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Atlas of chinese macrofungal resources.Volume 1,Overview, macrofungal ascomycetes, jelly fungi and coral fungi

Record Type:	Electronic resources : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	Atlas of chinese macrofungal resources.by Yu Li ... [et al.].
remainder title:	Overview, macrofungal ascomycetes, jelly fungi and coral fungi
other author:	Li, Yu.
Published:	Singapore :Springer Nature Singapore :2024.
Description:	xxxi, 217 p. :ill., digital ;24 cm.
Contained By:	Springer Nature eBook
Subject:	MacrofungiChina.
Online resource:	https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-6315-7
ISBN:	9789819963157$q(electronic bk.)

Atlas of chinese macrofungal resources.Volume 1,Overview, macrofungal ascomycetes, jelly fungi and coral fungi
Atlas of chinese macrofungal resources.Volume 1,Overview, macrofungal ascomycetes, jelly fungi and coral fungi[electronic resource] /Overview, macrofungal ascomycetes, jelly fungi and coral fungiby Yu Li ... [et al.]. - Singapore :Springer Nature Singapore :2024. - xxxi, 217 p. :ill., digital ;24 cm.

Overview: Brief introduction to fungal atlases in China -- Overview: Position, classification and nomenclature of fungi among living organisms -- Overview: Geographical partition and distribution of fungal resources in China -- Overview: Collection of fungal resources -- Overview: Utilization of fungal resources in China -- Overview: Fungal taxa covered in this book -- Macrofungal Ascomycetes 1: Species with names beginning with A-H -- Macrofungal Ascomycetes 2: Species with names beginning with I-P -- Macrofungal Ascomycetes 3: Species with names beginning with R-X -- Jelly Fungi -- Coral Fungi.

This book is part of the 4-volumes collection of Atlas of Chinese Macrofungal Resources. This atlas documented 1819 species (or varieties) in 509 genera of macrofungi known from China, which are, according to their morphological characteristics, practically divided into 10 groups, including 196 larger ascomycetes, 21 jelly fungi, 47 coral fungi, 637 polyporoid, hydnaceous and lephoroid fungi, 11 cantharelloid fungi, 653 agarics, 130 boletes, 75 gasteroid fungi, 16 larger pathogenic fungi on crops, and 33 larger myxomycetes. All species are evidenced with voucher sand photographs. About 370 of the listed species (occupying 1/5 of the totals pieces) have their type localities in China, among which over 260 species (accounting for 1/7 of the species) were firstly discovered and published by the present authors. Some of the species are endemic to China and East Asia. Introduction to all species are accompanied with color photographs showing their macro-morphology and (or) habitat. The macroscopic and microscopic diagnostic characters ecological habits, economic importance (edibility, medicinal availability or toxicity) and geographical distribution in China of all species are described in brief and easy-to-understand style. In the guide, the characteristics and using method of the book, related mycological vocabulary, common taxonomic techniques and positions of the fungal genera in modern taxonomic system are briefly introduced. The knowledge of this book should be interesting to mycologists, mycology fans and mushroom lovers, as well as researchers, teachers and students studying on edible fungi, plant pathology, healthcare and biomedicine sciences, bioresources and biodiversity, ecology and other related disciplines. It is an ideal reference for those who are interested in the Chinese macrofungi and larger slime molds. In this first volume, it covers Macrofungal Ascomycetes, Jelly Fungi and Coral Fungi.

ISBN: 9789819963157$q(electronic bk.)

Standard No.: 10.1007/978-981-99-6315-7doiSubjects--Topical Terms:

970156
Macrofungi
--China.

LC Class. No.: QK609.C5

Dewey Class. No.: 579.60951

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