Genetic Resources of Fungi in Mt. Boryeon Areas

CHO, Duck-Hyun; CHO, Won-Kyung

doi:10.30960/kjnc.2007.5.1_2.41

Korean J. Nat. Conserv. 2007; 5(1_2):41-61

pISSN: 1598-8880

DOI: https://doi.org/10.30960/kjnc.2007.5.1_2.41

Article

보련산 일대의 균류자원

조덕현¹, 조원경²

Genetic Resources of Fungi in Mt. Boryeon Areas

Duck-Hyun CHO¹, Won-Kyung CHO²

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¹우석대학교 생물학과

²전북대학교 생물학과

¹Department of Biolgy, Woosuk University

²Department of Biology Chonbuk University, Chonju 565-701, Korea

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Published Online: Jun 30, 2007

ABSTRACT

Many fungal fungi were collected at Mt. Boryun of Chungju city, Chungchungbuk-Do. They were identificated with observation and many references. As the resulting, diversities of fungal fungi were 2 divisions, 2 subdivisions, 2 classes, 4 subclasses, 9 oders, 29 families, 61 genera and 97 species. Dominant families are Tricholomatacea, Amanitaceae and Polyporaceae. Dominant genus is Amanita and dominant species is Collybia dryophila. Unrecorded species is Mycena picta (Fr.:Fr.) Harmaja. In fungal fungi for genetic resources were edible 26 species, cultural 7 species, poisonous 15 species, medicinal 14 species, anti-cancer 21 species, ectomycorrizal 15 species and wood rotten 47 species.

Keywords: diversities, fungi; dominant family; dominant genus; dominant species; unrecorded species; genetic resources