Fungi Europaei, Volume 14 - Hebeloma (Fr.) P. Kumm.

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Volume 14 covers the genus Hebeloma and provides full descriptions of gross morphology and microanatomy of all the species presented.... Show more

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Product description

Series	Fungi Europaei
Authors	Henry J Beker, Ursula Eberhardt, Jan Vesterholt
Language	English with multilingual keys in English, French, German, and Italian and diagnoses in Latin
ISBN	9788896059425
Publisher	Candusso Editrica
Pages	1248
Size	245 × 180
Format	Hardcover
Images	86 micrographs in B / W and 2654 color photos
Year published	2016

Fungi Europei is the most exhaustive and authoritative series of illustrated monographs on fungi published to date. Volume 14 covers the genus Hebeloma and provides full descriptions of gross morphology and microanatomy of all the species presented. The authors have years of experience in the field and the laboratory. The systematics is underpinned by cutting-edge molecular research.

Contents

New Taxa, Combinations and Typifications
Foreword
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Background
Hebeloma Ontogeny and Morphology
Ontogeny (Macroscopic characters – Microscopic characters)
Infrageneric classification and molecular results
The General Key (Key to Sections and Keys for Sections)
Allgemeiner Schlüssel (Hauptschlüssel und Sektionsschlüssel)
Clé générale (clé des sections et clé des espèces)
Chiave generale (chiave delle sezione e chiavi delle specie).
Hebeloma section Hebeloma
Hebeloma section Denudata
Hebeloma sections Sinapizantia and Velutipes
Hebeloma sections Duracinus, Myxocybe, Naviculospora, Scabrispora, and Syrjense
Hebeloma section Theobromina
Hebeloma section Sacchariolentia
Hebeloma sections Porphyrospora and Pseudoamarescens
Ecology and Habitat Keys
Annotated list of published names from Europe and Africa
Bibliography
Taxonomic Index