Notes on British Lichenicolous Fungi: VII

Hawksworth, D. L.

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“…Lawalreea has strongly curved conidia, reminiscent of those of Briancoppinsia; however, the pycnidial wall is hyaline, but green around the ostiole, and K- (Diederich 1990). Diplolaeviopsis and Everniicola are both distinguished by a brown pycnidial wall that reacts K + pale purplish to violet, and 1-septate conidia that are curved or not (Giralt and Hawksworth 1991;Hawksworth 1982); these two genera might be synonymous. No genus similar to Briancoppinsia has been described by Hawksworth (1981) or Sutton (1980).…”

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“…Similarly, Everniicola flexispora D. Hawksw., also described from Evernia, could be mistaken for Briancoppinsia cytospora, but that taxon has 1-septate, strongly curved conidia (Hawksworth 1982). Material on Cladonia might be confused with one of the cladoniicolous Phoma species (Diederich et al 2007), which differ by straight conidia that are basally rounded and generally have a lipid drop close to each apex.…”

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Briancoppinsia, a new coelomycetous genus of Arthoniaceae (Arthoniales) for the lichenicolous Phoma cytospora, with a key to this and similar taxa

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Morphological, anatomical, chemical and molecular data suggest that a relatively common lichenicolous coelomycete on Lecanora conizaeoides is conspecific with Phoma cytospora, previously known only from parmelioid lichens, and that further populations on Cladonia and Pertusaria belong to the same species. This species is distinguished from Phoma by several taxonomically important characters and obviously represents a previously unrecognized genus, for which the name Briancoppinsia is introduced. Phylogenetic analyses using nuLSU and mtSSU sequences of isolates obtained in pure culture suggest that the new genus belongs to the Arthoniaceae (Arthoniales). This is the first obligate lichenicolous, non-lichenized anamorph confirmed to belong to the Arthoniales based on molecular data.

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Briancoppinsia, a new coelomycetous genus of Arthoniaceae (Arthoniales) for the lichenicolous Phoma cytospora, with a key to this and similar taxa

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“…Xanthoria parietina (1) (apothecia and thallus) (Nylander 1873, Olivier 1907a, Bouly de Lesdain 1909, Rondon 1969, Hawksworth 1982a, Boqueras et al 1989, Roux & Triebel 1994, Santesson 1994b, Calatayud et al 1995, Etayo 1996b, Navrotskaya et al 1996, Hitch 1998, 2007a, Aptroot et al 2000a, Søchting et al 2007, Triebel 2009, Eichler et al 2010), in coastal regions on Xanthoria calcicola (2) (apothecia and thallus) (Boom et al As indicated by the lacking reaction of the ascal gel with I, the species cannot belong to Endococcus.…”

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Trichoconis hafellnerisp. nov. onAthallia pyraceaandXanthoria parietina, a Generic Discussion ofTrichoconisand Keys to the Species of this Genus

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“…& Roux 1995, and (24.5-)27-32.5(-39) x (10.5-)11-13.5(-14-5) μm in W. protearius Nav.-Ros. & Roux 1997 (Hawksworth 1986, Navarro-Rosinés & Roux 1995, Calatayud & Navarro-Rosinés 1998). …”

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Lichenicolous fungi described from Antarctica and the sub-Antarctic islands by Carroll W. Dodge (1895–1988)

Hawksworth

Iturriaga

2006

Antartic science

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Abstract:The identities of the 12 lichenicolous fungi described as new to science from the Antarctic and sub-Antarctic islands by Carroll W. Dodge between 1938 and 1968 are reassessed on the basis of the original publications, and where extant the original collections and slides in the Farlow Herbarium and Reference Library (Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, USA). Typifications are discussed and lectotypes and neotypes designated as necessary. Only one species is accepted in its original placement (Phacopsis usneae) and one had already been transferred to an appropriate genus (Didymella cladoniae to Zwackhiomyces). Six prove to be synonyms of previously described species, and four are combined into other genera here: Arthonia parmeliae (syn. Diplonaevia parmeliae), Carbonea antarctica (syn. Alectoria antarctica), Sphaerellothecium buelliae (syn. Orbicula buelliae), and Weddelomyces gasparriniae (syn. Phaeospora gasparriniae) combs. nov. The generic name Thelidiola is also confirmed as a synonym of Muellerella. In addition, as a result of earlier misinterpretations of Dodge's taxa, two new species are described: Endococcus matzeri, and Zwachkiomyces diederichii spp. nov. Intralichen lichenum is also reported from the Antarctic for the first time. Descriptions and illustrations are included where appropriate.

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Notes on British Lichenicolous Fungi: VII

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Briancoppinsia, a new coelomycetous genus of Arthoniaceae (Arthoniales) for the lichenicolous Phoma cytospora, with a key to this and similar taxa

Briancoppinsia, a new coelomycetous genus of Arthoniaceae (Arthoniales) for the lichenicolous Phoma cytospora, with a key to this and similar taxa

Trichoconis hafellnerisp. nov. onAthallia pyraceaandXanthoria parietina, a Generic Discussion ofTrichoconisand Keys to the Species of this Genus

Lichenicolous fungi described from Antarctica and the sub-Antarctic islands by Carroll W. Dodge (1895–1988)

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