2006 Fungi of Fingal Woodlands - Fingal Biodiversity

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Ecological Study of the Countryside Habitats in County Fingal Woodland fungi Collybia butyracea Macrocystidia cucuminis – Last reported from Dublin in 1898 Mycena sp. Lepiota cristata Xerocomus chrysenteron (Red cracked bolete) on soil Stop 2.33 Five Oaks near Castle Grid reference O219612 Lichens Schismatomma decolorans Evernia prunastri Ramalina farinacea Ramalina fastigiata Diploicia canescens Parmelia sulcata Parmotrema perlatum Pertusaria hymenea Chrysothrix candelaris Pyrrhospora quernea Lepraria incana agg. Fungi Clitocybe dealbata DEADLY POISONOUS Xerocomus chrysenteron Otidea bufonia Boletus albidus – New to Dublin Sepedonium chrysosermum on Xerocomus chrysenteron Stop 2.34 Ash trees with canker near lower car park Grid reference O220611 Soil disturbance – hydrological change, chemistry of water change Seeps from polluted water are a possible cause of trouble. The placing of gravel and soil should not be on top of root systems of trees for hydrological reasons 52
Ecological Study of the Countryside Habitats in County Fingal Woodland fungi Day 3 21 st September 2006 Surveyor: Maria Cullen Marasmius oreades forming rings in lawn Stop 3.1 Grass adjacent to car park Grid reference O220608 Marasmius oreades in rings with darker and stronger grass growth along the rings Stop 3.1b Fagus sylvatica (Beech) and Holly on descent through wood to castle from car park Grid reference O220608 Hebeloma crustuliniforme Trametes versicolor on Beech stump Stop 3.2 Fagus sylvatica (Beech) tree with Ivy Grid reference O220608 Lichens Enterographa crassa On fallen twig Parmelia sulcata Ramalina fastigiata Lecanora chlarotera Green alga Inocybe fastigiata Inocybe napipes Hypholoma fasciculare (Sulphur tufts) on wood 53
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