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Open Access Harmoniella campanaensis sp. nov. from central Chile

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Authors: Madrid, Hugo; Torres, Daniela; Silva, Víctor

Source: Mycotaxon, Volume 131 (3), July-September 2016, pp. 535-539(5)

Publisher: Mycotaxon

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5248/131.535

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A new hyphomycete, Harmoniella campanaensis, is described from submerged dicotyledonous leaves collected in La Campana National Park, central Chile. This fungus is the second taxon described in Harmoniella and the only one known from the Americas. Harmoniella campanaensis differs from the generic type, H. chrysocephala, by producing much longer conidiophores (with stipes up to 850 μm) and shorter conidia (3–5 μm long).

Keywords: CONIDIAL FUNGI; SYMPODIAL DEVELOPMENT; TAXONOMY

Document Type: Research Article

Publication date: 18 October 2016

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