A new species of Tuberales from China

Wu, Ernest; Zhang, Lan; Xiang, Ya-Nan; Han, Ze-yuan

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“…These two species have a characteristic gray to brown marbeled gleba permeated with meandering white veins lined with "peridium-like tissues" ). Hydnobolites baodingensis shares some characters with H. cerebriformis and H. californicus but its large size, unique spore ornamentation, and habit of fruiting in terraced agricultural fields without ECM plants is unique (Wu et al 1993). These features suggest that H. baodingensis probably belongs in a different, non-ECM genus such as Mattirolomyces.…”

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Tropical truffles: English translation and critical review of F. von Höhnel’s truffles from Java

Smith

Schmull

2010

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Truffles are a polyphyletic group of more than 75 genera dispersed among four major fungal lineages, the Ascomycota, Basidiomycota, Glomeromycota, and Zygomycota. Only about 20 truffle species are known from tropical Asia and most are endemic. In 1907-1908, the Austrian botanist and mycologist Franz von Höhnel collected and described five new species of truffles from the island of Java, Indonesia. From three of these five collections, the only existing materials are microscope slides preserved at the Farlow Herbarium of Cryptogamic Botany at Harvard University. The other two collections consist of small packets of fungal material. Considering the high rate of endemism on Java coupled with the destruction of many of the island's natural ecosystems, it is important to preserve and review the remaining collections of these fungi. To facilitate studies of tropical Asian truffles, we critically reexamine von Höhnel's Javanese truffle collections and translate his German descriptions and commentaries into English. As part of this review,

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Section: Comments On Hydnobolites Javanicusmentioning

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Tropical truffles: English translation and critical review of F. von Höhnel’s truffles from Java

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Schmull

2010

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“…Recently, several specimens of Hydnobolites were collected in southwest China. We thus compared these specimens with previously recorded species of Hydnobolites and showed them to represent different new species, which led to the description of four new species and a new record of H. cerebriformis for China [2,3,24,25,27]. In addition, geographical distribution and species diversity of this genus are also clarified and reassessed.…”

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“…There are three Hydnobolites species accepted in the Dictionary of Fungi [23], and 18 species are listed in the current Index Fungorum online database, while five out of them are now reclassified to other families and genera, such as Discinaceae and Tuberaceae (http://www.indexfungorum.org/Names/Names.asp (accessed on 13 December 2022)). To date, the commonly accepted species include a European H. cerebriformis, an American H. californicus and four species from China: Hydnobolites baodingensis E. Wu and Z. Lan [24], H. canaliculatus L. Fan, Meng Chen and Ting Li, H. roseus L. Fan, Meng Chen and Ting Li, H. shanxiensis L. Fan, Meng Chen and Ting Li, and H. yunnanensis L. Fan, Meng Chen and Ting Li [25]. Among them, H. baodingensis is considered to be a species of Mattirolomyces rather than Hydnobolites according to the morphological description and ecological habits [25,26].…”

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Phylogenetic Analyses of Hydnobolites and New Species from China

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Huang

Cui

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Hydnobolites is an ectomycorrhizal fungal genus with hypogeous ascomata in the family Pezizaceae (Pezizales). Molecular analyses of Hydnobolites using both single (ITS) and concatenated gene datasets (ITS-nLSU) showed a total of 223 sequences, including 92 newly gained sequences from Chinese specimens. Phylogenetic results based on these two datasets revealed seven distinct phylogenetic clades. Among them, the ITS phylogenetic tree confirmed the presence of at least 42 phylogenetic species in Hydnobolites. Combined the morphological observations with molecular analyses, five new species of Hydnobolites translucidus sp. nov., H. subrufus sp. nov., H. lini sp. nov., H. sichuanensis sp. nov. and H. tenuiperidius sp. nov., and one new record species of H. cerebriformis Tul., were illustrated from Southwest China. Macro- and micro-morphological analyses of ascomata revealed a few, but diagnostic differences between the H. cerebriformis complex, while the similarities of the ITS sequences ranged from 94.4 to 97.2% resulting in well-supported clades.

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Four new species of Hydnobolites (sequestrate Pezizaceae, Ascomycota) from China

Chen

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A new species of Tuberales from China

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Tropical truffles: English translation and critical review of F. von Höhnel’s truffles from Java

Tropical truffles: English translation and critical review of F. von Höhnel’s truffles from Java

Phylogenetic Analyses of Hydnobolites and New Species from China

Four new species of Hydnobolites (sequestrate Pezizaceae, Ascomycota) from China

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