猪曲霉属的系统发育定位及重新评价。11月(Mycosphaerellaceae)。

Fungal systematics and evolution Pub Date : 2021-06-01 Epub Date: 2021-02-08 DOI:10.3114/fuse.2021.07.08
K C Rajeshkumar, U Braun, J Z Groenewald, S S Lad, N Ashtekar, S Fatima, G Anand
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在印度的季风季节,由一种通常被称为pongamiae的类似曲霉的无性形态引起的pongamata叶斑病非常常见。基于LSU和rpb2序列数据以及利用ITS序列数据进行blast搜索的系统发育分析显示,该子囊菌在Mycosphaerellaceae中形成了一个谱系,与所有其他一般谱系都有一定的距离。带棘球绦虫的棘球绦虫。11月,以pongamiae Fusicladium pongamiae(≡A. pongamiae)为基础,作为该谱系的模式种被引入。本种被认为是粉红霉菌的无性形态(≡粉红霉菌)。然而,这种联系是未经证实的,只是基于两个分类群在一些集合中偶尔的联系。在文化中诱导性形态形成的几次尝试都失败了,因此这些形态之间的假定联系无法得到证实。鸭羽曲霉退化为鸭羽曲霉的同义词。pongamiae-pinnatae被引入是因为错误地假设pongamiae已经在另一个寄主Pongamia globosa上描述过。但事实上,在印度,绒绒梭菌是在绒绒梭菌(Pongamia glabra)上被发现的,而绒绒梭菌是绒绒梭菌的同义词,因此与绒绒梭菌在同一个寄主上。在一个包含Distocercospora, clypepesphaerella和Pseudocercospora nephropidicola的分支中,pongamipedrocrousiella聚集在一起,而Pseudocercospora与Pseudocercospora不是同源的物种。在系统发育上,Pedrocrousiella与Asperisporium s. str.枝(模式种A. caricae)关系较远,而与Amycosphaerella、Pseudocercosporella、Distomycovellosiella和Nothopassalora关系较近。引用本文:Rajeshkumar KC, Braun U, Groenewald JZ, Lad SS, Ashtekar N, Fatima S, Anand G(2021)。猪曲霉属的系统发育定位及重新评价。11月(Mycosphaerellaceae)。真菌分类学与进化7:165-176。doi: 10.3114 / fuse.2021.07.08。
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Phylogenetic placement and reassessment of <i>Asperisporium pongamiae</i> as <i>Pedrocrousiella pongamiae gen. et comb. nov.</i> (<i>Mycosphaerellaceae</i>).

Phylogenetic placement and reassessment of <i>Asperisporium pongamiae</i> as <i>Pedrocrousiella pongamiae gen. et comb. nov.</i> (<i>Mycosphaerellaceae</i>).

Phylogenetic placement and reassessment of <i>Asperisporium pongamiae</i> as <i>Pedrocrousiella pongamiae gen. et comb. nov.</i> (<i>Mycosphaerellaceae</i>).

Phylogenetic placement and reassessment of Asperisporium pongamiae as Pedrocrousiella pongamiae gen. et comb. nov. (Mycosphaerellaceae).

The leaf spot disease of Pongamia pinnata caused by an asperisporium-like asexual morph, which is usually referred to as Asperisporium pongamiae, is quite common during monsoon seasons in India. Phylogenetic analyses, based on LSU and rpb2 sequence data, and blast searches using ITS sequence data, revealed that this ascomycete forms a lineage within Mycosphaerellaceae distant from all other generic lineages. Pedrocrousiella gen. nov., with P. pongamiae comb. nov., based on Fusicladium pongamiae (≡ A. pongamiae), as type species is introduced for this lineage. This species has been considered the asexual morph of Mycosphaerella pongamiae (≡ Stigmatea pongamiae). However, this connection is unproven and was just based on the occasional association of the two taxa in some collections. Several attempts to induce the formation of a sexual morph in culture failed, therefore the putative connection between these morphs could not be confirmed. Asperisporium pongamiae-pinnatae is reduced to synonymy with P. pongamiae. Asperisporium pongamiae-pinnatae was introduced because of the wrong assumption that F. pongamiae had been described on another host, Pongamia globosa. But Fusicladium pongamiae was actually described in India on Pongamia glabra, which is a synonym of P. pinnata, and hence on the same host as Asperisporium pongamiae-pinnatae. Pedrocrousiella pongamiae clusters in a clade containing Distocercospora, Clypeosphaerella, and "Pseudocercospora" nephrolepidicola, a species which is not congeneric with Pseudocercospora. Phylogenetically, Pedrocrousiella is distant from the Asperisporium s. str. clade (type species A. caricae), which is more closely related to Amycosphaerella, Pseudocercosporella, Distomycovellosiella and Nothopassalora. Citation: Rajeshkumar KC, Braun U, Groenewald JZ, Lad SS, Ashtekar N, Fatima S, Anand G (2021). Phylogenetic placement and reassessment of Asperisporium pongamiae as Pedrocrousiella pongamiae gen. et comb. nov. (Mycosphaerellaceae). Fungal Systematics and Evolution 7: 165-176. doi: 10.3114/fuse.2021.07.08.

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