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author = {Sahadevan Seena and Ludmila Marvanov? and Allan Attila Letourneau and Felix B?rlocher},
title = {Potential barcodes, phylogeny and morphology of the Articulospora spp.},
year = {2018},
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abstract = {The taxonomy of the aquatic hyphomycete genus Articulospora (Ascomycota, Pezizomycotima, Leotiales, Helotiaceae) is based on the morphology of the generative phase of its lifecycle. The type species is Articulospora tetracladia, which is distributed worldwide. Its most frequent populations in nature have dimorphic conidia, differing by the extent of conidial branching (i.e., one or two levels of branching). Some strains, stable in culture, produce exclusively conidia of one type. With the molecular analyses employed here and the relatively low number of available isolates (20), separation based on branching of conidia has not been fully supported. Therefore we propose to retain the broad concept of A. tetracladia with dimorphic conidia. Among the three gene sequences tested as potential barcodes, the internal transcribed spacer (ITS) gene was the most promising region. All strains yielded amplifiable DNA which provided adequate resolution, according to accepted ranges in inter/intraspecific differences, to differentiate among the three Articulospora and two Fontanospora species that were tested (Articulospora atra, Articulospora proliferata, A. tetracladia, Fontanospora eccentrica, Fontanospora fusiramosa). D1/D2 primers also permitted amplification in all strains, however without much resolution. Amplification of the COX1 gene sequence was least consistent.}
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Citation for Study 22685
Citation title:
"Potential barcodes, phylogeny and morphology of the Articulospora spp.".
Study name:
"Potential barcodes, phylogeny and morphology of the Articulospora spp.".
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Seena S., Marvanov? L., Letourneau A.A., & B?rlocher F. 2018. Potential barcodes, phylogeny and morphology of the Articulospora spp. Fungal Biology, .
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Seena S.
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Marvanov? L.
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Letourneau A.A.
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B?rlocher F.
Abstract
The taxonomy of the aquatic hyphomycete genus Articulospora (Ascomycota, Pezizomycotima, Leotiales, Helotiaceae) is based on the morphology of the generative phase of its lifecycle. The type species is Articulospora tetracladia, which is distributed worldwide. Its most frequent populations in nature have dimorphic conidia, differing by the extent of conidial branching (i.e., one or two levels of branching). Some strains, stable in culture, produce exclusively conidia of one type. With the molecular analyses employed here and the relatively low number of available isolates (20), separation based on branching of conidia has not been fully supported. Therefore we propose to retain the broad concept of A. tetracladia with dimorphic conidia. Among the three gene sequences tested as potential barcodes, the internal transcribed spacer (ITS) gene was the most promising region. All strains yielded amplifiable DNA which provided adequate resolution, according to accepted ranges in inter/intraspecific differences, to differentiate among the three Articulospora and two Fontanospora species that were tested (Articulospora atra, Articulospora proliferata, A. tetracladia, Fontanospora eccentrica, Fontanospora fusiramosa). D1/D2 primers also permitted amplification in all strains, however without much resolution. Amplification of the COX1 gene sequence was least consistent.
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@ARTICLE{TreeBASE2Ref28591,
author = {Sahadevan Seena and Ludmila Marvanov? and Allan Attila Letourneau and Felix B?rlocher},
title = {Potential barcodes, phylogeny and morphology of the Articulospora spp.},
year = {2018},
keywords = {},
doi = {},
url = {http://},
pmid = {},
journal = {Fungal Biology},
volume = {},
number = {},
pages = {},
abstract = {The taxonomy of the aquatic hyphomycete genus Articulospora (Ascomycota, Pezizomycotima, Leotiales, Helotiaceae) is based on the morphology of the generative phase of its lifecycle. The type species is Articulospora tetracladia, which is distributed worldwide. Its most frequent populations in nature have dimorphic conidia, differing by the extent of conidial branching (i.e., one or two levels of branching). Some strains, stable in culture, produce exclusively conidia of one type. With the molecular analyses employed here and the relatively low number of available isolates (20), separation based on branching of conidia has not been fully supported. Therefore we propose to retain the broad concept of A. tetracladia with dimorphic conidia. Among the three gene sequences tested as potential barcodes, the internal transcribed spacer (ITS) gene was the most promising region. All strains yielded amplifiable DNA which provided adequate resolution, according to accepted ranges in inter/intraspecific differences, to differentiate among the three Articulospora and two Fontanospora species that were tested (Articulospora atra, Articulospora proliferata, A. tetracladia, Fontanospora eccentrica, Fontanospora fusiramosa). D1/D2 primers also permitted amplification in all strains, however without much resolution. Amplification of the COX1 gene sequence was least consistent.}
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AU - Seena,Sahadevan
AU - Marvanov?,Ludmila
AU - Letourneau,Allan Attila
AU - B?rlocher,Felix
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N2 - The taxonomy of the aquatic hyphomycete genus Articulospora (Ascomycota, Pezizomycotima, Leotiales, Helotiaceae) is based on the morphology of the generative phase of its lifecycle. The type species is Articulospora tetracladia, which is distributed worldwide. Its most frequent populations in nature have dimorphic conidia, differing by the extent of conidial branching (i.e., one or two levels of branching). Some strains, stable in culture, produce exclusively conidia of one type. With the molecular analyses employed here and the relatively low number of available isolates (20), separation based on branching of conidia has not been fully supported. Therefore we propose to retain the broad concept of A. tetracladia with dimorphic conidia. Among the three gene sequences tested as potential barcodes, the internal transcribed spacer (ITS) gene was the most promising region. All strains yielded amplifiable DNA which provided adequate resolution, according to accepted ranges in inter/intraspecific differences, to differentiate among the three Articulospora and two Fontanospora species that were tested (Articulospora atra, Articulospora proliferata, A. tetracladia, Fontanospora eccentrica, Fontanospora fusiramosa). D1/D2 primers also permitted amplification in all strains, however without much resolution. Amplification of the COX1 gene sequence was least consistent.
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