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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Nomenclature
Hustad & A.N. Mill.
Hustad & A.N. Mill.
2015
652
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Glutinoglossum exiguum
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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.
Taxonomic concepts
Glutinoglossum exiguum Hustad & A.N. Mill. 2015
Glutinoglossum exiguum Hustad & A.N. Mill. [in press]
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6 March 2015
26 May 2017
