A contribution to our knowledge of the aquatic Phycomycetes of Great Britain.

Sparrow, F. K.

doi:10.1111/j.1095-8339.1936.tb02006.x

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“…Mature sporangia are bright orange. This f~lngus is probably a species of Rhizophlyctis (Sparrow 1960); or, according to Karling (1947) International, 17 : 22-24, 1912). These species, in roots of Brassicae oleracea and Salicon~ia herbacea, respectively, are inadequately described.…”

Section: Taxa Iniperfectly Known or Incorrectly Ascribed To Entophlyctismentioning

confidence: 90%

“…Sparrow, p. 381, 1960). Zoospores are developed in a vesicle outside the sporanglum and such species should belong in another genus (Sparrow 1960). Presence of resting spores with two to five spines and apophysate rhizoids indicate this fungus is distinct from any described species of Entophlyctis.…”

Section: Entophlyctis Lobata Willoughby and Townleymentioning

confidence: 93%

“…In addition to the three synonyms cited by Sparrow (1960) the following species listed in his account are also proposed as synonyms: E. bulligera (Zopf) Fischer; E. i.hizina (Schenk) Minden; E. vaucheriae (Fisch) Fischer; and E. lzeliojort~zis (Dang.) Ramsbottom.…”

Section: Taxonomymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…E. salicorniae is very likely Olpidiunz brassicae. Sparrow (1960) also includes four species-E. characeanrm de Wildeman, E. maxima Dangeard, E. fefraspora (Sorokin) de Wildeman, and E. ~voroizichinii Jaczewski-as imperfectly known.…”

Section: Taxa Iniperfectly Known or Incorrectly Ascribed To Entophlyctismentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Apart from many references of occurrences of species listed by Sparrow (1960), the taxonomy has been discussed in some detail by Karling (1931) and Sparrow (1960). Sparrow listed nine species, four imperfectly known species, and one form.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Morphology and taxonomy of Entophlyctis confervae-glomeratae (Chytridiales) and related species

Barr¹

1971

Can. J. Bot.

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BARR, D. J. S. 1971. Morphology and taxonomy of Entophlyctis cor~fervae-glo~~zer-atae (Chytridiales) and related species. Can. J. Bot. 49: 2215-2222. Culture studies of Entopfzlyctis co~~Jervae-glonzerafne (Cienkowski) Sparrow showed that this chytrid was saprophytic on a wide range of plant matter including pine pollen, leaves, algae, and fungi. Morphological variation was so marked that many taxonomic criteria proved valueless and several synonyms are therefore suggested. A comparison with other species and genera is made. It is proposed that Entophlyctis include four species which are saprophytic on plant matter (E. co~fervae-glonzeratae, E. texana Karling, E. pyg,naea (Serbinow) Sparrow, and E. crenata Karling); a chitinophilic species (E. lobata Willoughby & Townley); and three species parasitic on algae (E. apiclllata (Braun) Fischer, E. ~tzolesta Canter, and E. retic~tlospora Cook).

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Section: Taxa Iniperfectly Known or Incorrectly Ascribed To Entophlyctismentioning

confidence: 90%

Section: Entophlyctis Lobata Willoughby and Townleymentioning

confidence: 93%

Section: Taxonomymentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Taxa Iniperfectly Known or Incorrectly Ascribed To Entophlyctismentioning

confidence: 99%