Fungi of Switzerland, Volume 2: Non Gilled Fungi Heterobasidiomycetes, Aphyllophorales, Gastromycetes

HONERMANN I and G. BICHOZ distinguished themselves by working up particularly large numbers of species. By drawing microscopic leatures and documenting some oI their finds by photographs, we were able to include some rare species in the book which probably otherwise would be absent. We owe thanks to P. AMFEIN Ior his competent organization and anangement of the specimen cards and dried specimens. We are indebted to our illustration specialist H. SUI7EB tor his neat and clear map of Switzerland with the quadrant numbers. We received valuable suggestions and information both orally and written frcm B. T. 1. Les Ascomycètes t. 2. Hétérobasidiomycètes, aphyllophorales, gastéromycètes t. 3. Bolets et champignons à lames, 1ère partie : strobilomycetaceae et boletaceae, paxillaceae, gomphidiaceae, hygrophoraceae, tricolomataceae, polyporaceae (lamellées) t. 4. Champignons à lames, 2ème partie : entolomataceae, pluteaceae, amanitaceae, agarinaceae, coprinaceae, bolbitiaceae, strophariaceae t. 5. Champignons à lames, 3ème partie : cortinariaceae. 528 species with descriptions, habitat and collection data, drawings of microscopic features, and color photographs.