Systematic problems on the Agaricales

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  • Rolf Singer Field Museum of Natural History. Chicago, Illinois, E.U.A.

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.33885/sf.1983.2.568

Abstract

The modern taxonomic and nomenclaturial problems on Agaricales are discussed
by the author. The following subjects are undertaking: 1) Classificationof Agaricales
in three suborders: Agaricineae, Boletineae, and Russulineae. 2) Introduction of the
genera: Pegleromyces, Resinomycena, Callistodermatium, Agarícochaete, Mycoalvimia,
Cyphella sensu stricto, Deigloría, Asproinocybe, Tubosaeta.Austroboletus, Boletochaete,
Fistulinella, and Phyllobolites. 3) The relationships between Bonderzewiaceae and
Section Panuoidei in Lactarias. 4) The synonym of Nothopanus with Pleurotus.
5) The possible position of Omphalotus in family Paxillaceae. 6) The correct ñame
of the cultivated mushroom isAgaricusbisporus.ThenameA. brunnescens isanolhez
species. 7) The new rules on the nomenclature, accepted in the Botanical Sydney's
Congress are unfortunated to the Agaricales.

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Singer, R. (2016). Systematic problems on the Agaricales. Scientia Fungorum, 2(18), 13–19. https://doi.org/10.33885/sf.1983.2.568

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No. 18 (1983): BSMM núm. 18 1983

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