New localities of Clathrus ruber (Basidiomycota) in Bulgaria

Abstract

In Bulgaria the basidiomycete Clathrus ruber is known generally from the Black Sea coastal region and has been sporadically recorded in Sofia city, Vitosha Mt and Rodopi Mts. In the last edition of the Red List of fungi in Bulgaria it has been declared as “near threatened”. The paper provides data on three new localities of the species in south-western part of Bulgaria and presents a chorological map for this fungus in the country.

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