B. Papp szerk.: Studia Botanica Hungarica 39. 2008 (Budapest, 2008)

Révay, Á.: Review of the Myxomycetes of Hungary

species of Myxomycètes in Hungary. These data also reveal that the 21 most frequent species comprise more than 60% of the whole collection. On the other hand, nearly half of the species are known from a single locality or a few sites only. The species names included in this paper are arranged in alphabetic order. Each entry begins with the current name of the taxon (in boldface). Synonym names, if any, are in brackets. In general, only those synonym names are given which were published by Hungarian authors earlier. A list of synonym names is presented at the end of this paper in the Appendix. Sándor Tóth, who worked for many years in the Museum, enriched the fungus collection with invaluable materials. A considerable part of the Myxomycètes material was collected and identified (or collected by others and identified) by him. I should like to dedicate this paper for his 90th birthday. Table 1. The number and main substrata of the most frequent species in the collection of the Hungarian Natural History Museum (BP) Species Number Substrata Lycogala epidendrum 100 Wood Trichia varia 99 Wood Trichia scabra 85 Wood Metatrichia vesparium 84 Wood Fuligo septic a 73 Wood, leaf Arcyria denudata 68 Wood Hemitrichia clavata 64 Wood Stemonitis fusca 48 Wood, leaf Perichaena depressa 40 Dung, leaf, wood Physarum nutans 40 Wood, leaf Trichia decipiens 36 Wood Ceratiomyxa fruticulosa 34 Wood Perichaena corticalis 31 Dung, leaf, wood Stemonitis splendens 29 Wood Arcyria cinerea 29 Wood, leaf, stem Arcyria nutans 29 Wood Stemonitopsis typhina 29 Wood Comatricha nigra 28 Wood Craterium minutum 24 Leaf, wood Didymium squamulosum 23 Dung, leaf, stem, wood Trichia favoginea 22 Wood 1,015