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Révay, Ágnes: Dematiaceous Hyphomycetes inhabiting forest debris in Hungary I
80-160 x 15-20jum. This fungus was commonly found on various decaying leaves collected from forest litter, from submerged or dry conditions. Usually abundant sporulation was observed, not only on decaying leaves but on dead branches of various deciduous trees and conifers as well. It is also a well known species in Hungary from foam and water samples. It was found throughout the year.For its distribution in Hungary, see TÓTH (1979). - Found on dead twigs of Alnus glutinosa , near the stream Hosszúvölgyi-patak, Bükk Mts, 18.4.1984.; on dead wood, near the stream Odor-patak, Oldalvölgyi-patak, Bükk Mts, 19.4.1984.; near the stream Morgó-patak, Börzsöny Mts, 14.9.1984. In this paper 78 records of 47 fungus species belonging to 38 genera are listed. This account is the first result of studies carried out on Hyphomycetes growing on decaying wood in Hungary. Of the enumerated species, the following are new to Hungary: Corynespora proliferata Loerakker Endophragmia glanduliformis (Höhnel) M.B.Ellis Endophragmiella collapsa (Sutton) Hughes Endophragmiella ontariensis Hughes Paradendryphiopsis cambrensis M.B.Ellis Phaeoisaria clavulata (Grove) Mason et Hughes Pleurotheciopsis bramleyi Sutton Sporidesmium cookei (Hughes) M.B.Ellis Sporidesmium leptosporum (Sacc. et Roum.) Hughes Taeniolella alta (Ehrenb. ex Pers.) Hughes REFERENCES ELLIS, M.B. (1971): Dematiaceous Hyphomycetes. - Commonwealth Mycol.Inst., England, 608 pp. ELLIS, M.B. (1976): More dematiaceous Hyphomycetes. - Commonwealth Mycol. Inst., England, 507 pp. GÖNCZÖL, J. & RÉVAY, Á. (1981): Data to the knowledge of microscopic fungi of the Ocsa Nature Conservation Area. - Studia bot.hung. 15: 19-24. GÖNCZÖL, J. & RÉVAY, Á. (1983): Observations on the Hyphomycetes inhabiting forest litter of Hungary. - Acta bot. hung. 29 (1-4): 107-125. HOLLOS, L. (1913): Kecskemét vidékének gombái. (Fungi of Kecskemét and its country-side). Math.Term.Tud.Közlem. 22: 149-325. HOLLÓS, L. (1933): Szekszárd vidékének gombái. (Fungi of Szekszárd and its country-side). Math.Term. Tud.Közlem. 42: 1-215. HOLUBOVÁ-JECHOVÁ, V. (1972): Lignicolous Hyphomycetes from Czechoslovakia 2. Bactrodesmium - Folia Geobot. Phytotax., Praha 7: 407-418. HOLUBOVÁ-JECHOVÁ, V. (1979): Lignicolous and some other saprophytic Hyphomycetes from Hungary. - Cesk. Myk. 33: 138-149. HUGHES, S.J. (1978): Fungi Canadensis No. 128. - National Mycological Herbarium, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada KENDRICK, B. & J.W. CARMICHAEL (1980): Genera of Hyphomycetes. - Alberta, Canada, 386 pp. MATSUSHIMA, T. (1971): Microfungi of the Solomon Islands and Papua-New Guinea, Japan, 78 pp. 169 figs., 48 pis. MATSUSHIMA, T. (1975): Icones microfungorum. - Japan, 209 pp. 415 pis. MOESZ, G. (1941): Dunántúli gombák. (Pilze aus dem Westlichen Gebiete Ungarns) - Magyar Biol. Kut.Munk., 13_: 175-186, Tihany. MOESZ, G. (1942): Budapest és környékének gombái. (Die Pilze von Budapest und Seiner Umgebung.) - Budapest, 319 pp. RÉVAY, Á. (1984): Data to the knowledge of ascomycetous fungi inhabiting forest debris in Hungary. - Studia bot. hung. 17: 5-13. TÓTH, S. (1975a): Some New Microscopic Fungi, III. - Annls. hist.-nat. Mus.natn.hung. 67: 31-35. TÓTH, S. (1975b): Rare microscopic fungi from Hungary. - Bot. Közlem. 62: 13-18. TÓTH, S. (1979): Vargamyces, a new genus of Hyphomycetes on submerged plant debris. - Acta bot. hung. 25: 403-410.
