@ARTICLE{TreeBASE2Ref22396,
author = {Eugene Yurchenko and Sheng Hua Wu},
title = {Three new species of Hyphodontia with peg-like hyphal aggregations},
year = {2014},
keywords = {corticioid fungi, ITS, Schizoporaceae, SEM, taxonomy},
doi = {10.1007/s11557-013-0935-1},
url = {},
pmid = {},
journal = {Mycological Progress},
volume = {13},
number = {3},
pages = {533--545},
abstract = {Descriptions, illustrations and phylogenetic analyses for three new taxa of
Hyphodontia (Basidiomycota) are provided. Hyphodontia astrocystidiata sp. nov.
was collected from warm-temperate mountain forests of Taiwan; H. microfasciculata sp. nov.
was found in subtropical Taiwan, southern China, and northern Vietnam;
H. vietnamensis sp. nov. was described from northern Vietnam. All three species have
sterile projecting peg-like structures, consisting of encrusted hyphae.
Hyphodontia astrocystidiata is characterized by Resinicium-like astrocystidia
on subicular hyphae and astrocystidia-like hyphal ends in hymenium.
Hyphodontia microfasciculata is distinguished by its small-sized ellipsoid spores
and fine emergent fascicles composed of thin-walled, flexuous hyphae.
The features of H. vietnamensis are subulate cystidia, cylindrical spores,
and projecting, densely arranged slender clusters of acuminate hyphae.
The morphology of crystal deposits on projecting hyphae in these three species
was studied by means of scanning electron microscopy. Molecular phylogeny analyses
were performed by maximum parsimony and Bayesian methods, both based on sequences
of the internal transcribed spacer region of nuclear ribosomal DNA.
The phylograms from both a nalyses confirm independent specific status of H. microfasciculata
and H. vietnamensis. The former species sits in a subclade with Hyphodontia sambuci,
the latter species is in another subclade with H. crustosa. Hyphodontia astrocystidiata
is placed close to Schizopora paradoxa, but the two species are distinct in terms
of morphology.}
}
Taxa for matrix 25088 of Study 14470
Citation title:
"Three new species of Hyphodontia with peg-like hyphal aggregations".
Study name:
"Three new species of Hyphodontia with peg-like hyphal aggregations".
This study is part of submission 14470
(Status: Published).
Taxa
Return to matrix row view
Citation
Taxa
Matrices
Trees
Analyses
