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In our investigation of epifoliar fungi, a novel species of Ceramothyrium; C. chiangraiense is isolated from the living leaves of Ficus sp. in Thailand. Genus Ceramothyrium is characterized by the ascomata covered with pellicle mycelium and the circumferential space around the maturing ascomata, bitunicate asci and phragmospores which lack setae. The new species resembles genus Ceramothyrium by its ascomata with superficial mycelial pellicle over the fruiting structures and scattered ascomata that cupulate when dry and 8-spored, bitunicate asci which contain hyaline, pluriseptate ascospores. We have processed the phylogeny based on Maximum Likelihood (ML) and Bayesian (BI) analyses using combined ITS and LSU sequence data. Based on phylogeny, C. chiangraiense is confirmed its placement within the genus Ceramothyrium and closely related to C. aquaticum, C. carniolicum, C. exiguum, C. linnaeae and C. phuquocense. Morphologically, C. chiangraiense is distinguished from phylogenetically related species (Ceramothyrium carniolicum, C. ficus, C. linnaeae, C. longivolcaniforme, C. menglunense, C. paiveae and C. thailandicum) by having obpyriform asci and 3–4 seriate, oblong to ellipsoid ascospores with 4–7 longitudinal and angled septa. An updated phylogenetic tree for the family Chaetothyriaceae (Eurotiomycetes) is constructed. The relationships of C. chiangraiense to other Ceramothyrium species are discussed based on comparative morphology and phylogenetic analyses.

Ceramothyrium chiangraiense, a novel species of Chaetothyriales (Eurotiomycetes) from Ficus sp. in Thailand