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The genus Tulasnella with a new species in the Patagonian Andes forests of Argentina
Mycological Research, 2001The genus Tulasnella is surveyed in the Patagonian Andes forests of southern Argentina based on specimens collected from Austrocedrus chilensis, Nothofagus antarctica, N. betuioides and N. pumilio. Five species are recorded, namely T. robusta sp. nov., T. allantospora s.lat., T. calospora, T. helicospora and T.
Alina G. Greslebin, Mario Rajchenberg
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Tulasnella tubericola K. Solis, J. Barriuso, A. Garces-Claver & V. Gonzalez 2017, sp. nov.
2017Tulasnella tubericola K. Solís, J. Barriuso, A. Garcés-Claver & V. González, sp. nov. (Fig. 1) MycoBank MB812221 Type:— SPAIN: ARAGÓN: Zaragoza, Centro de Investigación y Tecnología Agroalimentaria de Aragón (CITA), 41° 43’ 28.48“ N, 0° 48’ 31.09“ W, 230 msl, in greenhouse, in culture pots, colonies in PDA isolated from ectomycorrhizal tips of one-year
Solís, Karina +3 more
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Mycorrhiza, 2009
Aneura pinguis (Aneuraceae) is a cosmopolitan thalloid liverwort that shows a specific mycorrhiza-like interaction with basidiomycetes. To date, tropical specimens have not been studied in great depth. Samples of A. pinguis were collected from 48 individuals in one plot in South Ecuador and 54 individuals in five European countries.
Markus, Preussing +3 more
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Aneura pinguis (Aneuraceae) is a cosmopolitan thalloid liverwort that shows a specific mycorrhiza-like interaction with basidiomycetes. To date, tropical specimens have not been studied in great depth. Samples of A. pinguis were collected from 48 individuals in one plot in South Ecuador and 54 individuals in five European countries.
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Long-spored Tulasnella species from Devon, with additional notes on allantoid-spored species
Mycological Research, 1994Four Tulasnella species with elongated spores are described from Devon, England, and compared with original type material. Tulasnella quasiflorens is described as new, T. deliquescens is considered to be an earlier name for T. rosella , and the correct name for the perfect state of the Rhizoctonia -like anamorph, Epulorhiza repens , and T ...
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Mycological Research, 2003
In order to evaluate substrate dependence of the symbiotic fungal associations in leafy liverworts (Jungermanniopsida), 28 species out of 12 families were investigated by transmission electron microscopy and molecular methods. Samples were obtained from the diverse substrates: from naked soil, from the forest floor on needle litter, from between peat ...
Ingrid, Kottke +5 more
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In order to evaluate substrate dependence of the symbiotic fungal associations in leafy liverworts (Jungermanniopsida), 28 species out of 12 families were investigated by transmission electron microscopy and molecular methods. Samples were obtained from the diverse substrates: from naked soil, from the forest floor on needle litter, from between peat ...
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A contribution towards a revision of the genus Tulasnella
1976Redescriptions of nine species of Tulasnella are given, all based on the specimens of the Bourdot herbarium in Paris.
Jülich, W., Jülich, Ute
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1984
Type material of Tulasnella cystidiophora Höhn. & Litsch. has been studied. The species is characterized by often moniliform gloeocystidia and clamp-less hyphae (at least in the subhymenium).
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Type material of Tulasnella cystidiophora Höhn. & Litsch. has been studied. The species is characterized by often moniliform gloeocystidia and clamp-less hyphae (at least in the subhymenium).
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胶膜菌属真菌S7(Tulasnella sp.)促进铁皮石斛种子萌发代谢产物研究
Scientia Sinica Vitae, 2022Jianwen Yang +7 more
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