Three new species in the Onygenaceae isolated from marine environment
Abstract
Several fungal isolates affiliated with Aphanoascus and Chrysosporium were obtained from the sediments of Chinese seas by us. Among them, one new Aphanoascus species (A. sedimenticola) and two new Chrysosporium species (C. microsporum, C. sphaerospermum) were taxonomically identified and recognized based on phylogenetic analyses and morphological characteristics. This paper provided the detailed descriptions and illustrations of the three new taxa.
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