@ARTICLE{TreeBASE2Ref19543,
author = {Akihiko Tsuneda and Marie Louise Davey and Ichiko Tsuneda and Randolph S. Currah},
title = {Endophoma, a new didymellaceous endoconidial genus from bat-cave soil},
year = {2011},
keywords = {coelomycetes, cleistopycnidia, endoconidia, Phoma, Pleosporales, troglodytic fungi, Didymellaceae},
doi = {},
url = {http://},
pmid = {},
journal = {Mycologia},
volume = {},
number = {},
pages = {},
abstract = {A new endoconidial taxon, Endophoma elongata gen. et sp. nov., isolated from bat-cave soil, is reported from Alberta, Canada. It is morphologically unique in producing two forms of unilocular, endoconidial conidiomata, i.e., a superficially Phoma-like spherical, often ostiolate form and a cylindrical, non-ostiolate, often setose cleistopycnidial form. Locules of both forms are pseudoparenchymatous, filled with hyaline, thin-walled, endoconidial conidiogenous cells. Endoconidia are hyaline and unicellular. One- or two-celled chlamydospores are abundant in culture. Phylogenetic analysis of the LSU, ITS, and β-tubulin regions indicates Endophoma is a member of the Didymellaceae and remote from all other endoconidial genera. Endoconidiogenesis has not been previously reported within the Didymellaceae, and Endophoma represents the first report of a coelomycetous, endoconidial genus in the Pleosporales. }
}
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Citation title:
"Endophoma, a new didymellaceous endoconidial genus from bat-cave soil".
Study name:
"Endophoma, a new didymellaceous endoconidial genus from bat-cave soil".
This study is part of submission 11288
(Status: Published).
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