与阿根廷大蚁巢相关的木霉种及该国首次报告的扁形木霉

Q3 Agricultural and Biological Sciences

Darwiniana Pub Date : 2017-07-31 DOI:10.14522/DARWINIANA.2017.51.724

Natalia G. Armando, J. A. Marfetán, P. Folgarait

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阿曼多，n.g.;J. Marfetán & P. Folgarait. 2017。与阿根廷大蚁巢相关的木霉种及该国首次报告的扁形木霉。生物化学学报，5(1):72-82。阿根廷与大背蛾巢相关的木霉种类和阿根廷国立大学罗克市科学学系Hormigas实验室(Sáenz Peña 352, B1876BXD Bernal)首次报告的lentiformi木霉;ng.armando14@gmail.com(通信作者)，pfolgarait@unq.edu.ar(转载作者)。Natalia G. Armando, Jorge A. Marfetán和Patricia J. Folgarait。这项工作的目的是形态学和分子鉴定的五种木霉相关的切叶蚁属蚁巢存在于阿根廷。鉴定出的物种有lentiformme、inmatum、virens、koningiopsis和netropicale，这是首次记录到lentiformme和inkiniopsis与切叶蚁有亲缘关系的物种，特别是与lobicornis和lundii有亲缘关系，与lobicornis有亲缘关系的物种。此外，T. lentiformme代表了阿根廷的第一个记录。在此工作中，我们扩展了分生孢子和分生孢子的测量，并对我国木霉的分布作出了额外的贡献。照片说明分生孢子，分生细胞，分生孢子和菌落表型提供了每个物种。

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Trichoderma species associated with Acromyrmex ant nests from Argentina and first report of Trichoderma lentiforme for the country

Armando, N. G.; J. Marfetán & P. Folgarait. 2017. Trichoderma species associated with Acromyrmex ant nests from Argentina and first report of Trichoderma lentiforme for the country. Darwiniana, nueva serie 5(1): 72-82. TRICHODERMA SPECIES ASSOCIATED WITH ACROMYRMEX ANT NESTS FROM ARGENTINA AND FIRST REPORT OF TRICHODERMA LENTIFORME FOR THE COUNTRY Laboratorio de Hormigas, Departamento de Ciencia y Tecnología, Universidad Nacional de Quilmes, Roque Sáenz Peña 352, B1876BXD Bernal, Buenos Aires, Argentina; ng.armando14@gmail.com (author for correspondence), pfolgarait@unq.edu.ar (author for reprints). Natalia G. Armando, Jorge A. Marfetán & Patricia J. Folgarait. The aim of this work is the morphological and molecular identification of five species of Trichoderma associated with leaf-cutting ant nests of the genera Acromyrmex present in Argentina. The species identified were T. lentiforme, T. inhamatum, T. virens, T. koningiopsis and T. aff. neotropicale resulting in the first record of T. lentiforme and T. inhamatum associated with leaf-cutting Acromyrmex ants, in particular with Acromyrmex lobicornis and Acromyrmex lundii for the first one and with A. lobicornis for the second one. Moreover, T. lentiforme represents the first record for Argentina. In this work we extend the measurements of the conidia and the conidiophore and contribute with additional of the distribution of the species of Trichoderma in this country. Photographs illustrating conidiophores, conidiogenous cells, conidia, and colony phenotype are provided for each species.

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Darwiniana Agricultural and Biological Sciences-Plant Science

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期刊介绍： Darwiniana is a half-yearly botanic publication of the Darwinion Botanic Institute, National Counseling of Scientific and Technical Researches (CONICET) - National Acadamey of Exact, Physical and Natural Sciences. Its mission is to publish original scientific papers and reviews from different areas of the botanical issue with the exception of those which nature are agronomical and applied botanical research (of direct transfer). Main articles are usually included in the following sections: Structure and Development; Reproductive Biology; Ecology and Phytogeography; Etnobotany; Genetics; Systematics and Taxonomy of Vascular Plants; Systematics and Taxonomy of non Vascular Plants.