@ARTICLE{TreeBASE2Ref18708,
author = {Hugo Madrid and Josep Cano and Alberto Miguel Stchigel and Josepa Gen? and Josep Guarro},
title = {Ramophialophora humicola and Fibulochlamys chilensis, two new microfungi from soil.},
year = {2010},
keywords = {anamorphic fungi, taxonomy, phylogeny, Sordariales, Agaricale},
doi = {10.3852/09-128},
url = {},
pmid = {},
journal = {Mycologia},
volume = {},
number = {},
pages = {},
abstract = {In the course of a study on soil microfungi from different countries, two new hyphomycetes were found. The first one, Ramophialophora humicola, isolated from a soil sample collected in Ronda (Spain), is characterized by producing profusely branched conidiophores ending in sterile, sometimes swollen apices, and subhyaline, dacryoid conidia born from both integrated and discrete phialides with conspicuous collaretes. ITS sequence data reveal its relationships with members of the Sordariales and its genetic differences with other fungi morphologically close, such as Cladorrhinum spp. The second species, Fibulochlamys chilensis, isolated from a soil sample collected in La Junta (Chile), is characterized by possessing micronematous, clamped, mostly branched conidiophores producing thallic, one-celled, very thick-walled conidia which exhibit strongly wrinkled surfaces in age. The analysis of partial sequences of the ITS region and 28S rRNA gene reveal that this fungus is close to members of the gilled Agaricales.}
}
Citation for Study 10218
Citation title:
"Ramophialophora humicola and Fibulochlamys chilensis, two new microfungi from soil.".
This study was previously identified under the legacy study ID S2574
(Status: Published).
Citation
Madrid H., Cano J., Stchigel A.M., Gen? J., & Guarro J. 2010. Ramophialophora humicola and Fibulochlamys chilensis, two new microfungi from soil. Mycologia, .
Authors
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Madrid H.
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Cano J.
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Stchigel A.M.
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Gen? J.
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Guarro J.
Abstract
In the course of a study on soil microfungi from different countries, two new hyphomycetes were found. The first one, Ramophialophora humicola, isolated from a soil sample collected in Ronda (Spain), is characterized by producing profusely branched conidiophores ending in sterile, sometimes swollen apices, and subhyaline, dacryoid conidia born from both integrated and discrete phialides with conspicuous collaretes. ITS sequence data reveal its relationships with members of the Sordariales and its genetic differences with other fungi morphologically close, such as Cladorrhinum spp. The second species, Fibulochlamys chilensis, isolated from a soil sample collected in La Junta (Chile), is characterized by possessing micronematous, clamped, mostly branched conidiophores producing thallic, one-celled, very thick-walled conidia which exhibit strongly wrinkled surfaces in age. The analysis of partial sequences of the ITS region and 28S rRNA gene reveal that this fungus is close to members of the gilled Agaricales.
Keywords
anamorphic fungi, taxonomy, phylogeny, Sordariales, Agaricale
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@ARTICLE{TreeBASE2Ref18708,
author = {Hugo Madrid and Josep Cano and Alberto Miguel Stchigel and Josepa Gen? and Josep Guarro},
title = {Ramophialophora humicola and Fibulochlamys chilensis, two new microfungi from soil.},
year = {2010},
keywords = {anamorphic fungi, taxonomy, phylogeny, Sordariales, Agaricale},
doi = {10.3852/09-128},
url = {},
pmid = {},
journal = {Mycologia},
volume = {},
number = {},
pages = {},
abstract = {In the course of a study on soil microfungi from different countries, two new hyphomycetes were found. The first one, Ramophialophora humicola, isolated from a soil sample collected in Ronda (Spain), is characterized by producing profusely branched conidiophores ending in sterile, sometimes swollen apices, and subhyaline, dacryoid conidia born from both integrated and discrete phialides with conspicuous collaretes. ITS sequence data reveal its relationships with members of the Sordariales and its genetic differences with other fungi morphologically close, such as Cladorrhinum spp. The second species, Fibulochlamys chilensis, isolated from a soil sample collected in La Junta (Chile), is characterized by possessing micronematous, clamped, mostly branched conidiophores producing thallic, one-celled, very thick-walled conidia which exhibit strongly wrinkled surfaces in age. The analysis of partial sequences of the ITS region and 28S rRNA gene reveal that this fungus is close to members of the gilled Agaricales.}
}
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TY - JOUR
ID - 18708
AU - Madrid,Hugo
AU - Cano,Josep
AU - Stchigel,Alberto Miguel
AU - Gen?,Josepa
AU - Guarro,Josep
T1 - Ramophialophora humicola and Fibulochlamys chilensis, two new microfungi from soil.
PY - 2010
KW - anamorphic fungi
KW - taxonomy
KW - phylogeny
KW - Sordariales
KW - Agaricale
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N2 - In the course of a study on soil microfungi from different countries, two new hyphomycetes were found. The first one, Ramophialophora humicola, isolated from a soil sample collected in Ronda (Spain), is characterized by producing profusely branched conidiophores ending in sterile, sometimes swollen apices, and subhyaline, dacryoid conidia born from both integrated and discrete phialides with conspicuous collaretes. ITS sequence data reveal its relationships with members of the Sordariales and its genetic differences with other fungi morphologically close, such as Cladorrhinum spp. The second species, Fibulochlamys chilensis, isolated from a soil sample collected in La Junta (Chile), is characterized by possessing micronematous, clamped, mostly branched conidiophores producing thallic, one-celled, very thick-walled conidia which exhibit strongly wrinkled surfaces in age. The analysis of partial sequences of the ITS region and 28S rRNA gene reveal that this fungus is close to members of the gilled Agaricales.
L3 - 10.3852/09-128
JF - Mycologia
VL -
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