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Citation for Study 15664

Citation title: "Marine Dactylospora species including D. vrijmoediae sp. nov. form an unidentified lineage in the Eurotiomycetes".

Study name: "Marine Dactylospora species including D. vrijmoediae sp. nov. form an unidentified lineage in the Eurotiomycetes".

This study is part of submission 15664 (Status: Published).

Citation

Pang K., Guo S.Y., Alias S.A., Hafellner J., & Jones E. 2014. Marine Dactylospora species including D. vrijmoediae sp. nov. form an unidentified lineage in the Eurotiomycetes. Botanica Marina, .

Authors

Pang K. (submitter) +886-224622192#5319
Guo S.Y.
Alias S.A.
Hafellner J.
Jones E.

Abstract

An apparently undescribed lignicolous Dactylospora species was collected on a rocky shore in northern Taiwan. Ascomatal morphology of this fungus is similar to other marine Dactylospora species while the unique feature of the new fungus is a distinct perispore forming an ascospore appendage, which comprises a thick and hyaline sheath connected at the septum and open at both ends. Dactylospora vrijmoediae is described as new to science and illustrated. A phylogenetic analysis of the partial nuclear SSU and LSU rRNA and RPB2 genes groups D. vrijmoediae with the marine species D. haliotrepha, D. mangrovei and the terrestrial Sclerococcum sphaerale in an unnamed clade in the Eurotiomycetes. The marine Dactylospora species are distantly located from the terrestrial Dactylospora species included in the analysis (D. lobariella, D. imperfecta) but this needs confirmation.

Keywords

Ascomycota, Dactylosporaceae, discomycete, marine fungi

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		@ARTICLE{TreeBASE2Ref23089,
	 author = {Ka-Lai  Pang and Sheng Yu Guo and Siti Aisyah Alias and Josef  Hafellner and E. B. Gareth  Jones},
	 title = {Marine Dactylospora species including D. vrijmoediae sp. nov. form an unidentified lineage in the Eurotiomycetes},
	 year = {2014},
	 keywords = {Ascomycota, Dactylosporaceae, discomycete, marine fungi},
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	 url = {http://},
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	 journal = {Botanica Marina},
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	 abstract = {An apparently undescribed lignicolous Dactylospora species was collected on a rocky shore in northern Taiwan. Ascomatal morphology of this fungus is similar to other marine Dactylospora species while the unique feature of the new fungus is a distinct perispore forming an ascospore appendage, which comprises a thick and hyaline sheath connected at the septum and open at both ends. Dactylospora vrijmoediae is described as new to science and illustrated. A phylogenetic analysis of the partial nuclear SSU and LSU rRNA and RPB2 genes groups D. vrijmoediae with the marine species D. haliotrepha, D. mangrovei and the terrestrial Sclerococcum sphaerale in an unnamed clade in the Eurotiomycetes. The marine Dactylospora species are distantly located from the terrestrial Dactylospora species included in the analysis (D. lobariella, D. imperfecta) but this needs confirmation.}
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		TY  - JOUR
ID  - 23089
AU  - Pang,Ka-Lai 
AU  - Guo,Sheng Yu
AU  - Alias,Siti Aisyah
AU  - Hafellner,Josef 
AU  - Jones,E. B. Gareth 
T1  - Marine Dactylospora species including D. vrijmoediae sp. nov. form an unidentified lineage in the Eurotiomycetes
PY  - 2014
KW  - Ascomycota
KW  - Dactylosporaceae
KW  - discomycete
KW  - marine fungi
UR  - http://dx.doi.org/
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JF  - Botanica Marina
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