Ascomycete.org Journal

The electronic journal Ascomycete.org (ISSN 2100-0840) is published under Creative Commons license. Each volume contains 5 to 6 fascicles per year. The journal accepts all articles dealing with taxonomy of Ascomycota. As an international journal, it authorizes the authors to submit their text in the following languages: French, English, German, Italian and Spanish. The texts must respect the “rules to authors” (see Documents) and are submitted to the opinion of our Editorial Board. They must be sent to the address contact@ascomycete.org.

Delayed Open Access

Ascomycete.org is an Open Access journal with a one-year embargo, i.e. the articles are freely available from the year following their publication (or exceptionally the year of publication).

The last published issue of Ascomycete.org is fascicle 2, vol. 15 (June 2023):

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List of Articles

Revue bibliographique : Operculate Discomycetes of Israel

By Van Vooren N. – 15 March 2014

Phylogenetic and morphological studies in the genus Pseudoplectania (Ascomycota, Pezizales)

By Carbone M., Agnello C., Alvarado P. – 15 March 2014

New phylogenetic studies focused on the genus Pseudoplectania confirm the independence of the already known species Pseudoplectania nigrella, P. melaena, and P. ericae, although th...

Cheilymenia catenipila J. Moravec (Pezizales). Un rare discomycète coprophile découvert en Espagne et en France

By Rubio E., Delpont M. – 15 March 2014

The authors describe and illustrate a rare coprophilous fungus, Cheilymenia catenipila J. Moravec, collected for the first time in Spain and France

Apports à la connaissance de Caloscypha fulgens (Pezizales)

By Dougoud R. – 15 March 2014

Specifics of Caloscypha fulgens (Pers.) Boud., concerning the stipe, mycelium and microchemical reactions of pigments, are described and illustrated

Hydnotrya tulasnei and Mattirolomyces terfezioides (Pezizales) two hypogeous fungi that rarely appear in Greece

By Konstantinidis G., Kaounas V. – 15 March 2014

Two hypogeous Ascomycetes recently observed in Greece are presented: Hydnotrya tulasnei and Mattirolomyces terfezioides. Descriptions based on specimens found are given, accompanie...

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