鲫鱼寄生车轮虫一新种的研究

本文记述了寄生在鲫鱼(Carassius auratus)体表和鳃上一种新的车轮虫(Trichodina carassii sp.nov.),虫体直径70(54.6—80.4)μm,附着盘直径58(51.6—67.2)μm,齿环直径32(27.0—36.2)μm,齿体25—30个,齿环中央有7—14个旧齿体残余物形成的颗粒结构。大核马蹄形。小核短杆状,在大核一端的外侧,其位置略有变动。口沟390—400°。齿钩镰刀状,齿棘较直,侧面具有若干个缺刻,末端钝圆或平截,近锥体的后方有一个不太明显的小突起。       

云南牛肝菌属分组初探及两新种

本文对云南产牛肝菌属的分组和牛肝菌组下的亚组进行了初步组合;并报道了该属的一新组(鳞柄牛肝菌Sect.Squamulistipites Zang Sect.nov.)及两新种(鳞柄牛肝菌Boletus squamulistipes Zang sp.nov.和橙香牛肝菌Boletus citrifragrans Chiu et Zang sp.nov.)。     

假丝酵母一新种——北京假丝酵母

本文研究了一株从水果表皮分离到的假丝酵母,它与至今已发表的所有已知假丝酵母均不相同,定名为北京假丝酵母(Candida beijingensis)。     

子囊菌二新种

本文报道在我国东北地区发现寄生在落叶松(Larix Mill.)上的二个子囊菌新种——多孢小黑腐皮壳(Valsella multispora sp.nov.)及落叶松隐腐皮壳(Cryptovalsa laricina sp.nov.)。其形态特征有汉文和拉丁文描述以及显微照像图版。     

中国中三叠世龙蝎蛉新科的发现(昆虫纲,长翅目)

记述龙蝎蛉新科Drakonochoristidae fam. nov.和1新亚科及其2新属、种和1个老亚科。2新属种的化石标本采自中国陕西铜川中三叠统铜川组下段上部的灰绿色泥岩和页岩。新科性质及其分类位置在文中进行讨论。新科的建立填补这个类群在中国的空白,同时对于小蝎蛉科Nannochoristidae和二叠蝎蛉科Permochoristidae的演化关系的研究有一定的意义。这些新属、种系陕西昆虫群(陕西生物群的一个类别)铜川昆虫组合的新成员。铜川组的时代相当于欧洲拉丁尼期(Ladinian Stage)。     

青藏高原小麦白秆病病原菌——小麦壳月孢的研究

五十年代以来,小麦白秆病先后发生于我国的四川、青海和西藏的高寒地区。由于是一种摧毁性病害,很快受到有关方面的研究,测定出有效的防治措施并推广,从而限制了该病的扩展和危害。但在病原菌方面,过去国内一些研究者虽先后几经研究,不仅未能获得统一的学名且有错误的鉴定。因此,有必要再研究,以便正确地识别此菌的分类位置。作者据川、青、藏高原收集到的该菌标本及培养物切片和染色进行镜检,观察到小麦白秆病菌的产孢结构是瓶梗型的,确实应隶属于壳月孢属(Selenophoma)内,并以此菌的形态特征也不同于壳月孢属内的其它种,因而认为是一新种——小麦壳月孢(Selenophoma tritici sp.nov.),文中对新种作了形态特征的汉文和拉丁文描述和附图。此外,还阐明了现代半知菌类分类中产孢细胞的特征的重要性。模式标本存放于中国科学院微生物研究所真菌标本室(HMAS)。     

白柄菌属一新种

本文报告粘菌一新种,团孢白柄菌 Diachea synsPora sp.nov.文中对该新种的形态特征作了汉文和拉丁文的描述,附有照片和绘图,并讨论了新种与本属其它种的区别。模式标本保存在中国科学院微生物研究所真菌标本室。     

古木蕨——云南早泥盆世一植物新属

本文报道了滇东南文山地区下泥盆统坡松冲组(西根阶)地层中一陆生植物新属、种——曲轴古木蕨(Gumuia zyzzata gen.et sp.nov.)。植物矮小,匍匐或直立生长,二叉分枝。能育轴上孢子囊侧出,居于顶端或侧部位置,后者呈亚对生、交互对生或互生在曲折能育轴的折点上。孢子囊圆至横椭圆形,无柄或极短柄,成熟时通常切线垂直茎轴着生,并沿远端开裂。在系统分类上,依据新植物孢子囊侧出的性状,它暂被归人工蕨类,这有待于解剖结构的进一步证实。文中还对合轴分枝这一重要性状的发生做了探讨。     

NEW MARINE MEMBERS OF THE GENUS HEMISELMIS (CRYPTOMONADALES,CRYPTOPHYCEAE)1

Cryptomonads are a ubiquitous and diverse assemblage of aquatic flagellates. The relatively obscure genus Hemiselmis includes some of the smallest of these cells. This genus contained only two species until 1967, when Butcher described seven new marine species mainly on the basis of observations with the light microscope. However, from these seven taxa, only H. amylifera and H. oculata were validly published. Additionally, the features Butcher used to distinguish species have since been questioned, and the taxonomy within Hemiselmis has remained clouded due to the difficulty in unambiguously applying his classification and validating many of his species. As a result, marine strains are often placed into one of three species—H. rufescens Parke, H. virescens Droop, or the invalid H. brunnescens Butcher—based on cell color alone. Here we applied microscopic and molecular tools to 13 publicly available Hemiselmis strains in an effort to clarify species boundaries. SEM failed to provide sufficient morphological variation to distinguish species of Hemiselmis, and results from LM did not correlate with clades found using both molecular phylogenetic and nucleomorph genome karyotype analysis, indicating a high degree of morphological plasticity within species. On the basis of molecular characters and collection geography we recognize four new marine species of Hemiselmis—H. cryptochromatica sp. nov., H. andersenii sp. nov., H. pacifica sp. nov., and H. tepida sp. nov.—from the waters around North America.     

Gumuia gyzzata A New Plant from the Lower Devonian of Yunnan,China

A new genus and species, Gumuia zyzzata is found in the Posonchong Formation of the Lower Devonian (Siegenian) from Wenshan district of Yunnan, China. It has both lateral and terminal sporangia. Successive sporangia develop on alternate sides of short axes near the hases of preceding sporangia, producing a zigzag fertile organization. The author supposes that it is a sympodium Opposite sporangia are suppositionally referred to the result from condensation of the axis between alternate sporangia. The new plant is tentatively referred to a putative zosterophyll.     

An ultrastructural study of Marsupiomonas pelliculata gen. et sp. nov., a new member of the Pedinophyceae

A new species, Marsupiomonas pelliculata gen. et sp. nov. (Pedinophyceae), is described. A single flagellum emerges from a deep pit with a distinctive thickened margin. The flagellum has rigid fibrillar hairs which are probably formed in the perinuclear space. A short second flagellar basal body lies within the cell close to the basal body of the emergent flagellum and the flagellar root system consists of striated and microtubular roots. There is a distinctive theca covering all but the anterior end of the cell and also a single large bright green chloroplast with an immersed pyrenoid surrounded by a starch shell. The wide salinity tolerance of the species is discussed in relation to its distribution in estuarine and salt marsh habitats. The salient features of the new species—the insertion of the emergent flagellum into a deep pit and the possession of a theca—are also seen in Pedinomonas tenuis, and it is suggested that P. tenuis could be transferred to the new genus Marsupiomonas. The class Pedinophyceae now includes three genera (Pedinomonas, Resultor and Marsupiomonas) and the distinguishing features are discussed.     

A New Microsporangial Protostelid,Microglomus paxillus gen. and sp. nov.*

SYNOPSIS. Microglomus paxillus is described as a new genus and species of the subclass Protosteliida (Class Eumyceto-zoa). It has been isolated only once from casuarina bark collected in Oahu, Hawaii. The new organism is characterized by a uninucleate ameboid trophic stage that feeds on bacteria and by sporocarps with spike-like stalks terminated by microspo-rangia containing tetrads of ameboid protoplasts or thin-walled spores. No flagellate cells are produced. The tetrads are typically formed by successive bipartition following conjugate nuclear divisions in the sporogen. The cells of the tetrad are at first binucleate but soon become uninucleate as a result of nuclear degeneration. Variations in the process of sporogenesis are described.     

DEUCALION GEN. NOV. AND ANISOSCHIZUS GEN. NOV. (CERAMIACEAE,CERAMIALES), TWO NEW PROPAGULE-FORMING RED ALGAE FROM SOUTHERN AUSTRALIA1

Two new propagule-farming red algae from southern Australia, Deucalion levringii (Lindauer) gen. et comb. nov. and Anisoschizus propaguli gen. et sp. nov., are described and defined largely on their development in laboratory culture. Deucalion is included in the tribe Compsothamnieae on the basis of its subapical procarp and alternate distichous branching. It differs from the other genera included in that tribe in that it produces 3-celled propagules, polysporangia, a subapical cell of the fertile axis which bears 3 pericentral cells, and an apparently post-fertilization involucre which develops from the hypogenous and sub-hypogenous cells of the fertile axis. Its gametophyte morphology has been elucidated in culture, as only sporophytes are known from the field. Gametophytes do not appear to produce propagules. Anisoschizus is provisionally included in the tribe Spermothamnieae on the basis of its subdichotomous branching, possession of a prostrate system and the production of polysporangia. It differs from the other genera of the tribe in the production of 2-celled propagules. Observations on the germination of the “monosporangia” of Mazoyerella arachnoidea and Monosporus spp. indicate that they are analagous to the propagules of Deucalion and Anisoschizus. The nature of these propagules and their role in recycling the parent plant are discussed and contrasted with true monosporangia. It is recommended that Monosporus be maintained as a form genus containing representatives from more than one tribe, as exemplified by plants from Lord Howe I. provisionally identified as M. indicus Boergesen which have both prostrate and erect, as opposed to only erect, axes.     

Systematic revision of the genus Phycodrys (Delesseriaceae,Rhodophyta) from New Zealand,with the descriptions of three new species,P. novae-zelandiae sp. nov., P. franiae sp. nov. and P. adamsiae sp. nov.

Two species of Phycodrys, Phycodrys quercifolia (Bory) Skottsberg and Phycodrys profunda E.Y.Dawson were previously recorded from New Zealand. However, an examination of Phycodrys collections from the New Zealand region showed that all were morphologically different from P. quercifolia (Type locality: the Falkland Islands) and P. profunda (Type locality: CA, USA). RbcL sequence analyses established that the New Zealand Phycodrys species formed a natural assemblage within the genus, consisting of three new species: P. novae-zelandiae sp. nov., P. franiae sp. nov. and P. adamsiae sp. nov. Phycodrys novae-zelandiae is the largest of the three, up to 20 cm in height, with a distinct midrib and multicellular, opposite to subopposite lateral macroscopic veins. It has entirely monostromatic blades except near the midrib and veins, and its procarp contains a three-celled sterile group one (st1) and a one-celled sterile group two (st2). Phycodrys franiae was previously treated as a cryptic species among herbarium collections of P. ‘quercifolia’. It is smaller (4–11 cm high) with weakly developed midribs and veins, the blade is tristromatic throughout, except at the growing margins, and the procarp consists of a four-celled st1 and a two–three-celled st2. Phycodrys adamsiae, previously reported as P. profunda, is a small decumbent or prostrate plant, 1–8 cm long, with a midrib and inconspicuous lateral veins. The blades are tristromatic with serrated margins, two–four-celled surface spines and multicellular marginal holdfasts that differ from those of Californian specimens. The tetrasporangia are borne on marginal bladelets. Phylogenetic analyses place the New Zealand species in a separate group that is distantly removed from most other Phycodrys species.     

辽宁北票下白垩统义县组的单子叶被子植物新属种

文章报道可能属于单子叶被子植物化石的两个新属Shangyuania gen．nov．和Zhouia gen．nov．,标本采自辽宁省北票市上园乡黄半吉沟下白垩统义县组尖山沟层。前者属于水生草本植物,具有一个非常细弱的茎,茎保存不全,未见分枝。茎上生有对生和互生的沉水型叶;叶线形,全缘。基部无柄,顶端为钝圆形;具有一条中脉,中脉的两侧各有3—4条细而平行的侧脉和在叶的远轴面上各有一行可能的通气组织;穗状花序生于叶腋中,具有一个细弱的花序梗,由4～5轮小花组成。后者是一个单独保存的种子,卵圆形,被压扁,表面具有多角形的细胞或泡沫状纹饰。通过对两新属形态特征研究和对比,推测它们可能与现生眼子菜科（Potamogetonaceae）,特别是该科中的眼子菜属（Potamogeton）,以及茨藻科（Najadaceae）的茨藻属（Najas）有某种亲缘关系。     

红酵母属中的一个新种

自云南省哀牢山常绿阔叶林根际土壤中分离出一株酵母菌Ⅱ-33。该菌株细胞卵圆,出芽时胞壁结构为内分芽型,多端芽殖,不产生子囊孢子和掷孢子;在麦芽汁琼脂上产生红色胡萝卜素,颜色反应阳性,菌落平滑,有光泽,质地软而呈粘液状,不发酵任何糖,能同化麦芽糖、蔗糖、乳糖、棉子糖、松三糖和硝酸钾,能分解尿素;细胞水解物中含甘露糖、葡萄糖和半乳糖。按其形态、培养特征和生理生化特性,酵母菌Ⅱ-33应归入红酵母属(Rhodotorula)中,经与近似种比较,认为是红酵母属中的一个新种,命名为云南红酵母(Rhodotorula yunnanensis sp.n.)。     

Actinomadura mexicana sp. nov. and Actinomadura meyerii sp. nov., two novel soil sporoactinomycetes

The taxonomic position of two soil isolates, strains A288(T) and A290(T) [provisionally assigned to the genus Actinomadura] was clarified in a polyphasic study. The organisms showed a combination of chemotaxonomic and morphological properties typical of actinomadurae. They also formed distinct phyletic lines in the 16S rRNA Actinomadura gene tree; strain A288(T) was associated with A. nitritigenes whereas strain A290(T) was closely related to a group that consisted of A. citrea, A. coerulea, A. glauciflava, A. luteofluorescens and A. verrucosospora. Strains A288(T) and A290(T) showed key phenotypic features which readily distinguish them from one another and from representatives of related validly described species of Actinomadura. It is proposed that the two organisms be classified as new species of the genus Actinomadura. The names proposed for the new taxa are Actinomadura mexicana (A290(T) = DSM 44485(T) = NRRL B-24203(T)), and Actinomadura meyerii (A288(T) = DSM 44485(T) = NRRL B-24203(T)).     

A new member of the subgenus Sinobosmina Lieder, 1957: Bosmina tripurae sp. nov. (Crustacea,Cladocera) from India

A new species, Bosmina tripurae is described from South India. The species shares some of the morphological traits with Bosmina fatalis from East and SE Asia, and two other species described recently from North America. They all form a subgeneric group established earlier: subgenus Sinobosmina Lieder 1957. Parthenogenetic females of the new species are superficially similar to the species Bosmina longirostris, which occurs on Indian subcontinent, only in northern high mountain lakes. All reports of the latter species from Indian lowlands are either Bosmina tripurae or some other not yet described species. This revised version was published online in July 2006 with corrections to the Cover Date.     

浙北几种园林观赏植物白粉菌及其两个新种

本文列出几种浙江省未报道过的园林观赏植物白粉菌,其中包括两个新种,即寄生于云实科紫荆的紫荆白粉菌Erysiphe cercidis T.Xu sp.nov.以及寄生于八角枫科瓜木的八角枫钩丝壳Uncinula alangii T.xu sp.nov.。新种有汉文及拉丁文描述。