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Hymenotorrendiella dingleyae (P.R. Johnst. & Gamundí) P.R. Johnst. 2014

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Hymenotorrendiella dingleyae (P.R. Johnst. & Gamundí) P.R. Johnst., Phytotaxa 177 17 (2014)
Hymenotorrendiella dingleyae (P.R. Johnst. & Gamundí) P.R. Johnst. 2014

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Endemic
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New Zealand
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P.R. Johnst.
P.R. Johnst. & Gamundí
(P.R. Johnst. & Gamundí) P.R. Johnst.
2014
17
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Hymenotorrendiella dingleyae

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dingleyae

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ADDITIONAL SPECIMENS EXAMINED: NEW ZEALAND: FIORDLAND: Lake Monowai, Borland Lodge Nature Walk, on N. solandri var. cliffortioides, P. R. Johnston D1241, 19 May 1990, PDD 66375. MID CANTERBURY: Mt. Sommers, Sharplin Falls Track, on N. solandri var. cliffortioides, P. R. Johnston D1183, 6 May 1995, PDD 64828. NELSON: Pelorous Bridge Scenic Reserve, Trig K-Waterfall Walk, on N. truncata, P. R. Johnston D1086, 14 May 1994, PDD 65040; Pelorus Bridge Scenic Reserve, Trig K-Waterfall Walk, on N. truncata, P. R. Johnston D1231, 14 May 1994, PDD 66356; Cobb Reservoir, Asbestos Cottage Track, on N. menziesii, P. R. Johnston & E. M. Gibellini, 29 May 1989, PDD 66362. TAUPO: Tongariro National Park, Ohakune Mountain Rd, Blyth Track, on N. solandri var. cliffortioides, P. R. Johnston D1348, S. Mortimer, S. Horak, 16 Apr 1998, PDD 70621; Kaimanawa Ranges, Tree Trunk Gorge, on N. fusca, P. R. Johnston D1450.2 & B. M. Spooner, 25 Aug 1999, PDD 70795.

Apothecia developing on both sides of fallen leaves or on dead leaves remaining attached to fallen twigs and branches; erumpent through host tissue, arising from small patch of stromatic tissue at base of apothecium; apothecia 0.35-0.65 mm diam., short-stipitate, fleshy; disc plane, sepia grey or light greyish sepia; receptacle and stipe concolorous with disc (darker in some collections), with numerous, black, stiff setae; stipe robust, short, cylindric, often darkened near base. Paraphyses 1.5-2 µm diam., more or less undifferentiated at rounded apex, about same length as asci. Asci 105-135 (-145) x 7.5-9 µm, cylindric, tapering slightly to broadly subtruncate apex, wall thickened at apex with prominent amyloid pore, 8-spored. Ascospores (11.5-) 12.5-14.5 (-15.5) x (4.5-) 5.5-6.5 (-7) µm, broad ellipsoid-fusoid, tapering uniformly to each end, hyaline; uniseriate. Ectal excipulum 3-layered; outer layer a single cell wide network of radially disposed, long-celled hyphae 2.5-5 µm diam. with wall encrusted, dark brown, end cell often slightly swollen; central layer comprising textura porrecta of long-cylindric cells with lumen 2.5-3 µm diam. on sides of receptacle, 5-6.5 µm diam. near base, wall hyaline, thick, gelatinous; inner layer comprising textura porrecta of long-cylindric cells 4-8 µm diam. with wall brown, thin, nongelatinous. Setae arising from central layer of ectal excipulum, (300-) 400-500 (-600) x 12-15 (-20) µm, slightly swollen near the base, tapering to simple base, tapering gradually to more or less acute apex, walls smooth, dark brown to black, slightly paler near apex, pluriseptate (but septa visible only in pale upper portion of setae); setae on stipe shorter and thinner than those on receptacle, about 190-230 µm long, tapering to either simple base, or irregularly swollen at base, those with swollen base arising from outer layer of ectal excipulum.

APPEARANCE IN CULTURE: OA: 80 mm diam.; aerial mycelium dense, grey, forming irregular patches, lacking from most of colony; agar surface patchy with black, dark brown, and red brown pigmentation. PDA: 35 mm diam., margin slightly uneven; colony surface near centre raised and deeply convoluted; aerial mycelium low, dense, felted to cottony, whitish to pale grey; in reverse very dark reddish brown. MEA-M: 75 mm diam.; aerial mycelium dense felted to cottony, pale grey to pinkish; in reverse pale reddish brown, with irregular dark brown patches. MEA-D: aerial mycelium sparse; agar with brown pigmentation, more intense toward centre of colony, with small, scattered dark-brown flecks.

Apothecia 0.35-0.65 mm diam., ad folia dejecta vel folia emortua ad rami et ramunculi dejectis adnatis, amphigena, erumpentia ex contextus stromaticus exorientia, breve stipitata, carnosa; hymenium planum, sepiaceum vel pallide sepiaceum; receptaculum et stipites concolores, setosi; stipes robustus. Paraphyses 1.5-2 µm diam. ad apicem rotundatae. Asci 8-spori, 105-135 (-145) x 7.5-9 µm, cylindrici ad apicem sub-truncati, parietibus ad apicem incrassatis, poro ope intense coerulescente. Ascosporae (11.5-) 12.5-14.5 (-15.5) x (4.5-) 5.5-6.5(-7) µm, late elliptico-fusoideae, symmetricae, hyalinae, guttulatae; uniseriatae. Excipulum ectale tristratosum, cum strato externo e reticulum radiale simplices ex hyphiis parietibus incrustatis brunneis, 2.5- 5 µm diam., formantibus; strato medio textura porrecta, gelatinosa, ex cellulis longe-cylindricis, parietibus incrassatis et lumen 2.5-3 µm diam. ad receptaculum et 5-6.5 µm diam. versus basim; strato interno textura porrecta, non gelatinoso, ex cellulis longe cylindricis, tenue tunicatis, brunneis, 4-8 µm diam. Setae (300-) 400-500 (-600) x 12-15 (-20) µm, ad stipites minoribus (190-230 µm longae), atro-brunneae vel atrae, opacis, acutis versus apicem pallescens, inflatae sub-basaliter, et versus basim attenuatis, strato medio in receptaculo exorientia.
T. dingleyae can be distinguished macroscopically by its small, short-stipitate, dark apothecia and numerous long, robust setae. Microscopically it can be distinguished from all other species on Nothofagus by ascospore shape.
New Zealand: Fiordland: Lake Hauroko, Lookout Track, on Nothofagus solandri var. cliffortioides, P. R. Johnston D539, 21 May 1990, PDD 57727.

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Hymenotorrendiella dingleyae (P.R. Johnst. & Gamundí) P.R. Johnst. 2014
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17 September 2014
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