A1 Refereed original research article in a scientific journal
Observations on two glassy-haired lichenicolous discomycetes
Authors: Huhtinen S, Hawksworth DL, Ihlen PG
Publisher: CAMBRIDGE UNIV PRESS
Publication year: 2008
Journal:: Lichenologist
Journal name in source: LICHENOLOGIST
Journal acronym: LICHENOLOGIST
Volume: 40
First page : 549
Last page: 553
Number of pages: 5
ISSN: 0024-2829
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1017/S002428290800827X
Abstract
Two lichenicolous species are discussed: the recently described Unguiculariopsis nephromae, which occurs on Nephroma species in Canada, Fennoscandia, North America and Russia, is combined into Protounguicularia; and Hyalopeziza rapax sp. nov, is described from Pseudocyphellaria crocata in Alaska. In discussing generic placements, it is concluded that the species now known as Olla transiens is better accommodated in Protounguicularia and the species is combined into that genus. Attention is drawn to variability in general appearance of P. nephromatis, particularly the occurrence of both superficial and erumpent apothecia in the same species.
Two lichenicolous species are discussed: the recently described Unguiculariopsis nephromae, which occurs on Nephroma species in Canada, Fennoscandia, North America and Russia, is combined into Protounguicularia; and Hyalopeziza rapax sp. nov, is described from Pseudocyphellaria crocata in Alaska. In discussing generic placements, it is concluded that the species now known as Olla transiens is better accommodated in Protounguicularia and the species is combined into that genus. Attention is drawn to variability in general appearance of P. nephromatis, particularly the occurrence of both superficial and erumpent apothecia in the same species.
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