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Citation title: "Harorepupu aotearoa (Onygenales) gen. et sp. nov.; a threatened fungus from shells of Powelliphanta and Paryphanta snails (Rhytididae)".

Study name: "Harorepupu aotearoa (Onygenales) gen. et sp. nov.; a threatened fungus from shells of Powelliphanta and Paryphanta snails (Rhytididae)".

This study is part of submission 17085 (Status: Published).

Citation

Johnston P., Nguyen H., Park D., & Hirooka Y. 2015. Harorepupu aotearoa (Onygenales) gen. et sp. nov.; a threatened fungus from shells of Powelliphanta and Paryphanta snails (Rhytididae). IMA Fungus, .

Authors

Johnston P. +64 9 574 4714
Nguyen H.
Park D.
Hirooka Y.

Abstract

A cleistothecial fungus known only from the shells of giant land snails of the family Rhytidae, is described as a new genus and species within the Onygenales, Harorepupu aotearoa. Known only from the teleomorph, this fungus is characterised morphologically by a membranous fruiting body with no appendages and ascospores with a sparse network of ridges. Ribosomal DNA sequences place the new species within the Onygenales, but comparison with the known genetic diversity within the order linked it to no existing genus or family. It is the first species of Onygenales reported from the shells of terrestrial snails. This fungus has been listed as Critically Endangered in New Zealand and has been previously referred to as ?Trichocomaceae gen. nov.? in those threat lists.

Keywords

Gastropoda, snail shell, phylogeny, Trichocomaceae, Gondwana

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	 author = {Peter  Johnston and Hai  Nguyen and Duckchul  Park and Yuuri  Hirooka},
	 title = {Harorepupu aotearoa (Onygenales) gen. et sp. nov.; a threatened fungus from shells of Powelliphanta and Paryphanta snails (Rhytididae)},
	 year = {2015},
	 keywords = {Gastropoda, snail shell, phylogeny, Trichocomaceae, Gondwana},
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	 url = {http://},
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	 journal = {IMA Fungus},
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	 abstract = {A cleistothecial fungus  known only from the shells of giant land snails of the family Rhytidae, is described as a new genus and species within the Onygenales, Harorepupu aotearoa. Known only from the teleomorph, this fungus is characterised morphologically by a membranous fruiting body with no appendages and ascospores with a sparse network of ridges. Ribosomal DNA sequences place the new species within the Onygenales, but comparison with the known genetic diversity within the order linked it to no existing genus or family. It is the first species of Onygenales reported from the shells of terrestrial snails. This fungus has been listed as Critically Endangered in New Zealand and has been previously referred to as ?Trichocomaceae gen. nov.? in those threat lists.}
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		TY  - JOUR
ID  - 24176
AU  - Johnston,Peter 
AU  - Nguyen,Hai 
AU  - Park,Duckchul 
AU  - Hirooka,Yuuri 
T1  - Harorepupu aotearoa (Onygenales) gen. et sp. nov.; a threatened fungus from shells of Powelliphanta and Paryphanta snails (Rhytididae)
PY  - 2015
KW  - Gastropoda
KW  - snail shell
KW  - phylogeny
KW  - Trichocomaceae
KW  - Gondwana
UR  - http://dx.doi.org/
N2  - A cleistothecial fungus  known only from the shells of giant land snails of the family Rhytidae, is described as a new genus and species within the Onygenales, Harorepupu aotearoa. Known only from the teleomorph, this fungus is characterised morphologically by a membranous fruiting body with no appendages and ascospores with a sparse network of ridges. Ribosomal DNA sequences place the new species within the Onygenales, but comparison with the known genetic diversity within the order linked it to no existing genus or family. It is the first species of Onygenales reported from the shells of terrestrial snails. This fungus has been listed as Critically Endangered in New Zealand and has been previously referred to as ?Trichocomaceae gen. nov.? in those threat lists.
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JF  - IMA Fungus
VL  - 
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