Background Scientists frequently raise the topic of data deficiency related to the abundance
and distribution of macrofungi in the context of climate change. Our study is the first detailed …

Background The paper presents documentation of the traditional use of wild edible
mushrooms in Mazovia (33,900 km 2), a region of Poland. Methods A total of 695 semi …

The Danish Fungal Atlas is a citizen science project launched in 2009 in collaboration
among the University of Copenhagen, Mycokey and the Danish Mycological Society. The …

This study aims at characterizing the diversity and temporal changes of species richness
and composition of fungi in an ecotone of a forest border and a meadow in the Taunus …

For millennia, fungi have been known by various communities as a valuable source of
nutrition and medicines, however traditional view on mycobiota has changed throughout the …

Sustainable forest management highlights the multipurpose use of all forest resources,
including the use of wild mushrooms, by a variety of forest users and especially for rural …

Abstract The Danish Fungal Atlas was a citizen science project aiming to map Danish
macrofungi over five years (2009–13). The atlas contributed> 235,000 records of fruit-body …

Botanical gardens have diverse habitats and floristic conditions. The aim of this study was to
examine whether these specific environmental conditions have a positive impact on the …

Macrofungi play an extraordinarily important role in the catalysis of the nutrient cycle of
deciduous and coniferous forests. Habitat degradation adversely influences the number of …

Aim Knowledge concerning species distribution is important for biodiversity conservation
and environmental management. Fungi form a large and diverse group of species and play …