Eurotiaceae Trovate in Risaia

Corte, A. Montemartini

doi:10.1080/11263506809426690

Giornale botanico italiano

1968

DOI: 10.1080/11263506809426690

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Eurotiaceae Trovate in Risaia

A. Montemartini Corte

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“…Westerdykella spp. have mostly been isolated from soil (Routien 1956, Chattopadhyay & Das Gupta 1957, Cain 1961, Mathur & Thirumalachar 1962, Rai & Tewari 1962, von Arx & Storm 1967, Montemartini Corte 1968, Ahmad & Sultana 1973, Lee & Baker 1973, Mukerji & Saxena 1975, Ito & Nagakiri 1995, also from sediments of fresh (Milko 1965, Mishra 1995 or saline (ElSharouny et al 2009) water, sometimes from vegetable matter (Clum 1955, Cain 1961, Ebead et al 2012. As far as we know, only W. cylindrica and W. cylindrispora have been recorded, rarely and exclusively, from dung (Lodha 1971, Malloch & Cain 1972, Bell 2005.…”

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Coprophilous pyrenomycetes s.l. from the Tuscan Archipelago and adjacent peninsular coast: description of five species new to Italy

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Coprophilous pyrenomycetes s.l. from the Tuscan Archipelago and adjacent peninsular coast: description of five species new to Italy

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Emericellopsis stolkiae sp.nov. from saline soils in Wyoming

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1971

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The hyphomyceteTeberdinia hygrophilagen. nov., sp. nov. and related anamorphs ofPseudeurotiumspecies

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A hyphomycetous fungus isolated from montane fen soil in the Caucasus Mountains, Russia, had obscurely sympodial conidiogenous cells that suggested a link to the heterogeneous genus Leptodontidium. Sequence analysis of the nuclear ribosomal small subunit and internal transcribed spacer region, however, disclosed that the fungus was an anamorphic member of a clade containing the cleistothecial ascomycetous genus Pseudeurotium. Teberdinia, gen. nov., is proposed for the blastic, generally sympodially proliferating anamorphs in this group, and Teberdinia hygrophila, sp. nov., is proposed for the species from upland fens. Binomials are not proposed for the remaining Teberdinia anamorphs of Pseudeurotium species. Purely anamorphic isolates in this clade are difficult to recognize using current morphological keys and might be more widely distributed and ecologically significant than is currently evident.

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Eurotiaceae Trovate in Risaia

Cited by 4 publications

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Coprophilous pyrenomycetes s.l. from the Tuscan Archipelago and adjacent peninsular coast: description of five species new to Italy

Coprophilous pyrenomycetes s.l. from the Tuscan Archipelago and adjacent peninsular coast: description of five species new to Italy

Emericellopsis stolkiae sp.nov. from saline soils in Wyoming

The hyphomyceteTeberdinia hygrophilagen. nov., sp. nov. and related anamorphs ofPseudeurotiumspecies

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