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Lichenized fungi of a chestnut grove in Livari (Rumija, Montenegro).

Helmut Mayrhofer¹, Anton Drescher¹, Danijela Stešević², Peter O Bilovitz¹.

Abstract

Sixty taxa (59 species and 1 variety) of lichenized fungi are reported from a chestnut grove in Livari. The majority of them (55 species and 1 variety) occurred on Castanea sativa. The recently described Xylographa soralifera is new to the Balkan Peninsula. The lichenicolous fungus Monodictys epilepraria growing on Lepraria rigidula is new to Montenegro. The lichen mycota is compared with similar localities in Italy and Switzerland. The species composition in Livari is most similar to the Montieri site in Tuscany.

Entities: Chemical

Keywords: Castanea sativa; Montenegro; biodiversity; lichenized Ascomycota

Year: 2013 PMID： 26869743 PMCID： PMC4746756 DOI： 10.2478/botcro-2013-0006

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Acta Bot Croat ISSN： 0365-0588 Impact factor: 0.943

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