Additions to Trichia botrytis complex (Myxomycetes): 9 new species

Q3 Environmental Science

Botanica Pacifica Pub Date : 2023-01-01 DOI:10.17581/bp.2023.12s03

F. Bortnikov, Nadezhda A. Bortnikova, V. Gmoshinskiy, I. Prikhodko, Y. Novozhilov

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Abstract

A taxonomic revision of the Trichia botrytis species complex based on the study of specimens from the LE and MYX fungaria was made. Six of 7 previously described species of the complex (except for T. subfusca) and 10 taxa new to science (9 species and 1 variety) were recognized. Each studied morphotype, including the previously known ones, is described in detail and illustrated with LM and SEM photographs. In addition, nrSSU, mtSSU, and EF1α genes sequences are given for all 16 morphotypes. The variability of different features (including fruiting body morphology and species ecology) is discussed thoroughly, as well as their taxonomic significance and applicability in practice. A set of features that are highly recommended to be used in subsequent descriptions of new Trichia species and closely related genera is proposed and some methodological recommendations for morphological analysis are given.

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葡萄毛癣菌复合体(黏菌)新增9个新种

本文在LE和MYX真菌标本研究的基础上，对霉Trichia botrytis种复合体进行了分类修正。该复合体的7个已知种中有6个(除T. subfusca外)和10个科学上的新分类群(9种和1变种)得到了识别。每种研究的形态，包括以前已知的，都被详细描述并用LM和SEM照片说明。此外，还给出了所有16种形态的nrSSU、mtSSU和EF1α基因序列。深入讨论了不同特征(包括子实体形态和物种生态学)的变异性，以及它们的分类意义和在实践中的适用性。提出了一组强烈推荐用于后续描述毛毛虫新种和密切相关属的特征，并给出了形态学分析的一些方法建议。

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Botanica Pacifica Environmental Science-Ecology

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