A1 Refereed original research article in a scientific journal
Studies in Hyaloscyphaceae associated with major vegetation types in the Canary Islands II: a revision of Hyaloscypha
Authors: Quijada L, Huhtinen S, Negrin R, Beltran-Tejera E
Publisher: BOTANISCHER GARTEN & BOTANISCHE MUSEUM BERLIN-DAHLEM
Publication year: 2017
Journal: Willdenowia
Journal name in source: WILLDENOWIA
Journal acronym: WILLDENOWIA
Volume: 47
Issue: 1
First page : 31
Last page: 42
Number of pages: 12
ISSN: 0511-9618
DOI: https://doi.org/10.3372/wi.47.47104
Abstract
Four species of the genus Hyaloscypha are presented for the Canary Islands. The study is based on recent collections and 12 previous records. The earlier reports of the genus (Hyaloscypha fuckelii, H. hyalina and H. leuconica) are corrected. All of the reported species are new to the Canarian archipelago (H. aureliella, H. intacta, H. spiralis and H. strobicola), and only one has been reported before from the Macaronesian region (H. aureliella). A key, descriptions, illustrations and notes about ecology are provided.
Four species of the genus Hyaloscypha are presented for the Canary Islands. The study is based on recent collections and 12 previous records. The earlier reports of the genus (Hyaloscypha fuckelii, H. hyalina and H. leuconica) are corrected. All of the reported species are new to the Canarian archipelago (H. aureliella, H. intacta, H. spiralis and H. strobicola), and only one has been reported before from the Macaronesian region (H. aureliella). A key, descriptions, illustrations and notes about ecology are provided.
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