Micologia Toscana is the ufficial magazine of the Associazione
Gruppi Micologici
Toscani.
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biology and
ecology of fungi, plus a general and more didactic part.
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Scientifica
Della Maggiora
Leucoagaricus crystallifer, first report for Tuscany.
9-17
C. Agnello
Brief review of the ascomycetes that can be found in dune environments.
19-40
F. Bersan, C. Brun & G. Zivoli
Palynological studies of the sediments of the caves of the Trieste Karst: preliminary investigations in the Skerk Abyss.
41-49
G. Di Giuseppe, P. Crincoli, F. Maltagliati & P. Bovi Campeggi
Finding in the province of Lucca of a rarely reported species, Pycnoporellus fulgens.
51-64
Micologia per tutti
P. Rogosky
“Congo” Red: what’s in a name…
67-74
Micoflora toscana
A. Cristiano :Hygrocybe olivaceonigra 76-77
F. Giannoni :Cryptomarasmius corbariensis 78-79
Sezione Scientifica
A. Miceli, C. Di Vincenzo & M. Della Maggiora
Morphological and phylogenetic study of a collection of Amanita ponderosa and considerations on the state of knowledge of the Amidella series at a gloval level.
9-33
S. Toninelli
lnteresting mushrooms from Monte Amiata: morphological description and molecular confirmatlon of Cortinarius leproleptopus and Hydnum ellipsosporum.
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35-55
M. Della Maggiora
Type study of Sarcodon cyrneus and its transfer in the genus Hydnellum together with S. coactus, S. grosselepidotus, and S. lidongensis.
57-85
Micologia per tutti
E. Giannoni & D. Vecoli
Hygrophoraceae of the low hills of Versilia. Part 2.
89-112
Itinerari Naturalistici Toscani
C. Perini & E. Salerni
The cypress-tree wood of Sant’Agnese: a historical monument of the Regional Natural Reserve.
115-126
A. Bernicchia & C.D. Amenta
The genus Polyporus and the first record of Polyporus rhizophilus in Italy: the steppe polypore.
9-22
M. Bianchi & M. Cervini
Report from Tuscan territory of Inocybe hypophaea, a controversial taxon.
23-44
A. Miceli & C. Di Vincenzo
Inonotus rickii. New discovery in Sicily in Rometta Marea (ME).
45-55
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F. Giannoni, U. Pera & M. Della Maggiora Volvopluteus earlei, an uncommon species throughout Europe, new for Tuscany. 11-25 |
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S. Toninelli First record of Entoloma minutisporum for the Italian territory. |
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M.T. Basso, G. Cacialli & A. D’Ercole Fungi of Chianni, Santa Luce and Collemontanino (PI) - First contribution. Finding of Clathrus archeri, Lactarius fraxineus and Urnula mediterranea. 33-51 |
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M. Panchetti An interesting taxon of a little-known genus: Deconica subviscida var. velata. 53-66 |
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A. Matteini & A. Pierotti Analects of the mycological herbarium in PI - 1 The genus Mazzantia. 67-99 |
ATTI del Convegno "Erbari Micologici Italiani - Riscoperta e valorizzazione".
Reports of the Conference "Italian Mycological Herbariums - Rediscovery and promotion".
Vedi indice / See index