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

TABLE 1. — Continuation. SpeciesEdibilitySubstrateNDry weight NB (g)Light (lux)MonthSpore PrintObservationPhysalacriaceaeFlammulina velutipes (Curtis) SingerEdibleOn T. integrifolia with diameter between 6.7 and 35 cm. On T. integrifolia of 25 cm of diameter.29911.80180-290May and JuneWhite–Oudemansiella canarii (Jungh.) HÖhn.Edible257541.1025-813From December to SeptemberWhiteSome of them were collected at more than 2 meters high. The specimens coincide with the description of Petersen et al. (2008)Hohenbuehelia grisea (Peck) Sing.Edible withouth culinary valueOn T. integrifolia and Lantana camara wood with diameters ranging from 0.6 to 4.9 cm in diameter.14741.429124-2 061 From June to SeptemberWhite–Hohenbuehelia nigra (Schwein.) SingerEdible withouth culinary valueOn L. lucidum of 3.7 cm of diameter.3611.071231-235JulyWhite–PleurotaceaeHohenbuehelia singeri Albertó & FazioEdible withouth culinary valueOn T. integrifolia and Lonicera japónica wood with diameters ranging from 0.9 to 5.5 cm in diameter.63034.05457-507July and AugustWhite–Pleurotus albidus (Berk.) PeglerEdibleOn T. integrifolia with diameter between 1.3 and 21.8 cm.156633.6776-1 343From January to MayWhite–Resupinatus applicatus (Batsch) GrayEdible withouth culinary valueOn T. integrifolia wood with diameter of 5.3 cm.1650.501198-208MarchWhite–Resupinatus sp.UnknownOn T. integrifolia wood with diameter of 1.3 cm.140.02409-428OctoberWhiteMicroscopically, with globose, smooth, 4-6 μm spores, cheilocystidia 30-25×5-7 μm. Pilleipellis a trichodermis with fibulae and embedded pigments. No dextrinoid reaction was observed.Pluteus argentinensis SingerUnknownOn soil (23-26ºC, pH=7, dry moisture)9102.179144-963From December to MarchPink–Pluteus sp.UnknownOn soil (19ºC, pH=7, wet, moisture)120.516840-960OctoberPinkThe macro- and micromorphology are similar to Pluteus cinereofuscus.Pluteus globiger SingerEdible withouth culinary valueOn T. integrifolia and L. lucidum between 1.7 and 14.6 cm in diameter.12160.63651-19 270From February to NovemberPink–PluteaceaePluteus sp. 1UnknownOn leaf litter (soil: 16ºC, pH= 7 and T. integrifolia wood with 2.3 cm in diameter)250.164478-1 020OctoberPinkIt has ovoid hyaline spores of (8)6-5 × 5-6 μm. Cheilocystidia are similar to pleurocystidia of 45-30× 10-18 μm. Very few pleurocystidia, were not hyaline. Basidia tetrasporous.Pluteus sp. 2UnknownOn T. integrifolia with 3.6 cm in diameter.110.077339-358JanuaryPinkSmooth honey-colored spores 7-6× 4-5 μm globose to subglobose and hymeniform pilleipelis.Pluteus sp. 3UnknownOn soil (25ºC, pH=6.5, dry moisture)110.385267-273FebruaryPinkA pillepiellis in cutis and globose spores of 7-5 μm were observed.Pluteus sp. 4UnknownOn soil (11ºC, pH=7, dry moisture)110.037786-826JulyPinkMicroscopically, a hymeniform pilleipellis with brown pigments was observed. No spores could be observed, but the presence of cheilocystidia and pleurocystidia was observed.PluteaceaePluteus tucumanus SingerEdible withouth culinary valueOn Celtis iguanea with diameter of 3.9 cm280.389 264-271 DecemberPink-Pluteus xylophilus (Speg.) SingerEdible withouth culinary valueOn T. integrifolia wood with 4.5 cm in diamater, also on soil (11 and 27°C, pH= 6-7.5, in all the range of moisture)121.788 1101-1113AugustPink-Candolleomyces candolleanus D.Wächt. & A.MelzerEdible On T. integrifolia and C. withouth iguanaea woods with culinary diameters between 0.1 value and 26.3 cm.4627472.9371-4 950From September (2018) to September (2019).DarkThis species is well known as Psathyrella candolleana in Argentina.Coprinellus disseminatus (Pers.) J.E.LangeEdible On soil (11°C-18°C, withouth pH= 6.5-7, very dry to culinary very wet moisture) value11131917.2079-2 009From May to OctoberDarkIt obtained the highest number of basidiomata in the dry humidity range.Coprinellus domesticus (Bolton) Vilgalys, Hopple & Jacq. JohnsonEdible On soil (12ºC-27ºC, withouth pH= 5-7, all the range of culinary moisture) value1434578.03105-3 564 From September (2018) to September (2019).Dark-Coprinellus micaceus Edible On soil (18ºC, pH=7, dry (Bull.) Vilgalys, withouth moisture) Hopple & Jacq. culinary13519.25273-378OctoberDark-PsathyrellaceaeJohnson Coprinellus sp.value UnknownOn soil (10°C-27°C, pH= 6-8, soil moisture from very dry to normal values)3956397.9817-8 430From September (2018) to September (2019).Dark-Coprinellus sp. 1UnknownOn T. integrifolia wood with 2 cm in diamater120.11341-365AugustDark-Coprinellus truncorum (Scop.) Redhead, Vilgalys & MoncalvoEdible withouth culinary valueOn T. integrifolia wood with diamaterd between 0.6 and 30 cm14333.947 29.7-3 310 From May to DecemberDark-Coprinopsis atramentaria (Bulliard) Redhead, Vilgalys & MoncalvoToxicOn soil (21ºC, neutral pH and the humidity is very dry)111.225204-297NovemberDark-Parasola sp.UnknownOn Soil (12ºC, pH= 7.5 and dry moisture) and woods of T. integrifolia and L. lucidum between 0.8 and 1.2 cm in diameter.460.485168-1 869 From Dark August to October-Psathyrella sp.UnknownOn T. integrifolia wood with diameters between 1.6 and 7.9 cm1200.05223-665October andDark November-Porothe-Phloeomana speirea (Fr.) RedheadUnknownOn T. integrifolia and Ricinus communis woods with diameters between 2-9.9 cm110.011258-270NovemberWhite-Schizophyl-Schizophyllum commune Fr.Edible withouth culinary valueOn T. integrifolia wood with diameters of 1.6 cm1645725.79345- 52 500From September (2018) to September (2019).White-Strophari-Hypholoma puigarii (Speg.) Raithelh.ToxicOn soil (9-19°C, pH=7) and T. integrifolia wood with diameters between 0.4 and 2 cm.8163.33858-333From May to SeptemberDark-TubariaceaeTubaria sp. 1UnknownOn soil130.027450-465SeptemberBrownCutis pileipellis was observed, with subcapitate cheilocysts, 40-33× 6-8 μm and smooth spores of 8.84-10.92×4.16-5.2 μm. It could be Tubaria furfuracea species but the spore size is much larger than described in the literature.Tubaria sp. 2UnknownOn soil (24°C, pH=7)130.34462-494FebruaryBrownMicroscopically, smooth spores of 7-8× 5-6 μm and the presence of fibulae on the hyphae were observed.