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Rare mycorrrhizal fungi of genus Tricholoma in Austrian pine (Pinus nigra) stands in Istria, Croatia – preliminary results

Rare mycorrrhizal fungi Tricholoma caligatum, T. focale, and T. stans have been recorded in the Austrian pine forest (Pinus nigra) in fall of 2011 on permanent mycorrhizal fungi research plots in central Istria, Croatia. Investigated Austrian pine forest is 11-21 years old stand on the flysch bedrock with eastern aspect and 11-20° slope. Characteristic woody species beside the Austrian pine are elements of the natural downy oak (Quercus pubescens) and hop hornbeam (Ostrya carpinifolia) forest community. Species T. focale and T. stans are new records for Croatian mycobiota, while T. caligatum is rare in Croatia and protected by law.

biodiversity; Croatian mycobiota; first record; permanent research plot; Tricholomataceae

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