俄罗斯的类真菌和类糖真菌:基于文献资料的现代国家级学名清单

Q3 Agricultural and Biological Sciences Biological Communications Pub Date : 2021-12-30 DOI:10.21638/spbu03.2021.404
S. Bolshakov, L. Kalinina, E. Palomozhnykh, K. Potapov, D. Ageyev, S. Arslanov, N. Filippova, M. Palamarchuk, D. Tomchin, E. Voronina
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本文作者总结了1824年至2020年期间在俄罗斯记录的大多数已发表的真菌和蘑菇状真菌分布数据。根据954份出版物,首次为俄罗斯全境编制了6867个科学名称的综合清单。所有记录都已通过Index Fungorum进行了检查。这项工作包括一个审查部分和五个附录。综述部分讨论了俄罗斯历史上和目前真菌分布的实地研究强度和数据积累。作者讨论了俄罗斯各地区生物多样性的知识现状,并指出了空白点,从而为未来提供了参考和“行动计划”。附录A列出了6142个分类群,明确归属于3246个公认的当前名称。附录B包含727个无法明确归属于任何公认的当前名称的名称,并给出了原因(例如,没有当前名称、引用错误的作者、没有索引真菌)。这两份清单中的名称都补充了这些分类群在俄罗斯联邦境内的分布数据和已公布记录的参考资料。附录C仅包含一个地区报告的可接受的当前名称列表。附录D概述了俄罗斯所有地区近200年来对蘑菇状和蘑菇状真菌的研究。附录E是用于检查表和研究史准备的参考文献列表。
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Agaricoid and boletoid fungi of Russia: the modern country-scale checklist of scientific names based on literature data
The authors of this paper summarize the majority of published data on the distribution of agaricoid and boletoid fungi recorded in Russia, covering the period from 1824 through 2020. A comprehensive list of 6867 scientific names based on 954 publications was compiled for the first time for the whole territory of Russia. All records have been checked through Index Fungorum. The work consists of a review section and five appendices. The review section discusses the intensity of field research and accumulation of data on the distribution of agaricoid and boletoid fungi in Russia, both historically and in its current state. The authors discuss the current state of knowledge on the biodiversity of regions of Russia and point out blank spots, thus providing a reference and an “action plan” for the future. Appendix A presents a list of 6142 taxa unambiguously ascribed to 3246 accepted current names. Appendix B contains 727 names that cannot be ascribed to any accepted current names unequivocally, with reasons given (e.g., no current name, wrong authors’ citations, absence from Index Fungorum). Names from both checklists are supplemented with data on the distribution of these taxa within the Russian Federation and references to published records. Appendix C contains a list of accepted current names reported from only one region. Appendix D is an overview of the nearly 200 years of research of agaricoid and boletoid fungi for all regions of Russia. Appendix E is a list of references used for checklists and study history preparation.
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