印度西高止山脉的一种新型真菌

Q3 Environmental Science

Current Research in Environmental and Applied Mycology Pub Date : 2021-01-01 DOI:10.5943/cream/11/1/9

R. Dubey, S. Manikpuri

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摘要

本文报道了子囊菌科(Conlariaceae)的一新种——棘球蚴(Conlarium indicum)。本分类群是从印度西高止山脉的腐竹中分离出来的附生植物。根据部分核糖体28S大亚基(LSU)和完整的内部转录间隔段(ITS) rDNA的无性形态、培养特征和系统发育分析鉴定了该分离物。基于ITS+LSU序列的系统发育重建表明，新种形成了独立的单系群，与已知的7种冠状虫(c.a dupliciascosporum, as duplumascospora)、c.a aquaticum、c.t aiandense、c.c sacchari、c.b aisense、c.c nanningense和c.a subglobosum)有很好的分离。这支持了籼稻作为新种的建立。简要介绍了籼稻的形态和分子数据。据我们所知，目前的分类群是迄今未被报道过的。

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Conlarium indicum: A novel fungus from Western Ghats of India

The present paper describes and illustrates Conlarium indicum, a new species in the family Conlariaceae (Ascomycota). This taxon was isolated as an epiphyte from decaying Bamboo collected from Western Ghats of India. The isolate was identified based on asexual-morphs, cultural characteristics and phylogenetic analyses of partial nuclear ribosomal 28S large subunit (LSU) and complete internal transcribed spacer (ITS) rDNA. Phylogenetic reconstructions based on ITS+LSU sequences show that the new species form independent monophyletic groups and are well separated from previously known seven species of Conlarium viz. C. dupliciascosporum (as duplumascospora), C. aquaticum, C. thailandense, C. sacchari, C. baiseense, C. nanningense and C. subglobosum. This supports the erection of C. indicum as a new species. A brief description of the morphology of C. indicum with morphological and molecular data is provided. To our understanding, the present taxon has turned out to be hitherto unreported.

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Current Research in Environmental and Applied Mycology Environmental Science-Ecology

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