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Journal Article
Molecular systematics of Keratinophyton: the inclusion of species formerly referred to Chrysosporium and description of four new species
2021
Overview
Four new
Keratinophyton
species (
Ascomycota
,
Pezizomycotina
,
Onygenales
),
K. gollerae
,
K. lemmensii
,
K. straussii,
and
K. wagneri
, isolated from soil samples originating from Europe (Austria, Italy, and Slovakia) are described and illustrated. The new taxa are well supported by phylogenetic analysis of the internal transcribed spacer region (ITS) region, the combined data analysis of ITS and the nuclear large subunit (LSU) rDNA, and their phenotype. Based on ITS phylogeny, within the
Keratinophyton
clade,
K
.
lemmensii
is clustered with
K
.
durum, K
.
hubeiense
,
K
.
submersum,
and
K
.
siglerae,
while
K
.
gollerae
,
K
.
straussii
and
K
.
wagneri
are resolved in a separate terminal cluster. All four new species can be well distinguished from other species in the genus based on phenotype characteristics alone. Ten new combinations are proposed for
Chrysosporium
species which are resolved in the monophyletic
Keratinophyton
clade. A new key to the recognized species is provided herein.
Publisher
BioMed Central,BioMed Central Ltd,Pensoft Publishers
