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amsoniella    is a ubiquitous genus of cosmopolitan arthropod-pathogenic fungi in the family   Cordycipitaceae  . The fungi have economic, medicinal, and ecological importance. Prior taxonomic studies of these fungi relied predominantly on phylogenetic inferences from five loci, namely, the nuclear ribosomal small and large subunits (nr SSU and nr LSU), the 3’ portion of translation elongation factor 1 alpha (3P_ TEF ), and RNA polymerase II subunits 1 and 2 (  RPB1   and   RPB2  ). Despite many new species being described, not all of the recognized species inside this group formed well-supported clades. Thus, the search for new markers appropriate for molecular phylogenetic analysis of    Samsoniella    remains a challenging problem. In our study, we selected the internal transcribed spacer regions of the rDNA ( ITS rDNA ) and seven gene regions, namely, 3P_ TEF , the 5’ portion of translation elongation factor 1 alpha (5P_ TEF ),   RPB1  ,   RPB2  , γ-actin (  ACT  ), β-tubulin (  TUB  ), and a gene encoding a minichromosome maintenance protein ( MCM7 ), as candidate markers for species identification. Genetic divergence comparisons showed that the ITS,   RPB2  ,   ACT  , and   TUB   sequences provided little valuable information with which to separate    Samsoniella    spp. In contrast, sequence data for 3P_ TEF , 5P_ TEF ,   RPB1  , and  MCM7  provided good resolution of    Samsoniella    species. The phylogenetic tree inferred from combined data (5P_ TEF  + 3P_ TEF  +   RPB1   +  MCM7 ) showed well-supported clades for    Samsoniella    and allowed for the delimitation of 26 species in this genus. The other two species (   S.   formicae    and    S.   lepidopterorum   ) were not evaluated, as they had abundant missing data.

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﻿Phylogeny and species delimitations in the economically, medically, and ecologically important genus    Samsoniella    (  Cordycipitaceae  ,   Hypocreales  )

﻿Phylogeny and species delimitations in the economically, medically, and ecologically important genus Samsoniella ( Cordycipitaceae , Hypocreales )

Phylogeny and species delimitations in the economically, medically, and ecologically important genus Samsoniella ( Cordycipitaceae , Hypocreales )