TABLE 1.

Fucosylation in diverse mushroom species

All fungi listed here belong to the phylum Basidiomycota and the subphylum Agaricomycotina (7). The degree of fucosylation is expressed as the fraction of N-glycans (in %) containing one or more fucose residues. The ecological type (M = mycorrhizal, p = parasitic, and S = saprophytic) as well as the soil pH preference (ac = acidic, alk = alkaline, neu = neutral or var = various habitats tolerated) are given (37). English names were taken from the home page of the British Mycological Society).

Trivial name	Class/Order/Species	fucose (%)	ecology	soil
	Tremellomycetes
	Tremellales
Salmon salad	Tremiscus helvelloides	0.0	S	var
	Dacrymycetes
	Dacrymycetales
Yellow stagshorn	Calocera viscosa	13.0	S	var
	Agaricomycetes
	Agaricales
Liberty cab	Psilocybe semilanceata	0.0	S	var
Blue meanies	Panaeolus cyanescens	0.0	S	var
Deceiver	Laccaria laccata	0.0	M	var
Grisette	Amanita vaginata	0.0	M	var
Webcap	Cortinarius variicolor	0.0	M	alk
Common mushroom	Agaricus bisporus	0.0	S	var
Oyster mushroom	Pleurotus ostreatus	0.0	S	var
Shiitake	Lentinula edodes	0.0	S	var
Giant puffball	Calvatia gigantean	0.0	S	var
Fly agaric	Amanita muscaria	0.0	M	ac
	Polyporales
Birch polypore	Piptoporus betulinus	0.0	SP	var
Turkey tail	Trametes versicolor	0.0	SP	var
	Boletales
Scaly earthball	Scleroderma verrucosum	80.6	M	ac
Penny bun or Cep	Boletus edulis	25.3	M	ac
Bovine bolete	Suillus bovinus	57.7	M	ac
	Cantharellales
Chanterelle	Cantharellus cibarius	29.2	M	ac
Horn of plenty	Craterellus cornucopioides	17.6	M	neu
	Russulales
Saffron milkcap	Lactarius deliciosus	0.0	M	neu
Weeping milkcap	Lactarius volemus	14.6	M	ac
Sickener	Russula emetica	19.0	M	ac
Primrose brittlegill	Russula sardonia	0.0	M	ac
Root rot	Heterobasidion annosum	17.3	P	var
Hairy curtain crust	Stereum hirsutum	44.0	SP	var