mycoflora Iceland KERSTIN HOLM and LENNART HOLM Institute of Systematic Botany, P.O. Box 541, S Uppsa1a, Sweden

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ACTA BOT. ISL. 7: 3-11, 1984. A contribution to the mycoflora of Iceland KERSTIN HOLM and LENNART HOLM Institute of Systematic Botany, P.O. Box 541, S-751 21 Uppsa1a, Sweden ABSTRACT: Records are given for some 50 micromycetes, mainly Ascomycetes, new to Iceland. In the summer of 1971 the authors had the privilege of taking part in a botanical excursion to Iceland, organized by Dr. Bengt Jonsell, then at the University of Uppsala. We seized the opportunity to collect microfungi which at long last have been worked up. Most of them are of course common and well known, but also a number of more interesting things have been encountered; some of them have already been published by us elsewhere (1977, 1979, 1980, 1981). Listed here are those finds which represent species not mentioned in LARSEN'S comprehensive survey (1931). The material was collected in the period 20th of July to 2nd of August 1971 and is preserved in ups. In addition are included some collections made by Professor J.A. Nannfeldt in July 1962 when participating in the Symposium on North Atlantic Biota. We also gratefully acknowledge his determinations of the HysteropezizeZZae; our thanks are likewise due to Dr. H. Hein (Berlin) and Dr. S. Sivertsen (Trondheim) for expert advice. The following abbreviations are used for the regional divisions in Iceland: Arn. = Arnessysla, Baro. = Baroastrandasysla, Eyf. = Eyjafjaroarsysla, Myr. = Myrasysla, N.-ping. = Norour-pingeyjarsysla, Rang. = Rangarvallasysla, S.-ping. = Suour-pingeyjarsysla, Skag. = Skagafjaroarsysla, V.-Hun. = Vestur Hunavatnssysla, V.-Skaft. = Vestur-Skaftafellssysla. Humariaceae DISCOMYCETES SCUTELLINIA CEJPII (Vel.) Svrcek Skag.: Flj6t, Saurbffir, sloping fens E of the road, 74-71, det. S. Sivertsen.

4 ACTA BOTANICA ISLANDICA NO. 7 Sclerotiniaceae RUTSTROEMIA JUNIPERI K. & L. Holm Arn.: Grjota, SW of Blafell near the Kjolur Road. On needles of Juniperus oommunis, 6h-71. Helotiaceae CYATHICULA TURBINATA (Syd.) Dennis On dead stems of Ranunculus acris. Sluttnes in N part of Lake Myvatn, S.-ping.: Myvatnssveit, 500-71. GRAHAMIELLA DRYADIS (Nannf. ex L. Holm) Spooner On Dryas octopetala. Arn.: Hrunamannahreppur, Bruarhloe, eastern side of River Hvita, 59c-71. s.-ping.: Myvatnssveit, ca 500 m S of Haganes, 43f-71. Myr.: Stafholtstungur, Varmaland, 57b-71. V.-Hun.: Vatnsnes, ca 3 km N of Hvammstangi, gravelly ground between the road and the beach, 58c-71. ENCOELIOPSIS RHODODENDRI var. HARRIMANELLAE L. & K.Holm On last year's capsules of Cassiope hypnoides. Rang.: Landmannalaugar, at lagoon lake of River Tungnaa just W of Litli Kylingur, 75b-71. STAMNARIA PERSOONII (Mougeot) Fckl On dead culms of Equisetum variegatum lying on the ground. N.-ping.: Holsfjoll, Grimsstaeir, 47b-71. Hyaloscyphaceae DASYSCYPHUS ELEGANTULUS (Karst.) Rehm On dead stems of Ranunoulus acris. Sluttnes in N part of Lake Myvatn, DASYSCYPHUS ERIOPHORI (Quel.) Sacc. S.-ping.: Myvatnssveit, 50f-71. On Eriophorum angustifolium. Arn.: Hvitarnes at Hvitarvatn, meadows around River Tjarna, 37b-71. DASYSCYPHUS INOPINATUS (Kirschst.) L. & K.Holm On dead Lyoopodium annotinum. Bare.: Vatnsfjoreur, at the head of the bay, J. A. Nannfeldt 175760. DASYSCYPHUS MOLLISSIMUS (Lasch) Dennis On dead stems of Geranium silvaticum. S.-ping.: Myvatnssveit, Sluttnes in N part of Lake Myvatn, 66d-71. UNGUICULARIA DIAPHANA (Rehm) Nannf. On dead stems of Angelica archangelica. ca 500 m S of Haganes (at western shore S.-ping.: Myvatnssveit, of Lake Myvatn), 63d-71;

1984 K. & L. HOLM: MYCOFLORA OF ICELAND 5 Hofoi at southeastern shore of Lake Myvatn, N part of Lake Myvatn, 68b-71. 64-71; Sluttnes in UNGUICULARIA sp. On dead stems of AngeZiaa a~ahangeziaa. S.-ping.: Myvatnssveit, ca 500 m S of Haganes at western shore of Lake Myvatn, 63/-71. This fungus is found intermixed with U. diaphana, coll. 63d-71, and is externally very similar to that species. It seems distinguishable, however, by smaller and darker apothecia. The spores are quite deviating; they are fusiform, of varying length but up to 20 x 3 ~m, with 1 or 2 septa (perhaps more when fully mature). Dermateaceae MOLLISIA cfr. PALUSTRIS (Desm.) Karst. On last year's culms of Junaus a~atiaus. Arn.: pingvellir, meadows at the river ~xara, 20b-71, det. J.A. Nannfeldt. HYSTEROPEZIZELLA OLIVACEA (Mouton) Nannf. On Ca~ex bigezowii. V.-Skaft.: Eldgja, Ofrerufossar, 29b-71. On Ca~ex ~ost~ata. S.-ping.: Myvatnssveit, ca 500 m S of Haganes (at western shore of Lake Myvatn), 42a-71. Sluttnes in N part of Lake Myvatn, 49a-71, det. J.A. Nannfeldt. HYSTEROPEZIZELLA sp. In dead leaves of EZymus a~ena~ius. V.-Skaft.: Myrdalur, Vik, 30b-71. Arn.: Pj6rsardalur, Stong, 32e-71. According to Nannfeldt (personal communication) probably a new species, characterized by the minute, slightly clavate spores, 5-6 x 2 ~m, thereby reminiscent of Hyste~ostegieZZa s. str. but differing from that group i.a. by the filiform paraphyses. MEROSTICTIS PERPUSILLA (Rehm) Defago On Na~dus st~iata. S.-ping.: Myvatnssveit, Reykjahlio, St6ragja, 52d-71. Eyf.: Olafsfjaroarmuli, northeastern slope of Mt. Kistufjall, 350-500 m s.m., 53d-71, det. J.A. Nannfeldt. LAETINAEVIA MINUTISSIMA (Rostr.) Nannf. ex Hein On last year's culms of Equisetum va~iegatum. N.-ping.: Eastern bank of Jokulsa a Fjollum at Dettifoss, 48d-71, det. B. Hein. NAEVIOPSIS ARCTICA (All.) Hein On last year's leaves of AZahemiZZa azpina. Rang.: Landmannalaugar, S faced slope of Mt. Suournamur 1 km N of the hut, 28a- 71.

6 ACTA BOTANICA ISLANDICA NO. 7 NAEVIOPSIS cfr. EPILOBI (Karst.) Hein On old leaves and sterns of EpiZobium ZatifoZium. ardalur, stong, 33b-71. S.-ping.: Fnjoskadalur, between Draflastaoir and Laufas, 70b-71. Arn.: pjorsnear pvera STEGOPEZIZA JUNIPERINA (E. Mull.) Dennis On needles and twigs of Juniperus nana. Arn.: Pjorsardalur, stong, Gjain, 5e-71; Holmavao S of Hvitarvatn, at the bridge across River Hvita, 7a-71; Grjota, SW of Blafell, 6a-71. N. ping.: Kelduhverfi, Asbyrgi, birch wood in the southern part of an old canyon, 9a-71. N.-ping.: Axarfjorour, Sauoafellshals, ca 10 km N of Dettifoss, Bb-71. S.-ping.: Baroardalur, Gooafoss, 10-71. SCUTOMOLLISIA PUNCTUM (Rehm) Nannf. On Nardus stricta. Eyf.: Olafsfjaroarmuli, north-eastern slope of Mt. Kistufjall, 350-500 m s.m., 53e-71. NEOTAPESIA GRADDONII E. Mull. & Hutter On twigs of BetuZa nana. S.-ping.: Fnjoskadalur, near pvera between Draflastaoir and Laufas, 73a-71. NEOTAPESIA cfr. SALICETI (Rehm) E.Mull. S.-ping.: Vaglaskogur, on twigs of SaZix phyzicifozia, 69-71. PYRENOPEZIZA sp. On dead sterns of AngeZica archangezica. S.-ping.: Myvatnssveit, Sluttnes in N part of Lake Myvatn, 6Bi_71. The apothecia are crowded in large darkened patches which seems a distinctive feature of this probably undescribed species. The spores are of ordinary Pyrenopeziza type, 12-15 x 2.5 ~m, slightly clavate. In UPS are several collections of this species, on the same host; they are all from the Abisko area in Swedish Lapland, made by Nannfeldt and labelled by him as "Pyrenopeziza archangezicae ad int." Hypodermataceae COLPOMA JUNIPERI (Karst.) Dennis On twigs of Juniperus communis. the Kjolur Road, 6i-71. Arn.: Grjota SW of Blafell, near Phacidiaceae NAEMACYCLUSPHACTDIOIDES (Fr.) B.Eriks. On dead leaves of ArctostaphyZos uva-ursi. Arn.: Biskupstungur, Haukadalur, forest reserve, 62a-71. S.-ping.: Myvatnssveit, birchwood ca 1.5 km S of Reykjahlio, near Kalfstjorn, 65b-71.

1984 K. & L. HOLM: MYCOFLORA OF ICELAND 7 PYRENOMYCETES UNITUNICATI Nectriaceae NECTRIA ARENULA (Berk. & Br.) Berk. On Carex rostrata. S.-ping.: Myvatnssveit, Sluttnes in N part of Lake Myvatn, 49h-71. Polystigmataceae PHYSALOSPORA EMPETRI Rostr. On Empetrum hermaphroditum. Arn.: Hrunamannahreppur, Bruarhloo, eastern side of River Hvita, 34b-71. PHYLLACHORA JUNCI (Fr.) Fckl On Junaus aratiaus ssp. intermedius. Arn.: pingvellir, meadows at River tlxara, 20d-71. V.-Skaft.: Myrdalur, Hrossatungur, 35a 71. Amphisphaeriaceae PSEUDOMASSARIA ISLANDICA (Joh.) Barr On Dryas oatopetaza. S.-ping.: Myvatnssveit, ca 500 m S of Haganes at western shore of Lake Myvatn, 43b-71. Eyf.: 6lafsfjaroarmuli, northeastern slope of Mt. Kistufjall, 350-500 m s.m., 54a 71. V.-Hun.: Vatnsnes, ca 3 km N of Hvammstangi, gravelly ground between the road and the beach, 5Bb-71. Diaporthaceae ANISOGRAMMA VIRGULTORUM (Fr.) Theiss. & Syd. On BetuZa nana, twigs. S.-ping.: Fnjoskadalur, near pvera between Draflastaoir and Laufas, 73a-71. LINOSPORA On leaves goon lake CAUDATA Larsen of SaZix aazziaarpaea. Rang.: Landmannalaugar, at 1aof Litli Kylingur, of River Tungnaa just W 26a-71. PYRENOMYCETES BITUNICATI EUANTENNARIA RHODODENDRI (Woron.) Hughes On Juniperus aommunis. Arn.: Grjota, SW of Blafell, near the road, 6f-71. N.-ping.: Axarfjorour, Sauoafellshals, ca 10 km N of Dettifoss, Bb-71; Kelduhverfi, Asbyrgi, birch-wood in the southern part of an old canyon, 9a-71.

8 ACTA BOTANICA ISLANDICA NO. 7 Venturia ceae GIBBERA LYCOPODII L. & K.Holm On Lyaopodium azpinum. Eyf.: Olafsfjarearmuli, along the brook leading to Migandifoss, 13b-?1. GIBBERA POLYSPORA B. Eriks. On AratostaphyZos uva-ursi. Arn.: Biskupstungur, Haukadalur, forest reserve, 62d-?1. On Bartsia azpina. Ibidem, 61b-?1. VENTURIA LYCOPODII L.&K. Holm On Lyaopodium annotinum. Bare.: Vatnsfjoreur, at the head of the bay, J.A. Nannfeldt 1?5?6e. Lophiostomataceae LOPHIOSTOMA SEMILIBERUM (Desm.) Ces. & De Not. On Nardus striata. Eyf.: Olafsfjarearmuli, northeastern slope of Mt. Kistufjall, 350-500 m s.m., 53b-?1. Pleosporaceae DIDYMOSPHAERIA CONOIDEA Niessl. In Heterosphaeria patezza on AngeZiaa arahangeziaa. S.-ping.: Myvatnssveit, Sluttnes in N part of Lake Myvatn, 68g-?1. DIDYMOSPHAERIA sp. Ascocarps pyriform, about 150 ~m diam., immersed, with a protruding rather coarse papilla, ca 60 ~m broad and high. Asci cylindrico-clavate, 100-120 ~m, 8-spored. Spores bicellular, constricted at the median septum, 15-18 x 8-10 ~m, dark brown, smooth. In the lower side of dead leaves of Dryas oatopetaza, mainly in the nerves. Myr.: Stafholtstungur, Varmaland, 5?-?ld. This collection apparently represents an undescribed species, but on account of the very scanty material at hand, we refrain from publishing a new name. The fungus may be rare, as we have found it in this sample only, in spite of having scrutinized many hundreds of Dryas leaves from different areas. It can obviously not be identical with the so called Didymosphaeria dryadis (Fckl) Berl. & Vogl. judging from Fuckel's description. The latter fungus is very doubtful but probably an abberant Wettsteinina dryadis, cfr. L. HOLM 1979 p. 90. KEISSLERIELLA CULMIFIDA (Karst.) Bose On EZymus arenarius. V.-Skaft.: Myrdalur, Vik, 30d-?1. METASPHAERIA SEPALORUM Vleug. On flowers of Junaus aratiaus ssp. intermedius: N.-ping.: Hols-

1984 K. & L. HOLM: MYCOFLORA OF ICELAND 9 fjoll, Grimsstaoir, 46a-71. On flowers of Juncus trifidus: Rang.: Landmannalaugar, Namshraun, lava-field W of the hut, 21b 71. PHAEOSPHAERIA EQUISETI var. LINDII L.& K. Holm On Equisetum variegatum. N.-ping.: Eastern bank of J6kulsa a Fj611um at Dettifoss, 48a-71. NODULOSPHAERIA ERYTHROSPORA (Riess) L. Holm On Erysimum hieraciifozium. S.-ping.: Myvatnssveit, Sllittnes in N part of Lake Myvatn, 67c-71. MELANOMMA DRYADIS Johans. On Dryas octopetaza. MYr.: Stafholtstungur, Varmaland, 57c-71. HERPOTRICHIA JUNIPERI (Duby.) Petr. On dead Juniperus communis. the Kj61ur Road, 6g-71. CLATHROSPORA ELYNAE Rbh. Arn.: Grj6ta SW of Blafell, near On last year's Kobresia myosuroides. Rang.: Landmannalaugar, Namshraun, lava-field W of the hut, 23a-71. CLATHROSPORA HETEROSPORA (De Not.) Wehm. On last year's culms of Juncus arcticus ssp. intermedius. N. ping.: Holsfj611, Grimsstaoir, 46b-71. CLATHROSPORA PENTAMERA (Karst.) Berl. On dead leaves of Carex rostrata. sllittnes in N part of Lake Myvatn, CLATHROSPORA sp. S.-ping.: Myvatnssveit, 49f-71. On last year's leaves of Carex maritima Gunn. (=C. inaurva). N.-ping.: Holsfj611, Grimsstaoir, 47a-71. This sample probably represents an undescribed species. Ascocarps scattered, sometimes rather densely, ca 0.1 mm diam., immersed with a somewhat protruding rather distinct papilla. Asci saccate, ca 125 x 60 ~m, spores elliptico-fusiform, 45-55 x 19-23 ~m, pale yellow brown, 5-septate. The spores remind one of C. pzanispora but are much larger. Dothideaceae MYCOSPHAERELLA JUNIPERINA (Ell.) Tomilin In dead needles of Juniperus communis. Arn.: Holmavao S of Hvitarvatn, at the bridge across River Hvita, 7c-71. MYCOSPHAERELLA LYCOPODII-ANNOTINI Petr. In dead leaves of Lycopodium annotinum. Baro.: Vatnsfj6rour,

10 ACTA BOTANICA ISLANDICA NO. 7 at the head of the bay, J.A. Nannfeldt 17576d. Herpotrichiellaceae HERPOTRICHIELLA POLYSPORA Barr On dead leaves of ApotostaphyZos uva-upsi. Arn.: Biskupstungur, Haukadalur, forest reserve, 62b-71. Trichothyriaceae TRICHOYTHYRINA cfr. NIGROANNULATA (Webst.) J.P. Ellis On partly still green shoots of Lyoopodium azpinum. Eyf.: Olafsfjaroarmuli, along the brook leading to Migandifoss, 13a-71. On dead Napdus stpiota. Eyf.: Olafsfjaroarmuli, northeastern slope of Mt. Kistufjall, 350-500 m s.m., 53a-71. On dead stems of Ange Zioa apohangezioa. S.-ping.: Myvatnssveit, Sluttnes in N part of Lake Myvatn, 68f-71. Micropeltidaceae STOMIOPELTIS DRYADIS (Rehm) L. Holm On dry leaves of Dpyas ootopetata. Arn.: Hrunamannahreppur, Bruarhloo, eastern side of River Hvita, 59a-71. V.-Hun.: Vatnsnes, ca 3 km N of Hvammstangi, gravelly ground between the road and the beach, 5 Bd- 71. Microthyriaceae MORENOINA sp. On dead PoZystiohum Zonohitis. Eyf.: Olafsfjaroarmuli, along the brook leading to Migandifoss, 17f-71. LEMBOSINA GONTARDII E.MUll. On dead twigs of ApotostaphyZos uva-upsi. S.-ping.: Myvatnssveit, birchwood, ca 1,5 km S of Reykjahlio, near Kalfstjorn, 65a-71. Schizothyriaceae SCHIZOTHYRIUM sp. On last year's Poa gzauoa. S.-ping.: Myvatnssveit, birchwood ca 1,5 km S of Reykjahlio, near Kalfstjorn, 44a-71. Ascocarps scattered, superficial on a sparse mycelium, scutate, about 0,1 mm diam, opening by a central pore. Shield not radiate, in surface view composed of dark brown square cells, 2-3 ~m, at margin with a tendency towards formation of a textura epidermoidea. Asci saccate, spores 9-10 x 3 ~m, with a median septum, hyaline. This Liliputian is in many respects a good Sohizothypium but differs by the presence of a central pore - the typical mode of dehiscence in that genus being by fissures from the centre. The fly-speck fungi are known to be polyphagous but we are inclined to believe that this one is truly graminicolous, as the infestation is heavy.

1984 K. & L. HOLM: MYCOFLORA OF ICELAND 11 PISTILLINA HYALINA Quel. BASIDIOMYCETES On EZymus arenarius. Arn.: Pjorsardalur, Stong, 32f-71. V. Skaft.: Myrdalur, vik, 300-71. REFERENCES HOLM, K. & L. HOLM. 1977. Nordic junipericolous Ascomycetes. Symb. Bot. Upsal. 21 (3): 1-70. HOLM, L. 1979. Microfungi on Dryas. Bot. Not. 132: 77-92. HOLM, L. & K. HOLM. 1980. 27: 179-184. Microfungi on Cassiope hypnoides. Norw. J. Bot. HOLM, L. & K. HOLM. 1981 a. Bot. 1: 109-119. HOLM, L. & K. HOLM. 1981 b. 57-72. Nordic equiseticolous Pyrenomycetes. Nord. J. Ascomycetes on Nordic Lycopods. Karstenia 21: LARSEN, P. 1931. Fungi of Iceland. The Botany of Iceland 2: 449-607. Received Aug. 1982

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