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Among the isolates from soil of grassland in Roraima State, Brazil, a new species of Neosartorya, N. takakiiis described and illustrated. Neosartorya takakii differs from the other known species of the genus in having lenticular ascospores with two distinct equatorial crests and with roughly circularly arranged projections on the convex walls. A comparative SEM view of ascospores from six related Neosartorya species is also provided.
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