Mitrulinia ushuaiae (Rehm) Spooner 1987
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![Fruiting bodies about 3-5 mm high, brilliant yellow, arising in small groups from blackened, stromatic wood. © P.K.C. Austwick. [Image: M1S]](https://data.landcareresearch.co.nz/Image/M1S/SysPortalPreview)
![Creator: J.A. Cooper. © J.A. Cooper. [Image: 24HN]](https://data.landcareresearch.co.nz/Image/24HN/SysPortalPreview)
![Fresh specimen. Creator: P.R. Johnston. © Landcare Research. [Image: 28K8]](https://data.landcareresearch.co.nz/Image/28K8/SysPortalPreview)
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Mitrulinia ushuaiae (Rehm) Spooner 1987
Mitrulinia ushuaiae (Rehm) Spooner 1987
Biostatus
Indigenous, non-endemic
Uncertain
New Zealand
Political Region
ITS sequences from NZ specimens (KZ273438, KX273437) suggest the NZ fungus is a different species to that from S America, based on 97% BLAST match to KY462418 (specimen_voucher="MES-1097"), morphologically typical of Mitrulinia usuhaiae (M. Smith, pers. comm.). [PRJ, July 2019]
Nomenclature
(Rehm) Spooner
Rehm
Spooner
1987
246
ICN
species
Mitrulinia ushuaiae
Classification
Associations
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Taxonomic concepts
Mitrula ushuaiae Rehm (1899)
Mitrulinia ushuaiae (Rehm) Spooner 1987
Mitrulinia ushuaiae (Rehm) Spooner (1987)
Mitrulinia ushuaiae (Rehm) Spooner 1987
Mitrulinia ushuaiae (Rehm) Spooner (1987)
Mitrulinia ushuaiae (Rehm) Spooner 1987
Mitrulinia ushuaiae (Rehm) Spooner (1987)
Scleromitrula ushuaiae (Rehm) Gamundí (1977)
Global name resources
Collections
Notes
taxonomic status
Only ITS and LSU sequences availabale; these suggest a phylogentic position near the base of Helotiaceae (sister to 'Hymenoscyphus' metrosideri), but not convincing that is Helotiaceae s.s. [PRJ Mar 2023]
Metadata
1cb193de-36b9-11d5-9548-00d0592d548c
scientific name
Names_Fungi
19 March 1993
31 May 2006
