Cunninghamella, Matr.
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/phytotaxa.560.3.2 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7050429 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03F987B0-FF9C-0C77-31D3-F860C9EBD4C0 |
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Cunninghamella |
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A key to the species and varieties of Cunninghamella View in CoL View at ENA
Together with the new species proposed in this paper, a total of 22 taxa of Cunninghamella , including 19 species and three varieties, were described in the world ( Zheng and Chen 2001, Guo et al. 2015, Hyde et al. 2016, Zhang et al. 2020, Hallur et al. 2021, Suwannarach et al. 2021, Zhao et al. 2021b). Consequently, a key to the 22 taxa is updated herein.
1. Chlamydospores present.............................................................................................................................................. C. saisamornae
1. Chlamydospores absent ......................................................................................................................................................................2
2. Zygospores present.............................................................................................................................................................................3
2. Zygospores absent ............................................................................................................................................................................10
3. Homothallic ................................................................................................................................................................ C. homothallica View in CoL
3. Heterothallic .......................................................................................................................................................................................4
4. Sporangiola are two types, globose to broadly ellipsoid or ovoid, or dark giant sporangiola exclusively globose...........................5
4. Sporangiola are more types, ovoid, ellipsoid, globose, subglobose, or lacrymoid ............................................................................6
5. Sporophores without verticillate branches ............................................................................................ C. echinulata var. echinulata View in CoL
5. Sporophores usually with many whorls of verticillate branches or pseudoverticillate branches.......... C. echinulata var. verticillata View in CoL
6. Sporangiola reaching 15 µm...............................................................................................................................................................7
6. Sporangiola <15 µm .................................................................................................................................................... C. phaeospora View in CoL
7. Suspensors mainly equal in shape but unequal in length, rarely unequal in shape...................................................... C. polymorpha
7. Suspensors mostly unequal in shape and size, rarely equal ...............................................................................................................8
8. Suspensors mainly equal in shape but unequal in length, rarely unequal in shape...................................................... C. polymorpha
8. Suspensors mostly unequal in shape and size, rarely equal ...............................................................................................................9
9. Maximum growth temperature ≤ 36 ˚C .............................................................................................................................. C. elegans View in CoL
9. Maximum growth temperature> 36 ˚C ..................................................................................................................... C. blakesleeana View in CoL
10 Sporangioles are globose.................................................................................................................................................................11
10. Sporangioles are globose to subglobose, ellipsoid, ovoid or lacrymoid ..........................................................................................15
11. Causing as opportunistic pathogens of mucormycosis................................................................................................... C. arunalokei
11. Not reported causing as opportunistic pathogens until now.............................................................................................................12
12. Vesicles clavate.................................................................................................................................................................................13
12. Vesicles globose to subglobose ........................................................................................................................................................14
13. Branches 1–4, single, in pairs, or 3–4 arranged pseudoverticillately, vesicles without warts............................................. C. clavata View in CoL
13. Usually unbranched, occasionally simply branched, monopodial, vesicles bearing warts ............................... C. verrucosa sp. nov.
14. Maximum growth temperature ≤ 43 ˚C ......................................................................................................................... C. intermedia View in CoL
14. Maximum growth temperature> 43 ˚C ........................................................................................................................ C. globospora
15. Sporophores with many septa.............................................................................................................................................. C. septata View in CoL
15. Sporophores without septa, or one to serval septa ...........................................................................................................................16
16. Sporophores typically nodulous .................................................................................................................. C. echinulata var. nodosa View in CoL
16. Sporophores not nodulous ................................................................................................................................................................17
17. Sporophores sympodial, not verticillate......................................................................................................................... C. vesiculosa 17. Sporophores not sympodial, but verticillate.....................................................................................................................................18
18. Sporophores pseudoverticillate ........................................................................................................................................................19
18. Sporophores not pseudoverticillate ..................................................................................................................................................20
19. Giant cells present ..................................................................................................................................................... C. gigacellularis View in CoL
19. Giant cells absent.................................................................................................................................... C. echinulata var. antarctica View in CoL
20. Vesicles subglobose to pyriform........................................................................................................................................ C. bigelovii View in CoL
20. Vesicles globose to subglobose, ovoid or irregular ..........................................................................................................................21
21. Vesicles regular........................................................................................................................................................... C. guizhouensis
21. Vesicles irregular ..............................................................................................................................................................................22
22. Sporangiola lacrymoid....................................................................................................................................................... C. binariae View in CoL
22. Sporangiola not lacrymoid .................................................................................................................................... C. multiverticillata View in CoL
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