Taxonomic revision of Saundersella (Ectocarpales s.l., Phaeophyceae) with description of Saundersella crassa sp. nov. and transfer of Heterosaundersella hattoriana to Saundersella
Taxonomic revision of Saundersella (Ectocarpales s.l., Phaeophyceae) with description of Saundersella crassa sp. nov. and transfer of Heterosaundersella hattoriana to Saundersella
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Saundersella (Ectocarpales s.l., Phaeophyceae) 的分类学修订以及 Saundersella crassa sp 的描述。
DOI:
10.1080/00318884.2021.1916859
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发表时间:
2021
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影响因子:
1.6
通讯作者:
Hanyuda Takeaki
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作者:
Kawai Hiroshi;Watanabe Yuki;Hanyuda Takeaki
Saundersella crassa sp. nov. (Ectocarpaless.l., Phaeophyceae) is newly described from cold-water regions of Japan and the northern Pacific.Saundersella crassais similar toS. simplex(generitype) in morphology and has been identified asS. simplexin the area, but it has longer and thicker thalli, grows on different basiphytes (S. crassaonChordariaspp vsS. simplexonAnalipusspp) and is genetically distinct in the mitochondrialcox3 and chloroplastatpB,psaA,psbA andrbcL DNA sequences. The erect thalli ofS. crassawere simple, filiform, soft and gelatinous, solid when young but later becoming hollow, cord-shaped, attenuated at the base to an indistinct stipe, at times twisted, yellowish to olive brown, and up to 50(–90) cm long and 5 mm wide. The erect thalli were composed of multiaxial colourless central medullary filaments and pigmented assimilatory filaments of 2–6 cells. Terminal cells of the assimilatory filaments were large and swollen, spherical or obovate. Unilocular zoidangia were sessile and obovate or irregular in shape, and were formed on erect thalli at the end of medullary cells or at the base of assimilatory filaments. In the molecular phylogeny, the type of the genusHeterosaundersella, H. hattoriana, was sister toS. crassaand was nested in the clade composed ofS. simplexandS. crassa, irrespective of their differences in the habit and occurrence of basal prostrate thalli forming plurilocular zoidangia. Therefore, we propose the new combinationS. hattoriana comb. nov. forH. hattoriana. Heterosaundersellathus becomes a taxonomic synonym ofSaundersella.