@ARTICLE{TreeBASE2Ref21758,
author = {Wjacheslav A Spirin and Josef Vlas?k and Tuomo Niemel? and Otto Miettinen},
title = {What is Antrodia sensu stricto?},
year = {2013},
keywords = {Polyporales, brown-rot fungi, polypore, taxonomy, Antrodia heteromorpha},
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journal = {Mycologia},
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abstract = {The polypore genus Antrodia (Polyporales, Basidiomycota) in the strict sense consists of a small number of species grouped around the type species A. serpens in phylogenetic analyses. This distinct clade (Antrodia sensu stricto in our view) contains species of the Antrodia heteromorpha complex, A. macra coll. and Antrodia mappa (formerly Postia mappa). Nuclear rDNA ITS and tef1 data show that the Antrodia heteromorpha species complex includes four species: A. heteromorpha sensu stricto (mostly on gymnosperms, large pores and spores), A. serpens (on angiosperms in Europe, resupinate, smaller pores but large spores), A. favescens (smaller pores and spores, pileate species in North America, formerly known as Trametes sepium), and A. tanakai (a close kin of A. favescens in Eurasia). Antrodia albida is a synonym of A. heteromorpha sensu stricto. We designate neotypes for A. albida, A. heteromorpha and an epitype for A. serpens. We also compare the morphologically similar but distantly related A. albidoides and A. mellita, and conclude that A. macrospora and A. subalbidoides are synonyms of A. albidoides.}
}
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Citation title:
"What is Antrodia sensu stricto?".
Study name:
"What is Antrodia sensu stricto?".
This study is part of submission 13920
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Spirin W.A., Vlas?k J., Niemel? T., & Miettinen O. 2013. What is Antrodia sensu stricto?. Mycologia, .
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Spirin W.A.
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Vlas?k J.
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Niemel? T.
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Miettinen O.
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Abstract
The polypore genus Antrodia (Polyporales, Basidiomycota) in the strict sense consists of a small number of species grouped around the type species A. serpens in phylogenetic analyses. This distinct clade (Antrodia sensu stricto in our view) contains species of the Antrodia heteromorpha complex, A. macra coll. and Antrodia mappa (formerly Postia mappa). Nuclear rDNA ITS and tef1 data show that the Antrodia heteromorpha species complex includes four species: A. heteromorpha sensu stricto (mostly on gymnosperms, large pores and spores), A. serpens (on angiosperms in Europe, resupinate, smaller pores but large spores), A. favescens (smaller pores and spores, pileate species in North America, formerly known as Trametes sepium), and A. tanakai (a close kin of A. favescens in Eurasia). Antrodia albida is a synonym of A. heteromorpha sensu stricto. We designate neotypes for A. albida, A. heteromorpha and an epitype for A. serpens. We also compare the morphologically similar but distantly related A. albidoides and A. mellita, and conclude that A. macrospora and A. subalbidoides are synonyms of A. albidoides.
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Polyporales, brown-rot fungi, polypore, taxonomy, Antrodia heteromorpha
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@ARTICLE{TreeBASE2Ref21758,
author = {Wjacheslav A Spirin and Josef Vlas?k and Tuomo Niemel? and Otto Miettinen},
title = {What is Antrodia sensu stricto?},
year = {2013},
keywords = {Polyporales, brown-rot fungi, polypore, taxonomy, Antrodia heteromorpha},
doi = {},
url = {http://},
pmid = {},
journal = {Mycologia},
volume = {},
number = {},
pages = {},
abstract = {The polypore genus Antrodia (Polyporales, Basidiomycota) in the strict sense consists of a small number of species grouped around the type species A. serpens in phylogenetic analyses. This distinct clade (Antrodia sensu stricto in our view) contains species of the Antrodia heteromorpha complex, A. macra coll. and Antrodia mappa (formerly Postia mappa). Nuclear rDNA ITS and tef1 data show that the Antrodia heteromorpha species complex includes four species: A. heteromorpha sensu stricto (mostly on gymnosperms, large pores and spores), A. serpens (on angiosperms in Europe, resupinate, smaller pores but large spores), A. favescens (smaller pores and spores, pileate species in North America, formerly known as Trametes sepium), and A. tanakai (a close kin of A. favescens in Eurasia). Antrodia albida is a synonym of A. heteromorpha sensu stricto. We designate neotypes for A. albida, A. heteromorpha and an epitype for A. serpens. We also compare the morphologically similar but distantly related A. albidoides and A. mellita, and conclude that A. macrospora and A. subalbidoides are synonyms of A. albidoides.}
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TY - JOUR
ID - 21758
AU - Spirin,Wjacheslav A
AU - Vlas?k,Josef
AU - Niemel?,Tuomo
AU - Miettinen,Otto
T1 - What is Antrodia sensu stricto?
PY - 2013
KW - Polyporales
KW - brown-rot fungi
KW - polypore
KW - taxonomy
KW - Antrodia heteromorpha
UR - http://dx.doi.org/
N2 - The polypore genus Antrodia (Polyporales, Basidiomycota) in the strict sense consists of a small number of species grouped around the type species A. serpens in phylogenetic analyses. This distinct clade (Antrodia sensu stricto in our view) contains species of the Antrodia heteromorpha complex, A. macra coll. and Antrodia mappa (formerly Postia mappa). Nuclear rDNA ITS and tef1 data show that the Antrodia heteromorpha species complex includes four species: A. heteromorpha sensu stricto (mostly on gymnosperms, large pores and spores), A. serpens (on angiosperms in Europe, resupinate, smaller pores but large spores), A. favescens (smaller pores and spores, pileate species in North America, formerly known as Trametes sepium), and A. tanakai (a close kin of A. favescens in Eurasia). Antrodia albida is a synonym of A. heteromorpha sensu stricto. We designate neotypes for A. albida, A. heteromorpha and an epitype for A. serpens. We also compare the morphologically similar but distantly related A. albidoides and A. mellita, and conclude that A. macrospora and A. subalbidoides are synonyms of A. albidoides.
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