Xenoberkleasmium typhae (Somrith. & E. B. G. Jones) J. Y. Zhang, Y. Z. Lu & K. D. Hyde, 2025
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https://doi.org/10.3897/imafungus.16.167717 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17968245 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/EB2939D4-3181-5B3D-B2A3-B992E264E65E |
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by Pensoft |
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Xenoberkleasmium typhae (Somrith. & E. B. G. Jones) J. Y. Zhang, Y. Z. Lu & K. D. Hyde |
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comb. nov. |
Xenoberkleasmium typhae (Somrith. & E. B. G. Jones) J. Y. Zhang, Y. Z. Lu & K. D. Hyde comb. nov.
≡ Berkleasmium typhae Somrith. & E. B. G. Jones View in CoL , Fungal Diversity 12: 170 (2003)
Holotype.
THAILAND • Pathum Thani, Klong Luang , in the decaying leaves of Typha angustifolia , August 2002, S. Somrithipol ( SFC 1610 in BBH, holotype), ex-type living culture, BCC 12536 in BCC .
Description.
see Somrithipol and Jones (2003).
Notes.
Berkleasmium typhae was introduced by Somrithipol and Jones (2003) based solely on morphology. Pinnoi et al. (2007) provided sequence data for this species, demonstrating that B. typhae is closely related to B. crunisia (as Xenoberkleasmium crinisium ). In our study, B. typhae clusters with three other Xenoberkleasmium species, prompting us to transfer it to Xenoberkleasmium as X. typhae . Xenoberkleasmium typhae matches well with the generic concept in having sporodochial, punctiform colonies and muriform, brown conidia ( Pinnoi et al. 2007; Liu et al. 2024 a).
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Xenoberkleasmium typhae (Somrith. & E. B. G. Jones) J. Y. Zhang, Y. Z. Lu & K. D. Hyde
| Zhang, Jing-Yi, Hyde, Kevin D., Yang, Ming-Fei, Sun, Ya-Ru, Xiao, Xing-Juan, Meng, Ze-Bin, Bao, Dan-Feng & Lu, Yong-Zhong 2025 |
Berkleasmium typhae
| Somrith. & E. B. G. Jones 2003: 170 |