@ARTICLE{TreeBASE2Ref20056,
author = {Daniel Paul Lawrence and Myung Soo Park and Barry M. Pryor},
title = {Nimbya and Embellisia revisited, with nov. comb for Alternaria celosiae and A. perpunctulata},
year = {2011},
keywords = {Nimbya, Embellisia, systematics, phylogeny},
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url = {http://},
pmid = {},
journal = {Mycological Progress},
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pages = {},
abstract = {Previous phylogenetic analyses revealed that species within the genera Nimbya and Embellisia reside within a large monophyletic clade that also includes the genera Alternaria, Ulocladium, Undifilum, Sinomyces, and Crivellia with Stemphylium as the sister taxon. This study expandeds upon previous work by including many contemporary species for each genus and by utilizing molecular and morphological characters to further examine relationships. Maximum parsimony and Bayesian analyses reveals that Nimbya is not a monophyletic genus but is split into two phylogenetically distant clades, which have different and distinct conidial morphologies. One of these clades resides completely within Alternaria. Phylogenetic analyses also reveals that Embellisia does not form a monophyletic genus but is split into four monophyletic lineages. Moreover, several species of Embellisia cluster individually with clades that are predominantly Alternaria, Ulocladium, or Stemphylium, yet these Embellisia spp. possess morphological characters that are diagnostically Embellisia. Thus, these data reveal that both Nimbya and Embellisia are polyphyletic as currently defined and taxonomic restructuring is necessary in order to resolve conflict between historical morphological and contemporary molecular-based phylogenies. }
}
Citation for Study 11665
Citation title:
"Nimbya and Embellisia revisited, with nov. comb for Alternaria celosiae and A. perpunctulata".
Study name:
"Nimbya and Embellisia revisited, with nov. comb for Alternaria celosiae and A. perpunctulata".
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Lawrence D.P., Park M., & Pryor B. 2011. Nimbya and Embellisia revisited, with nov. comb for Alternaria celosiae and A. perpunctulata. Mycological Progress, .
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Lawrence D.P.
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Park M.
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Pryor B.
Abstract
Previous phylogenetic analyses revealed that species within the genera Nimbya and Embellisia reside within a large monophyletic clade that also includes the genera Alternaria, Ulocladium, Undifilum, Sinomyces, and Crivellia with Stemphylium as the sister taxon. This study expandeds upon previous work by including many contemporary species for each genus and by utilizing molecular and morphological characters to further examine relationships. Maximum parsimony and Bayesian analyses reveals that Nimbya is not a monophyletic genus but is split into two phylogenetically distant clades, which have different and distinct conidial morphologies. One of these clades resides completely within Alternaria. Phylogenetic analyses also reveals that Embellisia does not form a monophyletic genus but is split into four monophyletic lineages. Moreover, several species of Embellisia cluster individually with clades that are predominantly Alternaria, Ulocladium, or Stemphylium, yet these Embellisia spp. possess morphological characters that are diagnostically Embellisia. Thus, these data reveal that both Nimbya and Embellisia are polyphyletic as currently defined and taxonomic restructuring is necessary in order to resolve conflict between historical morphological and contemporary molecular-based phylogenies.
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Nimbya, Embellisia, systematics, phylogeny
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@ARTICLE{TreeBASE2Ref20056,
author = {Daniel Paul Lawrence and Myung Soo Park and Barry M. Pryor},
title = {Nimbya and Embellisia revisited, with nov. comb for Alternaria celosiae and A. perpunctulata},
year = {2011},
keywords = {Nimbya, Embellisia, systematics, phylogeny},
doi = {},
url = {http://},
pmid = {},
journal = {Mycological Progress},
volume = {},
number = {},
pages = {},
abstract = {Previous phylogenetic analyses revealed that species within the genera Nimbya and Embellisia reside within a large monophyletic clade that also includes the genera Alternaria, Ulocladium, Undifilum, Sinomyces, and Crivellia with Stemphylium as the sister taxon. This study expandeds upon previous work by including many contemporary species for each genus and by utilizing molecular and morphological characters to further examine relationships. Maximum parsimony and Bayesian analyses reveals that Nimbya is not a monophyletic genus but is split into two phylogenetically distant clades, which have different and distinct conidial morphologies. One of these clades resides completely within Alternaria. Phylogenetic analyses also reveals that Embellisia does not form a monophyletic genus but is split into four monophyletic lineages. Moreover, several species of Embellisia cluster individually with clades that are predominantly Alternaria, Ulocladium, or Stemphylium, yet these Embellisia spp. possess morphological characters that are diagnostically Embellisia. Thus, these data reveal that both Nimbya and Embellisia are polyphyletic as currently defined and taxonomic restructuring is necessary in order to resolve conflict between historical morphological and contemporary molecular-based phylogenies. }
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TY - JOUR
ID - 20056
AU - Lawrence,Daniel Paul
AU - Park,Myung Soo
AU - Pryor,Barry M.
T1 - Nimbya and Embellisia revisited, with nov. comb for Alternaria celosiae and A. perpunctulata
PY - 2011
KW - Nimbya
KW - Embellisia
KW - systematics
KW - phylogeny
UR - http://dx.doi.org/
N2 - Previous phylogenetic analyses revealed that species within the genera Nimbya and Embellisia reside within a large monophyletic clade that also includes the genera Alternaria, Ulocladium, Undifilum, Sinomyces, and Crivellia with Stemphylium as the sister taxon. This study expandeds upon previous work by including many contemporary species for each genus and by utilizing molecular and morphological characters to further examine relationships. Maximum parsimony and Bayesian analyses reveals that Nimbya is not a monophyletic genus but is split into two phylogenetically distant clades, which have different and distinct conidial morphologies. One of these clades resides completely within Alternaria. Phylogenetic analyses also reveals that Embellisia does not form a monophyletic genus but is split into four monophyletic lineages. Moreover, several species of Embellisia cluster individually with clades that are predominantly Alternaria, Ulocladium, or Stemphylium, yet these Embellisia spp. possess morphological characters that are diagnostically Embellisia. Thus, these data reveal that both Nimbya and Embellisia are polyphyletic as currently defined and taxonomic restructuring is necessary in order to resolve conflict between historical morphological and contemporary molecular-based phylogenies.
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JF - Mycological Progress
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