Hidden diversity Podyjí Thayatal - Mycological guide

The territory of Podyjí National Parks and Thayatal offers mushrooms a variety of attractive habitats. Varied, mostly Deciduous forests of different moisture levels with an unusually large proportion of dead wood, small naturally flowing streams and wet meadows in their floodplains and heat accumulating areas of Pagan and steppe wasteland in the east of the area or on the sunlit edges of rocks in the river valley, all this in front of the gate of the Pannonian basin, i.e. in biogeographical interesting border area that promises a high diversity of the fungal community. Nevertheless, is this realm with regard to published Findings even after thirty or twenty years the existence of national parks on both On the side of the border still a Cinderella, As has been the case throughout the last century. Historical data from the In the first third of the 20th century, The 1960s and 1980s in the Czech Republic On the side of Frantiek Kotlaba and Zdenk Pouzar, After the creation of the National Park e.g. Vladimír Antonín, Alois Vágner, Petr Hrouda, Jan Bák or Filip apoun, on the Austrian side Franz Berger and Franz Priemetzhofer. A summary publication On the Czech side, however, it was only in Year 2000, on Austrian in 2010. To significant finds on the Czech side In 2008, the visit of Dutch mycologists led by Prof. Machiel Evert Noordeloos, but also her have not been published. However, the work published so far suggests that Podyjí/Thayatal is indeed an area with great mycofloristic potential.