中国新记录属——裂片茶渍衣属及一个中国新记录种(英文)

对中国新记录属裂片茶渍衣属(Lobothallia (ClauzadeCl.Roux) Hafellner)、中国新记录种粉盘裂片茶渍(Lobothallia alphoplaca (Wahlenb.) Hafellner)进行了详细的描述。裂片茶渍衣属地衣体裂片状、龟裂状和鳞片状,被粉芽;子囊盘集中于中部,茶渍型。描述了粉盘裂片茶渍的形态、化学特征和生境,并提供了相关彩色图片。     

裂片茶渍衣属一新记录种——辐射裂片茶渍

对中国地衣新记录种辐射裂片茶渍Lobothallia radiosa(Hoffm.)Hafellner (Megasporaceae)的形态特征、解剖结构、化学特征和生境进行了描述和研究,并提供5幅彩色图片和中国裂片茶渍衣属的分种检索表.     

裂片茶渍衣属一新记录种——辐射裂片茶渍

对中国地衣新记录种辐射裂片茶渍Lobothallia radiosa (Hoffm.) Hafellner (Megasporaceae)的形态特征、解剖结构、化学特征和生境进行了描述和研究,并提供5幅彩色图片和中国裂片茶渍衣属的分种检索表。     

中国新疆天山中东部新记录地衣种类(英文)

文中对采自乌鲁木齐市郊区和南山小渠子多个生境中的大量标本进行了外部形态与内部解剖特征观察,并对少数标本采用了显色反应法(CT)、显微化学结晶法(MCT)及薄层色谱法(TLC)等方法进行了物种鉴定。结果表明:该地区分布的地衣种类有100多种,其中包括1个中国新记录种———副茶渍属(Lecania tonin-ioides),2个新疆新记录种———美国大孢蜈蚣衣(Physconia americana)和细裂岛衣(Cetraria delisei)。副茶渍属的主要特征是鳞状地衣体边缘粉色,子囊长棍棒状,常生长在地面上;美国大孢蜈蚣衣的主要特征是小裂片旺生在子囊盘边缘和地衣体成熟的部分;细裂岛衣的主要特征是子囊棍棒状,髓层C+粉红色,含三苔色酸。文中对这些种类进行了简略描述。     

中国茶渍属地衣3个新记录种北大核心CSCD

文章报道中国茶渍属地衣3个新记录种——亚异茶渍(Lecanora subravida Nyl.)、栎生茶渍(L.quercicola Coppins&P.James)和针叶茶渍(L.coniferarum Printzen),该3个物种均隶属于柳茶渍组(Lecanora saligna group)。该类群主要特征为,朽木生,地衣体龟裂状至疣状或完全不明显,子囊盘黄绿色至棕色或颜色多样,表面具轻微粉霜,主要化学次生代谢产物为松萝酸。本研究使用贝叶斯分析(BI)构建了基于2个基因位点(nrITS,mtSSU)系统发育树,分析了该3种在茶渍属中的进化位置。本研究还对每个种详细描述形态-解剖特征、分布及栖息地等情况,并提供了地衣体、子囊盘及子囊孢子的彩色图片。     

中国地衣新记录属—小腊肠衣属

在进行《中国地衣志》的编写中，作者从采自我国新疆阿尔泰山龛内期湖附近的地衣标本另发现了北极小腊肠庆（Ｂｒｏｄｏａ ｏｒｏａｒｃｔｉｃａ（Ｋｒｏｇ）Ｇｏｗａｒｄ）（茶渍目，子囊菌门）。小腊肠衣属（Ｂｒｏｄｏａ Ｇｏｗａｒｄ）是中国新记录属，因而，也是中国地衣区系中已知的第２３４个属。本文对于该属、种在形态学、结构学、化学及地理分布等方面进行了描述与讨论。对于它和邻近属的区别也做了简要的对比。     

中国地衣新记录属─小腊肠衣属(英文)

在进行《中国地衣志》的编写中,作者从采自我国新疆阿尔泰山哈纳斯湖附近的地衣标本中发现了北极小腊肠衣［Ｂｒｏｄｏａｏｒｏａｒｃｔｉｃａ（Ｋｒｏｇ）Ｇｏｗａｒｄ］（茶渍目,子囊菌门）。小腊肠衣属（ＢｒｏｄｏａＧｏｗａｒｄ）是中国新记录属,因而,也是中国地衣区系中已知的第２３４个属。本文对于该属、种在形态学、结构学、化学及地理分布等方面进行了描述与讨论。对于它和邻近属的区别也做了简要的对比。     

中国新记录属多孔衣属及新记录种绿白多孔衣（英文）

报道了文字衣科地衣1新记录属,即多孔衣属Myriotrema及该属的新记录种——绿白多孔衣M.viridialbum。多孔衣属主要特征是地衣体壳状,子囊盘小型埋生至半埋生,子囊孢子小型、淀粉质、横隔透镜型至砖壁型。绿白多孔衣的主要特征是具厚地衣体,小型透明亚砖壁型子囊孢子,含有hypoprotocetraric acid。标本采自海南和福建。文中对新记录种提供了详细描述和显微结构图片。     

中国茶渍属和石蕊属4新记录种

通过形态学及化学研究,结合nrDNA ITS序列的系统发育分析,该文报道了茶渍属(Lecanora Ach.)和石蕊属(Cladonia P. Browne)地衣4中国新记录种：莱氏茶渍(Lecanora layana Lendemer)、白头山茶渍(L. baekdudaeganensis B. G. Lee&Hur)、伪银茶渍(L. pseudargentata Lumbsch)和草皮石蕊[Cladonia caespiticia (Pers.) P. Gaertn., B. Mey&Scherb.]。该文对这些物种的分类学特征进行了详细描述,并与相似种进行了对比,同时提供了各种的地理分布图和形态图。这为中国茶渍属和石蕊属地衣物种多样性及资源利用提供了基础资料。     

中国新记录属地衣——木刻衣属

对新疆喀纳斯自然保护区和巴音布鲁克草原的地衣进行了分类学研究,发现一个中国新记录属（木刻衣属Xylographa（Fr.）Fr.）及属下新记录种（平行木刻衣Xylographa parallela（Ach.）Fr.）,详细描述了该新记录地衣种的形态解剖、化学特征和生境,并提供了相关彩色图片。     

Three new species of the genus Dactylospora in Spain

Three species of the genus Dactylospora, D. crassa Sarrión & Hafellner,D. mediterranea Sarrión & Hafellner, and D. pseudourceolata Sarrión & Hafellner are described as new from Spain. The morphology, anatomy, and ecology of the three taxa are discussed. A key to the SpanishDactylospora species is provided.     

LICHENICOLOUS SPECIES OFARTHONIAONLOBARIACEAEWITH NOTES ON EXCLUDED TAXA

The species ofArthonias. lat. (Arthoniales,Ascomycotina) lichenicolous on species ofPseudocyphellariaand otherLobariaceaeare revised. Thirteen species are accepted, and eight species are described as new (all from the Southern Hemisphere):Arthonia badiaWedin & Hafellner,A. coriifoliaeWedin & Hafellner,A. flavicantisWedin & Hafellner,A. maculiformisWedin & Hafellner,A. minutaWedin & Hafellner,A. santessonianaWedin & Hafellner,‘A.’ semi-immersaWedin & Hafellner, andA. subaggregataWedin & Hafellner. Comparative notes on additional accepted species previously described fromPseudocyphellariaor otherLobariaceae(A. pelvetii,A. plectocarpoides,A. pseudocyphellariae,A. stictaria, andA. subconveniens) are included, and a key to theArthonia(and similar) species growing onLobariaceaeis presented. The coelomycete genusSubhysteropycnisWedin & Hafellner is described for the speciesS. maculiformansWedin & Hafellner, the macroconidal anamorph ofArthonia badia. The lecanoralean genusCorticiruptorWedin & Hafellner is described as new to accommodate the single lichenicolous speciesC. abeloneae(P. M. Jørg.) Wedin & Hafellner comb. nov., and the additional new combinationPlectocarpon linitae(R. Sant.) Wedin & Hafellner is proposed. The namesCelidium pelvetiiHepp,Sticta auratababortivaSchaer. andArthonia stictariaNyl. are lectotypified, and the typifications are discussed.     

Molecular support for the recognition of the Mycoblastus fucatus group as the new genus Violella (Tephromelataceae, Lecanorales)

The crustose lichen genus Mycoblastus in the Northern Hemisphere includes eight recognized species sharing large, simple ascospores produced 1-2 per ascus in strongly pigmented biatorine apothecia. The monophyly of Mycoblastus and the relationship of its various species to Tephromelataceae have never been studied in detail. Data from ITS rDNA and the genes coding for translation elongation factor 1-α and DNA replication licensing factor mini-chromosome maintenance complex 7 support the distinctness of Mycoblastus s. str. from the core of the Tephromelataceae, but recover M. fucatus and an undescribed Asian species as strongly supported within the latter group. We propose accommodating these two species in a new genus, Violella, which is characterized by its brownish inner ascospore walls, Fucatus-violet hymenial pigment granules and secondary chemistry, and discuss the position of Violella relative to Calvitimela and Tephromela. We describe the new species Violella wangii T. Sprib. & Goffinet to accommodate a new species with roccellic acid from Bhutan, China, India and the Russian Far East. We also exclude Mycoblastus indicus Awasthi & Agarwal from the genus Mycoblastus and propose for it the new combination Malmidea indica (Awasthi & Agarwal) Hafellner & T. Sprib.     

A NEW SPECIES OFCATILLARIAFROM COASTAL MEDITERRANEAN REGIONS

A revision of several specimens ofCatillaria mediterraneaHafellner revealed that two species can be recognized:C. mediterraneas. str., which has 8–16 spores per ascus, grows on foliose and fruticose lichens, and has a Mediterranean-Macaronesian, montane distribution, andC. praedictaTretiach & Hafellner sp. nov., which has (16–)24–32(–48) spores per ascus, occurs on shrubs in coastal Mediterranean maquis, and has a Mediterranean, maritime distribution. The systematic affinities of the two species with the 8-sporedC. nigroclavata(Nyl.) Schuler are briefly discussed.     

SPECIES OF THE GENUSLECIDEA(LECANORALES) ON GYPSUM IN SPAIN

The genusLecideain the lichen flora of the gypsum soils of Spain is represented by two species:L. gypsicolaLlimona andL. circinarioidesCasares & Hafellner sp. nov., which are described in this article. Chemical, anatomical and ecological differences are also described, as is the taxonomic value of the morphological characteristics of the mature ascoma.     

The Phylogeny of the Families Lecanoraceae and Bacidiaceae (Lichenized Ascomycota) Inferred from Nuclear SSU rDNA Sequences

Abstract: The phylogeny of the families Lecanoraceae and Bacidiaceae (Lecanorales, Ascomycota) was investigated using 29 nuclear small subunit ribosomal DNA sequences, 9 of which were newly determined. The data set contained 368 variable characters, 234 of which were parsimony-informative. Phylogenetic estimations were performed with maximum parsimony and maximum likelihood optimality criteria. In the most parsimonious and most likely reconstructions, the Bacidiaceae sensu Hafellner 1988 forms a monophyletic group and the Lecanoraceae sensu Hafellner a paraphyletic group. The genera Tephromela and Scoliciosporum appear to belong outside these families. However, the hypothesis that the Lecanoraceae sensu Hafellner is monophyletic cannot be rejected, as indicated by a Kishino-Hasegawa test. Three hypotheses were rejected by Kishino-Hasegawa tests, viz. (1) that the Lecanoraceae and Bacidiaceae together form a monophyletic group; (2) that both the Lecanoraceae (incl. Scoliciosporum ) and Bacidiaceae (incl. Tephromela ) are monophyletic; and (3) that the ascus apex anatomy reflects phylogeny. The suborder Lecanorineae is paraphyletic unless the Stereocaulaceae and Cladoniaceae are included. One or both of the Bacidia and Lecanora types of ascus have probably evolved at least twice.     

THE GENERA OFTRICHOTHELIACEAE

Recent revisions of generic relationships in the pyrenocarpous lichen familyTrichotheliaceaeby J. Hafellner & K. Kalb (based on perithecial pigmentation and ascus structure) and R. C. Harris (based on morphological, chemical and environmental trends) are assessed. However, most of their conclusions are rejected because the authors used shared or variable characters, insufficient specimens and highly disjointed groups of species.