Polypores of Sweden
A checklist of Swedish polypores with information abouthosts, frequency and geographical distribution. The information is basedon a five-year investigation project comprising extensive field studiesas well as registration of polypore material deposited in Swedish herbaria.
Most names follow Ryvarden & Gilbertson (1993-94):European Polypores
Genera (number of species)
Abortiporus (1)
Albatrellus (6)
Amylocystis (1)
Anomoporia (4)
Antrodia (16)
Antrodiella (9)
Bjerkandera (2)
Boletopsis (2)
Ceriporia (4)
Ceriporiopsis (8)
Cerrena (1)
Climacocystis (1)
Coltricia (3)
Coriolopsis (2)
Daedalea (1)
Daedaleopsis (2)
Datronia (2)
Dichomitus (2)
Diplomitoporus (3)
Fomes (1)
Fomitopsis (2)
Ganoderma (5)
Gloeophyllum (5)
Gloeoporus (2)
Grifola (1)
Hapalopilus (3)
Haploporus (1)
Heterobasidon (1)
Inonotus (13)
Irpex (1)
Ischnoderma (2)
Junghuhnia (5)
Laetiporus (1)
Lenzites (1)
Leptoporus (1)
Meripilus (1)
Oligoporus (22)
Oxyporus (4)
Pachykytospora (1)
Parmastomyces (1)
Perenniporia (5)
Phaeolus (1)
Phellinus (19)
Phylloporia (1)
Physisporinus (2)
Piloporia (1)
Piptoporus (2)
Polyporus (10)
Protomerulius (1)
Pycnoporellus (2)
Pycnoporus (1)
Schizopora (1)
Skeletocutis (15)
Spongipellis (3)
Trametes (6)
Trichaptum (3)
Tyromyces (5)
Total number of species: 221
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