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Recently, Aroramyces herrerae was described based on morphology, ecology, and taxonomically placed in the family Hysterangiaceae (Hysterangiales). However, a DNA analysis revealed that A. herrerae belongs to a new sequestrate cryptic genus, Pterosporomyces, in the family Trappeaceae (Phallales), nested with Restingomyces reticulatus and Phalobata alba and jointly forming a basal clade of Phallales with strong statistical support. Pterosporomyces herrerae gen. nov & comb. nov. is characterized by an olive green to brown gleba and wing spores (utriculum) up to 6 µm broad and its ITS and ATP6 variation. Pterosporomyces is similar in morphology to Restingomyces but differs by the spore ornamentation been utriculate in the former and alveolate in the latter.
Gonzalo Guevara-Guerrero. 1970. \u201cNew Molecular Data in the Truffle-like Fungus, Aroramyces herrerae, Reveal a Novel Cryptic Ancestral Taxon, Pterosporomyces herrerae gen. nov. & comb. nov. (Trappeacea, Phallales)\u201d. Global Journal of Science Frontier Research - C: Biological Science GJSFR-C Volume 21 (GJSFR Volume 21 Issue C3): .
Crossref Journal DOI 10.17406/GJSFR
Print ISSN 0975-5896
e-ISSN 2249-4626
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Country: Mexico
Subject: Global Journal of Science Frontier Research - C: Biological Science
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Recently, Aroramyces herrerae was described based on morphology, ecology, and taxonomically placed in the family Hysterangiaceae (Hysterangiales). However, a DNA analysis revealed that A. herrerae belongs to a new sequestrate cryptic genus, Pterosporomyces, in the family Trappeaceae (Phallales), nested with Restingomyces reticulatus and Phalobata alba and jointly forming a basal clade of Phallales with strong statistical support. Pterosporomyces herrerae gen. nov & comb. nov. is characterized by an olive green to brown gleba and wing spores (utriculum) up to 6 µm broad and its ITS and ATP6 variation. Pterosporomyces is similar in morphology to Restingomyces but differs by the spore ornamentation been utriculate in the former and alveolate in the latter.
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