Lichenized and lichenicolous fungi of Gevne Valley (Konya, Antalya)

Kocakaya, Mustafa; Halıcı, Mehmet; Aksoy, Ahmet

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“…The total number of ascomycetous fungi recognized as occurring in Turkey increased to 217 with the recent study by Uzun et al (2014). Lichenized and lichenicolous fungi of Gevne valley (Konya, Antalya) were documented by Kocakaya et al (2014). Solak et al (2014) identified 136 taxa belonging to 40 families in Antalya Province, and 3 of them (Cortinarius subferrugineus (Batsch) Fr., Entoloma vernum S. Lundell, and Inocybe piceae Stangl & Schwöbel) were new records for Turkey.…”

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Taxonomic studies on some agaricoid and boletoid fungi of Turkey

Sesli¹,

Contu²,

Vilà³

et al. 2015

Turk J Bot

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Basidiomes were collected in Hıdırnebi and Maçka in 2012 and 2013. Field notes and photos were taken in situ. Five to 10 basidiomes at different developmental stages were collected for each taxon, put in appropriate paper bags, and brought to the laboratory. The pileus of a basidiome Abstract: Four alnicolous (Alnicola citrinella, A. suavis, Cortinarius alnetorum, and Gyrodon lividus), 2 cortinarioid (Cortinarius alnetorum and C. scutulatus), 3 entolomatoid (Entoloma conferendum, E. pallescens, and E. sordidulum), 1 hebelomatoid (Hebeloma aff. aestivale), and 2 clitocyboid (Clitocybe applanata and C. elegantula) fungi were collected, studied, illustrated, and first reported for the Turkish mycota from Trabzon. Cortinarius alnetorum was evaluated as both an alnicolous and cortinarioid species. Field trips were made in 2012 and 2013, and the microscopical studies were performed in January and February 2014. Identification of the collections was made according to morphological investigations and field characteristics.

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Taxonomic studies on some agaricoid and boletoid fungi of Turkey

Sesli¹,

Contu²,

Vilà³

et al. 2015

Turk J Bot

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“…This Athallia is usually recognizable in the field by its tiny areolate to granular yellow-orange thallus, usually spread on thin crusts of other lichens or squeezed between areoles of thicker crusts. Athallia areoles are smaller To our understanding, A nesodes includes two traditionally recognized taxa: (1) What has been called (incorrectly) "Caloplaca inconnexa" by some authors, usually growing on calcareous substrata and lichenicolous on various lichen crusts, especially Acarospora cervina (Figure 3), Aspicilia calcarea, and Lecanora saxicola (Vondrák et al, 2007;Halıcı and Aksoy, 2009;Urbanavichus and Ismailov, 2013;Vondrák and Wirth, 2013;Kocakaya et al, 2014); and (2) Caloplaca inconnexa var. nesodes, occurring on coastal or inland siliceous rocks and lichenicolous on Aspicilia spp.…”

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Taxonomy of the genus Athallia and its diversity in Turkey

Vondrák¹,

Halıcı²,

Güllü³

et al. 2016

Turk J Bot

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Materials and methods 2.1. Sampling and phenotype appraisal Most of our samples are from Turkey, but in the molecular analyses we also included some from Mediterranean and Central Europe (Appendix 1). Specimens collected by Halıcı (CL) are deposited in ERC (Kayseri, Turkey) and specimens collected by Vondrák (JV) in PRA (Průhonice, Czech R.). The locality details of the specimens examined are given in Appendix 2. We have previous experience recognizing most formerly known Athallia taxa from their phenotypes. Although the number of diagnostic characters is limited (Arup, 2009;Vondrák et al., 2012), most of the Abstract: Molecular analyses of ITS nrDNA, using 42 new and 56 GenBank sequences, revealed 12 supported lineages of Athallia consistent with phenotype data. We regard these lineages as species. Eight of them were previously recognized as species in Athallia, and here we make three new combinations: A. baltistanica, A. brachyspora, and A. necator. Eight of these species have been recorded in Turkey; of them, A. baltistanica and A. saxifragarum are new to the country. The former is also new to Greece. Athallia baltistanica is recorded for the first time outside the Karakoram Mountains (N Pakistan). We propose a broader species concept for A. holocarpa, and we include A. vitellinula and Caloplaca alcarum within it. (The name Caloplaca alcarum has also been used incorrectly in the past for morphs of A. scopularis with reduced lobes.) Athallia nesodes includes two traditionally recognized taxa: Caloplaca inconnexa var. nesodes and Caloplaca inconnexa auct., non (Nyl.) Zahlbr. Our observations of type specimens show Caloplaca necator to be distinct from A. nesodes. We consider Athallia saxifragarum and Caloplaca schoeferi to be conspecific. The position of "Caloplaca" raesaenenii is ambiguous based on ITS data, being placed within or outside Athallia depending on the type of analysis.

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“…Studies on lichens and lichenicol fungi in our country increased in the late 20th and early 21st centuries. These studies are mostly floristic studies covering certain regions (Aslan et al 2002;Yazıcı et al 2008;Öztürk & Güvenç 2010;Çobanoğlu et al 2013;Kocakaya et al 2014;Koç et al 2017;Yavuz & Çobanoğlu 2018;Oran 2021). As a result of increasing lichen studies in recent years, more than 100 lichen and lichenicolous fungus species have been identified in our country by researchers (John et al 2020).…”

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Türkiye İçin Yeni Bir Liken Kaydı, Ramalina digitellata (Ramalinaceae)

BARAK

Kocakaya

2022

Türler Ve Habitatlar

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Ramalina digitellata is reported for the first time from Türkiye. Ecological and distribution information and photos of the species were given. Ramalina digitellata can be easily distinguished from other species belonging to the Ramalina genus due to the fact that the apical parts of the branches have finger-like protrusions. Besides the morphological and anatomical features, the phylogenetic tree obtained by comparing the sequence analyzes of the ITS regions was also given. The phylogenetic tree is consistent with the morphological and anatomical results.

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Lichenized and lichenicolous fungi of Gevne Valley (Konya, Antalya)

Cited by 8 publications

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Taxonomic studies on some agaricoid and boletoid fungi of Turkey

Taxonomic studies on some agaricoid and boletoid fungi of Turkey

Taxonomy of the genus Athallia and its diversity in Turkey

Türkiye İçin Yeni Bir Liken Kaydı, Ramalina digitellata (Ramalinaceae)

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