Bryocentria octosporelloides Dobbeler, J. Linde a E. Rubio (Bionectriaceae, Hypocreales) is propo... more Bryocentria octosporelloides Dobbeler, J. Linde a E. Rubio (Bionectriaceae, Hypocreales) is proposed as a new species. It infects the foliose, bark-inhabiting liverwort Cololejeunea minutissima (Lejeuneaceae, Porellales). The species is morphologically characterized by its superficial perithecia, one-celled ascospores and intracellular haustoria, and ecologically characterized by exhibiting biotrophic parasitism. It is recorded from one locality in Asturias in Northern Spain
Capitotricha attenuans is reported on twigs of the type substrate Rumex suffruticosus in a subalp... more Capitotricha attenuans is reported on twigs of the type substrate Rumex suffruticosus in a subalpine area near the type locality in the Cantabrian Mountains about 175 years after it was distributed as an exsiccatum by M.C. Durieu under the name Peziza bicolor (e Capitotricha bicolor). In the 19th century the species was given two different names, Peziza attenuans and Lachnella hispanica, and in the 20th century R.W.G. Dennis referred it to synonymy of C. bicolor. We here transfer its oldest legitimate name to Capitotricha because the species is sufficiently distinct from C. bicolor in having asci arising from croziers and larger ascospores, besides deviating ITS and LSU rDNA data. An epitype is designated based on the recent sample with a sequence
Bryocentria octosporelloides Dobbeler, J. Linde a E. Rubio (Bionectriaceae, Hypocreales) is propo... more Bryocentria octosporelloides Dobbeler, J. Linde a E. Rubio (Bionectriaceae, Hypocreales) is proposed as a new species. It infects the foliose, bark-inhabiting liverwort Cololejeunea minutissima (Lejeuneaceae, Porellales). The species is morphologically characterized by its superficial perithecia, one-celled ascospores and intracellular haustoria, and ecologically characterized by exhibiting biotrophic parasitism. It is recorded from one locality in Asturias in Northern Spain
Capitotricha attenuans is reported on twigs of the type substrate Rumex suffruticosus in a subalp... more Capitotricha attenuans is reported on twigs of the type substrate Rumex suffruticosus in a subalpine area near the type locality in the Cantabrian Mountains about 175 years after it was distributed as an exsiccatum by M.C. Durieu under the name Peziza bicolor (e Capitotricha bicolor). In the 19th century the species was given two different names, Peziza attenuans and Lachnella hispanica, and in the 20th century R.W.G. Dennis referred it to synonymy of C. bicolor. We here transfer its oldest legitimate name to Capitotricha because the species is sufficiently distinct from C. bicolor in having asci arising from croziers and larger ascospores, besides deviating ITS and LSU rDNA data. An epitype is designated based on the recent sample with a sequence
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