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The possibilities of using data on national populations of fungal species to determine the Red List Category (based on the IUCN Criteria)
Author(s) -
Kamil Kędra
Publication year - 2014
Publication title -
acta universitatis lodziensis folia biologica et oecologica
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2083-8484
pISSN - 1730-2366
DOI - 10.2478/fobio-2014-0015
Subject(s) - iucn red list , usability , taxon , extinction (optical mineralogy) , order (exchange) , ecology , geography , computer science , biology , business , paleontology , finance , human–computer interaction
The data is heterogeneous due to the various reasons, e.g. eneven mycological recognition of different parts of Poland. Therefore, the need to collect and analyze all currently available data for those taxa is urgent. The further discussion on the subject focusing on the development of a uniform national standard for such assessments is one of the most relevant issues for the near future. The arguments being presented in this paper are intented to be an additional voice in this discussion.Przedstawione możliwości oceny stopnia zagrożenia gatunków grzybów (kryteria IUCN: A2c, A3c, A4c, B1ab(iii), B2ab(iii) oraz D) wydają się mieć najlepsze zastosowanie przy aktualnym stanie dostępnych danych o ich krajowych populacjach. Pozostałe kryteria powinny być użyte po krytycznej ocenie wpływu wzrostu aktywności poszukiwań grzybów na znaną liczbę ich stanowisk

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