@ARTICLE{TreeBASE2Ref21896,
author = {André Luiz Santiago and kerstin hoffmann and Diogo Xavier Lima and Rafael J, V, Oliveira and Helder E. E. Vieira and Elaine Malosso and Leonor Costa Maia and Gladstone Alves Silva},
title = {A new and interesting Mucorales (Mucoromycotina) isolated from Brazilian soil},
year = {2013},
keywords = {Mucoromycotina, Lichtheimia, phylogeny, taxonomy, soil},
doi = {},
url = {http://},
pmid = {},
journal = {Mycologia},
volume = {},
number = {},
pages = {},
abstract = {During studies on Mucorales in semiarid and littoral dune areas in the northeast of Brazil, two cultures of an Absidia-like species were isolated from soil. Characterization based on morphological, physiological and molecular data (5.8S and LSU rDNA sequences) was carried out. The phylogenetic analyses of the isolates revealed that they belong to the Lichtheimiaceae and are closely related to species of Lichtheimia. The two isolates produced simple or branched, erect and circinate sporophores, occasionally with a septum under sporangia, characteristics also common in Lichtheimia species. However, different from the described Lichtheimia species, the columellae of our isolates were mainly short hemispherical, never spatulate or elliptical and with no projections. Sometimes, a long conical or bell shaped apophysis was found. Both isolates grew better at 30-35ºC, with no development at 42ºC, and giant cells were not observed. Based on the evidences of the analyzed datasets a new species of Lichtheimia is proposed.}
}
Citation for Study 14094
Citation title:
"A new and interesting Mucorales (Mucoromycotina) isolated from Brazilian soil".
Study name:
"A new and interesting Mucorales (Mucoromycotina) isolated from Brazilian soil".
This study is part of submission 14094
(Status: Published).
Citation
Santiago A.L., Hoffmann K., Lima D.X., Oliveira R.J., Vieira H.E., Malosso E., Maia L.C., & Silva G.A. 2013. A new and interesting Mucorales (Mucoromycotina) isolated from Brazilian soil. Mycologia, .
Authors
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Santiago A.L.
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Hoffmann K.
+493641949333
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Lima D.X.
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Oliveira R.J.
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Vieira H.E.
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Malosso E.
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Maia L.C.
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Silva G.A.
(submitter)
Abstract
During studies on Mucorales in semiarid and littoral dune areas in the northeast of Brazil, two cultures of an Absidia-like species were isolated from soil. Characterization based on morphological, physiological and molecular data (5.8S and LSU rDNA sequences) was carried out. The phylogenetic analyses of the isolates revealed that they belong to the Lichtheimiaceae and are closely related to species of Lichtheimia. The two isolates produced simple or branched, erect and circinate sporophores, occasionally with a septum under sporangia, characteristics also common in Lichtheimia species. However, different from the described Lichtheimia species, the columellae of our isolates were mainly short hemispherical, never spatulate or elliptical and with no projections. Sometimes, a long conical or bell shaped apophysis was found. Both isolates grew better at 30-35ºC, with no development at 42ºC, and giant cells were not observed. Based on the evidences of the analyzed datasets a new species of Lichtheimia is proposed.
Keywords
Mucoromycotina, Lichtheimia, phylogeny, taxonomy, soil
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@ARTICLE{TreeBASE2Ref21896,
author = {André Luiz Santiago and kerstin hoffmann and Diogo Xavier Lima and Rafael J, V, Oliveira and Helder E. E. Vieira and Elaine Malosso and Leonor Costa Maia and Gladstone Alves Silva},
title = {A new and interesting Mucorales (Mucoromycotina) isolated from Brazilian soil},
year = {2013},
keywords = {Mucoromycotina, Lichtheimia, phylogeny, taxonomy, soil},
doi = {},
url = {http://},
pmid = {},
journal = {Mycologia},
volume = {},
number = {},
pages = {},
abstract = {During studies on Mucorales in semiarid and littoral dune areas in the northeast of Brazil, two cultures of an Absidia-like species were isolated from soil. Characterization based on morphological, physiological and molecular data (5.8S and LSU rDNA sequences) was carried out. The phylogenetic analyses of the isolates revealed that they belong to the Lichtheimiaceae and are closely related to species of Lichtheimia. The two isolates produced simple or branched, erect and circinate sporophores, occasionally with a septum under sporangia, characteristics also common in Lichtheimia species. However, different from the described Lichtheimia species, the columellae of our isolates were mainly short hemispherical, never spatulate or elliptical and with no projections. Sometimes, a long conical or bell shaped apophysis was found. Both isolates grew better at 30-35ºC, with no development at 42ºC, and giant cells were not observed. Based on the evidences of the analyzed datasets a new species of Lichtheimia is proposed.}
}
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TY - JOUR
ID - 21896
AU - Santiago,André Luiz
AU - hoffmann,kerstin
AU - Lima,Diogo Xavier
AU - Oliveira,Rafael J, V,
AU - Vieira,Helder E. E.
AU - Malosso,Elaine
AU - Maia,Leonor Costa
AU - Silva,Gladstone Alves
T1 - A new and interesting Mucorales (Mucoromycotina) isolated from Brazilian soil
PY - 2013
KW - Mucoromycotina
KW - Lichtheimia
KW - phylogeny
KW - taxonomy
KW - soil
UR - http://dx.doi.org/
N2 - During studies on Mucorales in semiarid and littoral dune areas in the northeast of Brazil, two cultures of an Absidia-like species were isolated from soil. Characterization based on morphological, physiological and molecular data (5.8S and LSU rDNA sequences) was carried out. The phylogenetic analyses of the isolates revealed that they belong to the Lichtheimiaceae and are closely related to species of Lichtheimia. The two isolates produced simple or branched, erect and circinate sporophores, occasionally with a septum under sporangia, characteristics also common in Lichtheimia species. However, different from the described Lichtheimia species, the columellae of our isolates were mainly short hemispherical, never spatulate or elliptical and with no projections. Sometimes, a long conical or bell shaped apophysis was found. Both isolates grew better at 30-35ºC, with no development at 42ºC, and giant cells were not observed. Based on the evidences of the analyzed datasets a new species of Lichtheimia is proposed.
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JF - Mycologia
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