New findings report several rare mushroom species in Siberia, highlighting ecological implications.
The article provides information on a new collection of a rare species for Siberia, Chrysomphalina chrysophylla and Calvatia gigantea, as well as species from the monitoring list of rare mushrooms of Russia Fomitopsis officinalis, Cystolepiota bucknalli, Lactarius dryadophilus and Phallus sibiricus, found in the Altai Republic and Novosibirsk Region with description of habitats, substrates, hosts or symbionts, abundance of fruiting bodies, area where fruiting bodies developed, degree of community disturbance in the species' localities. The unusual abbreviated morphology of the finding of Chrysomphalina chrysophylla was described in detail, and identification was confirmed by the sequence of ITS nrDNA region and NCBI BLAST search.
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