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Novelties in the Corticiales: Vuilleminia nilsii sp. nov. and Dendrominia gen. nov. (Basidiomycota)

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Vuilleminia nilsii sp. nov. is described based on collections made in Argelès-sur-Mer communal forest, France. It is characterized by a resupinate, smooth, whitish, decorticating basidiocarp, cylindrical cystidia, heavily crystallized matrix, and guttulate, allantoid spores. It can be distinguished from V. coryli by basidiospore size, substrate preferences, abundance of dendrohyphidia, and crystal in the context. Phylogenetic analyses place Vuilleminia ericae, Dendrothele dryina (= V. dryina) and Dendrothele maculata in a distinct, well-defined clade. The new genus Dendrominia is proposed for this clade. The new combinations Dendrominia dryina, D. ericae, and D. maculata are proposed. Dendrothele corticola is regarded as a synonym of D. maculata. A lectotype is selected for V. macrospora. An updated key to the genus Vuilleminia and a key to Dendrominia species are provided.

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Acknowledgments

This study received support from European Union-funded Integrated Activities grant Synthesys (ES-TAF-2209 and FR-TAF-2215). MG warmly thanks María Teresa Tellería, María P. Martín, and Margarita Dueñas (Madrid) for their kind help during her visit to Real Jardín Botánico. Alexander Sennikov (Helsinki) is thanked for advice on nomenclature and some label data. BD extends his gratitude to Laetitia Givernaud from the “Causse du Quercy” Regional Natural Park, and to Joseph Garrigue from the Catalan Nature Reserves, France, for field assistance.

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Ghobad-Nejhad, M., Duhem, B. Novelties in the Corticiales: Vuilleminia nilsii sp. nov. and Dendrominia gen. nov. (Basidiomycota). Mycol Progress 13, 1–11 (2014). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11557-012-0881-3

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