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F U N G I A N D S L I M E M O U L D S IN S U F F O L K
S U P P L E M E N T 1
Mar t in & P a m Ellis and Mar t in Sanfo rd
Mos t of t he 152 species r eco rded he re have b e e n f o u n d dur ing the last two years , 1989-90 , bu t inc luded also a re a few tha t were inadver ten t ly omi t t ed f r o m the 1988 list. A q u a t i c H y p h o m y c e t e s a re r e p r e s e n t e d for the first t ime . T h e s e beau t i fu l little fung i deve lop on the sur face of dead leaves , especially those of a lde r , col lected f r o m fast f lowing s t reams .
Sites w h e r e in teres t ing or u n c o m m o n fungi occur are n u m b e r e d . W h e n a species has b e e n f o u n d on five or less of these sites the re levant n u m b e r s a r e i nco rpo ra t ed in the list.
1. AGARICALES AND BOLETALES
AGARICUS pilatianus, 36. AGROCYBE brunneola, 31. BOLETUS albidus, 52. CANTHARELLULA obbata, 19. CLITOCYBE ericetorum, 47; incomis,
29; pseudoclusilis, 6, 7. COLLYBIA paupertina, 29. CONOCYBE magnicapitata, 29. COPRINUS flocculosus, 38;
plagioporus, 31; truncorum, 14. CREPIDOTUS applanatus, 13;
subsphaerosporus, 7. ENTOLOMA caccabus, 7, 38;
porphyrophaeum, 25. FLAMMULASTER ferruginea, 7;
limulatoides, 7; muricata, 7, 35. GALERINA cinctula, 7; clavata;
paludinella, 18; viscidula, 9. HYGROCYBE aurantiosplendens, 15. LEPIOTA aspera, 7; rhacodes var.
hortensis, 46; tenera, 49. LEPTONIA anatina, 35; fulva, 35. MYCENA adonis, 9; debilis, 29;
galopus var. nigra, 3, 38. NAUCORIA rubriceps, 43, 47. NOLANEA cuneata, 17. PHOLIOTA albocrenulata, 6. PLUTEUS griseoluridus, 52;
pseudorobertii, 12; punctipes, 47. PSATHYRELLA coprophila, 7;
gordonii, 10; typhae var. bispora, 18, 41; typhae var. microspora, 4, 18.
PSILOCYBE apelliculosa, 17, 39; graminicola, 7; muscorum, 18.
RUSSULA subfoetens, 47. TRICHOLOMA apium, 47;
resplendens, 35.
2. APHYLLOPHORALES
ANTRODIA raraentacea, 18. ATHELIA acrospora, 35. AURICULARIOPSIS ampla, 13. BOTRYOBASIDIUM intertextum, 7. CANTHARELLUS friesii, 45. CERIPORIOPSIS gilvescens, 24. CONIOPHORA fusispora, 7. GRANDINIA barba-jovis, 35. HERICIUM erinaceum, 27. HYPOCHNICIUM analogum, 7;
punctulatum, 18. INONOTUS obliquus, 7. LEPTOSPOROMYCES galzinii, 7. PENIOPHORA pini, 7. P H A N E R O C H A E T E sanguinea, 14. PHELLINUS trivialis, 30. POSTIA undosa, 7. SCYTINOSTROMA ochroleucum, 24. TOMENTELLA puberula, 31. TRAMETES multicolor, 35. TRECHISPORA byssinella, 13. TRICHAPTUM abietinum;
fuscoviolaceum, 23. TUBULICRINIS chaetophorus, 35. TYROMYCES chioneus, 14. XENASMATELLA tulasnelloidea,
35.
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3. HETEROBASIDIOMYCETES
ACHROOMYCES arrhytidiae, 13. BASIDIODENDRON
caesiocinereum, 24. DACRYMYCES minor, 35. EXIDIA truncata, 35. HELICOBASIDIUM brebissonii, 6. MYXARIUM grilletii, 7;
podlachicum, 7, 18.
4. UREDINALES
XENODOCHUS carbonarius, 22.
5. ASCOMYCETES
ARNIUM leporinum, 6. CHAETOMIUM murorura, 37;
quadrangulatum, 37. COLPOMA quercinum. D O T H I O R A taxicola, 24. ERYSIPHE aquilegiae, 37; cynoglossi,
37; orontii, 37. GNOMONIA rubi, 7, 12. HYPONECTRIA buxi, 11, 26, 34, 50. LAMPROSPORA polytrichi, 43. LOPHODERMIUM apiculatum, 1. LOPHOTRICHUS bartlettii, 37. MORCHELLA elata, 53. NIMBOMOLLISIA melatephroides,
31. NIPTERA pulla, 31. OCELLARIA ocellata, 16. OPHIOSPHAERELLA herpotricha. PARADIDYMELLA tosta. PODOSPHAERA aucupariae, 47. SACCOBOLUS citrinus, 6. SCUTOSCYPHA fagi, 7, 24, 45. SPHAEROTHECA euphorbiae, 29. SPORORMIELLA leporina, 6. TUBER raacrospora, 42; maculatum,
2.
6. DEUTEROMYCETES
COLLETOTRICHUM crassipes, 37. CURVULARIA crepinii, 44. E N D O P H R A G M I A biseptata, 18. HELICOON ellipticum, 18. O E D O C E P H A L U M pallidum, 44. PHYLLOSTICTA hedericola, 5, 46. PILIDIUM concavum, 35. RAMULARIA urticae, 10, 18, 20, 32.
SEPTORIA sii, 48. SPADICOIDES xylogena, 18. TAENIOLELLA muricata, 7.
7. AQUATIC HYPHOMYCETES
ALATOSPORA acuminata, 8, 24, 28, 51.
ANGUILLOSPORA curvula, 28; furtiva, 8; longissima, 28; rosea, 8.
ARTICULOSPORA tetracladia, 21. CLAVARIOPSIS aquatica. 8, 51. CLAVATOSPORA longibrachiata, 8,
28,51. DENDROSPORA nana, 8. DIMORPHOSPORA foliicola, 51. FLAGELLOSPORA curvula, 8, 28,
51. GONIOPILA monticola, 51. HELISCELLA stellata, 8, 51. HELISCINA campanulata, 51. HELISCUS lugdunensis, 8, 28, 51. LATERIRAMULOSA uni-inflata, 8. LEMONNIERA aquatica, 28, 51;
centrosphaera, 28, 51; terrestris, 51. MARGARITISPORA aquatica, 8, 28,
51. PSEUDOANGUILLOSPORA
prolifera, 24. SCORPIOSPORIUM minutum, 28. T E T R A C H A E T U M elegans, 28, 51. TETRACLADIUM furcatum, 51;
marchalianum, 8, 24, 28, 51; setigerum, 8, 24, 28.
TRICLADIUM angulatum, 8, 28, 51; attenuatum, 8, 28; castaneicola, 8; curvisporum, 51; patulum, 8; splendens, 8.
TUMULARIA aquatica, 8. VARICOSPORIUM delicatum, 28;
giganteum, 8. VARIOCLADIUM giganteum, 51.
8. PHYCOMYCETES
ENTOMOSPORA americana, 35. PERONOSPORA antirrhini.
9. MYXOMYCETES
DIDYMIUM difforme. SYMPHYTOCARPUS
amaurochaetoides, 26, 33.
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FUNGI A N D SLIME MOULDS IN SUFFOLK 89
SITES WITH REFERENCES TO THE 10KM SQUARES IN WHICH THEY OCCUR AND INITIALS OF RECORDERS AND
COLLECTORS IF KNOWN
1. Barnby Broad TM49 J .P.E. , M.B.E.
2. Barton Mills TL77 L.H. 3. Bungay Common TM38 J.P.E. ,
M.B.E. 4. Carlton Marshes, Sprats Water
TM49 J .P.E. , M.B.E. 5. Corton Woods TM59 J .P.E. ,
M.B.E. 6. Darsham Marshes TM46 J.P.E. ,
M.B.E. 7. Dunwich Forest TM47 J .P.E. ,
M.B.E. , R.W.E. 8. Dunwich River TM47 J.P.E. ,
M.B.E. 9. Easton Woods TM58 C.N.
10. Flixton Holes TM59 J .P.E. , M.B.E.
11. Fritton TG40 E.A.E. 12. Frostenden, Bloomfield Wood
TM48 J .P.E. , M.B.E. 13. Frostenden, Deephole TM48
J .P.E. , M.B.E. 14. Frostenden, Old Henham
Brickworks TM48 J .P.E. , M.B.E. 15. Frostenden, White House Farm
TM48 J .H. 16. Gromford Meadow TM35 R. &
L.E. 17. Gunton TM59 A.B., R.B. 18. Henham, Norman Gwatkin
Reserve TM47 J.P.E. , M.B.E. 19. Henham Park TM47 J .P.E. ,
M.B.E. 20. Henham Park, Broom Covert
TM47 J .P.E. , M.B.E. 21. Henham, River Hen TM47 J.P.E. ,
M.B.E. 22. Hinderclay TM07 A.M. 23. Holbrook Gardens TM13 R. &
L.E. 24. Holton Hall Park, stream TM47
J .P.E. , M.B.E. 25. Martlesham Heath TM24R.D. 26. Mendlesham TM16 A.M. 27. Minsmere Reserve TM46 J.P.E. ,
K. & G.P. , M.B.E.
28. Minsmere River TM46 J.P.E. , M.B.E.
29. Nayland TL93 E.M-R. 30. Newbourn Springs TM24 F.R. 31. North Cove TM48/49 J .P.E. ,
M.B.E. , M.R. 32. Oulton, Fishers' Row TM59
J .P.E. , M.B.E. 33. Redgrave TM07 A.M. 34. Reydon Grange TM47 J.P.E. ,
M.B.E. 35. Reydon Wood TM47 J .P.E. ,
M.B.E. 36. Reydon Wood, Green Lane TM47
J .P.E. , M.B.E. 37. Southwold TM57 J.P.E. , M.B.E. 38. Southwold Common TM57 J.P.E. ,
M.B.E. 39. Southwold Denes TM57 J.P.E. ,
M.B.E. 40. Southwold, Gun Hill TM57 J.M. 41. Southwold Town Marshes TM47
J .P.E. , M.B.E. 42. Stonham Parva TM15/16 E.H. 43. Theberton, Whin Covert TM46
J.P.E. , M.B.E., P .D.O. 44. Thorpeness TM45 J .P.E. , M.B.E. 45. Tunstall Forest TM35 F.W.S.,
J .P.E. , M.B.E. 46. Walberswick Common TM47
J .P.E. , M.B.E. 47. Walberswick, Fen Covert TM47
B.T., J .P.E. , J.T., L.F.C., M.B.E.
48. Walberswick Marshes TM47 J .P.E. , M.B.E.
49. Walberswick, Sandy Lane TM47 J .P.E. , M.B.E.
50. Wangford TM47 E.A.E. 51. Wenhaston, tributary of River
Blyth TM47 J.P.E., M.B.E. 52. Weston, Grove Farm TM48
J .P.E. , M.B.E. , P.D.O. 53. Woodbridge, Notcutts Nursery
M.D.C.
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RECORDERS AND COLLECTORS
A.B. Alan Beaumont A.M. Arthur Mayfield B.T. Beryl Tooley, Mrs. C.N. Clive Norton E .A.E. E .A. Ellis E.H. E. Hammond E.M-R. E. Milne-Redhead F.R. F. Remblance F.W.S. F. W. Simpson J.P.E. J. Pamela Ellis, Mrs. J.H. John Holmes J.M. John Minihane
J.T. John Tooley K. & G.P. K. & G. Perkins L. F. C. Lowestoft Field Club L.H. Lilian Hawker M.B.E. Martin B. Ellis M.D.C. M. D. Crewe M R. Mary Remblance, Mrs. P.D.O. Peter D. Orton R.B. Reg Blacker R.D. Rob Dryden R. & L.E. Reg and Lil Evans R.W.E. Robert W. Ellis
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Plate 5: Fungus new to Suffolk, Cantharellus friesii. (p. 87) (Photo: S. J. Foster)
Plate 6: Morchella elata a new Suffolk fungus associated with potting compost and composted bark mulch, (p. 87). (Photo: H. Mendel)