The data are from the Research Project Flora Micológica Ibérica I-VI (1990-2008) of the Spanish Ministry of Education and Science. The Information System is based on an extensible prototype that is currently being developed by Juan Carlos Hernández-Crespo [see how to cite this resource].

Within this application you can search by different ranks as authors, titles, publications, genera, species, forms and varieties on more than 10,000 books and papers through a fast, friendly and useful navigation based on data relations and visualization (Fig.1).

This on-line Information System covers 2,238 Fungal Taxa from more than 70,000 records published in Cuadernos de Trabajo de Flora Micológica Ibérica (vols. 1-21).

The on-line fungal species belong to the Resupinate Non-poroid Aphyllophorales (Tellería et al. 1991, 1992, 1993; Dueñas, 2001), Myxomycetes (Lado, 1993; Pando, 1997, 2001), Gasteromycetes (Calonge, 1996), Laboulbeniales (Santamaría, 1996), Tremellales, Auriculariales, Septobasidiales, Exobasidiales, Dacrymycetales and Tulasnellales (Dueñas, 1997), Dothideales (Checa, 1997), Cantharellales, Hericiales and Thelephorales (Illana & Blanco, 2001; Blanco & Illana, 2004), Helotiales (Galán, 2001), Boletales lamelados (Heykoop & Moreno, 2001), Ustilaginales (Almaraz, 2002), Aquatic Hyphomycetes (Descals & Rodríguez-Pérez, 2003), Gomphales (Perez-Daniëls, 2003), Resupinate Thelephoraceae (Salcedo et al., 2004) and the genera Amanita and Limacella (Castro, 1997), Inocybe (Esteve-Raventós, 1999), Psathyrella (Heykoop, 2001) and Agaricus (Parra, 2003).

The on-line nomenclature deals with Eumycetozoa (Myxomycetes, Protostelids y Dictyostelids) (Lado, 2001; Hernández-Crespo & Lado, 2005) and the genus Agaricus (Parra, 2005).