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Fruška Gora mountain represents very important source of natural and  semi-natural forest ecosystems in the northern part of the Republic of Serbia  and therefore it is important source of habitats for different groups of  fungi. As opposed to coordinated inventory and monitoring projects of fungi  established around Europe long ago, mycological researches in Serbia are  still sporadic and insufficiently coordinated by authorities and experts. In  accordance with that, available data concerning the state of fungi in Serbia  are scarce. The aim of this work was to collect all relevant unpublished data  considering fungi in Fruška Gora and to present checklist of two fungal  phyla: Myxomycota and Ascomycota. In the presented checklist, 23 recorded  species of Myxomycota (known as fungal analogues) were distributed in 2  classes, 5 orders, and 7 families. The first class (Protosteliomycetes)  contained only one species - Ceratiomyxa fruticulosa (fam. Ceratiomyxaceae).  The largest order was Trichiales (9 species), while the dominant families  were Stemonitidaceae and Trichiaceae, each with 6 species recorded. The most  abundant species was Lycogala epidendrum (fam. Reticulariaceae), with 13  records. Phylum Ascomycota was represented with 95 species belonging to 6  classes, 12 orders and 29 families. The most highly represented classes were  Leotiomycetes (32 species) and Pezizomycetes (31 species). The most abundant  species were: Xylaria polymorpha (17 records), Xylaria hypoxylon (14  records), and Sarcoscypha coccinea (14 records). [Projekat Ministarstva nauke  Republike Srbije, br. III-43002

Preliminary checklist of Myxomycota and Ascomycota from Fruska Gora mountain