The first data on rusts of Synevyr National Nature Park

Tykhonenko, Yu. Ya.; Дудка, І. О.

doi:10.15407/ukrbotj71.02.235

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“…За хід на час ти на Ґор ґан, де зна хо дить ся НПП «Си не вир», май же не до слі джу ва ла ся в мі ко логіч но му ас пек ті. Є лише дея кі дані про мік со міце ти (Leontyev et al, 2010;Dudka et al, 2014) та ір жасті гри би (Tykhonenko et al, 2014). Ві до мості про дис ко мі це ти НПП «Си не вир» у мі ко ло гіч ній лі те ра ту рі та гер ба рі ях були від сут ні.…”

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The first data on discomycetes of Synevyr National Nature Park

Zykova¹,

Dzhagan²,

Дудка³

2016

Ukr.Bot.J.

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Information about discomycetes of Synevyr National Nature Park (the Ukrainian Carpathians) is given. These fungi are represented there by 39 species, belonging to 26 genera, 11 families, 4 orders (Helotiales, Orbiliales, Pezizales, Rhytismatales), and 3 classes (Leotiomycetes, Orbiliomycetes, Pezizomycetes) of Ascomycota. Most of the identified discomycetes are common species in Ukraine; however, four of them (Ascobolus foliicola, Lasiobelonium nidulum, Neodasyscypha cerina, Rutstroemia petiolorum) were known each from a single locality before our study. The article includes a list of the recorded species with brief data about the locality, date of collection, substrate, habitats, IUCN categories in some countries, and general distribution.

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The first data on discomycetes of Synevyr National Nature Park

Zykova¹,

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Дудка³

2016

Ukr.Bot.J.

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Species of the genus Phragmidium (Pucciniales) as parasites of roses (Rosa, Rosaceae) in Ukraine

Tykhonenko

2024

Ukr. Bot. J.

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Four species of the genus Phragmidium parasitizing plants of the genus Rosa (Rosaceae) are recorded in Ukraine. Phragmidium fusiforme occurs only in the Carpathians. Phragmidium rosae-pimpinellifoliae was reported only from the Crimean Peninsula. Phragmidium mucronatum and P. tuberculatum are distributed much more widely and occur in Ukraine much more frequently. A reliable feature for distinguishing these two species is a character of the upper cell and papilla of teliospores: in P. mucronatum it attenuates gradually toward the apex to form a papilla, while in P. tuberculatum the papilla is clearly delimited from the rounded apex of the upper cell of the teliospore. An interesting feature of all three species illustrated in this article but not reported previously in mycological literature is a twisting of the upper part of the pedicel of their teliospores. The article is illustrated with photomicrographs obtained using a scanning electron microscope.

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The first data on rusts of Synevyr National Nature Park

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The first data on discomycetes of Synevyr National Nature Park

The first data on discomycetes of Synevyr National Nature Park

Species of the genus Phragmidium (Pucciniales) as parasites of roses (Rosa, Rosaceae) in Ukraine

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