Table 5.
Number of fungal records of Favre (1955) not growing in association with Dryas or Salix.
| Species name | Species name (in Favre, 1955) | Host or substrate | No. of records |
|---|---|---|---|
| ECTOMYCORRHIZAL SPECIES | |||
| Cantharellus cibarius | Juniperus communis | 1 | |
| Inocybe leptophylla | (= I. Casimiri) | Peat bog | 1 |
| Russula sanguinea | Juniperus communis | 2 | |
| Thelephora terrestris | (= Phylacteria terrestris) | Black humic soil | 1 |
| Tricholoma inamoenum | Juniperus communis | 1 | |
| LICHENIZED SPECIES | |||
| Lichenomphalia alpina | (= Omphalina flava) | On acidic soils | 1 |
| Lichenomphalia hudsoniana | (= Omphalina luteolilacina) | On acidic soils | 2 |
| Lichenomphalia umbellifera | (= Omphalina umbellifera) | On acidic soils | 19 |
| Lichenomphalia velutina | (= Omphalina grisella) | On acidic soils | 2 |
| COPROPHILOUS SPECIES | |||
| Stropharia umbonatescens | (= Geophila umbonatescens) | Cow dung (“cowpat”) | 1 |
| Conocybe coprophila | Cow dung (“cowpat”) | 1 | |
| Panaeolus papilionaceus | (= P. campanulatus) | Cow dung (“cowpat”) | several |
| Panaeolus semiovatus | (= P. separatus) | Cow dung (“cowpat”) | 3 |
| Coprinus niveus | Cow dung (“cowpat”) | 2 | |
The macrofungi were either ectomycorrhizal, lichenized, or coprophilous.