Biogeographical patterns in myxomycetes

Schnittler, Martin; Dagamac, Nikki Heherson A.; Woyzichovski, Jan; Novozhilov, Yuri K.

doi:10.1016/b978-0-12-824281-0.00009-9

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“…Rostaf. and L. neoperforatum) are reported to be truly nivicolous rather than merely requiring cool conditions (Schnittler et al 2022). It is, therefore, notable that the substrate on which the fruiting bodies of D. niveum eventually appeared in culture and the fruiting bodies of the two species of Lepidoderma were collected in late June/early July with no sign of recent snowmelt nearby.…”

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“…Most myxomycetes are cosmopolitan in distribution, absent only at very high latitudes and the highest elevations. However, some species appear to be restricted to temperate or tropical regions, and others have been collected only in deserts or other arid areas, or around melting snowbanks in alpine environments (Stephenson 2021;Schnittler et al 2022). Many morphologically defined species may be "complexes of cryptic species showing more limited distribution patterns than the morphospecies as a whole" (Schnittler et al 2022: 382).…”

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Recent records of myxomycetes from New Brunswick, Canada

Zoll,

Bremner,

Clayden

et al. 2024

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Studies of the diversity of myxomycetes or plasmodial slime moulds (Amoebozoa) in New Brunswick are lagging behind those of many other groups of terrestrial organisms. Here, we summarize the myxomycetes of the province as documented by recently collected specimens held by the New Brunswick Museum (NBM). Between 2007 and 2019, 264 specimens were collected, representing 80 species in 29 genera. Most of these records result from targetted searching during NBM-led biodiversity surveys (the BiotaNB project) in provincial protected natural areas between 2014 and 2019 and a mycological foray on Campobello Island in 2016. Previously, only seven species had been reported for the province. Consistent with their worldwide distributions and abundance, Arcyria cinerea, Fuligo septica, Ceratiomyxa fruticulosa, and Lycogala epidendrum were the most collected species, whereas the globally rare species Paradiacheopsis microcarpa has been collected in New Brunswick six times. Forty-two species were found only once, and five of these (Comatricha mirabilis, Fuligo laevis, Hemitrichia chrysospora, Lepidoderma neoperforatum, Listerella paradoxa) are rare worldwide.

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Recent records of myxomycetes from New Brunswick, Canada

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Bremner,

Clayden

et al. 2024

Can Field Nat

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“…Myxomycete spores have been detected in the air (Kamono et al, 2009), but no direct evidences for a long-distance dispersal have been found. Nevertheless, their ability for a longdistance dispersal is indirectly confirmed by presumably cosmopolitan distribution of many species and a relatively diverse myxomycete assemblages found on remote islands (see a detailed discussion in Schnittler et al, 2021). Myxomycete sporocarps are often conspicuous, easy to find in nature and preserve as dried herbarium specimens.…”

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Genetic structure of the protist Physarum albescens (Amoebozoa) revealed by multiple markers and genotyping by sequencing

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“…natural and altered environments by human activity (Lado 2005, Keller et al 2022Schnittler et al 2022). Although they are not harmful to plants, the frequent coexistence with arthropods and fungi can have negative consequences, in the possibility of being vectors of pathogens.…”

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Mixomicetos associados à serapilheira da nogueira-pecan, Carya illinoinensis (Wangenh.) K. Koch (Juglandaceae)

2023

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A nogueira-pecan (Carya illinoinensis, Juglandaceae) foi introduzida no Brasil no início do século XX por imigrantes americanos e seu cultivo atualmente se estende desde o Rio Grande do Sul até Minas Gerais, com aproximadamente 2,4 mil hectares plantados. Apresenta-se o primeiro relato de mixomicetos associados à serapilheira de C. illinoinensis, diretamente observados no campo, esporulados sobre folhas secas (Physarum cinereum, P. melleum, P. polycephalum), gravetos e folhas secas (Diachea leucopodia) e galhos (Fuligo cinerea, F. septica, Hemitrichia serpula var. serpula). As espécies mais constantes foram P. melleum e D. leucopodia. Fuligo cinerea é registrado pela primeira vez para o Rio Grande do Sul; D. leucopodia e P. cinereum são citados pela primeira vez para a porção brasileira do Pampa, elevando para 61 o número de espécies conhecidas para o bioma.

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Biogeographical patterns in myxomycetes

Cited by 5 publications

References 198 publications

Recent records of myxomycetes from New Brunswick, Canada

Recent records of myxomycetes from New Brunswick, Canada

Genetic structure of the protist Physarum albescens (Amoebozoa) revealed by multiple markers and genotyping by sequencing

Mixomicetos associados à serapilheira da nogueira-pecan, Carya illinoinensis (Wangenh.) K. Koch (Juglandaceae)

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