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Background   Scedosporium  species are a group of pathogenic fungi, which can be found worldwide around high human-impacted areas. Infections of  Scedosporium  have been reported in several immunocompromised and immunocompetent patients with a high mortality rate. Recently, we have isolated and identified several  Scedosporium  strains during an environmental survey in Thailand.    Results  We describe the isolate, TMMI-012, possibly a new species isolated from soils in the Chatuchak public park, Bangkok, Thailand. TMMI-012 is phylogenetically related to the  Scedosporium  genus and is a sibling to  S. boydii  but shows distinct morphological and pathological characteristics. It is fast growing and highly resistant to antifungal drugs and abiotic stresses .  Pathological studies of in vitro and in vivo models confirm its high virulence and pathogenicity.    Conclusion  TMMI-012 is considered a putative novel  Scedosporium  species. The high antifungal resistance of TMMI-012 compared with its sibling,  Scedosporium  species is likely related to its clinical impact on human health.

Phenomic profiling of a novel sibling species within the Scedosporium complex in Thailand