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Hebeloma

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During the period 1987–1997, approximately 70 species names of Hebeloma were quoted in the index list of the Abstracts of Mycology. Amongst a total of 301 publications referenced, 193 dealt with one of the following two species: Hebeloma crustuliniforme (Bull.: St-Amans) Quél.,132 references, and H. cylindrosporum Romagn., 61 references. Nine other species were less frequently studied: H. sinapizans (Paul.: Fr.) Gillet, 11 references; H. radicosum (Bull.: Fr.) Ricken, 9; H. westraliense Bougher, Tommerup & Malajczuk; 8; H. arenosa Burdsall, MacFall & Albers, 8; H. sacchariolens Quél., 6; H. hiemale Bresadola, 6; H. longicaudum (Pers.: Fr.) Kumm., 6; H. vinosophyllum Hongo, 5; H. mesophaeum (Pers.: Fr.) Quél., 5. Fourtyfour other species were only quoted once, mainly in taxonomic surveys. These statistics certainly do not reflect either the biological diversity within the genus Hebeloma or the position and function of Hebeloma species in the various ecosystems where they occur. However, they justify why this chapter is based largely on the two species H. crustuliniforme and H. cylindrosporum.

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