Critical revision of myxomycetes in the Buenos Aires BAFC herbarium — 1

Moreno, G.; Castillo, A.; Deschamps, Jorge R.

doi:10.5248/123.63

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“…-The main characters of this species are the yellow to orange sporotheca with grey shades, the small, conical, and white pseudocolumella, and the white, robust, striated, and carbonated stalk. Interesting macroscopic photographs were taken by Moreno et al (2015), and they confirm our observations. This species is distributed worldwide (https://discoverlife.org).…”

Section: Licea Pygmaea (Meyl) Ingsupporting

confidence: 82%

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New myxomycete records from the Canary Islands

Moreno¹

2020

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The volcanic Canary Islands constitute a biodiversity hotspot. Although our knowledge of the native flora and fauna species is extensive, the myxobiota of these islands is not so well-known. For this reason, we provide herein eight new records for the checklist of Canarian myxomycetes with accurate descriptions and macro- and microphotographs. The specimens were collected in Tenerife during the months of November and December 1987. All of them are new to the Canary Islands.

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Section: Licea Pygmaea (Meyl) Ingsupporting

confidence: 82%

“…(Mitchell 1978) sporocarps, and its spores are 8.5-10 µm diam., a range which overlaps with P. quadrata. Therefore, some authors (as Moreno et al 2012) considered them as one very variable species. The first SEM studies focused on the differentiation of P. depressa and P. quadrata were done by Keller & Eliasson (1992).…”

Section: Licea Pygmaea (Meyl) Ingmentioning

confidence: 99%

New myxomycete records from the Canary Islands

Moreno¹

2020

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“…The spores are 12.6-13.4 μm diam and the capillitium is typical for the species, hyaline and forming a complete net. In South America it has only been recorded previously from Argentina (Moreno & al., 2012). …”

Section: Comatricha Laxamentioning

confidence: 93%

Myxomycete diversity in the coastal desert of Peru with emphasis on the lomas formations

Lado¹,

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Estrada–Torres³

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Anal. Jard. Bot. Madr.

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Results obtained from the first survey for myxomycetes in the hyperarid areas of Peru are reported. Sampling over three consecutive years was carried out at 96 localities between 0 and 1500 m elevation. A total of 78 species from 23 genera in all 6 myxomycete orders were determined from 723 collections of myxomycetes. One new species, Didymium peruvianum, is described, 2 species new to the Neotropics, 4 new records for South America and 41 additional new species for Peru are reported, increasing the country catalogue by over 50%. Results show that arid areas are rich in myxomycetes, and that each area has a unique species assemblage. Endemic plants had a particular relevance as myxomycete substrates. The predominance of the order Physarales in arid areas is reinforced, and the ecological importance of coastal fogs (garúas) is evident from the results. Comments are included on interesting or rare collections, as are SEM micrographs of several species and statistical evaluation of the results. Se dan a conocer los resultados del primer estudio realizado sobre los Myxomycetes de las regiones hiperáridas de Perú. El muestreo, realizado en tres años consecutivos, se ha llevado a cabo en 96 localidades situadas entre 0 y 1500 m de altitud. En total se obtuvieron 723 colecciones de mixomicetes, pertenecientes a 6 órdenes, 23 géneros y 78 especies. Se describe una nueva especie, Didymium peruvianum, 2 especies se citan por primera vez en el Neotrópico, 4 son nuevos registros para América del Sur y 41 especies más son nuevos registros para Perú, con lo que el catálogo del país se incrementa en un 50%. Los resultados muestran que las zonas áridas son ricas en mixomicetes, y que cada area tiene un conjunto único de especies. Las plantas endémicas, dominantes en estos ambientes, tuvieron una relevancia especial como sustrato para los myxomycetes. Se pone de manifiesto el predominio de los representantes del órden Physarales en las zonas áridas, lo que refuerza resultados previos, así como la importancia ecológica de las nieblas costeras (garúas). Se incluyen comentarios de las especies más interesantes o poco comunes, así como fotografías realizadas con microscopio electrónico de barrido, y una evaluación estadística de los resultados.

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“…In Poland, it is represented by 11 species (Drozdowicz et al 2003). Badhamia versicolor Lister has a cosmopolitan range, but occurs rarely in North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Africa and Australia (Macbride 1922;Krzemieniewska 1960;Wrigley de Basanta 1998;Ranade et al 2012;Abdel-Azeem & Salem Fatma 2013;Moreno et al 2013;Wellman 2015;www.discoverlife. org).…”

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A new record of Badhamia versicolor Lister (Physaraceae) in Poland

Pliszko

Bochynek

2017

Biodiversity Research and Conservation

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Abstract. The paper presents a new Polish record of Badhamia versicolor, a nationally rare and red-listed species of Myxomycetes. It was discovered on the edge of the disused sand and gravel pit (formerly, a gravel mine of the Polish State Railway) in the town of Suwałki, north-eastern Poland. Two small clusters of mature fruiting bodies of B. versicolor were noticed on a bark of living poplar (unidentified species of Populus) and on a fallen leaf of the same poplar tree. Photographic documentation of specimens collected from a new locality is provided.

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Critical revision of myxomycetes in the Buenos Aires BAFC herbarium — 1

Cited by 5 publications

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New myxomycete records from the Canary Islands

New myxomycete records from the Canary Islands

Myxomycete diversity in the coastal desert of Peru with emphasis on the lomas formations

A new record of Badhamia versicolor Lister (Physaraceae) in Poland

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