Macromicetos del estado Jalisco, I. Consideraciones generales y distribución de especies conocidas
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.33885/sf.1973.2.423Abstract
Se presentan datos ecologicos y Ia distribucion en Jalisco de 88 especies de
Ascomycetes y Basidiomycetes macroscopicos. Las zonas ecologicas consideradas
son: I) Bosques tropicales (incluyendo matorrales y sabanas); 2) Bosques de
coniferas y de encinos (divididos en bosques de oyameles y de pino-encino);
3) Bosques subtropicales (equivalentes a los llamados mesOfilos o deciduos por
otros autores); y 4) Zacatales y matorrales aridos. De estas cuatro zonas, Ia de
los bosques tropicales es Ia mas rica en especies de bongos; le sigue en importancia
micologica Ia de los bosques de coniferas y de encinos.
Especies de hongos tipicas de Ia Zona I son las de los generos: Daldinia, Hypoxylon,
Poronia, Cookeina, Phillipsia, Cymatoderma, Schizophyllum, Panus,
Volvariella, C lat hrus, Panaeolus antillarum, P. tropicalis, Calvatia nt bro-flava y Ia gran mayoria de los Polyporaceae. Especies de hongos caracteristicas de los
bosques de coniferas y de encinos son las micorricicas, como las de los generos:
Otidea, Helvel/a, Clavariadelphus, Amanita, Lactm·ius, Lycope1·don, Geastrum,
Pisolithus y Scle,-odenna. Especies representativas de los bosques subtropicales
(esta y Ia zona de zacatales y matorrales aridos son las menos estudiadas micologicamente
en .Jalisco) son: Strobilomyces floccopus, Calostoma ravenelii,
Scleroderma ve,.,-ucosum y S. texense. De los zacatales y matorrales aridos se conocen
Ca lvatia cyathiformis, Vascellum pratense y varios agaricaceos fimicolas y
subfimicolas (Panaeolus, Conocybe, Coprinus, Strophm·ia, Agaricus campestris).
Especies por primera vez registradas de Ia micoflora mexicana son: Hypoxylon
rubiginosum Pers. ex. Fr. var. tmpica Mill., Otidea onotica (Pers. ex Fr.)
S. F. Gray, Cymatodenna capemtum (Berk. & Mont.) Reid, Polypoms nidulans
}'r., P. crislalus Pers., Hexagona hh·ta (Pal. ex Fr.) Fr., Valvm·iella bakeri (Murr.)
Shaff., Agaricus volvatm Mart., Conocybe lactea Kiihn., Russula ochroleuca
Pers. ex Fr., Caloslmna ravenelii (Berk.) Mass. y Calvatia rubm-flava (Cragin)
Lloyd.
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