Overview
The Index of Fungi lists recently published names of fungi, living and fossil, at all ranks including those organisms now considered to be better classified in the Protozoa and Chromista, compiled from world literature.
The resource is a bi-annual listing providing full bibliographic and nomenclatural details of some 2000 names of fungi per annum. It includes names of new taxa, new and revised names at all ranks, arranged alphabetically and with host/substratum and eptihet/name indexes, cumulating into a volume over 10 years.
Available as a print only journal
Print only
Coverage
Since 1940, the Index of Fungi has continued the catalogues of Saccardo, Petrak, Zahlbruckner and Lamb in listing full details of names of fungi and realted organisms. Standardised author names and full bibliographic references are provided. The systematic position of genera and ranks above is indicated, following the classification of Ainsworth and Bisby's Dictionary of the Fungi, latest edition (10th, 2008).
Typification and collection details are given, along with geographical and host/substratum data; nomenclatural comment according to the latest edition of the International Code of Botanical Nomenclature (Vienna, 2006). is appended as appropriate. Records are incorporated into the online Index Fungorum and Species Fungorum databases.
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Applied Mycology
by M Rai, P Bridge
August 2009
Hardback / 9781845935344 / £90.00 / $170.00 / €115.00
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Dictionary of the Fungi
by P Kirk, P Cannon, J Stalpers, D Minter
September 2011
Paperback / 9781845939335 / £49.95 / $99.95 / €65.00
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