@ARTICLE{TreeBASE2Ref24997,
author = {Katri Kokkonen},
title = {A survey of boreal Entoloma with emphasis on the subgenus Rhodopolia},
year = {2015},
keywords = {Entolomataceae ·Taxonomy · Diversity · Molecular systematics · Fennoscandia},
doi = {10.1007/s11557-015-1135-y},
url = {http://},
pmid = {},
journal = {Mycological Progress},
volume = {14},
number = {},
pages = {116},
abstract = {The taxonomy and distribution of Entoloma species were extensively studied in Finland. The emphasis was on the ?Rhodopolioid? group, established here as subgenus Rhodopolia. Morphological examinations were accompanied by molecular methods with ITS and RPB2 sequences. Fifty-eight type specimens, including twelve from eastern North America, were examined and forty-two of them were sequenced. E. rhodopolium is neotypified. Further, E. caccabus and E. subradiatum are lectotypified. Nine species are described as new: E. boreale, E. eminens, E. lupinum, E. palustre, E. paragaudatum, E. radicipes, E. rivulare, E. serpens, all belonging to subg. Rhodopolia, and the unique E. mirum, which has both pink and dark brown fruitbodies. E. majaloides and E. sericatum were found to be highly morphologically and genetically variable and occured in various habitats, from lowlands to the alpine zone. Generally, the macro- and micromorphological features often showed considerable intraspecific variation. Several species were found to be synonymous. }
}
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Citation title:
"A survey of boreal Entoloma with emphasis on the subgenus Rhodopolia".
Study name:
"A survey of boreal Entoloma with emphasis on the subgenus Rhodopolia".
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Kokkonen K. 2015. A survey of boreal Entoloma with emphasis on the subgenus Rhodopolia. Mycological Progress, 14: 116.
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Abstract
The taxonomy and distribution of Entoloma species were extensively studied in Finland. The emphasis was on the ?Rhodopolioid? group, established here as subgenus Rhodopolia. Morphological examinations were accompanied by molecular methods with ITS and RPB2 sequences. Fifty-eight type specimens, including twelve from eastern North America, were examined and forty-two of them were sequenced. E. rhodopolium is neotypified. Further, E. caccabus and E. subradiatum are lectotypified. Nine species are described as new: E. boreale, E. eminens, E. lupinum, E. palustre, E. paragaudatum, E. radicipes, E. rivulare, E. serpens, all belonging to subg. Rhodopolia, and the unique E. mirum, which has both pink and dark brown fruitbodies. E. majaloides and E. sericatum were found to be highly morphologically and genetically variable and occured in various habitats, from lowlands to the alpine zone. Generally, the macro- and micromorphological features often showed considerable intraspecific variation. Several species were found to be synonymous.
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Entolomataceae ·Taxonomy · Diversity · Molecular systematics · Fennoscandia
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@ARTICLE{TreeBASE2Ref24997,
author = {Katri Kokkonen},
title = {A survey of boreal Entoloma with emphasis on the subgenus Rhodopolia},
year = {2015},
keywords = {Entolomataceae ·Taxonomy · Diversity · Molecular systematics · Fennoscandia},
doi = {10.1007/s11557-015-1135-y},
url = {http://},
pmid = {},
journal = {Mycological Progress},
volume = {14},
number = {},
pages = {116},
abstract = {The taxonomy and distribution of Entoloma species were extensively studied in Finland. The emphasis was on the ?Rhodopolioid? group, established here as subgenus Rhodopolia. Morphological examinations were accompanied by molecular methods with ITS and RPB2 sequences. Fifty-eight type specimens, including twelve from eastern North America, were examined and forty-two of them were sequenced. E. rhodopolium is neotypified. Further, E. caccabus and E. subradiatum are lectotypified. Nine species are described as new: E. boreale, E. eminens, E. lupinum, E. palustre, E. paragaudatum, E. radicipes, E. rivulare, E. serpens, all belonging to subg. Rhodopolia, and the unique E. mirum, which has both pink and dark brown fruitbodies. E. majaloides and E. sericatum were found to be highly morphologically and genetically variable and occured in various habitats, from lowlands to the alpine zone. Generally, the macro- and micromorphological features often showed considerable intraspecific variation. Several species were found to be synonymous. }
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ID - 24997
AU - Kokkonen,Katri
T1 - A survey of boreal Entoloma with emphasis on the subgenus Rhodopolia
PY - 2015
KW - Entolomataceae ·Taxonomy · Diversity · Molecular systematics · Fennoscandia
UR - http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s11557-015-1135-y
N2 - The taxonomy and distribution of Entoloma species were extensively studied in Finland. The emphasis was on the ?Rhodopolioid? group, established here as subgenus Rhodopolia. Morphological examinations were accompanied by molecular methods with ITS and RPB2 sequences. Fifty-eight type specimens, including twelve from eastern North America, were examined and forty-two of them were sequenced. E. rhodopolium is neotypified. Further, E. caccabus and E. subradiatum are lectotypified. Nine species are described as new: E. boreale, E. eminens, E. lupinum, E. palustre, E. paragaudatum, E. radicipes, E. rivulare, E. serpens, all belonging to subg. Rhodopolia, and the unique E. mirum, which has both pink and dark brown fruitbodies. E. majaloides and E. sericatum were found to be highly morphologically and genetically variable and occured in various habitats, from lowlands to the alpine zone. Generally, the macro- and micromorphological features often showed considerable intraspecific variation. Several species were found to be synonymous.
L3 - 10.1007/s11557-015-1135-y
JF - Mycological Progress
VL - 14
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