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Original Articles

Studies in neotropical polypores 10. New polypores from Venezuela

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Pages 1066-1077 | Accepted 21 Apr 2003, Published online: 31 Jan 2017
 

Abstract

Antrodiella dentipora, Ceriporia albobrunnea, C. cystidiata, Diplomitoporus allantosporus, D. stramineus, D. venezuelicus, Flabellophora fasciculata, Navisporus perennis, Nigroporus macroporus, Polyporus albostipes, Rigidoporus aurantiacus, Skeletocutis microcarpa, Tinctoporellus isabellinus, Trametes olivaceopora, T. supermodesta, Trichaptum variabilis, Tyromyces neostrigosus, T. polyporoides and Wrightoporia roseocontexta are described as new. Keys to all, except Trametes, the new neotropical species in their respective genera are included. The combinations Trichaptum griseofuscens (Mont.) Ryvarden & Iturriaga, and Tyromyces americanus (D. Reid) Ryvarden & Iturriaga are proposed.

Generous financial support from the Norwegian Research Council and the Nansen Fund has been vital to the many expeditions where samples have been collected. Financial help from Decanato de Investigación y Desarrollo of Universidad Simón Bolívar through projects DID-CB-009-98 and DI-CB-012-01, and FONACIT S1–2001000663 also is acknowledged. We deeply appreciate Bruno Manara's corrections of the Latin diagnosis. We also thank Héctor Urbina for help with the final editorial work.

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