Record of Collections from 1998 NAMA Foray in Mexico

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Record of Collections from 1998 NAMA Foray in Mexico The collections were made by 30 members of NAMA and the faculty and students from the Laboratorio de Micología, Centro de Investigación de Ciencias Biológicas, Universidad Autónoma de Tlaxcala. The list of taxa is provisional certainly provides only an underestimate of the taxa seen by the foray participants. In general, the expertise available was focused on ectomycorrhizal basidiomycetes; and saprophytic basidiomycetes, in particular, were often not determinable by anyone in the group. Dr. D. H. Pfister (FH) reviewed a number of collections brought back by Kitty Griffiths, and his determinations have been added to the list that was otherwise prepared, for the most part, in the field. The foray recorder was Nora Jones; the list editor was Rod Tulloss. There are 166 entries in the list; however, three of these are single entries for groups of distinct (but indeterminable) species within a genus. Taking this into account, the number of taxa observed/recorded was 180. Table 1: List of Identifiers Name Initials A. Estrada Torres AET A. Gerenday AG A. Kong Luz AKL A. Montoya Esquivel AME A. Stanley AS D. H. Pfister (post foray) DHP D. P. Lewis DPL J. Justice JJ M. M. Rodriguez Palma MRP R. E. Tulloss RET T. J. Duffy TJD 1

Table 2: Collecting Sites and Foray Numbers Foray Number Locality Lat./Long. Elevation (m) 0 Non-foray site - - 1 Llano Grande, Mpio.??, Edo. México 19 20'05 N 98 42'51 W 2 area of cabañas, IMSS La Malintzi, Mpio.??, Tlaxcala 19 17'01 N 98 02'42 W 3230 3080 3 Cañada Grande, La Malintzi, Mpio. Huamantla, Tlaxcala 19 14 45 N 97 59 56 W 3110 4 site on road between IMSS La Malintzi and Cañada Grande, Mpio.??, Tlaxcala???? 5 higher altitude site, El Peñon, Mpio. Tlaxco, Tlaxcala???? 6 lower altitude site, El Peñon, Mpio. Tlaxco, Tlaxcala???? 2

Table 3: Myxomycotina Myxomycetes Order, Family Genus Species Identifier Localities Comments Ceratiomyxales, Ceratiomyxaceae Liceales, Cribariaceae Liceales, Enteridiaceae Physarales, Didymiaceae Physarales, Physaraceae Physarales, Physaraceae Physarales, Physaraceae Physarales, Physaraceae Stemonitales, Stemonitaceae Stemonitales, Stemonitaceae Ceratiomyxa fruticulosa MRP 3 1: Cribrana mirabilis MRP 3 2: =Dictydium mirabile Lycogala epidendrum RET 4 3: immature Didymium sp. MRP? 4: Craterium paraguayense MRP? 5: El Peñon Physarum sp. 1 MRP? 6: El Peñon Physarum sp. 2 MRP? 7: El Peñon Physarum vernum AS 3 8: Stemonitis axifera MRP? 9: Stemonitis splendens MRP? 10: 3

Table 4: Ascomycotina Discomycetes, Hyphomycetes (Anamorphic Hypocreaceae) and Pyrenomycetes Order, Family Genus Species Identifier Localities Comments Clavicipitales, Clavicipitaceae Heliotales, Leotiaceae Heliotales, Leotiaceae Heliotales, Leotiaceae Heliotales, Sarcoscyphaceae Hypocreales, Hypocreaceae, Anamorphic Hypocreales, Hypomycetaceae Helvellaceae Helvellaceae Helvellaceae Morchellaceae Otidiaceae Otidiaceae Pezizaceae Cordyceps militaris AET 5 11: Bisporella citrina affin. DHP 6 12: Bulgaria sp. AET 5 13: Chlorociboria aeruginascens TJD 5 14: Microstoma floccosa DHP 5 6 15: Sepedonium chrysospermum AET RET 6 16: on bolete Hypomyces sp. AET 5 17: on Russula sp. and on Lactarius salmonicolor Gyromitra infula AET 3 18: Helvella macropus AET 3 19: Helvella atra DHP 1? 20: Morchella sp. JJ AET 3 21: edible Anthracobia melaloma DHP 1 6 22: found in all burn areas Anthracobia spp. DHP 1 6 23: found in burn areas, at least 2 spp. unidentifiable Peziza spp. DHP? 24: 2 spp. unidentifiable 4

Pyronemataceae Pyronemataceae Xylariales, Xylariaceae Xylariales, Xylariaceae Aleuria rhenana JJ AET DHP 5 25: possibly moved to Sowerbyella by Morvec? Scutellinia sp. RET 1 26: Daldinia grandis JJ 6 27: Xylaria hypoxolon AET 5 28: 5

Table 5: Basidiomycotina Gasteromycetes, Hymenomycetes, and Teliomycetes Order, Family Genus Species Identifier Localities Comments Agaricaceae Agaricaceae Agaricaceae Agaricaceae Agaricaceae Agaricaceae Agaricus pampeanus RET 2 29: edible Agaricus xanthoderma group RET 0 30: Lepiota clypeolaria AG 3 31: Lepiota rubrotincta aff. AG 1 32: Lepiota sp. AG 3 33: Lepiota sp. AG 5 34: Amanita caesarea cf. RET 1 35: section Vaginatae; edible; demonstrably distinct from the European taxon Amanita calyptratoides RET 6 36: section Vaginatae; possibly first record from Mexico (known earlier claims incorrect) Amanita flavorubens cf. RET 5 37: section Validae; specimen immature Amanita muscaria var. flavivolvata RET 3 4 38: section Amanita; poisonous Amanita sp. M10 RET 3 4 39: section Validae; edible if cooked Amanita sp. M13 RET 0 40: section Vaginatae Amanita sp. M24 RET 1 3 41: section Vaginatae Amanita tuza AKL RET 0 5 42: section Vaginatae; edible 6

Bolbitiaceae Coprinaceae Coprinaceae Limacella illinita RET 5 6 43: Conocybe tenera AG 1 3 44: Boletus bicoloroides AKL JJ 3 45: Boletus chrysenteron JJ AET 3 5 46: Boletus luridiformis AME 1 3 47: edible; was erythropus Boletus pinophilis AET RET 3 48: edible Boletus pulverulentus DPL JJ 1 5 49: Porphyrellus sp. RET JJ 5 50: Suillus brevipes JJ DPL 3 4 51: Suillus glandulosipes AKL 2 52: Suillus granulatus DPL 5 6 53: edible Suillus pseudobrevipes AKL 2 54: Tylopilus pseudoscaber group DPL 5 55: Coprinus micaceus cf. RET 1 56: Coprinus sp. RET 5 57: on wood or soil, slender, nearly transparent cap with brown disc having upstanding hairs 7

Coprinaceae Coprinaceae Cortinariaceae Cortinariaceae Coprinus sp. TJD 5 58: on dung, snow white, with many fine squamules on cap Psathyrella spadicea AG 1 59: Cortinarius cinnamomeus DPL 2 60: Cortinarius collinitus DPL 3 4 5 61: Cortinariaceae Cortinarius spp. DPL JJ RET 1 3 62: minimum of 13 unidentified spp. Cortinariaceae Cortinariaceae Cortinariaceae Cortinariaceae Crepidotaceae Crepidotaceae Entolomataceae Entolomataceae Hygrophoracae Hygrophoracae Hebeloma crustuliniforme AME 4 5 63: poisonous Hebeloma mesopheum cf. AME 1 6 64: edible Hebeloma sp. RET 1 65: Inocybe fastigata AET 6 66: Crepidotus cinnabarinus AKL AG 5 67: Crepidotus sp. RET 5 68: Entoloma clypeatum cf. AME 3 69: Nolanea sp. JJ 5 70: Hygrocybe conica JJ 1 3 71: Hygrocybe immutabilis cf.? 1 72: 8

Hygrophoracae Hygrophoracae Paxillaceae Pluteaceae Hygrophorus flavescens cf. JJ DPL 6 73: Hygrophus russula DPL 6 74: Hygrophoropsis aurantiacum AG 1 3 4 5 6 75: Pluteus cervinus JJ 3 76: Pluteaceae Pluteus cervinus cf. AKL JJ RET 1 3 5 77: may be P. magnus Lactarius cf. cobrascens AKL 3 78: Lactarius luculentus AKL 3 5 6 79: Lactarius mexicanus AKL 3 80: Lactarius salmonicolor AKL JJ RET 3 5 81: one collection parasitized by Hypomyces Russula brevipes AME DPL 6 82: Russula cyanoxantha AG 6 83: Russula olivacea AKL 3 84: Russula sanguineus AG 5 85: Hypholoma capnoides JJ 3 86: (Naematoloma) Hypholoma fasciculare cf. AET RET 1 3 5 87: (Naematoloma) Note: gills yellow. 9

Panaeolus sp. AME 3 88: Pholiota aurivella AET 3 89: Pholiota cf. lenta AKL 1 90: Pholiota lenta group AME 3 91: Psilocybe cf. coprophila AET 3 92: Stropharia semiglobata DPL 1 93: Stropharia sp. AET RET AME 1 94: Armillaria cf. gallica JJ 1 3 95: Armillaria mellea DPL 5 6 96: Armillaria sp. MRP? 97: Clitocybe aff. odora AG RET 1 3 98: Clitocybe cf. gibba JJ 1 3 99: Clitocybe gibba MRP 3 100: Clymacocystis borealis AET 3 5 6 101: Collybia butyraceae JJ 3 102: 10

Collybia dryophilla JJ 0 3 103: Collybia luxurianus AG 3 104: Collybia sp. RET 1 105: Cyptotrama asperta AG JJ MRP RET 1, 3 106: was C. chrysopeplum Cystoderma granulosum JJ DPL 3 4 5 6 107: Flammulina cf. mexicana AET 3 108: Floccularia albolanaripes AET 3 5 6 109: was Armillaria Hohenbuehelia petaloides group AG 3 110: Laccaria bicolor cf. AET RET JJ 2 3 111: edible Laccaria sp. RET 3 112: lavender mycelium Laccaria sp. RET JJ AG 3 113: white mycelium Laccaria trichodermophora cf.? 3 114: Lepista nuda AET 5 115: Leucopaxillus gentianeus JJ 3 5 6 116: 11

Leucopaxillus laterarius JJ 6 117: Lyophyllum cf. ovisporum AME 1 118: edible Lyophyllum sp. AKL 1 119: Marasmius sp. AG? 120: Marasmius strictipes AG 3 121: Melanoleuca cognata JJ 3 122: Melanoleuca melaleuca JJ 3 123: Melanoleuca sp. AG 1 4 124: Mycena cf. leiana DPL 1 125: Mycena haematopus JJ 3 126: Mycena lilacifolia AG 6 127: Mycena pura JJ 3 128: Mycena sp. AG 6 129: Mycena sp. DPL 1 130: Cap grayish brown,stipe white, yellow at apex, cucumber odor when fresh. See viscosa. Check epipterygia. 12

Auriculariales, Auriculariaceae Cantharellales, Cantharellaceae Cantharellales, Clavariaceae Dacrymycetales, Dacrymycetaceae Dacrymycetales, Dacrymycetaceae Ganodermatales, Ganodermataceae Hericiales, Auriscalpiaceae Hericiales, Lentinellaceae Hymenochaetales, Hymenochaetaceae Lycoperdales, Geastraceae Mycena viscosa DPL 3 131: Phyllotopsis nidulans JJ 3 132: Tricholoma moseri AKL 1 3 133: Xeromphalina cauticinalis AG 4 134: Xeromphalina tenuipes aff. AG 1 135: Auricularia auricula JJ 3 136: Gomphus floccosus AET 3 137: Ramaria concolor AET 3 6 138: Calocera viscosa AET DPL 1 139: Calocera viscosa cf. AET 3 140: Ganoderma sp. RET 3 141: Auriscalpium vulgare DPL AET 3 4 142: Lentinellus vulpinus aff.? 6 143: Inonotus sp. AET 1 144: Geastrum fornicatum AG? 145: 13

Lycoperdales, Geastraceae Lycoperdales, Lycoperdaceae Lycoperdales, Lycoperdaceae Lycoperdales, Lycoperdaceae Lycoperdales, Lycoperdaceae Lycoperdales, Lycoperdaceae Nidulariales, Nidulariaceae Nidulariales, Nidulariaceae Coriolaceae Coriolaceae Coriolaceae Coriolaceae Coriolaceae Lentinaceae Lentinaceae Geastrum triplex cf. AET 3 146: Lycoperdon echinatus cf. AKL 6 147: Lycoperdon gemmatum cf. AET 1 148: Lycoperdon molle DPL 3 149: Lycoperdon perlatum AET 1 3 150: edible Lycoperdon pusillum TJD 1 151: Crucibulum laeve AET 6 152: Nidula sp. AG 5 153: Coriolus versicolor AET 5 154: Trametes Fomimtopsis pinicoloa JJ 3 155: Gloeophyllum saepiarum cf. AET 3 156: Hirschioporus albietinus AET 3 157: Tyromyces chioneous JJ 3 158: Faerberia carbonicola AET 5 6 159: Pleurotus opuntiae AKL 0 160: 14

Polyporaceae Polyporaceae Stereales, Meruliaceae Thelephorales, Thelephoraceae Thelephorales, Thelephoraceae Uredinales, Cronartiaceae Polyporus alveolaris AG JJ 5 6 161: (=P. mori) Polyporus arcularis AKL 5 162: Merulius tremellosus AET 5 163: Boletopsis subsquamosa JJ 3 164: Kurotake Thelephora terrestris DPL 2 165: Cronartium conigenum AET 3 6 166: on pine cones 15