B. Papp szerk.: Studia Botanica Hungarica 36. 2005 (Budapest, 2005)

Siller, Irén, Vasas, Gizella , Pál-Fám, Ferenc , Bratek, Zoltán , Zagyva, Imre; Fodor, Lívia: Hungarian distribution of the legally protected macrofungi species

Occurrences in Hungary, habitats: fresh fruit-body from August to October, on dry, salty, sandy pastures, on sand between mosses and lichens. Dried fruitbodies might remain through several years. Characteristic continental steppe element. Distribution, frequency: Very rare in Europe. Outside Hungary also found in Slovakia, Bohemia and Germany (Eastern Germany) (JÜLICH 1984). Outside Europe, at present only known from Mongolia (DÖRFELT 1985). Hungarian red list category: 1. Justification: Rare all over Europe, however, the largest populations are supposed to be in Hungary. Known Hungarian records: BABOS (1999): Sükösd. HOLLOS (1901,1903): Kecskemét: Nyír (in sand dune, amongst mosses and lichens), Nagykőrös: Csókás, Nagy-erdő. Private collection of I. Zagyva: Bugac-Bócsa (Festucetum vaginatae), Nagyiván (Festucetum pseudovinae), Csévharaszt (Festucetum vaginatae). Gomphidius roseus (Fr.) Fr. (Boletales, Gomphidiaceae) Cap: 3-6 cm in diameter, becoming slightly funnel-shaped, its rim involute for long; rose, reddish coloured; surface sticky when wet, shiny when dry. Gills: loose, thick, decurrent; white when young, then grey; covered by white arachnoid fibres when young, which are breaking later. Stem: cylindrical, tapering downwards; whitish, often rose at base; upper part fibrous when young, a dark veil-zone coloured dark by spores is observed. Flesh: whitish, rose under the skin of cap, colour is not changing; fruitscented, with mild taste. Life-strategy: mycorrhiza. Occurrences in Hungary, habitats: September-October, under Pinus, on acidic soil, often together with Suillus bovinus. Distribution, frequency: Known from Europe, North America, Asia and South Africa (KRIEGLSTEINER 2000). Infrequent in Europe, scattered in mountains. Probably it follows the distribution of Suillus bovinus. Very rare in Hungary; life conditions are suitable for its growth only at a few sites in the country. Hungarian red list category: 2. Justification: Rare in Europe. It has a striking habit, and also endangered because of its extreme habitat requirements (similar to those of Suillus bovinus). Known Hungarian records: ALBERT (1999): Vendvidék: Felsőszölnök (Genisto nervatae-Pinetum). BABOS (1989): Őrség: Farkasfa: Fekete-tó (in silva