Leticia Montoya

Instituto de Ecología

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Víctor M. Bandala

Instituto de Ecología

Antero Ramos

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Gastón Guzmán

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César Enrique

Instituto de Ecología

Edith Garay

Instituto de Ecología

Egon Horak

Management Center Innsbruck

G. Guzmán

University of Cuenca

Mariana Herrera

Brooklyn Botanic Garden

Dulce Salmones

Instituto de Ecología

José A. Guerrero‐Analco

Instituto de Ecología

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Universidad Veracruzana

Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México

Cornell University

Tecnológico Nacional de México

Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México

Colegio de Postgraduados

Instituto Tecnológico de Ciudad Madero

Technical University of Munich

Universidad del Rosario

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Two new species and a new record of yellow Cantharellus from tropical Quercus forests in eastern Mexico with the proposal of a new name for the replacement of Craterellus confluens

Global Biodiversity Information Facility (2021)

Leticia Montoya Mariana Herrera Víctor M. Bandala Antero Ramos

This dataset contains the digitized treatments in Plazi based on the original journal article Montoya, Leticia, Herrera, Mariana, Bandala, Victor M., Ramos, Antero (2021): Two new species and a new record of yellow Cantharellus from tropical Quercus forests in eastern Mexico with the proposal of a new name for the replacement of Craterellus confluens. MycoKeys 80: 91-114, DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3897/mycokeys.80.61443, URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.3897/mycokeys.80.61443

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10.15468/36uhgk

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Crepidotus eucalyptinus and Simocybe haustellaris: two uncommon species found in Central Spain.

Mycotaxon (2008)

Víctor M. Bandala Leticia Montoya Fernando Esteve-Raventós

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New records of Lactarius from Mexico and discussion of the known species

Mycotaxon (1990)

Leticia Montoya G. Guzmán Víctor M. Bandala

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Characterization and Physical Properties of Mycelium Films Obtained from Wild Fungi: Natural Materials for Potential Biotechnological Applications

Journal of Polymers and the Environment (2021)

César Enrique G. Canché‐Escamilla Leticia Montoya Antero Ramos S. Duarte‐Aranda

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10.1007/s10924-021-02178-3

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Estudio del género Lactarius Pers. (fungi, basidiomycotina, russulales) en México

Leticia Montoya

Se realiza un estudio taxonomico y corologico del genero Lactarius Pers. (perteneciente al orden Agaricales, filum Basidiomycota) en Mexico. Tras este estudio, se reconocen en Mexico un total de 70 especies de Lactarius (que incluyen 15 taxones infraespecificos), 32 de las cuales corresponden a nuevos registros para el pais. Lactarius Lacteolutescens se propuso como nueva para la ciencia y, junto con L.chiapanensis, L.mexicanus y L.veraecrucis, son hasta ahora conocidas solamente de Mexico. La mayoria de los representantes del genero que se desarrollan en el pais corresponden a taxones descritos de America y en menor numero de Europa y Asia. La presente contribucion permitio ampliar el conocimiento de la distribucion geografica de varias especies, hasta ahora poco conocidas. Por ejemplo: L.areolatus, L.barrowsii, L.caespitosus, L.caeruleintinctus, L.deceptivus, L.floriadanus, L.fragilis, L.fuliginellus, L.fumaecolor, L.fumosus, L.furcatus, L.luculentus, L.maculatipes, L.minusculus, L.mutabilis, L.neuhoffi, L.paradoxus, L.rimosellus, L.rufulus, L.salmoneus var.curtisii, L.subpalustris, L.sublacustris y L.vinaceosporus entre otras, solo se conocian de los Estados Unidos y algunas tambien de Canada.

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Crepidotus rubrovinosussp. nov. andCrepidotus septicoides,found in the cloud forest of eastern Mexico, with notes onCrepidotus fusisporusvar.longicystis

Mycologia (2006)

Víctor M. Bandala Leticia Montoya Egon Horak

(2006). Crepidotus rubrovinosus sp. nov. and Crepidotus septicoides, found in the cloud forest of eastern Mexico, with notes on Crepidotus fusisporus var. longicystis. Mycologia: Vol. 98, No. 1, pp. 131-140.

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10.1080/15572536.2006.11832719

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Crepidotus crocophyllus found in Costa Rica and Mexico and revision of related species in subsection Fulvifibrillosi

Mycologia (2008)

Víctor M. Bandala Leticia Montoya M. Mata

The study of Crepidotus specimens collected in Costa Rica and Mexico revealed that C. crocophyllus occurs in the tropical and subtropical forests of both countries. Type specimens of seven species related to C. crocophyllus in subsection Fulvifibrillosi s. Hesler and Smith were re-examined. Based on the morphological features, specimens supporting C. appalachianensis, C. aureifolius, C. distortus, C. subaureifolius and C. subnidulans are interpreted to be C. crocophyllus, thus all herein are proposed as its synonyms. Furthermore A. nephrodes is confirmed as a synonym of Crepidotus crocophyllus while Agaricus malachius, long considered contaxic with the former, is proposed as synonym of Crepidotus applanatus. The known records of C. crocophyllus indicate a wide but fragmented range of extension of the taxon throughout the Americas. Description, illustrations of microscopic features and discussions are provided.

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10.3852/mycologia.100.2.335

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Volvopluteus canalipes comb. nov. (Pluteaceae) from the Sonoran Desert of Mexico

Phytotaxa (2021)

Leticia Montoya Víctor M. Bandala Martín Esqueda

A collection of a volvarioid species with whitish, medium-sized basidiomes and distinctive grooved stipe was found in sandy soil in the Sonoran Desert, northwest of Mexico. After a morphological comparison with the type specimen of Volvariopsis canalipes from Florida, USA, we found that both materials share a similar set of taxonomic characters that supports considering them to be conspecific. Some species formerly placed in Volvariella but characterized by a gelatinous pileipellis and large basidiospores (such as V. canalipes) are currently recognized in Volvopluteus. A phylogenetic analysis based on ITS and LSU sequences obtained from the Sonoran material, inferred its position in Volvopluteus and sister to Vp. gloiocephallus. Based on morphological and molecular information, the new combination Volvopluteus canalipes is proposed. This corresponds to the second record of this species after its original publication. A description of the Mexican collection accompanied with photographs and line drawings is included and complemented with a taxonomic discussion.

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10.11646/phytotaxa.505.3.3

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Tremelloscypha gelatinosa (Sebacinales) from tropical deciduous Gymnopodium forests in southern Mexico

Mycotaxon (2012)

Víctor M. Bandala Leticia Montoya Rafael Villegas

Populations of Tremelloscypha gelatinosa were found growing on the soil in Gymnopodium floribundum associations of the tropical deciduous forest in southern Mexico (State of Chiapas). Documentation of the different developmental coriaceous and spongy stages revealed a widely variable gross morphology that ranges from stipeless pulvinate forms to rudimentarily stipitate pseudoinfundibuliform forms that appear polyporoid, steroid, or gomphoid. The studied collections are described and their taxonomically distinctive macro-and micromorphological characters are illustrated. The possible mycorrhizal association of T. gelatinosa with Gymnopodium floribundum and traditional use of the basidiomes as a wild edible fungus by the local population are also discussed.

10.5248/118.147

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Multi-taxonomic diversity patterns in a neotropical green city: a rapid biological assessment

Urban Ecosystems (2014)

Ian MacGregor‐Fors Sergio Avendaño Reyes Víctor M. Bandala Santiago Chacón-Zapata Milton H. Díaz‐Toribio

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10.1007/s11252-014-0410-z

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