Polyporus squamosus (Huds.) Fr.

Critère de choix. Pays: tout pays. Organisme associé: n'importe quel (carte de distribution)

Nombre de entrées. 85. Information sur dates. 1927 (Avr, Mai, Jui, Jui, Aoû, Sep, Oct, Nov). Pays. Chili, former USSR, Géorgie, Inde, Kazakhstan, Ouzbékistan, Royaume-Uni, Russia, Russie, Slovaquie, Ukraine. Organismes associées. Acer campestre (souche, tronc); Acer negundo (bois, tronc); Acer platanoides (souche); Acer sp. (souche, tronc); Aesculus hippocastanum (tronc); Aesculus indica (brindille, tige); Alnus nepalensis (plante); Betula sp.; Celtis occidentalis; Cornus mas (tronc); Fagus orientalis (tronc); Fagus sylvatica (tronc); Ficus carica (souche); Fraxinus excelsior (souche, tronc); Fraxinus sp.; Juglans regia (arbre, bois, tronc); Laburnum anagyroides (souche); Magnoliophyta indet. (arbre, tronc); Picea smithiana (racine); Pinus roxburghii (racine); Pinus wallichiana (racine); Plantae indet. (bois, tronc); Populus tremula (souche); Populus sp. (tige); Quercus sp.; Salix sp. (tronc); Tilia sp.; Ulmus laevis (tronc); Ulmus sp. (brindille). Collections. IMI 362390; KW [Darwin] 18869, 18870, 18871, 18872, 18873, 18874, 18875, 18876, 18877, 18878, 18879, 18880, 18881, 18882, 18883, 18884, 28862, 28863, 28864, 40107, 40190, 58266, 58293, 58295, 58296. Bibliographie. Afanas’eva & Visloukh (1991) page(s) 39; Bakshi (1956); Bakshi, Reddy, Puri & Singh (1972); Baltaeva (1991) page(s) 19; Bilgrami, Jamaluddin & Rizwi (1991) page(s) 401; Dudchenko & Mel’nichuk (1979) page(s) 402; Fedotov, Negruts’kii & Boiko (1997) page(s) 150; Gizhytska (1929) page(s) 16; Hennings (1900); Isayeva (1952) page(s) 41; Isikov (1989) page(s) 328; Ivanov (1989) page(s) 324; Kharkevich (1959) page(s) 73, 74; Lazaryeva (1998) page(s) 25; Lloyd (1917) page(s) 12-14; Maslov, Sarkina, Belich & Sadogurskiy (1998) page(s) 19; Mel’nichuk (1979) page(s) 6; Mujica, Vergara & Oehrens (1980) page(s) 235; Murvanishvili (1994) page(s) 26; Sinadskii (1968) page(s) 149; Smits’ka (1955) page(s) 88; Stepanova & Vasil’ev (1988) page(s) 503; Stepanova (1969) page(s) 29.