Two new species of Spadicoides and Gangliostilbe from southern China

Ma, Li; Xia, Ji-Wen; Ma, Ying-Rui; Castañeda-Ruíz, Rafael F.; Zhang, Xiuguo

doi:10.1007/s11557-013-0937-z

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“…Silent Valley, Kerala and Shimoga, Karnataka, respectively. Here, a key is provided (adapted from Ma et al 2014) to distinguish Gangliostilbe species based on morphology. So far, only the type species has sequence data; thus, it is essential to recollect other species to determine the phylogenetic placements of the other species.…”

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“…& Bhat, and G. verrucosa Bhat & B. Sutton (Bhat and Sutton 1985, Subramanian and Bhat 1987, Mercado Sierra et al 1997). In addition, Ma et al (2014) further introduced G. yunnanensis, characterized by synnematous conidiophores with monoblastic conidiogenous cells producing obovoid to ellipsoidal, 6-or 7-distoseptate conidia. Species of Gangliostilbe are mainly differentiated based on conidial characters such as size, shape, septation, ornamentation and pigmentation.…”

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Resolving the phylogenetic placement of Gangliostilbe in the family Xenospadicoidaceae (Xenospadicoidales)

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Rajeshkumar²,

Sruthi³

et al. 2022

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This study resolves the phylogenetic position of an anamorphic synnematous genus, Gangliostilbe, (typified by G. indica) collected from the Northern Western Ghats of India. Gangliostilbe can be distinguished based on its erect synnemata, simple, dark-coloured, well-defined stalk, a subglobose to clavate head, and solitary, acrogenous, brown, phragmoconidia having three or more septa that secede through gangliar conidiogenesis. Phylogenetic analysis based on ITS and LSU sequence data supported the placement of Gangliostilbe in Xenospadicoidaceae (Xenospadicoidales). Gangliostilbe is the only genus in Xenospadicoidaceae having synnematous conidiomata and gangliar conidiogenesis.

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