The genus Camillea ( Xylariales ) in Argentina’s Yungas: a comprehensive morphological study with two new species and identification key

From an exhaustive taxonomic survey of Xylariales carried out in the subtropical montane forest of the Argentine northwest (“Las Yungas”), a first comprehensive revision of Camillea for the country is presented. Based on a new combination of sexual and asexual morphology, C. hladkiae and C. r...

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Main Authors: Esteban Benjamin Sir, Esteban Daniel Ceriani Nakamurakae
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Published: W. Szafer Institute of Botany, Polish Academy of Sciences 2024-12-01
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description From an exhaustive taxonomic survey of Xylariales carried out in the subtropical montane forest of the Argentine northwest (“Las Yungas”), a first comprehensive revision of Camillea for the country is presented. Based on a new combination of sexual and asexual morphology, C. hladkiae and C. romeroae are proposed as new species for the genus; C. hladkiae is principally distinguished by its conidiogenous structure from similar species such as C. guzmanii and C. magnifica . On the other hand, C. romeroae is mainly differentiated from other known species of Camillea by the ornamentation of the ascospores under SEM. Additionally, the conidiogenous structure of C. coroniformis , C. flosculosa , C. hainesii , C. hyalospora and C. signata are described and illustrated for the first time. Furthermore, four species reports are new for the Southern Cone of South America ( C. coroniformis , C. hainesii , C. hyalospora and C. signata ) and three are a novelty for Argentine Yunga ( C. flosculosa , C. obularia and C. punctulata ). Finally, full descriptions, illustrations of all species and a dichotomous key to the identification of Camillea species for the region are provided
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spelling doaj-art-1f50e2d098924d7d9a7e3d90285ee3962025-01-02T14:02:28ZengW. Szafer Institute of Botany, Polish Academy of SciencesPlant and Fungal Systematics2544-74592657-50002024-12-0169214916610.35535/pfsyst-2024-0014193640The genus Camillea ( Xylariales ) in Argentina’s Yungas: a comprehensive morphological study with two new species and identification keyEsteban Benjamin Sir0https://orcid.org/0000-0002-7247-7030Esteban Daniel Ceriani Nakamurakae1https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4821-7594Instituto de Bioprospección y Fisiología Vegetal-INBIOFIV (CONICET- UNT), San Martin 1545 (CP 4000), San Miguel de Tucumán, Tucumán, ArgentinaConsejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas de Argentina (CONICET), ArgentinaFrom an exhaustive taxonomic survey of Xylariales carried out in the subtropical montane forest of the Argentine northwest (“Las Yungas”), a first comprehensive revision of Camillea for the country is presented. Based on a new combination of sexual and asexual morphology, C. hladkiae and C. romeroae are proposed as new species for the genus; C. hladkiae is principally distinguished by its conidiogenous structure from similar species such as C. guzmanii and C. magnifica . On the other hand, C. romeroae is mainly differentiated from other known species of Camillea by the ornamentation of the ascospores under SEM. Additionally, the conidiogenous structure of C. coroniformis , C. flosculosa , C. hainesii , C. hyalospora and C. signata are described and illustrated for the first time. Furthermore, four species reports are new for the Southern Cone of South America ( C. coroniformis , C. hainesii , C. hyalospora and C. signata ) and three are a novelty for Argentine Yunga ( C. flosculosa , C. obularia and C. punctulata ). Finally, full descriptions, illustrations of all species and a dichotomous key to the identification of Camillea species for the region are providedhttps://pfsyst.botany.pl/The-genus-Camillea-Xylariales-in-Argentina-s-Yungas-a-comprehensive-morphological,193640,0,2.htmlascomycotagraphostromataceaenew speciesneotropical fungisem
spellingShingle Esteban Benjamin Sir
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The genus Camillea ( Xylariales ) in Argentina’s Yungas: a comprehensive morphological study with two new species and identification key
Plant and Fungal Systematics
ascomycota
graphostromataceae
new species
neotropical fungi
sem
title The genus Camillea ( Xylariales ) in Argentina’s Yungas: a comprehensive morphological study with two new species and identification key
title_full The genus Camillea ( Xylariales ) in Argentina’s Yungas: a comprehensive morphological study with two new species and identification key
title_fullStr The genus Camillea ( Xylariales ) in Argentina’s Yungas: a comprehensive morphological study with two new species and identification key
title_full_unstemmed The genus Camillea ( Xylariales ) in Argentina’s Yungas: a comprehensive morphological study with two new species and identification key
title_short The genus Camillea ( Xylariales ) in Argentina’s Yungas: a comprehensive morphological study with two new species and identification key
title_sort genus camillea xylariales in argentina s yungas a comprehensive morphological study with two new species and identification key
topic ascomycota
graphostromataceae
new species
neotropical fungi
sem
url https://pfsyst.botany.pl/The-genus-Camillea-Xylariales-in-Argentina-s-Yungas-a-comprehensive-morphological,193640,0,2.html
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