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	<Article>
		<Id>1</Id>
		<Author>Van Vooren N., Moreau P.-A.</Author>
		<Title>Essai taxinomique sur le genre Gyromitra Fr. sensu lato (Pezizales). 1. Introduction</Title>
		<Year>2009</Year>
		<Month>4</Month>
		<Volume>1</Volume>
		<Fascicule>1</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>3</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>6</EndPage>
		<Summary>The authors propose a preview of the systematics of the genus Gyromitra Fr. (including Discina), completed by keys, illustrations and a nomenclatural revision of the known taxa</Summary>
		<Language>FR</Language>
		<PubDate>2009-04-29</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>2</Id>
		<Author>Van Vooren N., Moreau P.-A.</Author>
		<Title>Essai taxinomique sur le genre Gyromitra Fr. sensu lato (Pezizales). 2. Le genre Gyromitra Fr., sous-genre Gyromitra</Title>
		<Year>2009</Year>
		<Month>4</Month>
		<Volume>1</Volume>
		<Fascicule>1</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>7</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>14</EndPage>
		<Summary>The authors present the species of the subgenus Gyromitra, distinguished by their apothecia always stipitate, cerebriform to mitriform, with smooth or rarely delicately verrucose spores</Summary>
		<Language>FR</Language>
		<PubDate>2009-04-29</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>3</Id>
		<Author>Van Vooren N., Moreau P.-A.</Author>
		<Title>Essai taxinomique sur le genre Gyromitra Fr. sensu lato (Pezizales). 3. Le genre Gyromitra Fr., sous-genre Discina</Title>
		<Year>2009</Year>
		<Month>7</Month>
		<Volume>1</Volume>
		<Fascicule>2</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>3</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>13</EndPage>
		<Summary>The authors present the species of the subgenus Discina, including the traditional Discina and some stipitate taxa in accordance with an enlarged concept</Summary>
		<Language>FR</Language>
		<PubDate>2009-07-02</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>4</Id>
		<Author>Van Vooren N., Moreau P.-A.</Author>
		<Title>Essai taxinomique sur le genre Gyromitra Fr. sensu lato (Pezizales). 3. Le genre Gyromitra Fr., sous-genre Discina</Title>
		<Year>2009</Year>
		<Month>7</Month>
		<Volume>1</Volume>
		<Fascicule>2</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>15</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>20</EndPage>
		<Summary>The authors present the species of the subgenus Caroliniana, distinguished by their spore ornamentation</Summary>
		<Language>FR</Language>
		<PubDate>2009-07-02</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>5</Id>
		<Author>Crusson A.</Author>
		<Title>Compte rendu de la session Ascomycètes - 10 au 16 mai 2009 - Vouvant</Title>
		<Year>2009</Year>
		<Month>10</Month>
		<Volume>1</Volume>
		<Fascicule>3</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>3</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>10</EndPage>
		<Summary>Report of the mycological congress devoted to Ascomycetes, from the 10th to 16th may 2009, at Vouvant (Vendée, France)</Summary>
		<Language>FR</Language>
		<PubDate>2009-10-03</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>6</Id>
		<Author>Van Vooren N., Moreau P.-A.</Author>
		<Title>Essai taxinomique sur le genre Gyromitra Fr. sensu lato (Pezizales). 5. Le genre Gyromitra Fr., sous-genre Melaleucoides</Title>
		<Year>2009</Year>
		<Month>10</Month>
		<Volume>1</Volume>
		<Fascicule>3</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>11</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>13</EndPage>
		<Summary>The authors present the species of the subgenus Melaleucoides, distinguished by their excipulum structure — of textura angularis — different from that of other Gyromitra species</Summary>
		<Language>FR</Language>
		<PubDate>2009-10-03</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>7</Id>
		<Author>Van Vooren N., Moreau P.-A.</Author>
		<Title>Essai taxinomique sur le genre Gyromitra Fr. sensu lato (Pezizales). 6. Le genre Pseudorhizina Jacz.</Title>
		<Year>2009</Year>
		<Month>10</Month>
		<Volume>1</Volume>
		<Fascicule>3</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>15</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>16</EndPage>
		<Summary>The authors present the taxa attached to the genus Pseudorhizina, often considered as a synonym of the genus Gyromitra</Summary>
		<Language>FR</Language>
		<PubDate>2009-10-03</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>8</Id>
		<Author>Perić B.</Author>
		<Title>Gyromitra geogenia, un discomycète rare, nouveau pour la flore mycologique du Monténégro</Title>
		<Year>2009</Year>
		<Month>10</Month>
		<Volume>1</Volume>
		<Fascicule>3</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>17</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>24</EndPage>
		<Summary>Gyromitra geogenia (E. Rahm ex Donadini) Harmaja is a new species of the montenegrin mycological flora. We propose a description, illustrated by photographs made in situ, and drawings of microscopic features are given. We also propose some comments about its ecology and some taxonomic aspects</Summary>
		<Language>FR</Language>
		<PubDate>2009-10-03</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>9</Id>
		<Author>Moyne G., Van Vooren N.</Author>
		<Title>Premières récoltes françaises de Peziza acroornata (Ascomycota, Pezizales)</Title>
		<Year>2009</Year>
		<Month>10</Month>
		<Volume>1</Volume>
		<Fascicule>3</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>25</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>27</EndPage>
		<Summary>The authors present in detail the first French collections of a very rare cup-fungus, Peziza acroornata</Summary>
		<Language>FR</Language>
		<PubDate>2009-10-03</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>10</Id>
		<Author>Van Vooren N., Moreau P.-A.</Author>
		<Title>Essai taxinomique sur le genre Gyromitra Fr. sensu lato (Pezizales). 7. Taxons exclus, douteux ou insuffisamment connus</Title>
		<Year>2009</Year>
		<Month>12</Month>
		<Volume>1</Volume>
		<Fascicule>4</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>3</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>10</EndPage>
		<Summary>The authors finish their articles series about the genus Gyromitra sensu lato by a list of excluded, doubtful or insufficiently known taxa</Summary>
		<Language>FR</Language>
		<PubDate>2009-12-20</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>11</Id>
		<Author>Van Vooren N., Hairaud M.</Author>
		<Title>Note sur Hymenoscyphus kathiae (Helotiales)</Title>
		<Year>2009</Year>
		<Month>12</Month>
		<Volume>1</Volume>
		<Fascicule>4</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>11</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>15</EndPage>
		<Summary>Hymenoscyphus kathiae (Korf) Baral is being described and illustrated after three collections in summer of the year 2009, in France where the species is recorded for the first time. Its systematic position is being discussed</Summary>
		<Language>FR</Language>
		<PubDate>2009-12-20</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>12</Id>
		<Author>Ribollet P.</Author>
		<Title>Ascobolus xylophilus Seaver (Ascomycota, Pezizales) récolté dans le Puy-de-Dôme</Title>
		<Year>2009</Year>
		<Month>12</Month>
		<Volume>1</Volume>
		<Fascicule>4</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>17</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>19</EndPage>
		<Summary>The author describes and illustrates a collection of Ascobolus xylophilus Seaver</Summary>
		<Language>FR</Language>
		<PubDate>2009-12-20</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>13</Id>
		<Author>Gardiennet A.</Author>
		<Title>Ascomycota aquatiques de France. Bilan de la première session</Title>
		<Year>2010</Year>
		<Month>3</Month>
		<Volume>2</Volume>
		<Fascicule>1</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>3</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>8</EndPage>
		<Summary>Report of the mycological session devoted to aquatic Ascomycota, during october 2009, at Grancey-le-Château (Côte d’Or, France)</Summary>
		<Language>FR</Language>
		<PubDate>2010-03-17</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>14</Id>
		<Author>Fournier J., Gardiennet A., Lechat C., Priou J.P., Van Vooren N.</Author>
		<Title>Note sur quelques Ascomycota aquatiques ou des milieux humides</Title>
		<Year>2010</Year>
		<Month>3</Month>
		<Volume>2</Volume>
		<Fascicule>1</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>9</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>19</EndPage>
		<Summary>After the first French mycological session dedicated to aquatic Ascomycota, the authors wanted to present, in addition of their inventory, some descriptions of interesting or typical taxa of the aquatic environment or its surroundings</Summary>
		<Language>FR</Language>
		<PubDate>2010-03-17</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>15</Id>
		<Author>Van Vooren N.</Author>
		<Title>Entretien avec Richard P. Korf / Interview with Richard P. Korf</Title>
		<Year>2010</Year>
		<Month>3</Month>
		<Volume>2</Volume>
		<Fascicule>1</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>20</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>24</EndPage>
		<Summary></Summary>
		<Language>FR</Language>
		<PubDate>2010-03-17</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>16</Id>
		<Author>Dougoud R., Ruiz-Badanelli V.</Author>
		<Title>Sur deux espèces du genre Scutellinia, sous-genre Legalia T. Schumach., Scutellinia minor et S. mirabilis</Title>
		<Year>2010</Year>
		<Month>3</Month>
		<Volume>2</Volume>
		<Fascicule>1</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>25</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>31</EndPage>
		<Summary>Two species of the genus Scutellinia, S. minor (Velen.) Svrček, with subglobose ascospores, and S. mirabilis Dissing et Sivertsen, with ellipsoidal ascospores, both having generally short hairs, are described from collections made in Switzerland and in Norway. The particularities represented by ascospores, spore ornaments and hairs are commented</Summary>
		<Language>FR</Language>
		<PubDate>2010-03-17</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>17</Id>
		<Author>Van Vooren N.</Author>
		<Title>Note sur Otidea mirabilis (Pezizales)</Title>
		<Year>2010</Year>
		<Month>3</Month>
		<Volume>2</Volume>
		<Fascicule>1</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>33</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>35</EndPage>
		<Summary>Otidea mirabilis Bolognini et Jamoni is a small ear-cup with remarkable colours. After the revision of some herbaria specimens and a recent fresh collection, we give a description, illustrations, some ecological data and the European distribution</Summary>
		<Language>FR</Language>
		<PubDate>2010-03-17</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>18</Id>
		<Author>Van Vooren N.</Author>
		<Title>Compte rendu de la session "Ascomycètes"</Title>
		<Year>2010</Year>
		<Month>8</Month>
		<Volume>2</Volume>
		<Fascicule>2</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>3</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>5</EndPage>
		<Summary>Report of the mycological session devoted to Ascomycetes, during May 2010, at Saint-Jean-la-Vêtre (Loire, France)</Summary>
		<Language>FR</Language>
		<PubDate>2010-08-14</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>19</Id>
		<Author>Fournier J.</Author>
		<Title>Première récolte européenne d’Ascotaiwania lignicola (Sordariales)</Title>
		<Year>2010</Year>
		<Month>8</Month>
		<Volume>2</Volume>
		<Fascicule>2</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>7</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>8</EndPage>
		<Summary>Description and illustration of the first European collection of Ascotaiwania lignicola, made during the « Ascomycetes » session in May 2010</Summary>
		<Language>FR</Language>
		<PubDate>2010-08-14</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>20</Id>
		<Author>Capoen B.</Author>
		<Title>Note sur Hymenoscyphus vernus (Helotiales)</Title>
		<Year>2010</Year>
		<Month>8</Month>
		<Volume>2</Volume>
		<Fascicule>2</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>9</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>10</EndPage>
		<Summary>The author presents and illustrates a collection of Hymenoscyphus vernus (Boud.) Dennis, and compares it with H. imberbis (Bull. : Fr.) Dennis</Summary>
		<Language>FR</Language>
		<PubDate>2010-08-14</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>21</Id>
		<Author>Hairaud M.</Author>
		<Title>Note sur deux espèces intéressantes</Title>
		<Year>2010</Year>
		<Month>8</Month>
		<Volume>2</Volume>
		<Fascicule>2</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>11</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>13</EndPage>
		<Summary>A focus is made upon two species among the Hyaloscyphaceae collected during the 2010 Ascomycetes foray in Saint-Jean-la-Vêtre (France, Loire), Calycina conorum (Rehm) Baral and Cistella albidolutea (Feltgen) Baral. A short description along with macro and micro pictures are proposed for these rarely documented species in the available common literature</Summary>
		<Language>FR</Language>
		<PubDate>2010-08-14</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>22</Id>
		<Author>Van Vooren N.</Author>
		<Title>Catalogue des Ascomycètes récoltés dans la Loire. 1er addendum</Title>
		<Year>2010</Year>
		<Month>8</Month>
		<Volume>2</Volume>
		<Fascicule>2</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>15</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>20</EndPage>
		<Summary>This note is the first addendum to the check-list of Ascomycetes collected in the French department of Loire, previously published in the Bulletin mensuel de la Société linnéenne de Lyon, with the late Antoine Ayel. It has been written due to new collections made during mycological sessions organized in this department in 2008 and 2010</Summary>
		<Language>FR</Language>
		<PubDate>2010-08-14</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>23</Id>
		<Author>Van Vooren N.</Author>
		<Title>Sur quelques Mollisia récoltés à la session Ascomycètes en mai 2010</Title>
		<Year>2010</Year>
		<Month>8</Month>
		<Volume>2</Volume>
		<Fascicule>2</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>21</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>24</EndPage>
		<Summary>Presentation and microscopic illustration of species belonging to the genus Mollisia, rather common, but always difficult to determine</Summary>
		<Language>FR</Language>
		<PubDate>2010-08-14</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>24</Id>
		<Author>Leroy P., Lafont J.P.</Author>
		<Title>Note sur une récolte française de Nodulosphaeria robusta et mise au point nomenclaturale sur Cryptodiaporthe salicella</Title>
		<Year>2010</Year>
		<Month>8</Month>
		<Volume>2</Volume>
		<Fascicule>2</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>25</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>27</EndPage>
		<Summary>Nodulosphaeria robusta (Strasser) L. Holm is a rare species growing on Senecio stems. A description is provided on the occasion of a recent collection, made in France, where the species had not been previously reporded. Cryptodiaporthe salicella (Fr. : Fr.) Petr. is frequently collected on willows, but rarely well determined because of nomenclatural confusions. The valid combinations for C. salicella and two closely related species of Cryptodiaporthe are presented and discussed</Summary>
		<Language>FR</Language>
		<PubDate>2010-08-14</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>25</Id>
		<Author>Van Vooren N.</Author>
		<Title>Inventaire des Ascomycota du parc national du Mercantour. Compte rendu de la première prospection</Title>
		<Year>2010</Year>
		<Month>10</Month>
		<Volume>2</Volume>
		<Fascicule>3</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>3</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>11</EndPage>
		<Summary>Report of the first field survey devoted to Ascomycota, made during June 2010 in the National Park of Mercantour (France), for the European program ATBI+M covering the biodiversity of this park</Summary>
		<Language>FR</Language>
		<PubDate>2010-10-30</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>26</Id>
		<Author>Gardiennet A.</Author>
		<Title>Deux intéressants Pleosporaceae récoltés sur "crotte" de mouton</Title>
		<Year>2010</Year>
		<Month>10</Month>
		<Volume>2</Volume>
		<Fascicule>3</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>12</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>14</EndPage>
		<Summary>Description of two species belonging to the Pleosporaceae discovered on the same particular substrate</Summary>
		<Language>FR</Language>
		<PubDate>2010-10-30</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>27</Id>
		<Author>Van Vooren N.</Author>
		<Title>Tarzetta versus Tazzetta. Des difficultés d’interpréter l’article 60.1 du Code de nomenclature</Title>
		<Year>2010</Year>
		<Month>10</Month>
		<Volume>2</Volume>
		<Fascicule>3</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>15</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>18</EndPage>
		<Summary>This note represents the synthesis of a discussion on the Internet forum Mycologia Europaea and its conclusions about a nomenclatural change of the name of the genus Tarzetta (Cooke) Lambotte to the benefit of the spelling Tazzetta. A brief history of the genus is given and the arguments against this modification are developed</Summary>
		<Language>FR</Language>
		<PubDate>2010-10-30</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>28</Id>
		<Author>Carbone M.</Author>
		<Title>Hymenoscyphus trichosporus, prima segnalazione Italiana</Title>
		<Year>2010</Year>
		<Month>10</Month>
		<Volume>2</Volume>
		<Fascicule>3</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>19</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>26</EndPage>
		<Summary>The first Italian records of Hymenoscyphus trichosporus are here reported, based on two collections from the Alps of Piedmont, both in Gran Paradiso National Park and Val Formazza. All the features of this species are described and compared to those of the similar ones. Coloured slides of fresh material referring to the Italian records are offered</Summary>
		<Language>IT</Language>
		<PubDate>2010-10-30</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>29</Id>
		<Author>Van Vooren N., Chapon P., Mourgues Y.</Author>
		<Title>A propos d’une forme jaune doré de Verpa bohemica (Ascomycota, Pezizales)</Title>
		<Year>2010</Year>
		<Month>10</Month>
		<Volume>2</Volume>
		<Fascicule>3</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>27</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>31</EndPage>
		<Summary>The authors describe and illustrate a remarkable form of Verpa bohemica. It was named V. bohemica var. pallida by Pilát and Svrček at the end of 1960’s. After an overwiew of the distribution of this form, the authors venture hypothesis on the unusual pigmentation for this fungus</Summary>
		<Language>FR</Language>
		<PubDate>2010-10-30</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>30</Id>
		<Author>Læssøe T.</Author>
		<Title>Henry Dissing, 31. March 1931 – 10. December 2009</Title>
		<Year>2011</Year>
		<Month>2</Month>
		<Volume>2</Volume>
		<Fascicule>4</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>3</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>6</EndPage>
		<Summary>Biography of Henry Dissing, Danish mycologist, specialist of Pezizales, died in December 2009</Summary>
		<Language>EN</Language>
		<PubDate>2011-02-15</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>31</Id>
		<Author>Korf R.P.</Author>
		<Title>Henry Dissing: a reminiscence</Title>
		<Year>2011</Year>
		<Month>2</Month>
		<Volume>2</Volume>
		<Fascicule>4</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>7</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>8</EndPage>
		<Summary>The author presents some fond memories of his interactions with one of the few major workers in the taxonomy of Discomycetes</Summary>
		<Language>EN</Language>
		<PubDate>2011-02-15</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>32</Id>
		<Author>Agnello C.</Author>
		<Title>Ritrovamenti nel Salento di Hydnocystis piligera Tul. e Hydnocystis clausa (Tul. et C. Tul.) Ceruti</Title>
		<Year>2011</Year>
		<Month>2</Month>
		<Volume>2</Volume>
		<Fascicule>4</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>9</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>17</EndPage>
		<Summary>The author describes some collections of Hydnocystis piligera and Hydnocystis clausa found in last years in Salento (Puglia, Italy). Photographs of ascocarps, microscopic pictures and drawings are provided</Summary>
		<Language>IT</Language>
		<PubDate>2011-02-15</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>33</Id>
		<Author>Van Vooren N., Moyne G.</Author>
		<Title>Description de Peziza dissingii sp. nov. (Ascomycota, Pezizales)</Title>
		<Year>2011</Year>
		<Month>2</Month>
		<Volume>2</Volume>
		<Fascicule>4</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>19</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>22</EndPage>
		<Summary>The authors present and illustrate a new species of cup-fungus, close to Peziza acroornata, and named Peziza dissingii, in honour of the mycologist Henry Dissing</Summary>
		<Language>FR</Language>
		<PubDate>2011-02-15</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>34</Id>
		<Author>Jeannerot B.</Author>
		<Title>Sur deux récoltes de Scutellinia macrospora effectuées par Henry Dissing</Title>
		<Year>2011</Year>
		<Month>2</Month>
		<Volume>2</Volume>
		<Fascicule>4</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>23</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>26</EndPage>
		<Summary>Two collections of Scutellinia macrospora made by Henry Dissing, in Norway, are studied. Taxonomic features like spores, spore ornamentation and hairs are commented. Line drawings and photographs complete the description</Summary>
		<Language>FR</Language>
		<PubDate>2011-02-15</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>35</Id>
		<Author>Dougoud R.</Author>
		<Title>Hymenoscyphus ombrophilaeformis, une espèce aéro-aquatique</Title>
		<Year>2011</Year>
		<Month>2</Month>
		<Volume>2</Volume>
		<Fascicule>4</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>27</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>30</EndPage>
		<Summary>A species of the genus Hymenoscyphus Gray, H. ombrophilaeformis Svrček, special due to its purplish colour and its growth in very wet places, is described and illustrated</Summary>
		<Language>FR</Language>
		<PubDate>2011-02-15</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>36</Id>
		<Author>Calonge F.D., Menezes de Sequeira M.</Author>
		<Title>Algunos Ascomycota de Madeira (Portugal)</Title>
		<Year>2011</Year>
		<Month>2</Month>
		<Volume>2</Volume>
		<Fascicule>4</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>31</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>38</EndPage>
		<Summary>After carrying on several excursions along Madeira island, 25 species of Ascomycota are briefly described and commented on their morphology, ecology, habitat and taxonomical differences with close species</Summary>
		<Language>ES</Language>
		<PubDate>2011-02-15</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>37</Id>
		<Author>Barseghyan G.S., Wasser S.P.</Author>
		<Title>The genus Peziza Dill. ex Fr. (Pezizales, Ascomycota) in Israel</Title>
		<Year>2011</Year>
		<Month>2</Month>
		<Volume>2</Volume>
		<Fascicule>4</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>39</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>50</EndPage>
		<Summary>Species diversity for Peziza in Israel is presented. The 25 Peziza species recorded from Israel include P. alaskana, P. ammophila, P. badia, P. badiofusca, P. brunneoatra, P. cerea, P. cervina, P. echinospora, P. fimeti, P. fuliginea, P. howsei, P. lobulata, P. michelii, P. micropus, P. moseri, P. nivalis, P. proteana f. sparassoides, P. repanda, P. saniosa, P. sepiatra, P. succosa, P. succosella, P. tenacella, P. varia and P. vesiculosa. Two species — P. alaskana and P. lobulata — are reported for the first time in Israel. Israeli locations and collection dates, habitat data, general distribution, and taxonomic remarks are provided for all species. Detailed macro- and micromorphological descriptions and illustrations are given for the two species newly recorded from Israel</Summary>
		<Language>EN</Language>
		<PubDate>2011-02-15</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>38</Id>
		<Author>Perić B.</Author>
		<Title>Helvella cupuliformis (Ascomycota, Pezizales), nouvelle espèce de la flore mycologique du Monténégro</Title>
		<Year>2011</Year>
		<Month>2</Month>
		<Volume>2</Volume>
		<Fascicule>4</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>51</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>56</EndPage>
		<Summary>Helvella cupuliformis Dissing et Nannf. is a rare species, recorded for the first time in Montenegro. We propose a macroscopic and microscopic description, photographs taken in situ, photographs and drawings of microscopic features. A commentary on the ecology and taxonomy is also given</Summary>
		<Language>FR</Language>
		<PubDate>2011-02-15</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>39</Id>
		<Author>Filippa M., Baiano G.</Author>
		<Title>Helvella atra König : Fries, nomenclatura e tipificazione</Title>
		<Year>2011</Year>
		<Month>2</Month>
		<Volume>2</Volume>
		<Fascicule>4</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>57</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>64</EndPage>
		<Summary>Helvella atra is a sanctioned name and it cannot be replaced by other names, not even by Helvella nigricans Pers., which is also illegitimate. The search for the original meaning of the name shows the value of the choice in lectotypification made by Dissing in 1966</Summary>
		<Language>IT</Language>
		<PubDate>2011-02-15</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>40</Id>
		<Author>Kristiansen R.</Author>
		<Title>The genus Ascodesmis (Pezizales) in Norway</Title>
		<Year>2011</Year>
		<Month>2</Month>
		<Volume>2</Volume>
		<Fascicule>4</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>65</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>69</EndPage>
		<Summary>This report presents the four species of Ascodesmis (Ascomycota, Pezizales) recorded in Norway, and an updated map of their distribution. All are coprophilous, and occur on dung of both carnivorous and herbivorous animals. The species are illustrated by scanning electronmicrography of their ascospores, which is the main distinguishing character at species level. Systematics are briefly discussed, and Ascodesmis is genetically close to the genus Eleutherascus</Summary>
		<Language>EN</Language>
		<PubDate>2011-02-15</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>41</Id>
		<Author>Ribes M.A., Fournier J., Negrín R.</Author>
		<Title>Poronia ingii (J. D. Rogers et Læssøe) J. D. Rogers, Y.-M. Ju et F. San Martin rediscovered in Canary Islands (Spain)</Title>
		<Year>2011</Year>
		<Month>4</Month>
		<Volume>3</Volume>
		<Fascicule>1</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>3</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>8</EndPage>
		<Summary>Poronia ingii was first described in 1992 by Rogers et Læssøe (as Podosordaria ingii J. D. Rogers et Læssøe) and was so far only known from this first collection on fronds of Phoenix dactylifera in Canary Islands. A recent collection in the same island (La Gomera) on palm material (Phoenix canariensis), along with absence of records from other locations since the date of its discovery suggest a possible endemism of this species to Canary Islands and suggest a possible host-preference for palm material. The very good condition and abundance of the newly collected material allowed a safe identification and provided opportunity to illustrate this still poorly known species with colour photographs for the first time. Another collection of a very similar fungus on seeds of Beta vulgaris, unfortunately immature and sterile, represents either the same, morphologically slightly different species or a novel closely related one. In absence of microscopic distinctive characters, its status cannot be safely assessed until fertile material is collected</Summary>
		<Language>EN</Language>
		<PubDate>2011-04-14</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>42</Id>
		<Author>Agnello C.</Author>
		<Title>Raccolte mediterranee di Reddellomyces donkii</Title>
		<Year>2011</Year>
		<Month>4</Month>
		<Volume>3</Volume>
		<Fascicule>1</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>9</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>13</EndPage>
		<Summary>A morphological study of Reddellomyces donkii, following many collections in Apulia (Italy) is presented. Photocolors, microsheets and drawing are also added</Summary>
		<Language>IT</Language>
		<PubDate>2011-04-14</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>43</Id>
		<Author>Moyne G.</Author>
		<Title>Un curieux habitat pour Leucoscypha leucotricha (Ascomycète, Pezizales)</Title>
		<Year>2011</Year>
		<Month>4</Month>
		<Volume>3</Volume>
		<Fascicule>1</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>14</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>16</EndPage>
		<Summary>The author describes and illustrates Leucoscypha leucotricha (Alb. et Schwein.) Boud., collected on decaying wood of beech (Fagus sylvatica), in Franche-Comté (France)</Summary>
		<Language>FR</Language>
		<PubDate>2011-04-14</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>44</Id>
		<Author>Wilhelm M.</Author>
		<Title>Ein schöner, seltener Ascomycet: Humaria solsequia (Quél.) Van Vooren et Moyne</Title>
		<Year>2011</Year>
		<Month>4</Month>
		<Volume>3</Volume>
		<Fascicule>1</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>17</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>18</EndPage>
		<Summary>A collection of Humaria solsequia is presented, with photographs taken on site and microscopic photographs</Summary>
		<Language>DE</Language>
		<PubDate>2011-04-14</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>45</Id>
		<Author>Dougoud R.</Author>
		<Title>Quatre discales récoltées sur feuilles de Rubus fructicosus, en photographies et dessins</Title>
		<Year>2011</Year>
		<Month>4</Month>
		<Volume>3</Volume>
		<Fascicule>1</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>19</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>23</EndPage>
		<Summary>The author presents some photographs and drawings of four species collected, during 2010, on bramble dead leaves, Rubus fructicosus. Bibliographical references refer the reader to the main or recent descriptions</Summary>
		<Language>FR</Language>
		<PubDate>2011-04-14</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>46</Id>
		<Author>Dougoud R.</Author>
		<Title>Clé des espèces du genre Fuscolachnum J.H. Haines</Title>
		<Year>2011</Year>
		<Month>4</Month>
		<Volume>3</Volume>
		<Fascicule>1</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>24</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>24</EndPage>
		<Summary></Summary>
		<Language>FR</Language>
		<PubDate>2011-04-14</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>47</Id>
		<Author>Delpont M.</Author>
		<Title>Première récolte de Cercophora coronata, ascomycète fimicole, sur l’île de la Martinique (Antilles françaises)</Title>
		<Year>2011</Year>
		<Month>4</Month>
		<Volume>3</Volume>
		<Fascicule>1</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>25</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>26</EndPage>
		<Summary>The author presents and illustrates a first-record of Cercophora coronata in Martinique island (French Lesser Antilles)</Summary>
		<Language>FR</Language>
		<PubDate>2011-04-14</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>48</Id>
		<Author>Mourgues Y.</Author>
		<Title>Notes sur une espèce peu commune : Nectriella atrorubra Lechat et J. Fourn.</Title>
		<Year>2011</Year>
		<Month>4</Month>
		<Volume>3</Volume>
		<Fascicule>1</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>27</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>29</EndPage>
		<Summary>Description of a remarkable and recently described ascomycete, Nectriella atrorubra Lechat et J. Fourn., with comments on its habitat and its distribution</Summary>
		<Language>FR</Language>
		<PubDate>2011-04-14</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>49</Id>
		<Author>Dougoud R.</Author>
		<Title>Un Hyaloscyphaceae remarquable, Solenopezia leucostoma</Title>
		<Year>2011</Year>
		<Month>7</Month>
		<Volume>3</Volume>
		<Fascicule>2</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>31</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>34</EndPage>
		<Summary>The author describes and illustrates Solenopezia leucostoma. The definition of the genus is reminded and two characters of the species, identified as distinct, are discussed</Summary>
		<Language>FR</Language>
		<PubDate>2011-07-24</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>50</Id>
		<Author>Friebes G.</Author>
		<Title>Capronia muriformis spec. nov. and two new combinations in the genus Capronia (Ascomycota)</Title>
		<Year>2011</Year>
		<Month>7</Month>
		<Volume>3</Volume>
		<Fascicule>2</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>35</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>39</EndPage>
		<Summary>Capronia muriformis is described as new and it is compared to the close Capronia acutiseta. Capronia castlerockii and Capronia vaga are proposed as new combinations</Summary>
		<Language>EN</Language>
		<PubDate>2011-07-24</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>51</Id>
		<Author>Declercq B.</Author>
		<Title>Synaptospora setosa Huhndorf, F.A. Fern. et Cand., a rare Sordariomycete</Title>
		<Year>2011</Year>
		<Month>7</Month>
		<Volume>3</Volume>
		<Fascicule>2</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>40</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>42</EndPage>
		<Summary>The author presents Synaptospora setosa Huhndorf, F.A. Fern. &amp; Cand., collected on decayed wood of oak (Quercus robur). A key of species belonging to the genus Synaptospora is provided</Summary>
		<Language>EN</Language>
		<PubDate>2011-07-24</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>52</Id>
		<Author>Van Vooren N., Olariaga I., Tabarés M.</Author>
		<Title>First record of Otidea caeruleopruinosa Harmaja (Ascomycota, Pezizales) in the Iberian Peninsula</Title>
		<Year>2011</Year>
		<Month>7</Month>
		<Volume>3</Volume>
		<Fascicule>2</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>43</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>46</EndPage>
		<Summary>Otidea caeruleopruinosa is recorded for the first time outside Finland. Further morphological details are provided and a thorough comparison made to the original description. The variability of some characters is discussed and comments on species delimitation and systematic position within Otidea are given. A colour photograph is included, the first of O. caeruleopruinosa ever published</Summary>
		<Language>EN</Language>
		<PubDate>2011-07-24</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>53</Id>
		<Author>Carbone M., Agnello C., Harnisch J.</Author>
		<Title>Contribution to the knowledge of Plectania milleri (Ascomycota, Pezizales), a Northwestern American species</Title>
		<Year>2011</Year>
		<Month>10</Month>
		<Volume>3</Volume>
		<Fascicule>3</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>47</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>54</EndPage>
		<Summary>Two collections of Plectania milleri from Montana and Washington State (U.S.A.) are studied in depth. Color pictures of fresh specimens, microscopic morphology, and B/W drawing are added</Summary>
		<Language>EN</Language>
		<PubDate>2011-10-05</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>54</Id>
		<Author>Bemmann M., Bandini D.</Author>
		<Title>A collection of Hydnotrya confusa Spooner 1992 from Southwest Germany</Title>
		<Year>2011</Year>
		<Month>10</Month>
		<Volume>3</Volume>
		<Fascicule>3</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>55</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>60</EndPage>
		<Summary>A recent find of a hypogeous ascomycete from Germany that could be identified as Hydnotrya confusa is reported and discussed.This species is described here for the first time from fresh material</Summary>
		<Language>EN</Language>
		<PubDate>2011-10-05</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>55</Id>
		<Author>Van Vooren N.</Author>
		<Title>Premiers signalements d’Otidea caligata (Nyl.) Sacc. (Ascomycota, Pezizales) en France</Title>
		<Year>2011</Year>
		<Month>12</Month>
		<Volume>3</Volume>
		<Fascicule>4</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>61</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>64</EndPage>
		<Summary>The first French gatherings of Otidea caligata (Nyl.) Sacc., a species growing under spruces, are signaled. A detailed description and illustrations are given in this note. This taxon was not registered outside Scandinavia, but it has been probably gathered somewhere else in Europe and named O. abietina. The question of its synonymy with O. cantharella is also discussed</Summary>
		<Language>FR</Language>
		<PubDate>2011-12-21</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>56</Id>
		<Author>Agnello C., Kaounas V.</Author>
		<Title>Tuber asa and T. gennadii. A close morphological study of two species often confused in the past with a brief historical bibliographic summary</Title>
		<Year>2011</Year>
		<Month>12</Month>
		<Volume>3</Volume>
		<Fascicule>4</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>65</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>74</EndPage>
		<Summary>The authors describe Tuber asa and T. gennadii, showing the differences between the two species. A historical overview that highlights how the species have been often confused in the past is also given. The study is accompanied by images in their habitat and by microscopical photographs, drawings and original plates</Summary>
		<Language>EN</Language>
		<PubDate>2011-12-21</PubDate>
	</Article>
	<Article>
		<Id>57</Id>
		<Author>Van Vooren N.</Author>
		<Title>Révision nomenclaturale des noms d’ascomycètes publiés par Émile Boudier. 1re partie : 1869 à 1904</Title>
		<Year>2011</Year>
		<Month>12</Month>
		<Volume>3</Volume>
		<Fascicule>4</Fascicule>
		<BeginPage>75</BeginPage>
		<EndPage>80</EndPage>
		<Summary>A nomenclatural revision of the names of specific or infraspecific taxa, among the Ascomycota, published by Boudier is proposed. It allows to precise or to correct bibliographic citations or nomenclatural status of these names adopted by the successive authors in the sight of current rules of the fungal nomenclature</Summary>
		<Language>FR</Language>
		<PubDate>2011-12-21</PubDate>
	</Article>
</Ascomycete.org>
