Molecular data resolve a new order of Arthoniomycetes sister to the primarily lichenized Arthoniales and composed of black yeasts, lichenicolous and rock-inhabiting species

Ertz, Damien; Lawrey, James D.; Common, Ralph S.; Diederich, Paul

doi:10.1007/s13225-013-0250-9

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“…Recent application of molecular- and culture-based analyses have helped resolving many anamorph-teleomorph connections (e.g., Crous et al 2001, 2004, 2006; Lizel et al 2003; Réblová and Seifert 2004, 2011; Huhndorf and Fernández 2005; Shenoy et al 2007; Ertz et al 2011, 2013, 2014; Pérez-Ortega et al 2011; Muggia et al 2015).…”

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“…After Hawksworth’s (1979) initial treatment, ongoing research continues to contribute to understanding diversity of lichenicolous hyphomycetes (e.g., Hawksworth and Poelt 1986; Diederich and Scheidegger 1996; Earland-Bennett and Hawksworth 2005; Heuchert and Braun 2006; Zhurbenko et al 2015). This research has included the description of new species and, to a lesser extent, discovering anamorph-teleomorph relationships (Ertz et al 2013, 2014; Frisch et al 2014; Muggia et al 2015).…”

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Molecular analyses uncover the phylogenetic placement of the lichenized hyphomycetous genusCheiromycina

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The genus Cheiromycina is one of the few genera of lichenized hyphomycetes for which no sexual reproductive stages have been observed. The genus includes species from boreal to temperate regions of the Northern Hemisphere where it is found growing on bark or wood. Congeners in Cheiromycina are characterized by a noncorticate thallus, nearly immersed in the substrate and presenting powdery unpigmented sporodochia, and containing chlorococcoid photobionts. The relationships of members of Cheiromycina with other fungi are not known. Here we inferred the phylogenetic placement of Cheiromycina using three loci (nuSSU, nuLSU, and mtSSU) representing C. flabelliformis, the type species for the genus, C. petri, and C. reimeri. Our results revealed that the genus Cheiromycina is found within the family Malmideaceae (Lecanorales) where members formed a monophyletic clade sister to the genera Savoronala and Malmidea. This phylogenetic placement and the relationships of Cheiromycina with other lichenized hyphomycetous taxa are here discussed.

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Molecular analyses uncover the phylogenetic placement of the lichenized hyphomycetous genusCheiromycina

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“…3-b2, b3, b4, b5), which showed dominance. Earlier reports suggest that these fungal species are also present in lichen thallus, which explains the occurrence of lichenised fungi on the surface of the studied stones [14,34,39,40].…”

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“…Previous studies of fungal identification from extreme environments [4,14,33,34] have shown that RIF groups require specific conditions of humidity, temperature, pH and time for the formation of reproductive structures, which are used for their morphological identification. However, many of these fungi do not produce spores, making their micro-morphological identification.…”

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Effect of Environmental Factors on Rock-inhabiting Fungal Communities from Brazilian Soapstone Sampleshttp://www.davidpublisher.org/index.php/Home/Article/index?id=31207.html

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Abstract:The present study aims to evaluate the environmental effect on fungal community composition associated with biodeterioration occurring in stones (soapstone) at two distinct locations in Minas Gerais State, Brazil: Congonhas city and Sanctuary of Caraça. Four collections of fungal communities over one year were obtained from both research sites from the soapstone block surfaces exposed for over two decades. The molecular diversity profile of the fungal community at the two localities was obtained by DGGE (Denaturing Gradient Gel Electrophoresis), and the genomes of the most representative population were sequenced. DGGE showed the formation of two clusters with filamentous fungal communities. Sequencing of the most representative bands revealed the presence of fungi associated with the biodeterioration of soapstone. In addition, many of the identified species were associated with photobionts that could generate lichens, indicating that environmental characteristics affect the occurrence of filamentous fungi, which leads to biodeterioration of stones. Authors' study focused on an environmental variation of an extreme habitat for fungi associated with soapstone in the state of Minas Gerais, Brazil and identified the presence of interesting rock-inhabiting fungal communities including species related to lichens, which can accelerate the deterioration of stones by the production of organic acids.

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“…Recientes estudios moleculares han modificado sustancialmente la nomenclatura de algunos géneros tales como Aspicilia, Caloplaca, Melanelia, Phaeosporobolus, Verrucaria y Xanthoria (Arup et al 2013, Divakar et al 2012, Ertz et al 2013, Gueidan et al 2007, Sohrabi et al 2013a. Hemos considerado estas actualizaciones, pero mantenemos entre paréntesis la combinación anterior.…”

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Hongos liquenizados y liquenícolas de la Sierra de Albarracín (Teruel, España)

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INTRODUCCIÓNLa Sierra de Albarracín, situada en el suroeste de la provincia de Teruel (Aragón), es uno de los conjuntos más sorprendentes del Sistema Ibérico tanto por sus paisajes como por su flora y su fauna. El conocimiento que existe sobre la flora de líquenes epifíticos en la provincia de Teruel no es completo, aunque si lo comparamos con otras provincias peninsulares puede considerarse bastante avanzado. Hasta principios del siglo XX las primeras aportaciones a la flora provincial fueron realizadas por Asso (1779), Colmeiro (1867a, b;1889 ) y Loscos (1876 -1877. Posteriormente Lázaro Ibiza (1898), Navás (1901, 1910), Pardo Sastrón (1901 Se presenta un catálogo de 462 hongos liquenizados y liquenícolas de la Sierra de Albarracín (Teruel, Aragón, España), como resultado de la IV Campaña de Recolección organizada por la Sociedad Española de Liquenología (SEL). Diplotomma hedinii es novedad para la Península Ibé-rica y Lepraria leuckertiana constituye una segunda cita peninsular, 69 taxones son novedad para Aragón y 86 lo son para la provincia de Teruel.

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Molecular data resolve a new order of Arthoniomycetes sister to the primarily lichenized Arthoniales and composed of black yeasts, lichenicolous and rock-inhabiting species

Cited by 58 publications

References 41 publications

Molecular analyses uncover the phylogenetic placement of the lichenized hyphomycetous genusCheiromycina

Molecular analyses uncover the phylogenetic placement of the lichenized hyphomycetous genusCheiromycina

Effect of Environmental Factors on Rock-inhabiting Fungal Communities from Brazilian Soapstone Sampleshttp://www.davidpublisher.org/index.php/Home/Article/index?id=31207.html

Hongos liquenizados y liquenícolas de la Sierra de Albarracín (Teruel, España)

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