@ARTICLE{TreeBASE2Ref15330,
author = {Ursula Eberhardt and Annemieke Verbeken},
title = {Sequestrate Lactarius species from tropical Africa: L. angiocarpus nov. sp. and L. dolichocaulis nov. comb.},
year = {2004},
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journal = {Molecular Ecology},
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abstract = {Lactarius angiocarpus Verbeken & Eberhardt is described from miombo woodlands in Zambia. It is the third sequestrate representative of the Russulaceae described from tropical Africa. Morphological characters and DNA sequence data support its placement in the genus Lactarius, subgenus Plinthogali. Molecular kinship analyses confirm a multiple origin of sequestrate Russulaceae spp. As none of the previously sequenced sequestrate Russulaceae spp. has been assigned to the Plinthogali clade, the placement of L. angiocarpus indicates an additional point of origin of derivative sporocarp types within the Russulaceae. Within the same subgenus, another tropical African sequestrate species, Lactarius dolichocaulis (Pegler) Verbeken & Eberhardt comb. nov., is proposed.}
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Citation for Study 1175
Citation title:
"Sequestrate Lactarius species from tropical Africa: L. angiocarpus nov. sp. and L. dolichocaulis nov. comb.".
This study was previously identified under the legacy study ID S1083
(Status: Published).
Citation
Eberhardt U., & Verbeken A. 2004. Sequestrate Lactarius species from tropical Africa: L. angiocarpus nov. sp. and L. dolichocaulis nov. comb. Molecular Ecology, null.
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Abstract
Lactarius angiocarpus Verbeken & Eberhardt is described from miombo woodlands in Zambia. It is the third sequestrate representative of the Russulaceae described from tropical Africa. Morphological characters and DNA sequence data support its placement in the genus Lactarius, subgenus Plinthogali. Molecular kinship analyses confirm a multiple origin of sequestrate Russulaceae spp. As none of the previously sequenced sequestrate Russulaceae spp. has been assigned to the Plinthogali clade, the placement of L. angiocarpus indicates an additional point of origin of derivative sporocarp types within the Russulaceae. Within the same subgenus, another tropical African sequestrate species, Lactarius dolichocaulis (Pegler) Verbeken & Eberhardt comb. nov., is proposed.
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@ARTICLE{TreeBASE2Ref15330,
author = {Ursula Eberhardt and Annemieke Verbeken},
title = {Sequestrate Lactarius species from tropical Africa: L. angiocarpus nov. sp. and L. dolichocaulis nov. comb.},
year = {2004},
keywords = {},
doi = {},
url = {},
pmid = {},
journal = {Molecular Ecology},
volume = {},
number = {},
pages = {},
abstract = {Lactarius angiocarpus Verbeken & Eberhardt is described from miombo woodlands in Zambia. It is the third sequestrate representative of the Russulaceae described from tropical Africa. Morphological characters and DNA sequence data support its placement in the genus Lactarius, subgenus Plinthogali. Molecular kinship analyses confirm a multiple origin of sequestrate Russulaceae spp. As none of the previously sequenced sequestrate Russulaceae spp. has been assigned to the Plinthogali clade, the placement of L. angiocarpus indicates an additional point of origin of derivative sporocarp types within the Russulaceae. Within the same subgenus, another tropical African sequestrate species, Lactarius dolichocaulis (Pegler) Verbeken & Eberhardt comb. nov., is proposed.}
}
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AU - Eberhardt,Ursula
AU - Verbeken,Annemieke
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