Contribution to European representatives of the genus Hygrocybe: Two new species and neotypification of Hygrocybe mucronella.

Fungal systematics and evolution Pub Date : 2024-12-01 Epub Date: 2024-08-02 DOI:10.3114/fuse.2024.14.18

F Fuljer, M Zajac, D Boertmann, D Strašiftáková, E Larsson, I Kautmanová

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Hygrocybe alpina and Hygrocybe amara are described here as new species closely related to Hygrocybe mucronella. Hygrocybe alpina is described from Slovakia and Sweden, but is probably more widespread, especially in alpine regions of Central and Northern Europe. Hygrocybe amara, a well delimited species based on molecular characters, is known only from Slovakia, but probably it is more widespread across Europe and misidentified as H. mucronella s.s. Hygrocybe mucronella is neotypified here, because no type material has been preserved. A fully amended description is given based on molecular evidence and morphology. Citation: Fuljer F, Zajac M, Boertmann D, Strašiftáková D, Larsson E, Kautmanová I (2024). Contribution to European representatives of the genus Hygrocybe: Two new species and neotypification of Hygrocybe mucronella. Fungal Systematics and Evolution 14: 307-323. doi: 10.3114/ fuse.2024.14.18.

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对欧洲水蛭属代表的贡献：两个新种和长水蛭的新分型。

这里描述的是高山湿蛛和阿玛拉湿蛛是与mucronella湿蛛密切相关的新种。高山吸湿病被描述为来自斯洛伐克和瑞典，但可能更广泛，特别是在中欧和北欧的高山地区。根据分子特征，湿胞菌amara是一种划分清楚的物种，仅在斯洛伐克被发现，但它可能在欧洲更广泛，并被误认为是H. mucronella s.s。湿胞菌在这里是新型化的，因为没有保存类型材料。基于分子证据和形态学给出了完全修正的描述。引用本文：Fuljer F， Zajac M, Boertmann D, Strašiftáková D, Larsson E, kautmanov I（2024）。对欧洲水蛭属代表的贡献：两个新种和长水蛭的新分型。真菌分类学与进化14:307-323。Doi: 10.3114/ fuse.2024.14.18。

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Fungal systematics and evolution

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