Taxonomy of the Oligoporus hibernicus complex (Basidiomycota), with the new species O. parvus

Renvall, Pertti

doi:10.29203/ka.2005.408

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“…P. parva grows exclusively on dead pine logs and branches (mainly on fallen kelo -trees) while P. hibernica grows mostly on spruce logs. Renvall (2005) stated that in old northern pine forests P. parva may be more common than previously believed, which is also indicated by our results. …”

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Records of rare aphyllophoroid fungi on Scots pine in northern Sweden

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Section: Postia Parva (Renvall) Renvallsupporting

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“…P. parva was recorded at all three study sites. This species was recently described as Oligoporus parvus (Renvall 2005) but later transferred to genus Postia (Kotiranta et al 2009). P. parva is closely related to P. hibernica (Berk.…”

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confidence: 99%