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In the Belső-Cserehát the oak-wood pastures have signifi cant natural values. Th ese areas remaining aft er the abandonment of grazing become more and more conspicuous as protected areas nowadays, Europe-wide. Th e Irota wood pasture has been formed from Quercetum petraeaecerris and Carici pilosae-Carpinetum forest associations. In the 1980s aft er the abandonment of grazing the area went through a spontaneous aff orestation. Th e mycoand phyto-coenological survey of the Irota wood pasture was made in 2004–2005 and was repeated in 2014–2015. Th e size of samples was determined following myco-coenological methodology in fi ve plots. During the mycological fi eld survey 107 macrofungi species were recorded, 31 of which are new in this area. Among them several rare species were found such as Aureoboletus gentilis, Rugosomyces carneus, Helvella pezizoides, Mycena abramsii, Pluteus cinereofuscus, Tubaria conspersa, Bolbitius reticulatus and Lentinellus ursinus.

Macrofungi records from a wood pasture in the Belső-Cserehát