Microfungi from submerged plant material: Zelotriadelphia amoena gen. et sp nov and Vanakripa fasciata sp nov.
(2005) Mycotaxon — Vol. 91, p. 339-345 (2005)
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- Zelotriadelphia amoena anam. gen. et sp. nov. and Vanakripa fasciata sp. nov. found on decaying leaves of Terminalia cattapa and wood submerged in a river, are described and illustrated. The former is distinguished by hologenous, unilocal, determinate or indeterminate conidiogenous cells, and broadly obovate, 1-distoseptate, very pale brown to olive-brown conidia and the latter is characterized by unicellular, elliptical, brown conidia with a central dark brown to black band. A key to Vanakripa species is provided.
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Ruiz, R., Stadler, M., Saikawa, M., Iturriaga, T., Decock, C., & Heredia, G. (2005). Microfungi from submerged plant material: Zelotriadelphia amoena gen. et sp nov and Vanakripa fasciata sp nov. Mycotaxon, 91, 339-345. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/136671 (Original work published 2005)