Repetophragma omahutaense (Matsush.) R.F. Castañeda, McKenzie & K.D. Hyde 2011

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Name scientific

Repetophragma omahutaense (Matsush.) R.F. Castañeda, McKenzie & K.D. Hyde, Mycosphere 2 276 (2011)

Preferred name

Repetophragma omahutaense (Matsush.) R.F. Castañeda, McKenzie & K.D. Hyde 2011

Taxonomy reference

Castañeda-Ruiz R.F.; Heredia G.; Arias R.M.; McKenzie E.H.C.; Hyde K.D.; Stadler M.; Saikawa M.; Gené J.; Guarro J.; Iturriaga T.; Minter D.W.; Crous P.W. 2011: A new species and re-disposed taxa in Repetophragma. Mycosphere 2: 273-189.

Biostatus

Origin

Occurrence

Georegion

Schema

Biostatus source

Comment

Endemic

Present

New Zealand

Political Region

Anon

Nomenclature

Authors

(Matsush.) R.F. Castañeda, McKenzie & K.D. Hyde

Original authors

Matsush.

Combination authors

R.F. Castañeda, McKenzie & K.D. Hyde

Publication place

Year published

2011

Publication page

276

Nomenclatural code

ICN

Basionym

Sporidesmium omahutaense Matsush. 1985

Taxonomic rank

species

Canonical form

Repetophragma omahutaense

Classification

Kingdom

Fungi

Phylum

Ascomycota

Class

Dothideomycetes

Order

Pleosporales

Genus

Repetophragma

Species

omahutaense

Synonyms

Sporidesmium omahutaense Matsush. 1985

Descriptions

Matsushima, T. 1985: Matsushima Mycological Memoirs. 4.

Sporidesmium omahutaense Matsush. 1985

Latin

DIAG in CMA. Colonise tarde crescentes, atrofuscae. Hyphae vegetativae ramosae, septatae, pallide brunneae vel brunneae,1.5-5 µ crassae, non characteristicae. Conidiophora solitaria, simplicia, cylindrica, septata, 3-4 µ crassa, spice monoblastica, dein per proliferationes succesivas cylindrice elongascentia, postremo usque ad 70 µ attingentia, irregulariter curva, brunnea, sursum pallidiora. Conidia singula, cylindrica, apice rotundata, basi truancata, 8-28 x 4-5 µ, (1-)2-4(-5)-septata, non crassi-tunicata, pallide brunnea.

Notes

MEM This new species is considered to be deviated from typical Sporidesmia. Sporidesmium is a heterogenous assemblage and rearrangement is waited.

Typification

HAB In ramo putrido Knightiae excelsae; Omahuta Forest, New Zealand; May 9, 1983(MFC-12386). TYP cultura desiceata(CMA).