Contribución al estudio de los hongos que fructifican sobre la familia Pinaceae (Gen. Pinus L.) en Espana (1ª aportación)

Manjón, José Luis; Moreno, Gabriel

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“…The cosmopolitan distribution pattern of C. pilifer contrasts with the restricted distribution of G. stuckertii in southern South America (RICK, 1961;SINGER, 1970;PUTZKE & PUTZKE 2022) suggesting that these associations are probably not species-specific. G. stylifera was reported ecologically on Pinus sylvestris Linnaeus debris at 905m of altitude (GARCÍA-MANJÓN et al, 1980;ALLI, 2011). Putzke & Putzke (2018) have said these species grow up on roots and can be gregarious on wood.…”

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“…Distribution -Has been seen in Brazil in Paraná state (SMITH & SINGER, 1958;MEIJER, 2008), Rio Grande do Sul (this work). This species has been recorded in several parts of the world, in Spain, Peru, Holanda, China, United States of America, Canada, Italy, Albany, Finland, Sweden (GARCÍA- MANJÓN & MORENO, 1980;DE VRIES & KUYPER, 1988;IBARGUREN, 2001;LAGANÀ et al, 2002;LINDHE et al, 2004;KOKKONEN, 2005;ALLI, 2011;YUTING, 2017;LANDRY, 2019).…”

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Bryophilous Agaricales in Southern Brazil

Cassiane Furlan-Lopes,

Alice Lemos Costa,

Ana Luiza Klotz-Neves

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Bryophytes colonize different substrates, while fungi, such as basidiomycetes, can occur on the same substrate as these plants and sometimes associate with them. In Brazil, there are few studies with bryofilated Agarycomycetes and they rarely identify the mosses or the liverworts involved in this association. Taxonomic studies involving bryophyte fungi and the bryophytes involved could demonstrate the ecological relationship and help in the conservation efforts of these groups. This study aimed to investigate the biodiversity and associations of Agaricales (Fungi, Agaricomycetes) and bryophytes in a portion of the Atlantic Forest biome in the state of Rio Grande Sul, southern Brazil. The São Francisco de Paula National Forest (FLONA - SFP) is a preserved high and humid environment and was selected to carry out the collections. Our study described for the first time the true association with microscopic evidence between Gerronema stuckertii and Campylopus pilifer, Galerina stylifera, Campylopus julicaulis and Chlorella sp., Oudemansiella platensis and Metzgeria consanguinea, Psathyrella murrilli and Brachythecium sp. With regard to biological diversity in Brazil, this study improves the understanding of associations between mosses and fungi.

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Bryophilous Agaricales in Southern Brazil

Cassiane Furlan-Lopes,

Alice Lemos Costa,

Ana Luiza Klotz-Neves

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Atlas de la flora alóctona de Madrid, I. Monilophyta-Gymnospermae

Enríquez‐de‐Salamanca

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2020

Bot. Complut.

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En este artículo se incluye la primera parte del atlas de flora alóctona de la Comunidad de Madrid, que incluye los taxones de helechos y gimnospermas. Únicamente se han considerado taxones que crecen fuera de zonas urbanas, parques y jardines, tanto introducidos como naturalizados. En total se han analizado 49 taxones, 2 de helechos y 47 de gimnospermas (33 Pinaceae y 14 Cupressaceae). De ellos, se han considerado 34 taxones (1 Salviniaceae, 22 Pinaceae, 11 Cupressaceae) incluyendo mapas de distribución, mientras que en otros 15 su presencia es dudosa en la actualidad o están únicamente localizadas en zonas urbanas. Dominan las especies de Pinaceae como resultado de las plantaciones forestales realizadas. Buena parte de las especies consideradas tienen capacidad para naturalizarse (se tiene constancia en 19 de ellas), pero por lo general su capacidad de expansión es limitada, no siendo invasoras; únicamente Azolla filiculoides Lam. tiene un comportamiento invasor, aunque su distribución en Madrid parece estable.

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Contribución al estudio de los hongos que fructifican sobre la familia Pinaceae (Gen. Pinus L.) en Espana (1ª aportación)

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Bryophilous Agaricales in Southern Brazil

Bryophilous Agaricales in Southern Brazil

Atlas de la flora alóctona de Madrid, I. Monilophyta-Gymnospermae

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