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Marine Ecology, 1984
Abstract.MarineAscomycetes, BasidiomycetesandDeuteromyceteswere collected in tropical and subtropical regions (Australia, Belize, Fiji, Hawaii, Marshall Islands, Mexico, New Zealand, Palau, Thailand), and the known range of distribution for these fungi was extended. Exclusively tropical are 27 taxa, 9 are probably restricted to the tropics also, and 11
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Abstract.MarineAscomycetes, BasidiomycetesandDeuteromyceteswere collected in tropical and subtropical regions (Australia, Belize, Fiji, Hawaii, Marshall Islands, Mexico, New Zealand, Palau, Thailand), and the known range of distribution for these fungi was extended. Exclusively tropical are 27 taxa, 9 are probably restricted to the tropics also, and 11
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Australian Journal of Botany Supplementary Series, 1983
The geographical distribution of higher marine fungi is controlled mainly by temperature. Additional factors determining the occurrence or absence of fungal species are the presence of certain hosts or substrates, and the availability of oxygen. The vertical distribution of marine fungi appears to be controlled by hydrostatic pressure.
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The geographical distribution of higher marine fungi is controlled mainly by temperature. Additional factors determining the occurrence or absence of fungal species are the presence of certain hosts or substrates, and the availability of oxygen. The vertical distribution of marine fungi appears to be controlled by hydrostatic pressure.
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Marine Mycology. The Higher Fungi
The Bryologist, 1980E. B. Gareth Jones +2 more
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