayed wood of conifer (Picea).

General distribution: Europe (Austria, Belgium, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Slovakia, Sweden), Americas (Argentina, Brazil, USA), Africa (Malawi), Asia (Taiwan).

Hyphodontia nesporii (Bres.) J. Erikss. & Hjortstam

Slovakia (1890 – 2004): 65 records (130 – 1250 m a. s. l.).

Substrate: decayed wood of conifers (17x Abies, 13x Picea, 10x Pinus) and deciduous trees (6x Fagus, 4x Acer, 3x Carpinus, Corylus, 2x Alnus, Quercus, Robinia, 1x Sorbus, Tilia, 1x unknown).

General distribution: Europe (Austria, Belarus, Belgium, Croatia, Czech rep., Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Great Britain incl. Hebrides, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland), Americas (Canada, Columbia, USA), Africa (Canary Islands, Kenya, Tanzania), Asia (China, Taiwan, Georgia, India, Iran, Israel, Russia: Siberia, Turkey).

Hyphodontia pallidula (Bres.) J. Erikss.

Slovakia (1926 – 2004): 63 records (127 – 1400 m a. s. l.). 14 Catathelasma 5 November 2004

Substrate: decayed wood of conifers (20x Picea, 15x Pinus, 2x Abies, 1x Taxus) and deciduous trees (5x Betula, 3x Alnus, Populus, 2x Acer, Fagus, Fraxinus, Padus, Quercus, Salix, 1x Carpinus).

General distribution: Europe (Austria, Belarus, Belgium, Croatia, Czech rep., Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Great Britain, incl. Hebrides, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Romania, Russia, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland), North America (Canada, USA), north Africa, incl. Canary Islands, Asia (China, Taiwan, India, Japan, Altai, Siberia, Asia Minor).

Hyphodontia paradoxa (Schrad.) E. Langer s. s.

Slovakia (1891 – 2003): 18 records (101 – 1200 m a. s. l.).

Substrate: decayed wood of deciduous trees (7x Fagus, 4x Quercus, 3x Corylus, 2x Acer, 2x unknown).

General distribution: Europe (Austria, Belarus, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech rep., Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Great Britain, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Ukraine), Americas (Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, USA), Africa (Algeria, Canary Islands, Kenya, Morocco, Sierra Leone, Tanzania, Tunisia), Asia (India, Iran, Japan, Russia: Siberia, Taiwan, Turkey, Caucasian countries), Australia, incl. Tasmania, New Zealand.

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Hyphodontia pilicystidiata (S. Lundell) J. Erikss.

Slovakia (1888): 1 record (600 m a. s. l.). UTM District Host Coll. Herb. 7579a Banská Štiavnica Salix fragilis AK PRM

Substrate: decayed wood of deciduous tree (Salix).

General distribution: Europe (Austria, Belarus, Czech rep., Estonia, Finland, Germany, Italy, Slovakia, Sweden).

Hyphodontia pruni (Lasch) Svrček

Slovakia (1989 – 2002): 8 records (130 – 940 m a. s. l.). UTM District Host Coll. Herb. 7286c Muráň Acer sp. ZP KČ 7376b Nitrica Fagus sylv. LH LH 6880b Ľubochňa Coryllus avellana LH LH 6887a Starý Smokovec Betula pubescens LH LH 7073b Drietoma – Liešna Carpinus betulus LH LH 7968b Bratislava – Rusovce Platanus occidentalis LH LH 6887c Horný Smokovec Picea abies LH LH 6787d Tatranská Kotlina Picea abies LH LH

Substrate: decayed wood of conifers (Picea) and deciduous trees (Acer, Betula, Carpinus, Corylus, Fagus, Platanus).

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General distribution: Europe (Austria, Belarus, Belgium, Czech rep., Finland, France, Germany, Great Britain, Italy, Macedonia, the Netherlands, Norway, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Ukraine), Americas (Canada, Ecuador), Africa (Canary Islands, Atlas Mts.), Asia (China).

Hyphodontia quercina (Pers.) J. Erikss.

Slovakia (1889 – 2003): 63 records (130 – 970 m a. s. l.).

Substrate: decayed wood of conifers (1x Abies) and deciduous trees (28x Carpinus, 14x Quercus, 5x Fagus, 3x Salix, 2x Betula, Populus, 1x Acer, Corylus, Crataegus, 5x unknown).

General distribution: Europe (Austria, Belarus, Belgium, Croatia, Czech rep., Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Great Britain, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland), North America (Canada), Asia (Iran).

Hyphodontia radula (Pers.) E. Langer & Vesterh.

Slovakia (1885 – 2004): 237 records (101 – 1170 m a. s. l.).

Substrate: decayed wood of conifers (2x Abies, Picea) and deciduous trees (75x Quercus, 32x Carpinus, Fagus, 11x Alnus, 10x Salix, 7x Populus, 6x Betula, 5x Acer, Cerasus, Fraxinus, 3x Catalpa, Corylus, Crataegus, 2x Aesculus, Castanea, Tilia, 1x Padus, Prunus, Pyrus, Sorbus, 26x unknown.

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General distribution: cosmopolitan (Europe, Americas, Africa, Asia, Australia).

Hyphodontia rimosissima (Peck) Gilb.

Slovakia (1890 – 2003): 31 records (101 – 980 m a. s. l.).

Substrate: decayed wood of conifers (1x Abies, 1x Picea) and deciduous trees (6x Quercus, 5x Fagus, 3x Alnus, Carpinus, Corylus, 2x Fraxinus, 1x Acer, Clematis, Cornus, Populus, Pyrus, Salix, Swid).

General distribution: Europe (Austria, Belarus, Czech rep., Denmark, Finland, Germany, Great Britain, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Slovakia, Sweden, Switzerland, Ukraine), Americas (Argentina, Canada, USA), Africa (Canary Islands, Kenya, Malawi, Rwanda,Tanzania), Asia (China). 18 Catathelasma 5 November 2004

Hyphodontia sambuci (Pers.) J. Erikss.

Slovakia (1886 – 2003): 104 records (110 – 980 m a. s. l.).

Substrate: decayed wood of conifers (2x Juniperus, Pinus, 1x Picea, Taxus, Thuja, 1x unknown) and deciduous trees (23x Sambucus, 16x Populus, 11x Acer, 7x Fraxinus, 6x Salix, 5x Tilia, 3x Fagus, Robinia, 2x Aesculus, Alnus, Juglans, Swida, 1x Cerasus, Cornus, Crataegus 1, Negundo, Padus, Platanus, Ulmus, 4x unknown), 6 x unknown host, 1x herb plant.

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General distribution: cosmopolitan (Europe, Americas, Africa, Asia, Australia).

Hyphodontia spathulata (Schrad.) Parmasto

Slovakia (1889 – 2003): 73 records (160 – 1400 m a. s. l.).

Substrate: decayed wood of conifers (10x Abies, 9x Pinus, 5x Picea) and deciduous trees (7x Quercus, 5x Fagus, 2x Salix, 1x Acer, Carpinus, 1x unknown).

General distribution: Europe (Austria, Belarus, Croatia, Czech rep., France, Germany, Great Britain, Italy, Luxembourg, Poland, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland), Americas (Argentina, Brazil, USA), Africa (Canary Islands), Asia (China incl. Taiwan, India, Russia: Siberia).

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Hyphodontia subalutacea (P. Karst.) J. Erikss. var. subalutacea

Slovakia (1926 – 1997): 9 records (260 – 1770 m a. s. l.). UTM District Host Coll. Herb. 6887a? Starý Smokovec Picea abies AP PRM 6887a? St.Smokovec Pinus mugo AP PRM 6887c Tatranská Polianka Picea abies AP PRM 7391c? Zádiel Fagus sylvestris AP PRM 7094d Zlatá Baňa Fagus sylvestris FK PRM 7172c Lubina Fagus sylvestris ZP KČ 7177c Seč Fagus sylvestris LH LH 7177c Seč Fagus sylvestris LH LH 6887a Tatranská Lomnica Pinus mugo LH LH

Substrate: decayed wood of conifers (2x Picea, Pinus, 1x Abies) and deciduous trees (5x Fagus, 1x Populus, Salix).

General distribution: Europe (Austria, Belarus, Belgium, Croatia, Czech rep., Denmark, incl. Faeroes Isl., Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Great Britain, incl. Hebrides, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Romania, Russia, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland), Americas (Argentina, Canada, Ecuador, USA), Africa (Canary Islands, Kenya), Asia (China, incl. Taiwan, India, Iran, Turkey), New Zealand.

Hyphodontia subalutacea var. floccosa (Bourdot & Galzin) Tellería & Melo

Slovakia (1926 – 1998): 5 records (150 – 1550 m a. s. l.). UTM District Host Coll. Herb. 6887a? Starý Smokovec Picea abies? AP PRM 6886a Štrbské Pleso Picea abies AP PRM 7667b Plavecký Štvrtok Pinus sylvestris KR PRM 7083d Horná Lehota Fagus sylvestris ZP PRM 6887c Starý Smokovec Picea abies LH LH

Substrate: decayed wood of conifers (3x Picea, 1x Pinus) and deciduous trees (1x Fagus).

General distribution: Europe (Austria, Belarus, Belgium, Croatia, Czech rep., Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Great Britain, incl. Hebrides, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland), Americas (Canada, Columbia, USA),

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Africa (Canary Islands, Kenya, Tanzania), Asia (China incl. Taiwan, Georgia, India, Iran, Israel, Russia: Siberia, Turkey).

Hyphodontia tuberculata Kotir. & Saaren.

Slovakia (2002): 1 record (370 m a. s. l.). UTM District Host Coll. Herb. 7073b Drietoma - Liešna Quercus sp. LH LH

Substrate: decayed wood of decidous trees (Quercus).

General distribution: Europe (Germany, Norway, Slovakia, Sweden, Switzerland).

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS My sincere thanks go to Pavel Lizoň (Institute of Botany, Bratislava) for his guidance during my PhD studies and for his help in preparation of this paper. The project was supported by the Institute of Botany and grant agency APVT (grant no. 51-023902).

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Ladislav Hagara: Rod Hyphodontia na Slovensku: rozšírenie a ekológia. Catathelasma (5): 3-21, 2004.

Štúdiom dokladov zo slovenských a európskych zbierok sa na Slovensku povrdil výskyt 31 taxónov (28 druhov a 3 variet) rodu Hyphodontia, čo predstavuje viac ako 2/3 druhov zaznamenaných v Európe. Výsledky taxonomického štúdia rodu budú uverejnené v inej publikácii. 22 Catathelasma 5 November 2004

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FUNGI COLLECTED DURING THE 21st EUROPEAN CORTINARIUS FORAY PAVEL LIZOŇ and IVOVA KAUTMANOVÁ

Key words: macrofungi, Tatry Mts., Liptovská kotlina basin, Slovakia

21st foray of the European association „Journeé du Cortinaires“ was held at Pribylina - Podbanské, northern Slovakia, September 28 - October 4, 20031. There were recorded 488 taxa, among them 91 macrofungi not reported in the check list of Slovak fungi.

ABBREVIATIONS

Collecting sites: 10S/1: September 10, 15, 16, Starý Smokovec (Popradská kotlina basin) 10S/2: September 10, 19, Tatranské Matliare (Popradská kotlina basin) 22S: September 22, 26, 29, Tatranská Kotlina (Popradská kotlina basin) 27S: September 27, 28, Pribylina-Podbanské (Liptovská kotlina basin) 28S: September 28, Liptovská Kokava, Nature preserve Machy (Liptovská kotlina basin) 29S: September 29, “Važecké lúky”, N to the village of Važec (Liptovská kotlina basin) 30S: September 30, “Važecké lúky”, N to the village of Važec (Liptovská kotlina basin) 30S/1: September 30, E to the village of Tatranská Štrba (Liptovská kotlina basin) 30S/2: September 30, valley Mlyničná dolina, NE to the village of Važec (Liptovská kotlina basin) 30S/3: September 30, close to the German military cemetery, NE to the village of Važec (Liptovská kotlina basin) 1O/1: October 1, SW to the village of Veľké Borové (Chočské vrchy Mts.) 1O/2: October 1, Štrbské Pleso (Liptovská kotlina basin) 2O/1: October 2, valley Zadná Tichá dolina (Vysoké and Západné Tatry Mts.) 2O/2: October 2, valley Tomanová dolina (Vysoké and Západné Tatry Mts.) 2O/3: October 3, surroundings of the hotel Permon and Kriváň, Pribylina- Podbanské (Liptovská kotlina basin, foothils of Západné Tatry Mts.) 3O/1: October 3, surroundings of the hotel Permon and Kriváň, Pribylina- Podbanské (Liptovská kotlina basin, foothils of Západné Tatry Mts.) 3O/2: September 30, “Važecké lúky”, N to the village of Važec (Liptovská kotlina basin)

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Collector/raporteur: AE - A. Eriksson; AG - A. Gminder; AK - AK Hornberg; AMB - Associazione Micologica Bresadola; an - ?; AN - A. Nyffenegger; AR - A. Relin; BD – B. Dima; BM - B. Miggel; BW - B. Wasstorp; DL - D. Laber; EB - E. Bühler-Holzer; EL - E. Ludwig; EO - E. Ohenoja; Fin - ?; FM - F. Montbeillard; GL - G. Lockwald; HLi - H. Lindstrom; HLu - H. Lundmark; HS - H. Schrepfer; HT - H.Tuovila; HW - H. Wauch; IF - I. L. Franzén; IKa - I. Kautmanová; IKi - I. Kytövuori; IS - I.Siller; JH - J. Hrabovcová; JR - J. Rovéa; JS - J.-P. Segonds; JW - J. Wisman; KL - K. Liimatainen; KK – K. Kob: LH - L. Hagara; LN - L. Alpago Novello; MB - M. Beran; MF - M. Fresi; ML - M. Lawrynowycz; MNe - M. Neuhausler; MNo - M. E. Nordeloos; MO - M. Ohenoja; MRe - M. Relin; MRo - M. Rolf; MS - M. Schmidt; MT - M. Toivonen; OR - O. Rohner; OS - O.Schäfer; PC - P. Collin; PK - P. Kitövuori; PR - P. Roux; PT - P. Tomáň; RB - R. Baranovič; RL - R. Lecoz; RN - R. Le Ny; SA - S. Adamčík; SD - I. Siller & B. Dima; sf - ?; SF - S. Füglinstaler; SM - U. Schäffer & B. Miggel; SR - S. Ripková; TB - T. Böhning; TN - T. Niskanen; uk - ?; UK - U. Kämpfen; US - U. Schaffer; VA - V. Antonín, VK - V. Kučera; we - ?. Herbaria: BRA – Slovak National Museum, Bratislava; hIK – herb. of I. Kytövuori, Helsinki; hIS – herb. of I. Siller, Budapest; hLH – herb. of L. Hagara, Bratislava; hMT – herb. of M. Toivonen, Vantaa; hTN – herb. of T. Niskanen, Helsinki; OULU – University of Oulu; SLO – Komensky University, Bratislava.

List of taxa*

Albatrellus ovinus: 30S Alnicola melinoides (escharioides): 29S, 30S/3, 2O/2 (EO) Alnicola paludosa (Naucoria striatula): 2O/1 (AG; BRA) Amanita battarrae: 2O/1 Amanita citrina: 3O/2 (EO) Amanita muscaria: 29S, 30S, 1O/1, 2O, 3O/1, 3O/2 (IS&BD, EO, sf, uk) Amanita regalis: 30S/3 Amanita rubescens: 29S (we) Amanita submembranacea*: 29S (AK, US&BM; BRA) Amphinema byssoides: 3O/1, 2O/1 (LH; hLH) Amylostereum areolatum: 30S Antrodia heteromorpha: 30S/1 Armillaria mellea: 29S (MRe) Armillaria ostoyae: 1O/1 (IS&BD; hIS) Arrhenia spathulata*: 2O/1

* new fungi for Slovakia (not listed in the Checklist of non-vascular and vascular plants of Slovakia, 1998) are marked by an asterisk *

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Ascocoryne sarcoides: 3O/1 Auriscalpium vulgare: 29S, 30S/1 Baeospora myosura: 29S, 30S, 30S/3, 1O/1, 2O/1, 2O/2, 3O/2 (an, EO, HT, OS&BM, SR; SLO) Bisporella citrina: 1O/1, 2O/1 2O/2, 3O/1 (BRA) Bolbitius huijsmanii*: 30S (PR) Boletinus cavipes: 30S/1, 1O/1 (BM&US, LH; BRA, hLH) Boletus edulis: 3O/2 (EO) Boletus erythropus: 1O/1 Boletus cf. queletii: 1O/1 Botryobasidium subcoronatum*: 27S (LH; hLH) Bovista nigrescens: 1O/1 Bovista plumbea: 2O/2 Brevicellicium olivascens: 30S/1 (LH; hLH) Byssomerulius (Meruliopsis) corium: 2O/1 (BRA) Calocera viscosa: 30S, 30S/1, 1O/1, 2O/1, 2O/2, 3O/2 (an, EO, LH; BRA, hLH) Calyptella capula: 2O/2 Cantharellula umbonata: 30S/3, 3O/2 (AN; BRA) Cantharellus aurora (xanthopus)*: 29S Cantharellus cibarius: 29S, 1O/1, 2O/1, 3O/1, 3O/2 (BW, EO, IF; MRe; BRA) Cantharellus lutescens: 29S (IS; BRA) Ceriporia reticulata: 27S (LH; hLH) Chalciporus hypochryseus*: 2O/2 (IF; BRA) Chalciporus (Boletus) piperatus: 29S, 30S/3, 1O/1, 2O/1, 3O/2 (Iki, we; BRA) Chalciporus rubinus: 1O/1 Chroogomphus helveticus: 29S, 30S, 30S/1, 30S/3, 3O/1 (EO, PK, uk; OULU) Chroogomphus helveticus cf. ssp.tatrensis: 2O/1 (GL; BRA) Chroogomphus rutillus: 29S, 30S/1 (an, US) Clathrus (Anthurus) archeri: 1O/1 (LN; BRA) Clavulina coralloides: 29S Clavulinopsis luteoalba (C. l. var. latispora): 1O/1 (IKa; BRA) Climacocystis borealis: 2O/2 (EO; BRA) Clitocybe cf. agrestis: 1O/1 (EO) Clitocybe clavipes: 29S, 30S/3, 1O/1, 3O/1, 3O/2 Clitocybe ditopa: 29S Clitocybe fragrans: 1O/1, 2O/1, 2O/2, 3O/1 Clitocybe geotropa: 2O/2 (BW; BRA) Clitocybe gibba: 1O/1 (IS&BD, LN) Clitocybe obsoleta*: 30S, 2O/1 (HW; BRA) Clitocybe odora: 3O/1 Clitocybe vibecina: 29S, 30S/3, 2O/1, 2O/2, 3O/2 (AG; BRA) Clitopilus cystidiatus*: 29S, 30S, 1O/1, 3O/2 (Mno, SA; BRA, SLO) Clitopilus prunulus: 29S Collybia cirrhata*: 29S, 30S/3, 1O/1, 3O/2 (EO) Collybia cookei: 29S, 1O/1 (SR; SLO) 26 Catathelasma 5 November 2004

Collybia tuberosa: 29S, 1O/1, 2O/1 (SR; SLO) Conocybe (Pholiotina) vestita*: 22S (PR) Conocybe (Pholiotina) aberrans*: 10S/1 (PR) Conocybe (Pholiotina) exannulata*: 10S/1 (PR) Conocybe (Pholiotina) rugosa*: 10S/1 (PR) Coprinus atramentarius: 1O/1 Coprinus comatus: 3O/1 Coprinus cothurnatus*: 3O/1 (PC; BRA) Coprinus silvaticus: 22S (PR) Cordyceps cf. larvicola: 2O/1 (EB; BRA) Corticium roseum: 29S, 2O/1, 3O/1 (DL, IS&BD; BRA) Cortinarius acutus: 30S/3 Cortinarius alnetorum: 29S Cortinarius amarescns*: 29S (PC) Cortinarius amigochrous*: 29S Cortinarius anomalus: 29S (MNe) Cortinarius armeniacus*: 29S, 3O/1 Cortinarius armillatus: 29S, 30S (MRe) Cortinarius atrocoeruleus: 29S Cortinarius (Dermocybe) bataillei*: 29S, 30S 30S/3, 3O/2 (AK, EO, SR; SLO) Cortinarius bibulus*: 29S (MT; hMT) Cortinarius biformis*: 29S, 30S, 30S/1, 30S/3, 2O/1 (EO, OS, US; BRA, OULU) Cortinarius biveloides*: 29S Cortinarius brunneus: 29S, 2O/1, 3O/2 (AE, EO, TN; BRA, hTN) Cortinarius caninus: 29S, 3O/1 Cortinarius caninus var. sphagneti*: 1O/1 Cortinarius chrysolitus*: 29S, 30S/3, 3O/1, 3O/2 (EO; BRA) Cortinarius cinnamomeus: 29S Cortinarius collinitus (muscigenus): 29S, 3O/2, 30S/3 (EB, EO, HT, Mne, PT; hTN) Cortinarius corrossus: 29S Cortinarius (Dermocybe) croceoconus*: 29S, 30S, 30S/1, 3O/2 (an, EO, Mre, OS, US&BM) Cortinarius (Dermocybe) croceus: 29S, 30S, 30S/3, 1O/1, 2O/1, 3O/1 (EO, Ika, Mre, PR; BRA) Cortinarius croceus var. porphyreovelatus*: 29S (MB; BRA) Cortinarius decipiens var. atrocaeruleus*: 1O/1 (MO; OULU) Cortinarius evernius: 2O/2, 1O/1 Cortinarius fasciatus*: 29S Cortinarius festuciofolius*: 30S Cortinarius flexipes: 29S (an, TN; hTN) Cortinarius flexipes var. flabellus (C. paleaceus*): 29S, 2O/1 (BW, JR, MRe; BRA) Cortinarius cf. fraudulosus var. tenuifolius: 30S Cortinarius fulvescens: 3O/2

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Cortinarius fulvo-ochracens var. umbrinum: 3O/1 Cortinarius gentilis: 29S, 30S/3, 1O/1, 3O/2 (AK, EO, TN; hTN) Cortinarius glaucopus: 29S, 2O/1, 3O/2, 3O/2 (BW, EO; BRA) Cortinarius glaucopus var. acyaneus*: 29S Cortinarius glaucopus var. olivaceus: 29S Cortinarius helvelloides*: 29S, 3O/2 (MT; hMT) Cortinarius hinnuleus: 3O/2 Cortinarius huronensis*: 3O/2 Cortinarius huronensis var. olivaceus*: 29S (EB) Cortinarius limonius: 2O/1 (BRA) Cortinarius lividoochraceus: 3O/2 Cortinarius mucosus: 1O/1 Cortinarius multiformis: 3O/2 Cortinarius multiformis var. coniferatum: 29S Cortinarius obtusus: 30S/3 Cortinarius pholideus: 29S (BW) Cortinarius praestigiosus*: 3O/1 (IS&BD) Cortinarius privignoides var. subbulbipes*: 3O/1 Cortinarius purpurascens: 29S, 1O/1 (KK; BRA) Cortinarius purpureo-badius: 30S/1 Cortinarius sanguineus: 29S, 3O/2 (EO, PT, TN; hTN) Cortinarius aff.saniosus: 3O/1 Cortinarius sebaceus: 29S Cortinarius semisanguineus: 29S, 3O/2 (EO, HT) Cortinarius sommerfeltii*: 3O/1 Cortinarius subtortus*: 2O/1 (BRA) Cortinarius sulphurinus*: 3O/1 Cortinarius surfinus: 2O/1 (HLi; BRA) Cortinarius testaceofolius*: 29S Cortinarius cf. tabularis: 1O/1 Cortinarius traganus: 29S, 1O/1, 3O/2 (EO, HS) Cortinarius tubarius*: 29S Cortinarius uliginosus*: 29S (PR) Cortinarius umbrinolens: 3O/1, 3O/2 Cortinarius varius: 29S, 30S/3, 3O/2 (MT, uk; BRA, hMT) Cortinarius venustus*: 29S (PK; hTN) Crepidotus applanatus: 29S, 2O/1 (Ika, VK&IKa; SLO) Cylindrobasidium evolvens*: 2O/1, 2O/3 (LH; hLH) Cystoderma amianthinum: 29S, 30S, 1O/1, 2O/2, 3O/1 (EO; BRA) Cystoderma carcharias: 29S, 1O/1, 2O/1, 3O/1 (HT) Cystoderma cinnabarinus (terrei): 3O/1 Cystoderma granulosum: 1O/1, 2O/13O/2 (EO; BRA) Cystoderma jasonis: 3O/2 (EO) Cytidia salicina: 29S, 30S, 1O/1, 2O/1, 2O/2, 2O/3, 3O/1 (PR, LH, SR; BRA, hLH, SLO) 28 Catathelasma 5 November 2004

Daedaleopsis confragosa: 29S, 30S/3, 1O/1, 3O/2 (EO; OULU) Dibaeis baeomyces (Baeomyces roseus): 3O/1 (BRA) Entoloma cetratum: 30S/3, 1O/1, 2O/1, 2O/2, 3O/2 (EO, MRe; BRA) Entoloma conferendum: 1O/1, 2O/1 (DL, DL; BRA) Entoloma juncinum*: 29S (AMB) Entoloma nitidum: 30S (EL, PT; BRA) Entoloma rhodopolium: 29S Entoloma rhodopolium f. nidorosum (E. nidorosum): 30S (MRe) Entoloma sericellum: 29S, 1)/1, 3O/2 (EO, FM, PR; BRA) Exidia recisa: 3O/1 (IS&BD, PR) Fayodia bisphaerigera: 29S, 30S/3, 2O/1 (VA) Flammulina velutipes f. longispora: 2O/2, 3O/1 Fomitopsis pinicola: 30S, 30S/3, 1O/1, 2O/1, 2O/2, 3O/2, 2O/2 (EO, we; BRA) Galerina cephalotricha*: 29S (PR) Galerina clavata: 3O/1 Galerina hypnorum: 29S Galerina jaapii: 3O/1 Galerina laevis: 3O/1 Galerina marginata: 29S, 1O/1, 2O/2, 3O/1, 3O/2 (BW, EO) Galerina pumila: 30S/3, 1O/1, 2O/1, 3O/2 (DL, EO; BRA) Galerina rubiginosa*: 1O/1 (PR) Galerina stylifera: 29S Galerina subbadipes: 2O/1 (PC; BRA) Galerina tibiicystis*: 29S Galerina vittaeformis: 1O/1 (EO, PR) Galerina vittaeformis var. atkinsoniana: 1O/1, 3O/1 Ganoderma lipsiense: 1O/1, 3O/1 (IS&BD; hIS) Geopora (Sepultaria) arenosa: 2O/1 Gloeophyllum abietinum: 2O/1 Gloeophyllum odoratum: 2O/1 Gloeophyllum sepiarium: 2O/1, 2O/2, 3O/1 (BRA) Gomphidius glutinosus: 29S, 30S, 30S/1, 1O/1, 2O/1, 3O/1, 3O/2 (EB, EO, IS&BD, sf, we; BRA) Gomphidius gracilis*: 30S, 30S/1 (BRA) Gomphidius maculatus: 30S, 30S/1 (BRA) Gomphidius roseus: 29S, 30S, 30S/3 (EO, PK) Gymnopus (Collybia) acervatus: 2O/1 Gymnopus (Collybia) confluens: 1O/1, 2O/1 (BRA) Gymnopus (Collybia) dryophilus: 3O/2 (EO) Gyromitra infula: 30S/1 Hebeloma atrobrunneum*: 29S, 30S/1 (AG, JR; BRA) Hebeloma bryogenes*: 30S Hebeloma crustulinoforme: 2O/1 Hebeloma leucosarx (velutipes): 30S, 3O/1

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Hebeloma mesophaeum (H. flammuloides): 29S, 1O/1, 2O/1, 2O/3, 3O/1 (HW, IS&BD, PR; BRA) Hebeloma pusillum: 1O/1 (VA) Hebeloma radicosum: 2O/1 (BW; BRA) Hebeloma sacchariolens: 29S, 30S, 30S/1, 1O/1 (BM, EO, SR; SLO) Helvella (Leptopodia) elastica: 2O/1 (MRe; BRA) Hemimycena lactea: 1O/1 Hemimycena pseudocrispula: 1O/1 (EO) Hemimycena cf. tatrensis: 2O/1 (VA) Heyderia abietis: 29S Hydnum repandum: 29S Hydnum rufescens: 1O/1 Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca: 29S, 30S, 30S/1, 30S/3, 1O/1, 3O/1, 3O/2 (EO, SR, uk, we; SLO) Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca var. pallida: 29S (BW, SR&VK&SA; BRA, SLO) Hygrophoropsis pallida: 29S, 30S (PK, PR) Hygrophorus agathosmus (H. a. f. aureo-floccosus):: 29S, 30S/3, 1O/1, 2O/2, 3O/1, 3O/2 (an, EL, EO, IKa, IKi; BRA) Hygrophorus erubescens: 2O/1 (JS; BRA) Hygrophorus hypothejus: 29S, 2O/1 (EL; BRA) Hygrophorus lucorum: 2O/2 (IKa; BRA) Hygrophorus olivaceoalbus: 1O/1, 2O/1 (IS&BD; hIS) Hygrophorus poetarum (fagi): 2O/2 (IKa; BRA) Hygrophorus pustulatus: 29S, 2O/1, 2O/2, 3O/1, 3O/2 (an, Iki; BRA, hIK) Hymenochaete tabacina: 29S, 1O/1 Hyphoderma setigerum: 1O/1 (LH; hLH) Hyphodontia arguta: 1O/1 (LH; hLH) Hyphodontia aspera*: 29S, 30S/1 (LH; hLH) Hyphodontia breviseta*: 30S/1, 2O/1, 2O/3 (JH, LH; hLH) Hyphodontia efibula*: 30S/1 (LH; hLH) Hyphodontia nesporii: 30S/1 (LH; hLH) Hyphodontia sambuci: 27S (LH; hLH) Hyphodontia subalutacea*: 30S/1 (LH; hLH) Hypholoma capnoides: 29S, 30S, 30S/1, 30S/3, 1O/1, 2O/2, 2O/3, 3O/1, 3O/2 (an, EOLH; BRA, hLH) Hypholoma elongatum: 29S, 30S, 30S/3, 2O/1, 3O/1 (DL, EO, IS&BD, TN; BRA, hTN) Hypholoma ericaeoides*: 29S (RN; BRA) Hypholoma fasciculare: 1O/1, 3O/1, 3O/2 (EO, IS&BD) Hypholoma marginatum: 2O/1, 3O/1 (IS&BD, PC; BRA) Hypholoma (Pholiota) myosotis*: 29S, 3O/2 (EO, KL, TN; BRA) Hypholoma polytrichi: 3O/2 (EO; BRA) Hypholoma sublateritium: 1O/1 Hypochnicium geogenium*: 30S/1 (LH; hLH) Icmadophila ericetorum: 2O/1 (VA) 30 Catathelasma 5 November 2004

Inocybe flocculosa: 2O/1 (BRA) Inocybe fuscidula: 29S, 2O/2 (AK) Inocybe geophylla: 29S, 2O/1, 2O/2, 3O/1, 3O/2 (DL, EO, MRo; BRA) Inocybe lacera: 30S (PR) Inocybe pseudodestricta*: 29S, 30S Inocybe sindonia: 3O/1 (AN; BRA) Inocybe soluta*: 1O/1 (BRA) Inocybe umbratica*: 2O/1 (LN; BRA) Inocybe whitei: 1O/2 (TB; BRA) Kuehneromyces mutabilis: 1O/1, 3O/1 (IS&BD) Laccaria bicolor: 29S, 2O/1, 3O/2 (AK, EO; BRA) Laccaria laccata: 30S/3, 2O/2 (EO) Laccaria laccata var. pallidifolia (L. affinis): 2O/1, 2O/2, 3O/1, 3O/2 (HW; BRA) Laccaria proxima: 29S, 30S, 1O/1, 2O/1 (IS&BD, we; BRA) Laccaria pumila: 29S Lactarius aspideus*: 29S, 30S, 2O/1, 2O/2 (Fin, PR; BRA) Lactarius aurantiofulvus*: 2O/, 2O/2 (BRA) Lactarius badiosanguineus: 29S, 1O/1, 2O/1 (an, BW, JW; BRA) Lactarius cyathuliformis: 30S/1, 1O/1, 2O/1, 3O/1, 3O/2 (AG, IS&BD; BRA) Lactarius flexuosus*: 30S/1 Lactarius glyciosmus: 29S, 30S, 30S/1, O/2 (an, BW, EO, Fin, UK) Lactarius helvus: 29S, 30S/1 (BW, Fin) Lactarius lacunarum: 30S, 30S/1 Lactarius lignyotus: 2O/1 (BW; BRA) Lactarius lilacinus: 29S, 30S/3 (EO, Fin, OR) Lactarius mammosus (fuscus): 29S, 30S/1 (BW) Lactarius mitissimus (L. aurantiacus): 29S, 30S, 1O/1, 2O/1, 3O/2 (EO, PK, SR; BRA, SLO) Lactarius necator: 30S, 2O/1 (an) Lactarius obscuratus: 2O/2 Lactarius picinus: 29S, 30S, 1O/1 Lactarius pubescens: 29S (EO; BRA) Lactarius repraesentaneus: 2O/1, 2O/2 (BW; BRA) Lactarius rufus: 29S, 30S, 30S/3, 2O/1, 2O/2, 3O/1, 3O/2 (an, EO, Fin; BRA) Lactarius sphagneti*: 29S, 30S/3 (EO, Fin, PK; BRA) Lactarius theiogalus (L. tabidus): 29S (Fin) Lactarius torminosus: 29S Lactarius trivialis: 29S, 1O/1 (BW, PK) Lactarius uvidus: 29S, 30S/1 (Fin, US&BM) Lactarius vietus: 29S, 30S/1, 30S/1, 1O/1 (BW, OS) Lactarius zonarioides*: 29S (HT; hIK) Lasiochlaena (Ischnoderma) benzoinum: 1O/1 Leccinum aerugineum*: 29S, 30S, 30S/1 (RB, VA; hLH) Leccinum aurantiacum*: 30S/1 Leccinum brunneogriseolum*: 29S (VA)

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Leccinum nucatum: 30S/1 (LH; hLH) Leccinum piceinum: 29S, 30S/3, 2O/1 (PC; BRA) Leccinum scabrum: 29S, 30S, 30S/1 (an) Lentinellus omphalodes: 1O/1 Lentinus suavissimus: 29S, 30S (PT, SR; SLO) Leotia lubrica: 29S, 30S (an) Lepiota cristata: 2O/1, 2O/3 (BRA) Lepista flaccida: 1O/1 Lepista nuda: 29S Leptoporus mollis: 2O/2 (MS; BRA) Limacella illinita: 3O/1 Lycogala epidendron: 3O/2 (EO) Lycoperdon molle: 3O/1 Lycoperdon perlatum: 1O/1, 2O/2 Lycoperdon pyriforme: 29S, 2O/2, 3O/1 Lyophyllum connatum: 29S, 1O/1, 2O/1, 3O/1 (BRA) Lyophyllum decastes: 29S Macrocystidia cucumis: 1O/1, 2O/1, 3O/1 (EB; BRA) Macrolepiota procera: 1O/1 Marasmiellus (Micromphale) perforans: 29S, 30S, 1O/1, 2O/1, 2O/2, 3O/1, 3O/2 (EO, SR; SLO) Marasmius epiphyllus*: 29S, 30S (EO, PR) Marasmius limosus: 2O/1 Marasmius oreades: 29S, 1O/1 (EO) Marasmius scorodonius: 30S/3 (EO) Marasmius wettsteinii*: 1O/1 (EO; BRA) Marasmius wynnei: 29S Melanoeluca graminicola*: 2O/1 MRo; BRA) Melanoleuca polioleuca*: 10S/2, 3O/1 (PR) Melanoleuca robertiana*: 10S/2 (PR) Melanoleuca umbrinella*: 10S/1 (PR) Mycena acicula: 1O/1 Mycena amicta: 3O/1 Mycena arcangeliana: 1O/1 Mycena aurantiomarginata: 30S/3, 1O/1, 2O/1 (EO, JS; BRA) Mycena cinerella: 29S (PC; BRA) Mycena clavicularis: 2O/1, 3O/2 (EO; BRA) Mycena epipterygia: 28S, 29S, 30S/3, 1O/1, 2O/2, 3O/1, 3O/2 (AK, an, EO, LH, PC; BRA, hLH)) Mycena epipterygia var. viscosa (M. viscosa): 29S, 2O/1 Mycena filopes: 1O/1 (EO; BRA) Mycena flavescens: 3O/1 Mycena flavoalba: 29S, 30S/3, 3O/1 (EO) Mycena galericulata: 29S, 30S/3, 1O/1, 2O/2 (an, EO) Mycena galopus: 30S/3, 29S ,1O/1, 3O/2 (EO) 32 Catathelasma 5 November 2004

Mycena leptocephala: 3O/1 Mycena leucogala*: 2O/1 Mycena maculata: 2O/1 (JR; BRA) Mycena metata: 29S, 30S/3 (EO) Mycena olivaceomarginata*: 13O/1 Mycena pterigena: 1O/1, 2O/1, 2O/2 (EO; BRA) Mycena pura: 1O/1, 2O/2, 3O/1 Mycena rorida: 29S Mycena rosea: 1O/1 Mycena rosella: 29S, 30S/1, 3O/2 (EO, LH; hLH) Mycena speirea: 29S, 1O/1 Mycena vitilis: 1O/1, 2O/1 Mycena vulgaris: 29S, 1O/1 (EO) Myxomphalia (Fayodia) maura: 3O/1, 3O/2 (EO) Oligoporus (Postia) stipticus: 1O/1, 2O/1 Omphalina (Arrhenia [Phaeotellus]) acerosa: 2O/1, 2O/2 (EL; BRA) Omphalina epichrysium: 2O/1 (MNe) Onygena equina: 29S (LH; hLH) Pachyella babingtonii: 2O/1, 2O/2 (BRA) Panaeolina foenisecii: 1O/1 Panellus mitis: 3O/2 (EO) Panellus serotinus: 30S, 30S/1, 1O/1, 2O/1, 2O/2 (BRA) Panellus stipticus: 29S Paxillus involutus: 29S, 30S, 30S/1, 1O/1, 2O/2 (EO, we) Peziza badia: 2O/1 (BRA) Phellinus igniarius (trivialis): 2O/2 Phellinus pini: 1O/1 (IS&BD; hIS) Phellinus punctatus: 29S, 1O/1 Phlebia radiata (merismoides): 2O/1, 3O/1 (LH; hLH) Phlebiella pseudotsugae*: 28S (LH; hLH) Pholiota alnicola: 2O/2 Pholiota flammans: 29S Pholiota highlandensis: 3O/2 (EO) Pholiota lenta: 22S, 29S, 30S/1, 1O/1, 2O/1, 2O/2, 3O/1 (Mre, Mro, PR; BRA) Pholiota mixta: 30S/1, 1O/1, 3O/1 (IS; BRA) Pholiota scamba: 29S, 2O/1, 3O/1, 3O/2 (EO, MNe; BRA) Pholiota spumosa*: 29S, 3O/2 (EO, SR; SLO) Pholiota squarrosa: 30S, 2O/1 (HT) Phytoconis ericetorum: 2O/1 Piloderma fallax*: 28S (LH; hLH) Piptoporus betulinus: 29S, 30S/1, 1O/1 (IS&BD) Pleurocybella porigens: 2O/1 (RL; BRA) Pleurotus ostreatus: 30S (an) Pluteus plautus: 1O/1 (JR, PT; BRA, SLO) Pluteus pouzarianus: 29S (VK; SLO)

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Pluteus salicinus: 2O/1 Polyporus brumalis: 30S Polyporus rhizophilus: 3O/1 (IS&BD) Polyporus varius: 2O/2 Psathyrella artemisiae: 3O/1 Pseudoclitocybe cyathiformis: 2O/2 Pseudohydnum gelatinosum: 2O/1 (BRA) Psilocybe montana: 3O/1 Psilocybe semilanceata: 29S, 1O/1 (MRe) Psilocybe subviscida*: 1O/1 Pycnoporus cinnabarinus: 2O/1, 2O/3 (LH; hLH) Rhodocollybia (Collybia) butyracea: 1O/1 (IS&BD) Rhodocollybia (Collybia) butyracea f. asema: 29S, 1O/1, 2O/2 (EO) Rhodocollybia (Collybia) maculata: 29S, 30S/1, 30S/3, 1O/1, 3O/2 (EO, KL; OULU) Rhodocollybia (Collybia) filamentosa*: 29S Rhodocollybia prolixa var. distorta (Collybia d.): 2O/1 (BRA) Rhytisma salicinum: 2O/1 (PC; BRA) Rickenella fibula: 1O/1 Rickenella schwartzii: 2O/1 Ripartites metrodii: 1O/1 Ripartites tricholoma: 29S Russula aquosa*: 29S, 30S/1 (AK, BW) Russula atrorubens: 2O/1 Russula betularum (R. emetica var. b.): 29S (sf) Russula delica: 1O/1 (IS&BD) Russula emetica: 29S, 30S, 30S/1, 1O/1, 2O/2 (BW, Fin, sf) Russula erythropoda: 29S Russula griseascens*: 29S (Fin) Russula helodes*: 29S Russula integra: 29S, 30S/1, 2O/1 (BW; BRA) Russula integra f. pseudoolivascens*: 30S Russula laricina*: 2O/2 Russula mustelina: 28S, 29S, 30S, 30S/1, 1O/1, 2O/1, 2O/2, 3O/2 (BW, EO, Fin, IF, LH, sf; BRA, hLH) Russula nauseosa: 29S, 1O/1 (sf) Russula nigricans: 3O/1 Russula ochroleuca: 2O/2 Russula olivacens: 29S Russula paludosa: 29S (AK) Russula puellaris: 3O/2 (EO) Russula queletii: 29S, 1O/1, 2O/1 (BRA) Russula rhodopoda: 29S (Fin) Russula silvestris (R. emetica var. s.): 2O/1 (SF; BRA) Russula sphagnophila: 29S 34 Catathelasma 5 November 2004

Russula versicolor: 1O/1 Russula vesca: 29S, 30S, 1O/1, 3O/1 Russula vinosa: 29S, 30S, 2O/1, 2O/2 (AK, Fin, sf) Russula xerampelina: 29S, 30S, 2O/1 (Fin, HLu, PR; BRA) Schizophyllum commune: 3O/1 Scleroderma citrinum: 30S (an) Scutellinia cf. superba: 2O/2 Scutellinia scutellata: 2O/3 (BRA) Scytinostroma hemidichophyticum*: 2O/1 Setulipes (Marasmius) androsaceus: 29S, 30S/3, 1O/1, 2O/2, 3O/2 (EO) Sistotrema brinkmannii: 27S (LH; hLH) Squamanita (Dissoderma) paradoxa*: 29S (PR) Squamanita cf. contortipes: 29S (BW) Stereum rugosum: 1O/1, 2O/2 Stereum sanguinolentum: 3O/1 Strobilurus esculentus: 29S, 30S/3, 3O/2 (EO) Stropharia aeruginosa: 30S/1, 1O/1, 3O/1, 3O/2 (IS&BD; hIS, BRA) Stropharia albonitens*: 1O/1 (PR) Stropharia caerulea (cyanea): 1O/1 Stropharia hornemannii: 3O/2 (BRA) Stropharia pseudocyanea*: 2O/1 Stropharia semiglobata: 29S (PR, sf) Subulicystidium perlongisporum*: 2O/1 (LH; hLH) Suillus bovinus: 29S, 30S, 30S/3 1O/1 3O/2 (EO, PK, SR, uk; SLO) Suillus flavidus: 29S (IKa; BRA) Suillus granulatus: 29S Suillus laricinus (viscidus): 2O/1 Suillus luteus: 29S, 30S, 30S/1, 1O/1 (IF, MRe; BRA) Suillus variegatus: 29S, 1O/1 Tephrocybe (Lyophyllum) ambusta: 29S (IKi; hIK) Tephrocybe (Lyophyllum) cf. inolens: 1O/1 Tephrocybe antracophila: 2O/1 (LN; BRA) Tephrocybe oldae*: 1O/1 Thanatephorus fusisporus*: 2O/1 (LH; hLH) Thelephora terrestris: 29S, 30S, 1O/1 (an, EO, HT) Trametes hirsuta: 1O/1 (LH; hLH) Tremella foliacea: 29S Tremella mesenterica: 29S Trichaptum fuscoviolaceum: 29S, 30S (BRA) Tricholoma flavobrunneum (fulvum): 29S (HT, SR; SLO) Tricholoma imbricatum: 29S, 1O/1 (IKa) Tricholoma pessundatum: 3O/1 Tricholoma pseudonictitans*: 29S Tricholoma saponaceum: 30S (MRe) Tricholoma sejunctum: 29S

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Tricholoma terreum: 30S (SR; SLO) Tricholoma vaccinum: 29S, 30S, 1O/1, 2O/2, 3O/1 (an, EO) Tricholoma virgatum: 29S (HT) Tricholomopsis decora: 29S, 2O/1 (JR; BRA) Tricholomopsis rutilans: 29S, 1O/1 Tubaria conspersa: 3O/1 Tubaria romagnesiana: 2O/3 (BRA) Tubulicrinis gracillimus*: 2O/3, 2O/1 (LH; hLH) Tylospora fibrillosa: 28S (LH; hLH) Typhula phacorrhiza*: 1O/1 Typhula todei (athyrii)*: 2O/1 Tyromyces (Spongiporus) caesius: 2O/1 (BRA) Xerocomus badius: 28S, 29S, 1O/1, 3O/2 (EO, LH, uk; hLH) Xerocomus chrysenteron: 29S, 10S/1 (PR) Xerocomus subtomentosus: 3O/2 (EO) Xeromphalina campanella: 2O/1, 2O/2 (MF) Xylaria hypoxylon: 1O/1

ACKOWLEDGEMENTS Authors are thankful to all participants of the foray who contributed with data. Compilation of this list was partly supported by grant APVT 51-023902.

Pavel Lizoň & Ivona Kautmanová: Huby zbierané počas 21. dní európskej asociácie pre pavučinovce. Catathelasma (5): 23-35, 2004.

Zoznam obsahuje 488 taxónov zaznamenaných počas konania 21. stretnutia Európskej asociácie pre pavučinovce, ktoré sa konalo v dňoch 28. septembra – 4. októbra 2003 na Podbanskom. 91 taxónov je nových pre územie Slovenska.

Catathelasma is a peer-reviewed journal devoted to the biodiversity, taxonomy and conservation of fungi. Papers are in English with Slovak/Czech summaries. The journal is published annually/biannually by the Slovak Mycological Society with the financial support of the Slovak Academy of Sciences. Permit no. 2470/2001.

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