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papyracea, Megasporoporia cavernulosa, Trametes
caperata); 2 species of Podoscyphaceae (Caripia
montagnei, Cymatoderma dendriticum) and 1 species of
Hymenochaetaceae (Phellinus gilvus) were identified. In
the State of Alagoas 19 species of Polyporaceae
(Coriolopsis rigida, Daedalea sprucei, Earliella scabrosa,
#Echinochaete brachyporus, Hexagona hydnoides, H.
papyracea, #Junghuhnia luteoalba, Lentinus crinitus,
Lenzites stereoides, Megasporoporia cavernulosa,
Nigrofomes melanoporus, Physisporinus vitreus,
Rigidoporus linteus, Pycnoporus sanguineus, Trametes
caperata, #T. lactinea, T. versicolor, T. villosa, Trichaptum
abietinum); 10 species of Hymenochaetaceae
(#Hymenochaete fulva, H. luteo-badia, Phellinus discipes,
P. gilvus, P. fastuosus, #P. inermis, P. merrillii, #P.
portoricensis, P. punctatus, P. rimosus); 2 species of
Ganodermataceae (Ganoderma applanatum, G. lucidum); 2
species of Podoscyphaceae (Caripia montagnei,
Cymatoderma dendriticum); 2 species of Stereaceae
(Lopharia cinerascens, Stereum lobatum); 1 species of
Corticiaceae (Trechispora farinacea) and 1 species of
Schizophyllaceae (Schizophyllum commune) were
identified. All the species are new occurrences to the States
and those marked with a # represent new occurrences to
Brazil.
502 - Aphyllophorales (Basidiomycotina) of Atlantic
Rain Forest in the Northeast Brazil II. State of
Pernambuco
T.B. Gibertoni * & M.A.Q. Cavalcanti
Rua Nelson Chaves s/n, 50670-420 Recife, Pernambuco,
Brazil. - E-mail: tbgibertoni@hotmail.com
Twelve collections of Aphyllophorales were undertaken
between September 2000 and July 2001 in 4 Atlantic Rain
Forest remnants in Northeast Brazil. In the State of
Pernambuco 23 species of Polyporaceae (#Coriolopsis
asper, Fomes fasciatus, Fomitella supina, Hexagona
apiaria, H. hydnoides, H. papyracea, Lentinus crinitus,
Lenzites stereoides, Megasporoporia cavernulosa,
Microporellus obovatus, Nigrofomes melanoporus,
*Nigroporus vinosus, *Perenniporia martius, Polyporus
dictyopus, *P. guianensis, P. leprieuri, P. tenuiculus,
Pycnoporus sanguineus, Rigidoporus microporus, *R.
ulmarius, Trametes caperata, T. membranacea,
Trichaptum abietinum); 11 species of Hymenochaetaceae
(Hymenochaete aspera, H. luteo-badia, #H. pinnatifida,
*Phellinus calcitratus, P. gilvus, P. fastuosus, P. linteus, P.
rimosus, P. senex, *P. tropicalis, P. umbrinellus); 5 species
of Ganodermataceae (Amauroderma omphalodes, *A.
sprucei, Ganoderma applanatum, G. lucidum, G.
resinaceum); 3 species of Podoscyphaceae (Caripia
montagnei, Cymatoderma dendriticum, *Podoscypha
ravenelii); 3 species of Stereaceae (Lopharia cinerascens,
Stereum australe, S. lobatum); 1 species of Corticiaceae
(*Trechispora farinacea); 1 species of Hericiaceae
(#Stecchericium fistulatum) and 1 species of
Schizophyllaceae (Schizophyllum commune) were
identified. The species marked with a # are new
occurrences to Brazil and those marked with an * represent
new occurrences to the State of Pernambuco.
503 - Aphyllophorales (Basidiomycotina) of Atlantic
Rain Forest in the Northeast Brazil III. States of
Paraíba and Rio Grande do Norte
T.B. Gibertoni * & M.A.Q. Cavalcanti
Rua Nelson Chaves s/n, 50670-420 Recife, Pernambuco,
Brazil. - E-mail: tbgibertoni@hotmail.com
Seven collections of Aphyllophorales were undertaken
between October 2000 and May 2001 in 3 Atlantic Rain
Forest remnants in Northeast Brazil. In the State of Paraíba
11 species of Polyporaceae (Antrodia albida, Fomes
fasciatus, Fomitella supina, Hexagona hydnoides, Lentinus
crinitus, Megasporoporia cavernulosa, Nigrofomes
melanoporus, Polyporus dictyopus, Pycnoporus
sanguineus, Trametes caperata, Trichaptum abietinum); 3
species of Hymenochaetaceae (#Hymenochaete dura,
Phellinus gilvus, P. merrillii); 2 species of Podoscyphaceae
(Caripia montagnei, Cymatoderma dendriticum); 2 species
of Stereaceae (Stereum hirsutum, S. lobatum); 1 species of
Ganodermataceae (*Ganoderma applanatum) and 1
species of Schizophyllaceae (Schizophyllum commune)
were identified. All the species represent new occurrences
to State of Paraíba, except the one marked with an *. In the
State of Rio Grande do Norte 7 species of Polyporaceae
(Fomes fasciatus, Hexagona hydnoides, Lentinus crinitus,
L. velutinus, Megasporoporia cavernulosa, #Perenniporia
martius, Trametes caperata); 7 species of
Hymenochaetaceae (#Hymenochaete fulva, Phellinus
fastuosus, P. gilvus, #P. maxonii, #P. meleoporus, P.
rimosus, P. umbrinellus); 1 species of Corticiaceae
(Trechispora farinacea) and 1 species of Schizophyllaceae
(Schizophyllum commune) were identified. All the species
are new occurrences to the State of Rio Grande do Norte.
The species marked with a # in both States are new
occurrences to Brazil.
504 - Floristics of Burroughs Mountain, Mount Rainier
National Park, Washington State, USA
K.A. Glew * , C.L. Miller & L. Koepke
University of Puget Sound, Department of Biology, 1500 N.
Warner, Tacoma, WA 98416, U.S.A. - E-mail:
kglew@ups.edu
Washington State houses three national parks with alpine
zones, yet limited baseline documentation has been
undertaken regarding species inventories or descriptive
works of lichen communities. These areas are subject to
disturbance from both hikers and climbers. Vascular plant
surveys have been carried out in limited areas of the parks,
but do not include lichens. In the summer of 2001 a study
was conducted on Burroughs Mountain in Mount Rainier
National Park to focus on an inventory of lichen species
and to study these sensitive communities. At 14,410 ft
(4392m) elevation, Mount Rainier reflects alpine
communities rarely seen in other areas of the state or the
Pacific Northwest. Burroughs Mountain is made up of
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