Spider Fungi: New species of Marasmius and Pusillomyces in the aerial rhizomorph web-maker guild in Amazonia

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doi:10.3114/fuse.2024.14.03_supp

January 1, 2024Fungal Systematics and Evolution

Spider Fungi: New species of Marasmius and Pusillomyces in the aerial rhizomorph web-maker guild in Amazonia

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Key Points

New species of fungi within the Marasmius and Pusillomyces genera have been identified in Amazonia, contributing to fungal diversity.
These new species are categorized within the aerial rhizomorph web-maker guild, emphasizing their ecological role.
Sampling included nrITS and nrLSU sequences, facilitating accurate phylogenetic analysis for taxonomic classification.
This work showcases the importance of studying fungi in biodiversity-rich areas like the Amazon rainforest.

Implication

Research identifies new fungal species in the Marasmius and Pusillomyces genera, highlighting biodiversity.

Abstract

Table S1. Marasmius sampling with nrITS sequences included in the analyzed Dataset 1. Table S2. Pusillomyces sampling with nrITS and nrLSU sequences included in the analyzed Dataset 2.

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Spider Fungi: New species of Marasmius and Pusillomyces in the aerial rhizomorph web-maker guild in Amazonia

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Spider Fungi: New species of Marasmius and Pusillomyces in the aerial rhizomorph web-maker guild in Amazonia

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