Aphyllophoraceous fungi (Basidiomycetes) in the tundra and forest-tundra of the Lena River delta and Novosibirsk Islands (Arctic Yakutia)
A. G. Shiryaev, L. G. Mikhalyova
Abstract
A. G. Shiryaev, L. G. Mikhalyova
Abstract
Total of 124 species of the aphyllophoroid fungi have been found in the tundra and forest-tundra vicinities of Tiksi and Novosibirsk Isles (Arctic Yakutia). Only 6 species were collected in native conditions of «high Arctic» (northern Arctic tundras), 5 of them belonging to the clavarioid morphological group (83.3 %). The species composition of aphyllophoroid fungi in other subzones of tuntra («low Arctic») is presented in our collections by 46 species, including 56 % of clavarioid and 37 % of corticioid species, poroid and thelephoroid morphological groups making less than 5 % both. 114 species were found in the forest-tundra zone, half of them are corticoid fungi (49 %), whereas the ratio of clavarioid ones is 27 %, that of poroid ones 22 %, and that of thelephoroid ones not over 2 % of species. Similar tendencies in changing the roles of different morphological groups under zonal gradient were described during analysis of the Urals and Mid-European aphyllophoroid fungi too.
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Total of 124 species of the aphyllophoroid fungi have been found in the tundra and forest-tundra vicinities of Tiksi and Novosibirsk Isles (Arctic Yakutia). Only 6 species were collected in native conditions of «high Arctic» (northern Arctic tundras), 5 of them belonging to the clavarioid morphological group (83.3 %). The species composition of aphyllophoroid fungi in other subzones of tuntra («low Arctic») is presented in our collections by 46 species, including 56 % of clavarioid and 37 % of corticioid species, poroid and thelephoroid morphological groups making less than 5 % both. 114 species were found in the forest-tundra zone, half of them are corticoid fungi (49 %), whereas the ratio of clavarioid ones is 27 %, that of poroid ones 22 %, and that of thelephoroid ones not over 2 % of species. Similar tendencies in changing the roles of different morphological groups under zonal gradient were described during analysis of the Urals and Mid-European aphyllophoroid fungi too.
Key concepts: Tundra, Arctic, The arctic, Ecology, Geography, Delta, Biology, Physical geography