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Citation title: "A family level rDNA based phylogeny of Cucurbitariaceae and Fenestellaceae with descriptions of new Fenestella species and Neocucurbitaria gen. nov.".

Study name: "A family level rDNA based phylogeny of Cucurbitariaceae and Fenestellaceae with descriptions of new Fenestella species and Neocucurbitaria gen. nov.".

This study is part of submission 20603 (Status: Published).

Citation

Wanasinghe D.N., Phookamsak R., Jeewon R., Li W., Hyde K.D., Jones E.B., Camporesi E., & Promputtha I. 2017. A family level rDNA based phylogeny of Cucurbitariaceae and Fenestellaceae with descriptions of new Fenestella species and Neocucurbitaria gen. nov. Mycosphere, 8(4): 397-414.

Authors

Wanasinghe D.N. (submitter) +66970637810
Phookamsak R.
Jeewon R.
Li W.
Hyde K.D.
Jones E.B.
Camporesi E.
Promputtha I.

Abstract

The taxonomy of the family Cucurbitariaceae and its allies, especially Fenestellaceae has received little attention despite its broad relevance. To further clarify phylogenetic relationships between the two families, new collections were made and samples examined morphologically. Morphometric observations reveal two new Fenestella species that are different from other known species and are introduced as Fenestella ostryae sp. nov. and F. mackenziei sp. nov. The asexual morph of F. ostryae is also established from single spore cultures and described. Phylogeny inferred from a combined dataset of ITS, LSU and SSU rDNA sequence also reveals a close association of the new taxa to F. fenestrata, but they are distinct. Sequence analyses also support our previous assumption that Fenestellaceae should be synonymized with Cucurbitariaceae. Pyrenochaeta quercina, Pyrenochaeta unguis-hominis and an additional new cucurbitaria-like isolate constitute a strongly supported monophyletic lineage within Cucurbitariaceae. To better resolve intergeneric level relationships and improve taxonomic issues within Cucurbitariaceae, a new genus, Neocucurbitaria gen. nov. is introduced with Neocucurbitaria acerina as a new species.

Keywords

Asexual morph ? dictyospores ? Dothideomycetes ? Italy ? phylogeny ? sexual morph

External links

DOI: 10.5943/mycosphere/8/4/2

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Canonical resource URI: http://purl.org/phylo/treebase/phylows/study/TB2:S20603
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		@ARTICLE{TreeBASE2Ref26904,
	 author = {Dhanushka Nadeeshan Wanasinghe and Rungtiwa  Phookamsak and Rajesh  JEEWON and Wen-Jing  Li and Kevin D Hyde and Evan B.G. Jones and Erio  Camporesi and ITTHAYAKORN  PROMPUTTHA},
	 title = {A family level rDNA based phylogeny of Cucurbitariaceae and Fenestellaceae with descriptions of new Fenestella species and Neocucurbitaria gen. nov.},
	 year = {2017},
	 keywords = {Asexual morph ? dictyospores ? Dothideomycetes ? Italy ? phylogeny ? sexual morph},
	 doi = {10.5943/mycosphere/8/4/2},
	 url = {http://},
	 pmid = {},
	 journal = {Mycosphere},
	 volume = {8},
	 number = {4},
	 pages = {397--414},
	 abstract = {The taxonomy of the family Cucurbitariaceae and its allies, especially Fenestellaceae has received little attention despite its broad relevance. To further clarify phylogenetic relationships between the two families, new collections were made and samples examined morphologically. Morphometric observations reveal two new Fenestella species that are different from other known species and are introduced as Fenestella ostryae sp. nov. and F. mackenziei sp. nov. The asexual morph of F. ostryae is also established from single spore cultures and described. Phylogeny inferred from a combined dataset of ITS, LSU and SSU rDNA sequence also reveals a close association of the new taxa to F. fenestrata, but they are distinct. Sequence analyses also support our previous assumption that Fenestellaceae should be synonymized with Cucurbitariaceae. Pyrenochaeta quercina, Pyrenochaeta unguis-hominis and an additional new cucurbitaria-like isolate constitute a strongly supported monophyletic lineage within Cucurbitariaceae. To better resolve intergeneric level relationships and improve taxonomic issues within Cucurbitariaceae, a new genus, Neocucurbitaria gen. nov. is introduced with Neocucurbitaria acerina as a new species.}
}

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TY - JOUR
ID - 26904
AU - Wanasinghe,Dhanushka Nadeeshan
AU - Phookamsak,Rungtiwa
AU - JEEWON,Rajesh
AU - Li,Wen-Jing
AU - Hyde,Kevin D
AU - Jones,Evan B.G.
AU - Camporesi,Erio
AU - PROMPUTTHA,ITTHAYAKORN
T1 - A family level rDNA based phylogeny of Cucurbitariaceae and Fenestellaceae with descriptions of new Fenestella species and Neocucurbitaria gen. nov.
PY - 2017
KW - Asexual morph ? dictyospores ? Dothideomycetes ? Italy ? phylogeny ? sexual morph
UR - http://dx.doi.org/10.5943/mycosphere/8/4/2
N2 - The taxonomy of the family Cucurbitariaceae and its allies, especially Fenestellaceae has received little attention despite its broad relevance. To further clarify phylogenetic relationships between the two families, new collections were made and samples examined morphologically. Morphometric observations reveal two new Fenestella species that are different from other known species and are introduced as Fenestella ostryae sp. nov. and F. mackenziei sp. nov. The asexual morph of F. ostryae is also established from single spore cultures and described. Phylogeny inferred from a combined dataset of ITS, LSU and SSU rDNA sequence also reveals a close association of the new taxa to F. fenestrata, but they are distinct. Sequence analyses also support our previous assumption that Fenestellaceae should be synonymized with Cucurbitariaceae. Pyrenochaeta quercina, Pyrenochaeta unguis-hominis and an additional new cucurbitaria-like isolate constitute a strongly supported monophyletic lineage within Cucurbitariaceae. To better resolve intergeneric level relationships and improve taxonomic issues within Cucurbitariaceae, a new genus, Neocucurbitaria gen. nov. is introduced with Neocucurbitaria acerina as a new species.
L3 - 10.5943/mycosphere/8/4/2
JF - Mycosphere
VL - 8
IS - 4
SP - 397
EP - 414
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