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Kondratyuk, S. Y.; Lőkös, László; Halda, Josef P.; Roux, Claude; Upreti, D. K.; Schumm, Felix; Mishra, Gaurav K.; Nayaka, Sanjeeva; Farkas, Edit; Park, J. S.; Lee, B. G.; Liu, D.; Woo, Jung-Jae; Hur, Jae Seoun

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“…Lecanora layana is positioned in sister position to the whole Rhizoplaca-Protoparmeliopsis s. l. clade after the combined phylogenetic analysis of the Lecanoraceae based on concatenated sequences of nrITS, mtSSU, RPB2 and RPB1 genes. The Lecanora layana branch including the North American taxon L. layana Lendemer itself, as well as the eastern Asian material previously recorded as Lecanora layana (Kondratyuk et al 2016b(Kondratyuk et al , 2017) (but shown here to be probably a different taxon). Lecanora nothocaesiella Lendemer et R. C. Harris is found for the first time to be positioned in a separate clade, while after the ITS and mtSSU phylogeny it is positioned in the Ramboldia / Pyrrhospora clade.…”

Section: The Lecanora Layana Group Branch Of the Lecanoraceaesupporting

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“…Numerous specimens of the Lecanoraceae from eastern Asian collections treated within the latest years (see Kondratyuk et al 2013Kondratyuk et al , 2015aKondratyuk et al , b, 2016aKondratyuk et al , b, 2017Kondratyuk et al , 2018c, as well as separate taxa from Europe were included in comparative molecular study.…”

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“…During revision of the South Korean lichen flora (see Hur et al 2016, Kondratyuk et al 2013, 2015a, b, 2016a, 2018c (Kondratyuk et al 2013(Kondratyuk et al , 2014b(Kondratyuk et al , 2015a(Kondratyuk et al , 2016a(Kondratyuk et al , 2017(Kondratyuk et al , 2018c. Molecular data on members of the Lecanoraceae were especially accumulated within this study with aim to check the status of the species mentioned as well as the status of the newly described genera Verseghya and Ivanpisutia (Kondratyuk et al 2015a(Kondratyuk et al , 2016a.…”

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Phylogeny and taxonomy of Polyozosia, Sedelnikovaea and Verseghya of the Lecanoraceae (Lecanorales, lichen-forming Ascomycota)

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From the combined phylogenetic analysis of multi-locus sequence data of the Lecanoraceae including two nuclear protein-coding markers (RPB2 and RPB1), the internal transcribed spacer and a fragment of the mitochondrial small subunit, found that the originally monotypic eastern Asian genus Verseghya is positioned within the Verseghya-Lecidella-Pyrrhospora clade of the Lecanoraceae and includes one more taxon Verseghya thysanophora widely distributed in Northern Hemisphere. The genus Lecidella forming the Lecidella-Glaucomaria subclade within the same Verseghya-Lecidella-Pyrrhospora clade of the Lecanoraceae found to have tendency to be polyphyletic after including the recently described eastern Asian taxon Lecidella mandshurica into phylogenetic analysis of the Lecanoraceae. It is shown that Lecidella mandshurica was previously recorded from China sub Lecidella aff. elaeochroma. The originally monotypic eastern Asian genus Sedelnikovaea forming a monophyletic branch within the Sedelnikovaea-Lecanoropsis subclade and being in out-position to the Rhizoplaca-Protoparmeliopsis s. str. clade of the Lecanoraceae found to include three more taxa, i.e. Sedelnikovaea marginalis, S. pseudogyrophorica, and S. subdiscrepans. The Eurasian Protoparmeliopsis bolcana, and the eastern Asian P. kopachevskae, are illustrated for the first time as being positioned within the Protopameliopsis branch of the Lecanoraceae, while the South Korean 'Protoparmeliopsis' chejuensis found to be positioned in separate monophyletic branch from all other branches of the Rhizoplaca-Protoparmeliopsis s. l. clade of the Lecanoraceae. The genus Polyozosia A. Massal. as earlier name for the former Myriolecis branch of the Lecanoraceae is accepted as far the type species of the latter genus, i.e. P. poliophaea, found to be positioned within this branch. The Polyozosia robust monophyletic branch is positioned in the outermost position in the Rhizoplaca-Protoparmeliopsis s. str. clade of the Lecanoraceae. Position and species content of the accepted genera Glaucomaria, Lecanoropsis, Omphalodina, Polyozosia, and Straminella are discussed in separate nrITS and mtSSU, and combined phylogeny based on concatenated sequences of nrITS, mtSSU, RPB2 and RPB1 genes. Fourty new combinations are proposed:

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Phylogeny and taxonomy of Polyozosia, Sedelnikovaea and Verseghya of the Lecanoraceae (Lecanorales, lichen-forming Ascomycota)

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“…Although these species have similar habit, colour reaction, thallus section, Catillaria-type ascus and simple hyaline ascospores, and so forth, they can be distinguished by the thallus morphology. The thallus of P. opaca usually dark brown or yellowish brown, areolate in the center, forming regular to irregular rosettes to 4 cm diameter; lobes are elongate, contiguous, flat to slightly convex, radiating from center toward to periphery, often with secondary lobes as branches of main lobules, in having yellow-ochre-orange medulla [1,2,7,25]. The new species P. kunmingensis has a crustose thallus with rather few lobes, areolate-squamulose in the center, forming irregular patches or clumps 10-50 mm wide; upper surface dark brown, uneven; rarely with radiating shorter lobules at the thallus margin, sometimes difficult to delimitate secondary lobules and main lobes.…”

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Two New Species of Placolecis (Lichenized Ascomycota) from China

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Two new species of the lichen genus Placolecis are discovered in China, namely P. kunmingensis An. C. Yin & Li S. Wang and P. sublaevis An. C. Yin & Li S. Wang. The new combination P. loekoesiana (S.Y. Kondr., Farkas, J.J. Woo & Hur) An. C. Yin is proposed. Placolecis kunmingensis is characterized by having simple, spherical or ellipsoid, hyaline spores, and pear-shaped pycnidia; while P. sublaevis can be distinguished by its thallus forming larger aggregations with slightly flattened lobes at the thallus margin, and urn-shaped pycnidia. Descriptions, a phylogenetic tree and a key are provided for all the known Placolecis species in China.

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“…Vondrák suggested a relationship of the Coppinsiella clade (as Caloplaca ulcerosa group) with the genera Athallia and Orientophila in a sister position to species in the genus Orientophila (Vondrák et al 2017a). After combined dataset of ITS, nr LSU and mtSSU sequences the Coppinsiella branch was found to be positioned in a sister position to the genus Athallia (Vondrák et al 2017a (Arup et al 2013) However, it became evident that the genus Orientophila includes about 10 species (Kondratyuk et al 2016(Kondratyuk et al , 2017b.…”

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Coppinsiella and Seawardiella – two new genera of the xanthorioideae (teloschistaceae, lichen-forming ascomycota)

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The genera Coppinsiella and Seawardiella are described based on the combined phylogenetic analysis from ITS nrDNA, 28S nrLSU and 12S mtSSU sequences. The affinities of the new genera Orientophila, Athallia, Flavoplaca and Calogaya are discussed. The former Caloplaca lobulata group (or 'Xanthoria lobulata-Gruppe' sensu Steiner et Poelt 1982) found to be positioned in the Calogaya clade based on ITS phylogeny while after a three gene phylogeny (based on ITS nrDNA, nrLSU and mtSSU sequences) two species (i.e.: Seawardiella lobulata and described as new S. tasmaniensis) were located in the Seawardiella clade of the Xanthorioideae. Three other species (i.e. Lazarenkoella zoroasteriorum, L. persica and L. polycarpoides) were positioned in the Lazarenkoella-clade of the Brownlielloideae. The position of all species of the Calogaya clade (after ITS phylogeny) should be re-evaluated based on three gene phylogeny from ITS nrDNA, nrLSU and mtSSU sequences. The new species Seawardiella tasmaniensis is described, illustrated and compared with closely related taxa.New combinations are suggested for eight taxa (i.e. Athallia inconnexa (for Lecanora inconnexa Nyl.), Calogaya safavidiorum (for Caloplaca safavidiorum S. Y. Kondr., in Kondratyuk et al.), Coppinsiella orbicularis stat. et comb. nov. (for Caloplaca substerilis subsp. orbicularis M. Haji Moniri, Vondrák et Malíček), Coppinsiella substerilis (for Caloplaca substerilis Vondrák, Palice et van den Boom, in Vondrák et al.), Coppinsiella ulcerosa (for Caloplaca ulcerosa Coppins et P. James), Lazarenkoella persica (for Xanthoria polycarpoides var. persica J. Steiner); Lazarenkoella polycarpoides (for Xanthoria polycarpoides J. Steiner), and Seawardiella lobulata (for Lecanora lobulata Flörke)).

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New and noteworthy lichen-forming and lichenicolous fungi 6

Cited by 40 publications

References 44 publications

Phylogeny and taxonomy of Polyozosia, Sedelnikovaea and Verseghya of the Lecanoraceae (Lecanorales, lichen-forming Ascomycota)

Phylogeny and taxonomy of Polyozosia, Sedelnikovaea and Verseghya of the Lecanoraceae (Lecanorales, lichen-forming Ascomycota)

Two New Species of Placolecis (Lichenized Ascomycota) from China

Coppinsiella and Seawardiella – two new genera of the xanthorioideae (teloschistaceae, lichen-forming ascomycota)

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