TABLE 1 in Diversity and environmental characterization of Agaricales fungi in a young Tessaria integrifolia Ruiz & Pav. forest

TABLE 1. — The list of identified species, along with comments on their edibility based on bibliography, seasonality, and environmental characteristics in which they develop. Abbreviation: N, Number of samples; NB, Number of basidiomes. SpeciesEdibilitySubstrateNNBDry weight (g)Light (lux)MonthSpore PrintObservationAgaricusAgaricus pseudoargentinus Albertó & J.E.Wright Coprinus comatus (O.F.Müll.) Pers.Edible EdibleOn soil (10°C-20°C, neutral pH, soil moisture from very dry to normal values) On soil (15°C-24°C, neutral to slightly basic16 213 233.28 0.657189- 3 400 186- 680From JulytoDarkSpores 6-5 × 4 µm, slightly wider than the original descriptionAgaricaceae pseudoargentinus Albertó & J.E.Wright Coprinus comatus (O.F.Müll.) Pers.November JulyDarkthe original description Several basidiome were also observed around the plots inCoprinus comatus (O.F.Müll.) Pers.Coprinus comatus (O.F.Müll.) Pers.EdibleOn soil (15°C-24°C, neutral to slightly basic pH, soil moisture from dry to moist values)220.657186- 680JulyDarkSeveral basidiome were also observed around the plots in January during the summerEntolo- mataceae Clitopilus argentinus SingerClitopilus argentinus SingerUnknownOn Tessaria integrifolia wood with a diameter of 1.7 cm in diameter.1500.037310-333AprilPinkMicroscopically it had no fibulae and the spores were ornamented with 7-8 grooves and measures 6-8 × 4-5 µm.Hygro phoraceae Camarophyllus sp. AuthorshipCamarophyllus sp. AuthorshipUnknownOn Tessaria integrifolia wood 19.1 cm in diameter.110.06641-657JulyWhiteMicroscopically it had gelatinous pilleipelis without fibulae. Spores were round and pleurocystidia were present on the lamellaCrepidotus calolepis (Fr.) P.Karst.Crepidotus calolepis (Fr.) P.Karst.UnknownOn T. integrifolia, Ligustrum sinense and Ligustrum lucidum woods with diameters between 1.3 and 22.9 cm65314486.753.2- 32 500From September (2018) to September (2019).Brown–Crepidotus crocophyllus (Berk.) Sacc.Crepidotus crocophyllus (Berk.) Sacc.UnknownSapium haematospermum, T. Integrifolia and L. sinense wood with diameters between 0.9- 20.7 cm97106299.1780.99- 7 230IdemBrown–Inocybe langei R.HeimInocybe langei R.HeimToxicOn soil (12°C, pH 7 and very dry moist)121.04483-85From October to December November JuneBrownIt has brown spores slightly smaller than the original description (10) 9-7× 4-5 μm, and pleurocystidia of 65-40× 15-17 μm. In the plots in which they were found, there were no plant species known from the literature with which they could mycorrhizate.Inocybe variabillima Speg.Inocybe variabillima Speg.ToxicOn soil (11°C- 25°C, dry to very wet moist)97516.32481- 2 9 9 5From April to OctoberBrownIt was found around a Salix sp. This is a mycorrhizal mushroom.Bovista sp. PeckBovista sp. PeckUnknownOn T. integrifolia wood with diameter of 1.6 cm1190.025223-665October Novem-andBrown–Lycoperdon sp.Lycoperdon sp.UnknownOn soil (14ºC, pH=7, dry moisture)120.13342-351AugustBrown–Marasmi- aceae Lactocollybia sp.Lactocollybia sp.UnknownOn T. integrifolia wood with diameter of 3.1 cm1240.118408-415MayWhiteMicroscopically it presented spores of 5-6 ×3 μm and cystidia of 55-70× 6-10 μm, the latter were larger than what the literature describes.MycenaceaeMycena leptocephala Pers.) Gillet (UnknownOn T. integrifolia wood with diameter of 7 cm120.055276-278JulyWhiteMicroscopically, a diverticulated pilleipellis with fibulae was observed,the spores had an amyloid reaction with Melzer’s reagent and the presence of anastomoses could be observed under magnification.MycenaceaeMycena sp. Mycena sp. 1Unknown UnknownOn L. sinense wood of 1.4 cm of diameter. On T. integrifolia wood with diameter of 3.1 cm1 120 20.361 0.01114-122 281-287May AugustWhite WhiteMicroscopically, a subgelatinous cutis with dextrinoid hyphae was observed on the pilleipellis. Amyloid spores of 7-9×5-6 μm. –