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The possibilities of using data on national populations of fungal species to determine the Red List Category (based on the IUCN Criteria)

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Kędra K.
Acta Universitatis Lodziensis. Folia Biologica et Oecologica
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2014
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vol. 10
122-129
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The paper refers to the current issue of determining the threat category for fungal species based on the widely used IUCN criteria and presents the information concerns the possible usability of data on populations of fungal species, especially macroscopic ones occuring in Poland, in order to make the best possible extinction risk assessment. The data is heterogeneous due to the various reasons, e.g. eneven mycological recognition of different parts of Poland. Therefore, the need to collect and analyze all currently available data for those taxa is urgent. The further discussion on the subject focusing on the development of a uniform national standard for such assessments is one of the most relevant issues for the near future. The arguments being presented in this paper are intented to be an additional voice in this discussion.
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MATERIAŁY DO POZNANIA MACROMYCETES REZERWATU PRZYRODY „ŚWIDWIE” (NW POLSKA)

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STASIŃSKA M., SOTEK Z.
Badania Fizjograficzne Seria B - Botanika
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2019
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vol. 67
21-33
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Mycological studies were conducted in ”Świdwie” nature reserve located on the southern edge of Wkrzańska Forest and about 23 km from the center of Szczecin, by means of the route method, from May to September 2018. In total, 117 macromycete species were recorded: 15 Ascomycota and 102 Basidiomycota. Five of those species are included in the Polish red list of macrofungi (Wojewoda, Ławrynowicz 2006), compiled according to their endangerment categories. One species: Mycena belliarum belongs to category E (endangered); four species: Inonotus obliquus, Fistulina hepatica, Polyporus tuberaster and Porodaedalea pini are R (rare). Two of the endangered species are under partial protection, namely Fistulina hepatica and Inonotus obliquus. The considerable diversity of the fungi in the reserve, as well as the share of the endangered and protected taxa, indicate the reserve’s high nature value, not only in terms of the fauna.
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Na terenie rezerwatu przyrody „Świdwie” w ciągu niespełna roku i przy niekorzystnych warunkach klimatycznych stwierdzono łącznie 117 taksonów grzybów, w tym pięć znajdujących się na czerwonej liście grzybów wielkoowocnikowych w Polsce. Większość z odnotowanych tam gatunków grzybów makroskopijnych charakteryzuje się dość szeroką skalą ekologiczną. Jednak znaczna różnorodność macromycetes rezerwatu, jak i udział taksonów zagrożonych i chronionych wskazują na dużą wartość przyrodniczą tego obiektu, nie tylko pod względem faunistycznym. Z drugiej strony biologia tej grupy organizmów i wynikająca z niej konieczność prowadzenia przynajmniej kilkuletnich obserwacji powodują, że uzyskane wyniki stanowią jedynie kolejny przyczynek do znajomości mycobioty rezerwatu. Liczba występujących tam taksonów grzybów jest zapewne znacznie większa, co na pewno znajdzie odzwierciedlenie w dalszych badaniach.
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MACROMYCETES PARKU W MAŁKOCINIE (NW POLSKA)

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Kwiatkowska J.
Badania Fizjograficzne Seria B - Botanika
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2017
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vol. 65
77-94
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The paper presents the results of mycological research carried out in the manor Małkocin park (NW Poland) in the years 2008–2009. During 35 observations, 200 species of macromycetes (mainly Basidiomycota – 172 species) and four Myxycomycota have been recorded. Among them, 11 species are included on the red list of macrofungi in Poland. The participation of macrofungi was analyzed in bioecological groups of saprotrophic, mycorrhizal and parasitic fungi. In addition, the comparison of the Małkocin park with other rural parks of Poland is discussed.
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