MaRceLLeiNa BRUMM., KORF & RIFAI AND ALLIED GENERA, Dumort.

Sammut, Carmel, Alvarado, Pablo & Vooren, Nicolas Van, 2023, Emendation of Marcelleina Brumm., Korf & Rifai (Ascomycota, Pezizales) and proposal of Iodomarcelleina obscura gen. nov., sp. nov. and Scotopezia pseudoanthracina gen. nov., comb. nov. for the lineages outside it, Cryptogamie, Mycologie 44 (12), pp. 159-170 : 169

publication ID

https://doi.org/ 10.5252/cryptogamie-mycologie2023v44a12

DOI

https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10455579

persistent identifier

https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03B2F924-2900-FFB3-FE8C-FF0DFACBFB3F

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Plazi

scientific name

MaRceLLeiNa BRUMM., KORF & RIFAI AND ALLIED GENERA
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UPDATED KEY TO THE SPECIES OF MaRceLLeiNa BRUMM., KORF & RIFAI AND ALLIED GENERA View in CoL View at ENA

This key is based on the work of Moravec (1987) and applies to small discoid to pulvinate species, rather thick, showing violet, purple-brown, brown to black ascomata, and having globose ascospores containing at least one oil drop.

1. Ascus wall amyloid, sometimes weakly, best seen in the young asci .............................................................. 2

— Ascus wall always inamyloid ........................................................................................................................ 3

2. Ascomata brownish, dark brown to blackish, sometimes with olivaceous shades, without purplish tinges; ascospores 7-8.5(9) µm diam., ornamented with large, angular warts.............................................................. .............................. Scotopezia pseudoanthracina (Donadini) Van Vooren, Sammut & P. Alvarado , comb. nov.

— Ascomata black; ascospores 9.5-11.9 µm diam., smooth ................. Iodomarcelleina obscura gen. nov., sp. nov.

3. Ascospores ornamented, uniguttulate, but often accompanied by smaller droplets ...................................... 4

— Ascospores smooth, uniguttulate, rarely accompanied by smaller droplets ................................................... 8

4. Ascospore ornamentation forming a complete or incomplete irregular reticulum ........................................ 5

— Ascospore ornamentation made of isolated warts or curved irregular ribs which only rarely anastomose, appearing as ribs or spines in optical section; ascospores more than 8 µm diam. .................................................... 6

5. Ascospore reticulum mostly complete, only rarely incomplete, relatively low in optical section; 9-11 µm diam. ......................................................................... Marcelleina persoonii (P.Crouan & H.Crouan) Brumm.

— Ascospore reticulum mostly very incomplete, only very rarely complete, irregular, comparatively higher in optical section; 8-10.7 (11) µm diam. ......................................................................... M. rickii (Rehm) Graddon

6. Ascospore ornamentation made of large warts, ± rounded or tuberculate in optical section; ascospores 12-16 µm diam. ....................................................... M. tuberculispora K.Hansen & Sandal (synonym: M. mediterranea )

— Ascospore ornamentation made of smaller warts or ribs, rather low in optical section ................................. 7

7. Isolated warts and ribs 0.25-0.8(1.4) µm thick, 0.3-0.7(1) µm high; paraphyses enlarged above; ascospores (8)9-11 µm diam. ............................................................................................. M. georgii (Svrček) J.Moravec

— Isolated warts and ribs coarser, 0.5-1.5(2.2) µm thick, 0.5-1.5(1.7) µm high; paraphyses not or very slightly enlarged above; ascospores (8)9-11 µm diam. .................................................. M. brevicostatispora J.Moravec

8. Ascomata violet to dark violet; ascospores 10-12 µm diam. ........................................ M. benkertii J.Moravec

— Ascomata light to dark brown; ascospores 14-18 µm diam. ............... M. chopraiana (L.R.Batra) S.C.Kaushal

Kingdom

Fungi

Phylum

Ascomycota

Class

Pezizomycetes

Order

Pezizales

Family

Pezizaceae

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