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Hygrocybe and the other macrofungal taxa associated with low nutrient grasslands have intrigued mycologists because of the uncertainty of their trophic status. Various lines of evidence have suggested that they may be biotrophic, rather than saprotrophic. However, the mechanism of such an association is not yet established. We conducted simple field experiments aiming to shed some more light into...
The loss of semi-natural grasslands in Europe, largely though ploughing/reseeding and synthetic fertiliser inputs, has caused a severe reduction in the diversity and abundance of grassland macrofungi. Of these, it is the colourful members of the genus Hygrocybe spp. (waxcaps) that have received most conservation attention, with current management prescriptions recommending the avoidance of fertiliser...
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