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Citation title: "Cryptodiscus muriformis and Schizoxylon gilenstamii, two new species of Stictidaceae (Ascomycota)".

Study name: "Cryptodiscus muriformis and Schizoxylon gilenstamii, two new species of Stictidaceae (Ascomycota)".

This study is part of submission 21812 (Status: Published).

Citation

Fernandez brime S., Olariaga I., Baral H., Friebes G., Jaklitsch W.M., Senn-irlet B., & Wedin M. 2017. Cryptodiscus muriformis and Schizoxylon gilenstamii, two new species of Stictidaceae (Ascomycota). Mycological Progress, .

Authors

Fernandez brime S.
Olariaga I.
Baral H.
Friebes G.
Jaklitsch W.M.
Senn-irlet B.
Wedin M.

Abstract

Cryptodicus muriformis and Schizoxylon gilenstamii (Stictidaceae, Ostropales, Lecanoromycetes, Ascomycota) are described as new to science from collections made in Europe (Sweden, Austria, Switzerland) and North America (Arizona), based on phylogenetic analyses of three loci. Both species show unique morphological characters that distinguish them from closely related species; Cryptodiscus muriformis, growing on decorticated or sometimes corticated branches of Picea abies and Pseudotsuga menziesii, resembles C. foveolaris and C. tabularum in the yellowish-orange ascomatal disc, but is clearly distinguished by the muriform ascospores. Schizoxylon gilenstamii grows on dead stems of Globularia vulgaris and has a characteristic unique red-purple pigment in the epithecium and upper part of the excipulum that changes to bluish-green with KOH. We also report for the first time the anamorph of Stictis brunnescens.

Keywords

Ostropales, phylogeny, saprotrophic fungi, taxonomy

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		@ARTICLE{TreeBASE2Ref27807,
	 author = {Samantha  Fernandez Brime and Ibai  Olariaga and Hans-Otto  Baral and Gernot  Friebes and Walter M Jaklitsch and Beatrice  Senn-Irlet and Mats  Wedin},
	 title = {Cryptodiscus muriformis and Schizoxylon gilenstamii, two new species of Stictidaceae (Ascomycota)},
	 year = {2017},
	 keywords = {Ostropales, phylogeny, saprotrophic fungi, taxonomy},
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	 url = {http://},
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	 journal = {Mycological Progress},
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	 abstract = {Cryptodicus muriformis and Schizoxylon gilenstamii (Stictidaceae, Ostropales, Lecanoromycetes, Ascomycota) are described as new to science from collections made in Europe (Sweden, Austria, Switzerland) and North America (Arizona), based on phylogenetic analyses of three loci. Both species show unique morphological characters that distinguish them from closely related species; Cryptodiscus muriformis, growing on decorticated or sometimes corticated branches of Picea abies and Pseudotsuga menziesii, resembles C. foveolaris and C. tabularum in the yellowish-orange ascomatal disc, but is clearly distinguished by the muriform ascospores. Schizoxylon gilenstamii grows on dead stems of Globularia vulgaris and has a characteristic unique red-purple pigment in the epithecium and upper part of the excipulum that changes to bluish-green with KOH. We also report for the first time the anamorph of Stictis brunnescens.}
}

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		TY  - JOUR
ID  - 27807
AU  - Fernandez Brime,Samantha 
AU  - Olariaga,Ibai 
AU  - Baral,Hans-Otto 
AU  - Friebes,Gernot 
AU  - Jaklitsch,Walter M
AU  - Senn-Irlet,Beatrice 
AU  - Wedin,Mats 
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KW  - saprotrophic fungi
KW  - taxonomy
UR  - http://dx.doi.org/
N2  - Cryptodicus muriformis and Schizoxylon gilenstamii (Stictidaceae, Ostropales, Lecanoromycetes, Ascomycota) are described as new to science from collections made in Europe (Sweden, Austria, Switzerland) and North America (Arizona), based on phylogenetic analyses of three loci. Both species show unique morphological characters that distinguish them from closely related species; Cryptodiscus muriformis, growing on decorticated or sometimes corticated branches of Picea abies and Pseudotsuga menziesii, resembles C. foveolaris and C. tabularum in the yellowish-orange ascomatal disc, but is clearly distinguished by the muriform ascospores. Schizoxylon gilenstamii grows on dead stems of Globularia vulgaris and has a characteristic unique red-purple pigment in the epithecium and upper part of the excipulum that changes to bluish-green with KOH. We also report for the first time the anamorph of Stictis brunnescens.
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