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In this research, five species of agaricfungiincludingConocybe leucopus, Inocybe terrigena, Psathyrella clivensis, P. tephrophylla,and Tricholoma scalpturatum collected from different regions of Hamedan province are reported for the first time from Iran.More information of the studied specimens is as follows:Conocybe leucopus Kühner ex Kühner & Watling, in Watling, Notes R. Bot. Gdn Edinb. 40(3): 539 (1983). (Figs 1 A-E) Hamedan province: South-east of Hamedan city, Keshin, on soil, 7.05.2013, A. Jadidiyan (IRAN 16391 F). Inocybe terrigena (Fr.) Kuyper, Persoonia 12(4): 482 (1985). (Figs 2 A-C) Hamedan province: South-east of Hamedan city, Keshin, on soil, 7.05.2013, A. Jadidiyan (IRAN 16320 F).Psathyrella clivensis (Berk. & Broome) P.D. Orton, Trans. Br. Mycol. Soc. 43(2): 369 (1960). (Figs 3 A-D) Hamedan province: Ganj-Nameh, on soil, 26.04.2013, A. Jadidiyan (IRAN 16387 F). Psathyrella tephrophylla (Romagn.) Bon, Docums Mycol. 12(48): 52 (1983) [1982]. (Figs 4 A-D) Hamedan province: Hamedan, Bu-Ali Sina university campus, on soil,9.04.2013, A. Jadidiyan (IRAN 16388 F).Tricholoma scalpturatum (Fr.) Quél., Mém. Soc. Émul. Montbéliard, Sér. 25: 232 (1872). (Figs 5 A-C) Hamedan province: Vehnan, on soil, 28.04.2013, A. Jadidiyan (IRAN 16390 F).

In this paper, five species of the agaric fungi viz., Entoloma griseoluridum, E. niphoides, Limacella ochraceolutea, Mycena clavicularis and M. acicula belonging to family Amanitaceae, Entolomataceae and Mycenaceae, are reported for the first time for Iranian mycobiota. Limacella ochraceolutea is the first species of fungi belonging to genus Limacella in Iran. Because L. ochraceolutea is a rare species and considered as near threatened, endangered or extinct, collecting such endangered species in Iran is a valuable finding. Entoloma niphoides is the first species of an agaric fungus in Iran with special association with root of woody plant of Rosaceae. More information on the studied specimens is as follows: Entoloma griseoluridum (Kühner) M.M. Moser (Fig. 1 A-C) Iran: E Azarbaijan province, Aynalou, on soil, 07.11.2009, Asef (IRAN 5300 F) Entoloma niphoides Romagn. ex Noordel. (Fig. 1 D, E) Iran: E Azarbaijan province, Arasbaran, Ilankesh, on soil, near Pyrus sp., 08.06.2010, Asef (IRAN 5987 F) Limacella ochraceolutea P.D. Orton (Fig. 2) Iran: E Azarbaijan province, Aynalou, on soil near Quercus sp., 07.10.2010, Asef (IRAN 12440 F) Mycena acicula (Schaeff.) P. Kumm. (Figs 3) Iran: E Azarbaijan, Arasbaran, Khoineroud, on soil, 15.06.2010, Asef (IRAN 15004 F) Mycena clavicularis (Fr.) Gillet (Figs 4) Iran: E Azarbaijan province, Arasbaran, Kalale, on soil, 08.06.2010, Asef (IRAN 6557 F)

In this research, 10 species of Agaricales including, Agrocybe dura, A. ochracea, A. vervacti, Conocybe dunensis, C. lacteal, Entoloma griseorubellum, Pholiota highlandensis, Psilocybe atrobrunnea, Stropharia coronilla and S. magnivelaris belonging to Bolbitiaceae, Entolomataceae and Strophariaceae families are identified from Kermanshah and Harsin region in Kermanshah province (W Iran). From identified species, A. ochracea, C. dunensis, E. griseorubellum, Ps. atrobrunnea, S. coronilla and S. magnivelaris are new for Iranian mycobiota. More information on the studied specimens are as follows:Agrocybe dura (Bolton) Singer (Figs 1 A-D)Kermanshah province: Mahidasht, on soil, 1530 m, 28.04.2010, H. Fadavi (IRAN 14813 F); Kermanshah, Sarfiroozabad, on soil, 1548 m, 04.05.2010,H. Fadavi, (IRAN 14814 F); Kermanshah, Sefidkooh, on soil, 1545 m, 25.04.2010, S. Fadavi (IRAN 14815 F); Kermanshah, Sarabghanbar, on soil, 1490 m,14.05.2010, S. Fadavi (IRAN 14816 F).Agrocybe ochracea Nauta, Persoonia 18(3): 429 (2004). (Figs 2 A-D)Kermanshah province: Sarabghanbar, on wood, 1535 m, 05.04.2010, S. Fadavi (IRAN 14817 F).Agrocybe vervacti (Fr.) Singer. (Figs 3 A-B)Kermanshah province: Sarabghanbar, on soil, 1506 m, 14.01.2010, S. Fadavi (IRAN 14818 F).Conocybe dunensis T.J. Wallace, Trans. Br. mycol. Soc. 43(2): 192 (1960). (Figs 4 A-D)Kermanshah province: Sefidkooh, on soil, 1455 m, 16.05.2010, S. Fadavi (IRAN 14819 F).Conocybe lactea (J.E. Lange) Métrod. (Figs 5 A-B)Kermanshah province: Kermanshah, on soil, 1400 m, 03.05.2010, S. Fadavi (IRAN 14820 F).Entoloma griseorubellum (Lasch) Kalamees & Urbonas, in Urbonas, Kalamees & Lukin, Conspectus florum agaricalium fungorum (Agaricales s.l.)Lithuaniae, Latviae et Estoniae (materies 1778-1984 annorum) (Vilnius): 39 (1986). (Figs 6 A-B)Kermanshah province: Harsin, Bisetoon, Chehr village, on soil, 07.04.2010, Z. Chehri (IRAN 14840 F).Pholiota highlandensis (Peck.) Smith & Hesler. (Figs 7 A-D)Kermanshah province: Taghebostan, on cinder, 1353 m, 09.01.2010, S. Fadavi (IRAN 14862 F).Psilocybe atrobrunnea (Lasch) Gillet, Hyménomycètes (Alençon): 586 (1878). (Figs 8 A-D)Kermanshah province: Sarabghanbar, on soil, 1535 m, 05.04.2010, S. Fadavi (IRAN 14860 F).Stropharia coronilla (Bull.) Quél., Mém. Soc. Émul. Montbéliard, Sér. 2 5: 110 (1872)). (Figs 9 A-D)Kermanshah province: Taghebostan, on soil, 1553 m, 27.09.2010, S. Fadavi (IRAN 14866 F); Kermanshah, Sarabghanbar, on soil, 1535 m, 13.03.2010,S. Fadavi (IRAN 14867 F); Kermanshah, Mahidasht, on soil, 1530 m, 09.04.2010, H. Fadavi (IRAN 14868 F); Kermanshah, Sanandaj Road, on soil,03.05.2010, H. Fadavi (IRAN 14869 F); Kermanshah province: Sefidkooh, on soil, 1540 m, 05.05.2010, S. Fadavi (IRAN 14870 F); Kermanshah,Sarfiroozabad, on soil, 1547 m, 03.05.2010, H. Fadavi (IRAN 14871 F).Stropharia magnivelaris Peck. Harriman Alaska Expedition 5: 44 (1904). (Figs 10 A-D)Kermanshah province: Kermanshah, Sefidkooh, on soil, 1455 m, 15.04.2010, S. Fadavi (IRAN 14872 F).

Due to the importance of the Arasbaran forest (E. Azarbaijan, N.W. Iran) as a biosphere preserve and having a rich flora and fauna, macrofungi flora of Arasbaran region, were studied from 2003. This is the first in a series of publications on floristic studies of macrofungi of Arasbaran forests. In this paper, species of the genus Cortinarius, subgenus Myxacium are studied.The genus Cortinarius Fr. is largest genus of gilled basidiomycete fungi. There are about 2000 species epithets for this genus in the world. The following characters delimit Cortinarius taxa: (i) a rusty brown to ochraceous spore print, (ii) spores lacking a germ pore and (iii) a cortinate veil. Cortinarius spp. form ectomycorrhizal associations with plants and also some species have been considered as poisonous mushrooms.

Six species of the genus Amanita are reported from Iran. Among them A. aspera, A. caesarea and A. crocea are new members for Iranian fungus flora. Three previously reported species viz. A. battarae, A. ceciliae and A. rubescens var. rubescens are studied in details. All species areredescribed and illustrated with microphotographs and drawings.

In the present study, six species of Basidiomycetes all belonging to the genus Agaricus are reported for the first time from Iran along with details of macroscopic and microscopic characteristics. Six species are as follows: Agaricus campestris, A. lalage, A. nigrovinosus, A. nivescens, A. purpurellus and A. silvaticus.

In the present study, six species of Basidiomycetes all belonging to the genus Agaricus are reported for the first time from Iran along with details of macroscopic and microscopic characteristics. Six species are as follows: Agaricus campestris, A. lalage, A. nigrovinosus, A. nivescens, A. purpurellus and A. silvaticus.

Basidiocarps of species of Armillaria, Russula, Lactarius and Agaricus with fungal infection were collected from different regions of Iran. Portions of infected carpophores, were taken and cultured on PDA, PCA and MEA. Fungicolous isolates were identified on the basis of morphological characters such as: color and shape of colony, morphology and branching of conidiophores, manner of proliferation of the conidiogenous cells, conidial size, septation and ontogeny and forms of chlamydospores. The isolates were identified as...

Macro-fungi from different places of Mazandaran and Tehran provinces, collected since 1982-2000, identified. An account of 16 Coprinus species, namely, Coprinus picaceus, C. cinereus, C. lagopus, C. lagopides, C. macrocephalus, C. brunneofibrillosus, C. subimpatiens, C. angulatus, C. niveus, C. ephemeroides, C. comatus, C. flocculosus, C. scobicola, C. disseminatus, C. plicatilis and C. patouillardii, were collected around Noor, Babulsar and Tehran and identified. Nine species, namely, Coprinus lagopus, C. comatus, C. flocculosus, C. scobicola, C. disseminatus, C. plicatilis, C. picaceus, C. macrocephalus and C. niveus,were previously recorded from Iran but other 7 species, namely, C. lagopides, C. macrocephalus, C. brunneofibrillosus, C. subimpatiens, C. angulatus, C. ephemeroides and C. cinereus are new to Iran along with C. lagopus, C. niveus, C. picaceus and C. macrocephalus are described and illustrated in detail.