Uherkovich Ákos: A Villányi-hegység botanikai és zoológiai alapfelmérése (Dunántúli Dolgozatok Természettudományi Sorozat 10., 2000)

Lökös László: The lichen of the Villány Mts. - A Villányi-hegység zuzmóflórája

14 DUNÁNTÚLI DOLGOZATOK (A) TERMÉSZETTUDOMÁNYI SOROZAT 10. (2000) anomaloides, Lempholemma botryosum and Trapelia coarctata, these records were omitted from the following enumeration supposing that some of them are mistakenly reported from the Villány Mts. (see Dubious redords). As a result of a 3-years project (1986-1989) a bryocoenological survey (with ca 400 records of 60 lichen species from the whole area of the Villány Mts) was published by R. Marstaller from the Mecsek and Villány Mts in 1993. In lack of voucher specimens Lepraria crassissima, Parmelia flaventior, P. carporrhizans, Peltigera membranacea, Physcia tribacia, Physconia venusta were omitted from the enumeration (see Dubious records), Peltigera canina, Pertusaria amara, P. pertusa and Pleurosticta acetabulum were placed in brackets. Recently A. Kun (1994) collected lichens at Mt Tenkes, A. Dénes (1993, 1997, 1999), В. Papp (1999) and later L. Lőkös (in the company of L. Somlyay) (2000) in the whole area of the Villány Mts. Enumeration In case of each species the records are arranged in alphabetical order of the settlements and place names. Names of the settlements and remarks are preceded by a dash. Records belong to the same locality are arranged by the date of collection and separated by semicolons. Herbarium records are supplied with the standard abbreviation of the herbaria (HOLMGREN et al. 1990) in square brackets followed by the inventory number of the specimen. References concerning a particular specimen are also in square brackets at the end of the record. In case of observations or unconfirmed literature records "obs." is used before the name of the person instead of "leg.". To avoid confusion of the geographical names, Harsányi-hegyek, Harsányi-hegy and Nagyharsányi-hegy (often used old names of Mt Szársomlyó) were uniformly replaced by Mt Szársomlyó. Abbreviations: [BP] = Department of Botany, Hungarian Natural History Museum, Budapest, Hungary, [PECS] = Department of Natural History, Janus Pannonius Museum, Pécs, Hungary, [S] = Department of Botany, Swedish Museum of Natural History, Stockholm, Sweden, [VBI] = Institute of Ecology and Botany, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Vácrátót, Hungary. Acarospora cervina A. Mással. - Nagyharsány: Mt Szársomlyó, alt. ca. 220 m, leg. V. Gyelnik (01.08.1925) [BP]; Mt Szársomlyó, alt. 370-410 m, leg. K. Verseghy (26.05.1970) [BP 76309] [VERSEGHY 1973a, 1974, as Dermatocarpon hepaticum]; Mt Szársomlyó, alt. ca. 440 m, leg. G. Thor (01.06.1987) [S] [THOR 1988]; Mt Szársomlyó, W of Szoborpark, abandoned quarry, alt. ca. 160 m, leg. L. Lőkös (03.05.2000) [BP]; Mt Szársomlyó, SW side near the top, alt. 430-440 m, leg. L. Lőkös (03.05.2000) [BP]. - Siklós: Máriagyűd, Akasztófadülő, alt. 180-220 m, leg. L. Lőkös (14.07.2000) [BP]. - Villány: top of Templom-hegy, abandoned quarry, leg. L. Lőkös (13.07.2000) [BP]. - On calcareous rocks. Acrocordia gemmata (Ach.) A. Massai. Nagyharsány: Mt Szársomlyó, forestry house at the northern side, alt. ca. 220 m, leg. L. Lőkös (12.06.2000) [BP]. - Nagytótfalu: Gombás-hegy, SW side, alt. 160-180 m, leg. L. Lőkös (13.06.2000) [BP]. - On bark {Acer campestre, Quercus petraea). New to the Villány Mts. Agonimia opuntiella (Poelt et Buschardt) Hafellner - Nagyharsány: Mt Szársomlyó, leg. A. Dénes (II/l) (04.07.1996) [PECS] [DÉNES 1999, as Phaeophyscia opuntiella]. - Siklós: Máriagyűd, Akasztófa-dűlő, alt. 180-220 m, leg. L. Lőkös (14.07.2000) [BP]. - On mossy soil. Agonimia tristicula (Nyl.) Zahlbr. Nagyharsány: Mt Szársomlyó, alt. ca. 440 m, leg. G. Thor (01.06.1987) [S, VBI] [THOR 1988]. - Villány: top of Templom-hegy, abandoned quarry, leg. L. Lőkös (13.07.2000) [BP]. - On bryophytes. This species was recognized from Hungary for the first time by G. Thor (THOR 1988). Probably it is overlooked, but it seems to occur in Hungary only in the Villány Mts.