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Hyaloscypha spinulosa (Beverw.) K. Yamag., Chuaseehar. & Nakagiri 2020

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Hyaloscypha spinulosa (Beverw.) K. Yamag., Chuaseehar. & Nakagiri in Yamaguchi et al., Mycoscience 61 278 (2020)
Hyaloscypha spinulosa (Beverw.) K. Yamag., Chuaseehar. & Nakagiri 2020

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Indigenous, non-endemic
Present
New Zealand
Political Region
Anon

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(Beverw.) K. Yamag., Chuaseehar. & Nakagiri
Beverw.
K. Yamag., Chuaseehar. & Nakagiri
Yamaguchi, Kaoru; Chuaseeharonnachai, Charuwan; Huhtinen, Seppo; Tsurumi, Yasuhisa; Sri-Indrasutdhi, Veera; Boonyuen, Nattawut; Okane, Izumi; Hosoya, Tsuyoshi; Nakagiri, Akira 2020: Phylogeny and taxonomic revision of the genus Candelabrum, aero-aquatic fungi. Mycoscience 61(6): 265-281.
2020
278
ICN
Candelabrum spinulosum Beverw. 1951
species
Hyaloscypha spinulosa

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Fungi
Ascomycota
Leotiomycetes
Helotiales
Hyaloscyphaceae
Hyaloscypha
spinulosa

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Cooper, J.A. 2005: New Zealand hyphomycete fungi: additional records, new species, and notes on interesting collections. New Zealand Journal of Botany 43(1): 323-349.

Candelabrum spinulosum Beverw. 1951

AUCKLAND: Rangitoto Island, dead leaf of Quercus ilex, 17 Mar 2001, PDD 74124. MID CANTERBURY: Christchurch Botanical Garden, dead twig of Quercus suber, J. A. Cooper 8222, 9 Sep 2001; Christchurch Botanical Garden, dead leaf of Quercus ilex, J. A. Cooper 8218, 9 Sep 2001; Christchurch Botanical Garden, dead leaf of Quercus ilex, 9 Feb 2002, PDD 75003; Lewis Pass, dead leaf of Nothofagus menziesii, 24 Nov 2001, PDD 74994; Lewis Pass, St James Walkway, dead twig of Nothofagus menziesii, 2 Feb 2002, PDD 75009
Conidia hyaline with H-shaped central body surrounded by verrucose lobes, 12–15 µm diam.
New record from New Zealand. This species and Clathrosphaerina zalewskii are the most commonly encountered aero-aquatic species of fungi on a variety of host substrata. However, they are generally unnoticed due to their small size and fine morphological features.

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Candelabrum spinulosum Beverw. 1951
Candelabrum spinulosum Beverw. (1951)
Beverwijk, A.L. van (1951)
Candelabrum spinulosum Beverw. 1951
Candelabrum spinulosum Beverw. (1951)
Cooper, J.A. (2005)
Candelabrum spinulosum Beverw. 1951
Candelabrum spinulosum Beverw. (1951)
Pennycook, S.R.; Galloway, D.J. (2004)
Hyaloscypha spinulosa (Beverw.) K. Yamag., Chuaseehar. & Nakagiri 2020
Hyaloscypha spinulosa (Beverw.) K. Yamag., Chuaseehar. & Nakagiri
Yamaguchi, Kaoru; Chuaseeharonnachai, Charuwan et al. (2020)

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4 March 2021
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