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Nomenclatural Overview of Lepiotaceous Fungi. Version 4.7 ~ Else C. Vellinga ~ 4 February 2009 Version 4.7 differs in small details from the earlier versions, with some updated author names, some more web references, two new species, some new combinations, some more Agaricus names and many miscellaneous minutiae. New formatting, and colour coding of the descriptions should make it easier to use. Version 4.6 sees two new Lepiota species from a hothouse in Germany included, species that also occur on the Hawai’ian islands. Species not considered belonging to the Agaricaceae are now colour coded in blue, those accommodated in the Amanitaceae are in purple. With version 4.5 began the addition, in many instalments, of Agaricus species, starting with those described in the last 10 years. All species in the Agaricus clade are indicated by {Agaricus} at the end of the entry. Chamaemyces carmelensis is a new species from Israel. Version 4.4 started off with the new variety Lepiota oregonensis var. macrospora. Smithiogaster volvoagaricus and Attamyces bromatificus have also been added. Descriptions of species described by Murrill and Burlingham have been incorporated. Version 4.3 contained eight more names than version 4.2: Lepiota decipiens, Lepiota amianthina var. evae, Lepiota nainitala, Lepiota mastoidea var. pobudae, Lepiota polinea, Lepiota sulphurea, Lepiota procera var. umbrosa, and Allopsalliota geesterani. Links to free on-line sources for literature were given, see page 3-4. New for version 4.0 was the list of references for the type studies and other commentary cited within the square brackets, see pages 112-114. Also new for version 4.0 was the list of species which have a full description in the text, see page 5. The purpose of this list is to collect all names that have been published at the species level and below in the white- and green-spored genera of the Agaricaceae and to provide them with literature references. The ultimate goal is to include all members of the Agaricaceae. The list contains over 1500 names and the genera covered include Allopsalliota, Chamaemyces, Chlorophyllum, Clarkeinda, Cystolepiota, Endoptychum, Echinoderma,Heinemannomcyes, 2
Nomenclatural Overview of Lepiotaceous Fungi. Version 4.7 ~ Else C. Vellinga ~ 4 February 2009 Hiatulopsis, Hymenagaricus, Janauaria, Lepiota, Leucoagaricus, Leucocoprinus, Lepiotophyllum, Macrolepiota, Melanophyllum, Micropsalliota, Neosecotium, Pulverolepiota, Rugosospora, Sericeomyces, Smithiogaster, Smithiomyces, Termiticola, and Xanthagaricus. Cystoagaricus and Notholepiota, though not belonging to the Agaricaceae, are also included. A separate file with all generic names in the Agaricaceae (including Coprinus and gasteroid taxa), and family synonyms is also available (Vellinga, E.C., 2009. Nomenclatural overview of genera in the Agaricaceae Chevall. Version 4.1. 11 pages). The names were primarily derived from the Index of Fungi (both the paper and on-line versions), Petrak's lists, and Saccardo's Sylloge Fungorum, especially volume 5 (1887). The references were found through an extensive literature search. A few sources proved impossible to trace, and the 30 or so entries where references are missing or incomplete are flagged with three question marks: "???" The list will change as new taxa are discovered and described and as developments in phylogeny and classification introduce new combinations and taxa. The intention is to bring the list up-todate twice a year, each time adding one to the version number. Minor changes may be made at any time with decimal increments to the version number. Each revision will also contain the date it is posted. To be current, revisit this site regularly! The list is organized alphabetically by epithet, whether it be at the species or a lower level. This means that Lepiota alba and L. alba f. silvatica are found under 'A' and 'S' respectively. To find all infraspecific taxa for a given epithet, you should search on that epithet. Within individual entries the order and amount of information is not always consistent. Some supplementary material is placed between square brackets: descriptions (see list on page 4), notes, remarks, whether the species is regarded as a synonym of another species, and by whom, references to type studies etc. However, this information is not comprehensive and is included rather arbitrarily. It is also quite personal; in some cases I regard species as synonymous, but other workers in the field would disagree. The type collection and the country of origin are other examples of data that are sometimes provided. Names in current use are not indicated. The list of references for the type studies and other commentary cited within the square brackets is given on pages 112-114. A secotioid lifeform is indicated by {SEC} at the end of the entry. Species in the Agaricus clade (the genera Agaricus, Allopsalliota, Heinemannomyces, Hymenagaricus, Micropsalliota, Psalliota, Smithiogaster, and Xanthagaricus) are indicated by {Agaricus} at the end of the entry. A list of species which have a full description in this file is given on page 5. Many other (free) descriptions can be found on line: - the Index Fungorum website (www.indexfungorum.org) and Libri Fungorum at http://194.203.77.76/librifungorum with e.g. links to Saccardo’s Sylloge Fungorum - Mycobank (www.mycobank.org), the repository for new species descriptions - Cyber Liber (www.cybertruffle.org.uk/cyberliber/index.htm) for e.g. the first 88 Mycotaxon volumes, Grevillea, and Saccardo’s Sylloge Fungorum (the latter under ‘Catalogues’) 3
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