Fungal species associated with butt rot of mature Scots pine and Norway spruce in northern boreal forests of Northern Ostrobothnia and Kainuu in Finland

Kaitera, Juha; Henttonen, Helena M.; Müller, Michael M.

doi:10.1007/s10658-019-01678-2

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“…This genus is distributed worldwide in soil (Rafhaella et al 2020), herbivorous dung and rotten plants (van Tieghem 1876), and particularly in the mycangia of ambrosia beetles (A. psychrophilia Hesselt. & J.J. Ellis;Hesseltine & Ellis 1964, Kaitera et al 2019 as well as the body surface of bats (A. stercoraria Hyang B. Lee, H.S. Lee & T.T.T.…”

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Outline and divergence time of subkingdom Mucoromyceta: two new phyla, five new orders, six new families and seventy-three new species

Zhao

Dai

Liu

2022

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Zygomycetes are phylogenetically early diverged, ecologically diverse, industrially valuable, agriculturally beneficial, and clinically pathogenic fungi. Although new phyla and subphyla have been constantly established to accommodate specific members and a subkingdom, Mucoromyceta, was erected to unite core zygomycetous fungi, their phylogenetic relationships have not been well resolved. Taking account of the information of monophyly and divergence time estimated from ITS and LSU rDNA sequences, the present study updates the classification framework of the subkingdom Mucoromyceta from the phylum down to the generic rank: six phyla (including two new phyla Endogonomycota and Umbelopsidomycota), eight classes, 15 orders (including five new orders Claroideoglomerales, Cunninghamellales, Lentamycetales, Phycomycetales and Syncephalastrales), 41 families (including six new families Circinellaceae, Gongronellaceae, Protomycocladaceae, Rhizomucoraceae, Syzygitaceae and Thermomucoraceae), and 121 genera. The taxonomic hierarchy was calibrated with estimated divergence times: phyla 810-639 Mya, classes 651-585 Mya, orders 570-400 Mya, and families 488- Mya. Along with this outline, 71 genera are annotated and 73 new species are described. In addition, three new combinations are proposed. In this paper, we update the taxonomic backbone of the subkingdom Mucoromyceta and reinforce its phylogeny. We also contribute numerous new taxa and enrich the diversity of Mucoromyceta.

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Outline and divergence time of subkingdom Mucoromyceta: two new phyla, five new orders, six new families and seventy-three new species

Zhao

Dai

Liu

2022

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“…Members of Absidia are widely distributed in soils, plant residues, herbivorous dung, decaying substrates and air [2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10]. In particular, some species are found in the mycangia of ambrosia beetles (A. psychrophilia) [11,12], as well as the body surface of bats (A. stercoraria: https://bccm.belspo.be/content/remarkablefungal-biodiversity-northern-belgium-bats, accessed on 27 December 2021). Species within Absidia possess important metabolites for industrial and medical applications, such as steroids, α-galactosidase, laccase, fatty acids and chitosan [13][14][15][16][17][18].…”

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Three New Species of Absidia (Mucoromycota) from China Based on Phylogeny, Morphology and Physiology

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Species of Absidia are distributed widely in the environment, while their diversity is insufficiently studied. Three new species, A. frigida, A. gemella and A. longissima, are proposed herein from Xinjiang and Yunnan in China based on phylogenetic, morphological and physiological evidence. According to maximum likelihood (ML), maximum parsimony (MP) and Bayesian inference (BI) analyses, the phylogenetical results suggest that A. frigida, A. gemella and A. longissima are closely related to A. psychrophilia, A. turgida and A. zonata and A. koreana, respectively, based on ITS and LSU rDNA sequences. Absidia frigida is characterized by a lower growth temperature, which does not grow above 24 °C. It differs from A. psychrophilia by sporangiophores, sporangia, columellae, collars and projections. Absidia gemella is distinguished from A. turgida by hypha, sporangiospores, sporangia, projections and sporangiophores. Absidia longissima is discriminated from A. zonata and A. koreana by sporangiophores, columellae and collars. The three new species are described and illustrated in this article.

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“…However, a few species are endemic to animal dung and insect remains, such as A. psychrophilia Hesselt. and J.J. Ellis from mycangia of ambrosia beetles [ 8 , 19 ], and A. stercoraria Hyang B. Lee et al from rat dung [ 20 ].…”

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Species Diversity and Ecological Habitat of Absidia (Cunninghamellaceae, Mucorales) with Emphasis on Five New Species from Forest and Grassland Soil in China

Zhao

Nie

Zong

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Although species of Absidia are known to be ubiquitous in soil, animal dung, and insect and plant debris, the species diversity of the genus and their ecological habitats have not been sufficiently investigated. In this study, we describe five new species of Absidia from forest and grassland soils in southwestern China, with support provided by phylogenetic, morphological, and physiological evidence. The species diversity and ecological habitat of Absidia are summarized. Currently, 22 species are recorded in China, which mainly occur in soil, especially in tropical and subtropical forests and mountains. An updated key to the species of Absidia in China is also provided herein. This is the first overview of the Absidia ecological habitat.

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Fungal species associated with butt rot of mature Scots pine and Norway spruce in northern boreal forests of Northern Ostrobothnia and Kainuu in Finland

Cited by 6 publications

References 39 publications

Outline and divergence time of subkingdom Mucoromyceta: two new phyla, five new orders, six new families and seventy-three new species

Outline and divergence time of subkingdom Mucoromyceta: two new phyla, five new orders, six new families and seventy-three new species

Three New Species of Absidia (Mucoromycota) from China Based on Phylogeny, Morphology and Physiology

Species Diversity and Ecological Habitat of Absidia (Cunninghamellaceae, Mucorales) with Emphasis on Five New Species from Forest and Grassland Soil in China

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