Polyrhizophydium stewartii , the first known rhizomycelial genus and species in the Rhizophydiales, is closely related to Batrachochytrium
Polyrhizophydium stewartii , the first known rhizomycelial genus and species in the Rhizophydiales, is closely related to Batrachochytrium
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Polyrhizophydium Steartii 是根菌目中第一个已知的根菌属和种,与 Batrachochytrium 密切相关
DOI:
10.1080/00275514.2021.1885206
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发表时间:
2021
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影响因子:
2.8
通讯作者:
James, Timothy Y.
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作者:
Simmons, D. Rabern;Longcore, Joyce E.;James, Timothy Y.
Molecular and ultrastructural investigations of the Chytridiomycota during the last 20 years have led to the separation of new orders, including the Rhizophydiales. Most species in this order are morphologically similar, possessing monocentric, eucarpic, spherical thalli. Here, based on analysis of nuc 18S and 28S rDNA, we add the new genus and speciesPolyrhizophydium stewartiito the order. This saprobe of moribund aquatic plant leaves is the first known rhizomycelial species in the order. In our molecular phylogeny,P. stewartiigroups with the amphibian pathogensBatrachochytriuim dendrobatidisandB. salamandrivorans, making it of particular interest to investigators studying evolutionary pathways associated with host-switching and morphological adaptation.