A Molecular Systematics and Taxonomy Research on Trechispora (Hydnodontaceae, Trechisporales): Concentrating on Three New Trechispora Species from East Asia
Abstract
:1. Introduction
2. Materials and Methods
2.1. Sample Collection and Herbarium Specimen Preparation
2.2. Morphology
2.3. Molecular Phylogeny
3. Results
3.1. Molecular Phylogeny
3.2. Taxonomy
4. Discussion
- 1. Basidiospores smooth-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2
- 1′ Basidiospores aculeate, verrucose or ornamented--------------------------------------------------5
- 2. Ampullate hyphae > 5 μm in width, basidiospores angular----------------T. subsphaerospora
- 2′ Ampullate hyphae < 5 μm in width, basidiospores ellipsoid------------------------------------3
- 3. Basidiospores thick-walled-----------------------------------------------------------------T. cohaerens
- 3′ Basidiospores thin-walled--------------------------------------------------------------------------------4
- 4. Hymenial surface tuberculate-------------------------------------------------------T. daweishanensis
- 4′ Hymenial surface smooth----------------------------------------------------------------------T. xantha
- 5. Hyphal system dimitic------------------------------------------------------------------------T. dimitica
- 5′ Hyphal system monomitic-------------------------------------------------------------------------------6
- 6. Hyphae without ampullate septa----------------------------------------------------------------------7
- 6′ Hyphae with ampullate septa-------------------------------------------------------------------------12
- 7. Basidiospores thin-walled, ovoid to subglobose---------------------------------------T. suberosa
- 7′ Basidiospores thick-walled, ellipsoid-----------------------------------------------------------------8
- 8. Basidiospores > 7 μm in length--------------------------------------------------------T. yunnanensis
- 8′ Basidiospores < 7 μm in length-------------------------------------------------------------------------9
- 9. Basidiomata margin greyish----------------------------------------------------------------T. murina
- 9′ Basidiomata margin white to cream----------------------------------------------------------------10
- 10. Hymenial surface odontioid---------------------------------------------------------T. bambusicola
- 10′ Hymenial surface hydnoid--------------------------------------------------------------------------11
- 11. Hymenophore with blunt aculei--------------------------------------------------------T. fimbriata
- 11′ Hymenophore with sharp aculei--------------------------------------------------------T. fissurata
- 12. Sphaerocysts present, hyphae inflated-------------------------------------------T. hymenocystis
- 12′ Sphaerocysts absent, hyphae uninflated---------------------------------------------------------13
- 13. Ampullate septa > 6 μm in width------------------------------------------------------------------14
- 13′ Ampullate septa < 6 μm in width------------------------------------------------------------------15
- 14. Basidiospores sparsely verrucose-----------------------------------------------T. polygonospora
- 14′ Basidiospores densely aculeate---------------------------------------------------------T. mollusca
- 15. Subhymenium with short-celled hyphae--------------------------------------------------------16
- 15′ Subhymenium with long-celled hyphae---------------------------------------------------------17
- 16. Basidiome thin, ochraceous--------------------------------------------------------------T. farinacea
- 16′ Basidiome thick, dirty white to buff-------------------------------------------------------T. rigida
- 17. Basidiospores thin-walled---------------------------------------------------------------------------18
- 17′ Basidiospores thick-walled--------------------------------------------------------------------------19
- 18. Hymenophore with hydnoid-----------------------------------------------------------------T. nivea
- 18′ Hymenophore without hydnoid------------------------------------------------------T. microspora
- 19. Basidiospores > 5 μm in length---------------------------------------------------------T. praefocata
- 19′ Basidiospores < 5 μm in length---------------------------------------------------------------------20
- 20. Hymenial surface farinaceous with olivaceous--------------------------------------T. olivacea
- 20′ Hymenial surface odontioid with buff--------------------------------------------T. odontioidea
Author Contributions
Funding
Institutional Review Board Statement
Informed Consent Statement
Data Availability Statement
Conflicts of Interest
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Species Name | Specimen No. | GenBank Accession No. | References | |
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ITS | nLSU | |||
Brevicellicium exile | H (Spirin 8370) | MT002322 | MT002338 | [43] |
B. olivascens | KHL 8571 | HE963792 | HE963793 | [36] |
Dextrinocystis calamicola | He 5700 | MK204534 | MK204547 | [38] |
Fibrodontia alba | TNMF 24944 | NR153983 | NG060401 | [24] |
F. brevidens | Wu 9807-16 | KC928276 | KC928277 | [44] |
Litschauerella gladiola | He 3171 | MK204555 | MK204556 | [38] |
Luellia cystidiata | JHP 09455 | MW371211 | Unpublished | |
Porpomyces mucidus | Dai 12692 | KT157833 | KT157838 | [45] |
P. submucidus | Cui 5183 | KT152143 | KT152145 | [45] |
Scytinopogon pallescens | He 5192 | MK204553 | [38] | |
S. havencampii | DED 8300 | KT253946 | KT253947 | [46] |
Sistotremastrum guttuliferum | He 3338 | MK204540 | MK204552 | [38] |
S. niveocremeum | CBS 42854 | MH857381 | MH868921 | [47] |
S. suecicum | H (Miettinen14550) | MT075860 | MT002336 | [43] |
Sphaerobasidium minutum | KHL 11714 | DQ873652 | DQ873653 | [48] |
Subulicystidium brachysporum | KASL 1584b | MH041544 | MH041610 | [49] |
S. cochleum | KHL 11200 | MN207036 | MN207024 | [50] |
S. longisporum | Ordynets 00146 | MN207039 | MN207032 | [50] |
S. meridense | Hjm 16400 | MH041538 | MH041604 | [49] |
Trechispora amianthina | CBS 202.54 | MH857292 | [47] | |
T. araneosa | KHL 8570 | AF347084 | [35] | |
T. bambusicola | CLZhao 3305 | MW544022 | MW520172 | [33] |
T. bispora | CBS 142.63 | MH858241 | [47] | |
T. byssinella | UC 2023068 | KP814481 | Unpublished | |
T. clancularis | FRDBI 4426619 | MW487976 | Unpublished | |
T. cohaerens | HHB 19445 | MW740327 | Unpublished | |
T. copiosa | AMO 453 | MN701018 | [27] | |
T. confinis | KHL 11197 | AY463473 | AY586719 | [35] |
T. daweishanensis | CLZhao 18255 | MW302338 | [34] | |
T. echinospora | MA Fungi 82486 | JX392853 | [36] | |
T. farinacea | MA Fungi 79474 | JX392855 | JX392856 | [36] |
T. fimbriata | CLZhao 9006 | MW544025 | MW520175 | [33] |
T. fissurata | CLZhao 4571 | MW544027 | [33] | |
T. gelatinosa | AMO 1139 | MN701021 | [27] | |
T. havencampii | DED 8300 | NR154418 | [46] | |
T. hondurensis | HONDURAS 19-F016 | MT571523 | MT636540 | Unpublished |
T. hymenocystis | KHL 8795 | AF347090 | [35] | |
T. incisa | GB 0090648 | KU747095 | Unpublished | |
T. invisitata | UC 2023088 | KP814425 | Unpublished | |
T. kavinioides | KGN 981002 | AF347086 | [35] | |
T. mollis | URM 85884 | MK514945 | [26] | |
T. mollusca | CBS 43948 | MH856428 | [47] | |
T. murina | CLZhao 11736 | OL615003 | Present study | |
T. murina | CLZhao 11752 | OL615004 | OL615009 | Present study |
T. nivea | MA Fungi 74044 | JX392832 | [36] | |
T.odontioidea | CLZhao 17890 | ON417458 | Present study | |
T.olivacea | CLZhao 17826 | ON417457 | Present study | |
T. pallescens | FLOR 56186 | MK458766 | Unpublished | |
T. papillosa | AMO 713 | MN701022 | [27] | |
T. regularis | KHL 10881 | AF347087 | [35] | |
T. rigida | URM 85754 | MT406381 | [26] | |
T. stellulata | UC 2023096 | KP814450 | Unpublished | |
T. stevensonii | MA Fungi 70669 | JX392841 | [36] | |
T. subsphaerospora | KHL 8511 | AF347080 | [35] | |
T. termitophila | AMO 1169 | MN701028 | [27] | |
T. thelephora | 1820 AMV | KF937369 | [51] | |
T. torrendii | URM 85886 | MK515148 | [26] | |
T. xantha | CLZhao 17781 | MW302340 | [34] | |
T. yunnanensis | CLZhao 215 | MN654923 | [31] | |
Tubulicium raphidisporum | He 3191 | MK204537 | MK204545 | [38] |
T. vermiferum | KHL 8714 | — | AY463477 | [35] |
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Luo, K.; Zhao, C. A Molecular Systematics and Taxonomy Research on Trechispora (Hydnodontaceae, Trechisporales): Concentrating on Three New Trechispora Species from East Asia. J. Fungi 2022, 8, 1020. https://doi.org/10.3390/jof8101020
Luo K, Zhao C. A Molecular Systematics and Taxonomy Research on Trechispora (Hydnodontaceae, Trechisporales): Concentrating on Three New Trechispora Species from East Asia. Journal of Fungi. 2022; 8(10):1020. https://doi.org/10.3390/jof8101020
Chicago/Turabian StyleLuo, Kaiyue, and Changlin Zhao. 2022. "A Molecular Systematics and Taxonomy Research on Trechispora (Hydnodontaceae, Trechisporales): Concentrating on Three New Trechispora Species from East Asia" Journal of Fungi 8, no. 10: 1020. https://doi.org/10.3390/jof8101020