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Glutinoglossum exiguum Hustad & A.N. Mill. 2015

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Glutinoglossum exiguum Hustad & A.N. Mill., Mycologia 107 652 (2015)
Glutinoglossum exiguum Hustad & A.N. Mill. 2015

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Indigenous, non-endemic
Present
New Zealand
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Hustad, V.P.; Miller, A.N. (2015)

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Hustad & A.N. Mill.
Hustad & A.N. Mill.
Hustad, V.P.; Miller, A.N. 2015: Studies in the genus Glutinoglossum. Mycologia 107: 647-657.
2015
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Glutinoglossum exiguum Hustad & A.N. Mill. 2015
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Glutinoglossum exiguum
NEW ZEALAND. TAUPO: Whiranaki Forest Park, Whiranaki Waterfall Trail, on damp mossy embankment, 11 May 2013, VPH NZ13–10 (holotype PDD 103574; isotype ILLS 72404).

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Fungi
Ascomycota
Geoglossomycetes
Geoglossales
Geoglossaceae
Glutinoglossum
exiguum

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Podocarpus totara D.Don
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Hustad, V.P.; Miller, A.N. 2015: Studies in the genus Glutinoglossum. Mycologia 107: 647-657.

Geoglossum glabrum var. minor Cooke 1879

Dennis (1961) cites a specimen (Berggren 6) from Waitaki, New Zealand, (described as a nomen nudum by Cooke as Geoglossum glabrum which the ascospores are uniformly seven-septate. We have not been able to locate this material and no further description of the fungus is provided, but it is likely either Glutinoglossum australasicum or Glutinoglossum exiguum.
Hustad, V.P.; Miller, A.N. 2015: Studies in the genus Glutinoglossum. Mycologia 107: 647-657.

Glutinoglossum exiguum Hustad & A.N. Mill. 2015

Comments: This species is morphologically similar to careful morphological examination is capable of differentiating between the two species. G. australasicum has a generally larger ascocarp and is found in greater abundance. G. exiguum has distinctly pyriform-globose inflated paraphyses tips that are conspicuous in fresh material with a hand lens. Ascospores sizes of the two species largely overlap, but the ascospores in G. australasicum are slightly longer and wider.

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Geoglossum glabrum var. minor Cooke 1879
Geoglossum glabrum var. minor Cooke (1879)
Cooke, M.C. (1879)
Geoglossum glabrum var. minor Cooke 1879
Geoglossum glabrum var. minor Cooke (1879)
Dennis, R.W.G. (1961)
Geoglossum glabrum var. minor Cooke 1879
Geoglossum glabrum var. minor Cooke
Hustad, V.P.; Miller, A.N. (2015)
Geoglossum glabrum var. minor Cooke 1879
Geoglossum glabrum var. minor Cooke
Hustad, V.P.; Miller, A.N. (2015)
Geoglossum glabrum var. minor Cooke 1879
Geoglossum glabrum var. minor Cooke 1879
Geoglossum glabrum var. minor Cooke (1879)
Spooner, B.M. (1987)
Geoglossum cookeanum Nannf. 1942
Glutinoglossum exiguum Hustad & A.N. Mill. 2015
Glutinoglossum exiguum Hustad & A.N. Mill. [in press]
Hustad, V.P.; Miller, A.N. (2015)

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Glutinoglossum exiguum Hustad & A.N. Mill. 2015
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NEW ZEALAND. TAUPO: Whiranaki Forest Park, Whiranaki Waterfall Trail, on damp mossy embankment, 11 May 2013, VPH NZ13–10 (holotype PDD 103574; isotype ILLS 72404).

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6 March 2015
4 October 2024
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