多角棘蟹属(leanora polytropa)和亚细角棘蟹属(Arthonia subclemens):多角棘蟹属(leanora polytropa)上的两个地衣新种

IF 16.4 1区化学 Q1 CHEMISTRY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY

Accounts of Chemical Research Pub Date : 2023-09-01 DOI:10.1017/s0024282923000397

Josef Hafellner, Martin Grube

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【摘要】黄参&;Grube and Arthonia subclemens;马吉亚被描述为科学上的新事物。这两种寄生虫都是多角Lecanora polytropa s.lat的特异性寄生虫。，但致病性不同，外观也大不相同。然而，目前在阿尔卑斯山脉(奥地利、意大利、瑞士)、欧洲其他地区(挪威、阿尔巴尼亚)和北美(美国)的一些地方已经确定了明显寄生的具有聚集性ascomata的棘足弓形虫，危害较小的a。目前只在东阿尔卑斯山(奥地利、意大利)和南欧山脉(西班牙、北马其顿、希腊)的少数地区发现了具有独立凹陷ascomata的subclemens。将该种与其他已知的来自Lecanora或其最近分离的属之一的Arthonia种进行比较。一种真菌的钥匙，通常发现于多角Lecanora polytropa s.lat。提出了。

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Arthonia epipolytropa and Arthonia subclemens, two new lichenicolous species on Lecanora polytropa, with a key to the microfungi known on this common species

Abstract Arthonia epipolytropa Hafellner & Grube and Arthonia subclemens Hafellner, Grube & Muggia are described as new to science. Both are specific parasites of Lecanora polytropa s. lat., but of differing pathogenicity and of very different appearance. Whereas the clearly parasitic Arthonia epipolytropa with its agglomerated ascomata is presently known with certainty from a number of localities along the arch of the Alps (Austria, Italy, Switzerland), other parts of Europe (Norway, Albania) and northern America (USA), the less harmful A . subclemens with its isolated sunken ascomata is currently known only from a small number of localities in the Eastern Alps (Austria, Italy) and various mountain ranges in southern Europe (Spain, North Macedonia, Greece). The species are compared with other Arthonia species known from Lecanora or one of its recently segregated genera. A key to the fungi regularly found on Lecanora polytropa s. lat. is presented.

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