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author = {Martha J Powell and Peter M Letcher},
title = {Taxonomic Summary of Rhizoclosmatium },
year = {2019},
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journal = {Fungal Biology},
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abstract = {Rhizoclosmatium species are commonly isolated from aquatic systems, especially on chitin-containing substrates. This study uses phylogenetic analyses of gene sequences, zoospore ultrastructure, and thallus morphology and development to characterize a selection of strains, which have been classified in this genus based on their morphologies. Analyses of ribosomal genes place the isolates into three major lineages with 89% or greater boot-strap support. Rhizoclosmatium globosum and R. aurantiacum, two of the four species described for this genus, place into distinct lineages but are monophyletic. Based on molecular phylogenetic analyses and thallus morphology of isolates, three new species and one variety are added to the genus Rhizoclosmatium. }
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Citation for Study 23727
Citation title:
"Taxonomic Summary of Rhizoclosmatium ".
Study name:
"Taxonomic Summary of Rhizoclosmatium ".
This study is part of submission 23727
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Powell M.J., & Letcher P.M. 2019. Taxonomic Summary of Rhizoclosmatium. Fungal Biology, .
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Powell M.J.
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Letcher P.M.
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Abstract
Rhizoclosmatium species are commonly isolated from aquatic systems, especially on chitin-containing substrates. This study uses phylogenetic analyses of gene sequences, zoospore ultrastructure, and thallus morphology and development to characterize a selection of strains, which have been classified in this genus based on their morphologies. Analyses of ribosomal genes place the isolates into three major lineages with 89% or greater boot-strap support. Rhizoclosmatium globosum and R. aurantiacum, two of the four species described for this genus, place into distinct lineages but are monophyletic. Based on molecular phylogenetic analyses and thallus morphology of isolates, three new species and one variety are added to the genus Rhizoclosmatium.
Keywords
chytrid, morphology, phylogeny, systematics, ultrastructure, zoospore
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@ARTICLE{TreeBASE2Ref29126,
author = {Martha J Powell and Peter M Letcher},
title = {Taxonomic Summary of Rhizoclosmatium },
year = {2019},
keywords = {chytrid, morphology, phylogeny, systematics, ultrastructure, zoospore},
doi = {},
url = {http://},
pmid = {},
journal = {Fungal Biology},
volume = {},
number = {},
pages = {},
abstract = {Rhizoclosmatium species are commonly isolated from aquatic systems, especially on chitin-containing substrates. This study uses phylogenetic analyses of gene sequences, zoospore ultrastructure, and thallus morphology and development to characterize a selection of strains, which have been classified in this genus based on their morphologies. Analyses of ribosomal genes place the isolates into three major lineages with 89% or greater boot-strap support. Rhizoclosmatium globosum and R. aurantiacum, two of the four species described for this genus, place into distinct lineages but are monophyletic. Based on molecular phylogenetic analyses and thallus morphology of isolates, three new species and one variety are added to the genus Rhizoclosmatium. }
}
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TY - JOUR
ID - 29126
AU - Powell,Martha J
AU - Letcher,Peter M
T1 - Taxonomic Summary of Rhizoclosmatium
PY - 2019
KW - chytrid
KW - morphology
KW - phylogeny
KW - systematics
KW - ultrastructure
KW - zoospore
UR - http://dx.doi.org/
N2 - Rhizoclosmatium species are commonly isolated from aquatic systems, especially on chitin-containing substrates. This study uses phylogenetic analyses of gene sequences, zoospore ultrastructure, and thallus morphology and development to characterize a selection of strains, which have been classified in this genus based on their morphologies. Analyses of ribosomal genes place the isolates into three major lineages with 89% or greater boot-strap support. Rhizoclosmatium globosum and R. aurantiacum, two of the four species described for this genus, place into distinct lineages but are monophyletic. Based on molecular phylogenetic analyses and thallus morphology of isolates, three new species and one variety are added to the genus Rhizoclosmatium.
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JF - Fungal Biology
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