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Chromelosporium re-evaluated, with Chromelosporiopsis gen. nov. and Geohypha stat. nov.
Author(s) -
G. L. Hennebert
Publication year - 2020
Publication title -
mycotaxon
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
SCImago Journal Rank - 0.366
H-Index - 42
eISSN - 2154-8889
pISSN - 0093-4666
DOI - 10.5248/135.665
Subject(s) - biology , polyphyly , clade , conidium , botany , taxonomy (biology) , zoology , phylogenetics , genetics , gene
Chromelosporium -like asexual morphs of the subterraneous Pezizaceae in the / Pachyphlodes clade are not congeneric with the type of Chromelosporium. Some Chromelosporium morphs are of species in the / Pezizaceae clade (the / Peziza clade), and the genus Chromelosporium as it has been defined is polyphyletic. A diagnostic character that distinguishes these two groups is the presence or absence of conidiophore fasciculation. Mononematous conidiophores characterize Chromelosporium and species related to the / Peziza clade. Synnematous conidiophores characterize Pachyphlodes and other asexual species and define the new genus Chromelosporiopsis, to be excluded from Chromelosporium . Hyphelia terrestris, long misapplied to Chromelosporium, is revaluated, lectotypified, redescribed and recombined as Geohypha terrestris .

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