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Mycoscience, 1996 Based on parsimony analyses of eight new SSU rDNA sequences and 24 homologous sequences retrieved from the DNA databases, we suggest a possible phylogenetic relationship of Elaphomycetales with Eurotiales and Onygenales. Our three includedElaphomyces sequences strongly cluster together (bootstrap value 100%) within a monophyletic group (100%) of ...
Ove E Eriksson, Sara Landvik
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Persoonia: Molecular Phylogeny and Evolution of FungiFig. S1 Multigene phylogeny of Penicillium based on ITS, BenA, CaM and RPB2. The tree was rooted to Penicilliopsis zonata. Strains from new species are shown in coloured bold text, strains identified during this study in black bold text and reference strains in grey text.
Cobus Meyer Visagie +2 more
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Aspergillus capibaribensis (Eurotiales, Trichocomaceae), a new species in section Cremei
PhytotaxaIn this study we describe a new species of Aspergillus in section Cremei deposited in the URM culture collection (Micoteca URM Profa. Maria Auxiliadora Cavalcanti) of the Departamento de Micologia, Universidade Federal de Pernambuco (Recife, Pernambuco, Brazil).
Felipe, Maria Tamara C. +5 more
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Canadian Journal of Botany, 1990
Cytological development of ascocarps in Emericellopsis is described. Intertwined hyphae initiate ascocarp primordia in the center of which enlarged ascogonial cells occur. Walls between the central cells disintegrate, resulting in an enlarged, multinucleate cell from which ascogenous cells emerge. Cell walls are reconstituted and repetitious croziers (
Chi-Guang Wu, James W. Kimbrough
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Cytological development of ascocarps in Emericellopsis is described. Intertwined hyphae initiate ascocarp primordia in the center of which enlarged ascogonial cells occur. Walls between the central cells disintegrate, resulting in an enlarged, multinucleate cell from which ascogenous cells emerge. Cell walls are reconstituted and repetitious croziers (
Chi-Guang Wu, James W. Kimbrough
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1994
In this session we have a formidable array of taxa to consider, many of which few of us will be personally familiar with. We propose to discuss these in turn.
D. W. Malloch, J. Mouchacca
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In this session we have a formidable array of taxa to consider, many of which few of us will be personally familiar with. We propose to discuss these in turn.
D. W. Malloch, J. Mouchacca
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Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution, 2015
Symbiotic fungi living in plants as endophytes, and in lichens as endolichenic fungi, cause no apparent symptoms to their hosts. They are ubiquitous, ecologically important, hyperdiverse, and represent a rich source of secondary compounds for new pharmaceutical and biocontrol products.
Ko-Hsuan, Chen +7 more
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Symbiotic fungi living in plants as endophytes, and in lichens as endolichenic fungi, cause no apparent symptoms to their hosts. They are ubiquitous, ecologically important, hyperdiverse, and represent a rich source of secondary compounds for new pharmaceutical and biocontrol products.
Ko-Hsuan, Chen +7 more
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Amaurascopsis, a new genus of Eurotiales
Mycotaxon, 1992J Guarro, J Gené, C De Vroey
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Cristaspora , A New Genus of the Eurotiales
Mycologia, 1984F. Fort, J. Guarro
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Ephemeroascus gen.nov. (eurotiales) from soil
Transactions of the British Mycological Society, 1973openaire +1 more source