Budva in Montenegro and Iráklion in Crete are reported as new, and the third and fourth known localities of the rare polypore Inonotus rickii (Pat.) Reid in Europe. It was growing on the living trunks of Celtis australis L. and of Sambucus nigra L., which are new hosts for this polypore.
Kotlaba F., Pouzar Z. (1994): Two new localities of Inonotus rickii in Europe. – Czech Mycology 47(2): 159–161.
