Sporidesmium goidanichii (Rambelli) S. Hughes 1979

Details

Name scientific

Sporidesmium goidanichii (Rambelli) S. Hughes, New Zealand J. Bot. 17 162 (1979)

Preferred name

Sympodiella goidanichii (Rambelli) Crous & Hern.-Restr. 2019

Nomenclature

Authors

(Rambelli) S. Hughes

Original authors

Rambelli

Combination authors

S. Hughes

Publication place

Hughes, S.J. 1979: Relocation of species of Endophragmia auct. with notes on relevant generic names [≡ New Zealand fungi. 26.]. New Zealand Journal of Botany 17(2): 139-188.

Year published

1979

Publication page

162

Nomenclatural code

ICN

Basionym

Ceratosporella goidanichii Rambelli 1958

Taxonomic rank

species

Canonical form

Sporidesmium goidanichii

Classification

Kingdom

Fungi

Phylum

Ascomycota

Class

Sordariomycetes

Order

Sporidesmiales

Family

Sporidesmiaceae

Genus

Sporidesmium

Species

goidanichii

Associations

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Association type

Associated organism

Association source

has host

Quercus ilex L.

Anonymous (2013)

has host

Quercus ilex L.

Cooper, J.A. (2005)

Descriptions

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.

Sporidesmium goidanichii (Rambelli) S. Hughes 1979

Collections Examined

AUCKLAND: Rangitoto Island, dead leaf of Quercus ilex, 17 Mar 2001, PDD 74123.

Description

Conidia 50–70 × 6–7 µm, 8–9-septate.

Notes

New record from New Zealand. This collection has longer conidia with more septa than I have previously seen (e.g., Nidd Gorge, UK, J. A. Cooper 7878, 25 May 2000, has conidia 40–55 × 6 µm and 6–7 septa). However, as noted by Hughes (1979), the conidial dimensions in this species are variable and this collection is identical with that cited by Matushima (1975). Historically the genus Sporidesmium included a heterogeneous assemblage of species. A partial reassessment of the genus was carried out by Subramanian (1992). S. goidanichii is a distinctive and recognisable species of Sporidesmium sens. str., and is frequently encountered in aquatic and semi-aquatic environments.