History of Marine Mycology in India

Borse, B. D.; Sarma, V. Venkateswara

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“…Type species: Ajigaurospora pseudopulchella (Nagakiri and Tokura) E. Distribution: Japan [12], India [62]; South Africa [63]; Mexico [64]; Cuba [65]; Thailand [66]; Denmark [67].…”

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“…Conidiogenous cells are holoblastic, terminal, sympodial or irregularly sympodial, and denticulate. Conidia solitary, C-shaped to slightly sigmoid, multiseptated, strongly constricted at septa, terminal and basal cells of mature conidia empty of cytoplasmatic content [62].…”

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“…Halosphaeriaceae (Files S3 and S4; , Australia [72]; India [62]; South Africa [63]; Mexico [64]; Cuba [65]; Thailand [66].…”

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“…Without polar spines, secondary appendages are formed by the fragmentation of exospore, long, fibrous, and peritrichous at each end of the spore and around the central septum [12] [63], Thailand [66], Malasia [80]. Taiwan [76], India [62].…”

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Redefining the Genus Corollospora Based on Morphological and Phylogenetic Approaches

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The present study, initially to resolve the cryptic species within Corollospora maritima, is to determine how to attain taxonomic discrimination at species and generic levels. Multiple sequence alignments (MSAs) of the ITS, 28S, and 18S regions of the nuclear ribosomal cistron were separately subjected to pairwise distance assessments, Bayesian, and Maximum likelihood phylogenetic analyses. Morphological descriptions of 15 type strains of Corollospora species, along with MSAs involving representatives of the whole genus Corollospora (268 isolates, many from C. maritima sensu lato) totaling 355 published sequences, allowed phylogenetic assessments conducted to the following p-distance thresholds in the ITS/28S regions: ≥3%/1% for species segregation and ≥8%/2% for generic segregation. This resulted in the introduction of 10 new genera encompassing 13 new combinations of current Corollospora species: Ajigaurospora pseudopulchella, Corollosporella anglusa, Corollosporella ramulosa, Corollosporopsis portsaidica, Garethelia parvula, Honshuriella fusca, Keraliethelia pulcehlla, Nakagariella filiformis, Paracorollospora angusta, Paracorollospora luteola, Paracorollospora marina, Shirahamella gracilis, and Tokuratelia colossa. Furthermore, seven undefined genera considered putative new genera (pNGenus A to G), and 16 undefined putative new species (seven spp. come from the resolution of the C. maritima complex), await re-assessment of their morphology and additional molecular data, which may result in the recognition of new taxa.

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“…Type species: Ajigaurospora pseudopulchella (Nagakiri and Tokura) E. Distribution: Japan [12], India [62]; South Africa [63]; Mexico [64]; Cuba [65]; Thailand [66]; Denmark [67].…”

Section: New Genera and New Combinationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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confidence: 99%

“…Halosphaeriaceae (Files S3 and S4; , Australia [72]; India [62]; South Africa [63]; Mexico [64]; Cuba [65]; Thailand [66].…”

Section: New Combinationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: New Combinationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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History of marine mycology – a personal perspective

Jones

2023

Botanica Marina

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This article is a personal impression of the key scientists who contributed to the study of marine mycology over past 174 years, especially those the author met during his career studying this unique group of fungi. Marine mycology has been a journey of discovery from a few species to nearly 2000 taxa in nine fungal phyla. Techniques for their study have advanced from morphological observations, to the use of scanning and transmission electron microscopy, to the development of high-throughput sequencing technology and the unravelling of the genomes of selected species. Thoughts on the conservation of marine fungi, their adaptation to climate change and potential role in the decomposition of plastics are briefly considered.

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History of Marine Mycology in India

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Redefining the Genus Corollospora Based on Morphological and Phylogenetic Approaches

Redefining the Genus Corollospora Based on Morphological and Phylogenetic Approaches

History of marine mycology – a personal perspective

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