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MB515170
Strelitziana mali Rong Zhang & G.Y. Sun 2009  
Bibliography:Zhang, R.; Yang, H.L.; Sun, G.Y.; Li, H.Y.; Zhuang, J.L.; Zhai, X.R.; Gleason, M.L., 2009, Mycotaxon 110: 481 (more info, abstract)
Year of publication:2009
Status of the name:basionym; legitimate
MycoBank's opinion:currently used
Classification:Strelitziana
Obligate synonym(s):none
Anamorph-teleomorph connection:unknown
Taxonomic synonym(s):
Ordered by epithet name
none
Descriptions:
Latin diagnosis (Zhang, R.; Yang, H.L.; Sun, G.Y.; Li, H.Y.; Zhuang, J.L.; Zhai, X.R.; Gleason, M.L. 2009, Mycotaxon 110: 481)

Strelitziana mali Rong Zhang & G.Y. Sun, sp. nov. Figs. 2-3
MycoBank MB 515170; GenBank FJ917556
Coloniae in PDA post 30 dies temperature ambiente ad 18 mm diam., purpureo-brunnea, coactae, in medio 3 mm altae; Hyphae hyalinae aut pallide brunneae, septatae, ramosa, aeriae 2-3 µm crassae, submersae saepe ad 3-5 µm inflatae; Conidiophora unicellularia ex hyphis indistinctis vegetativis oriunda, constanter brunnea, cellulae conidiogenae terminal. Conidia hyaline, fusiformia, longa obclavate, (2-)5-10-septata, (12-)35-60(-100) x 7 (-35) µm, conidiogenesis microcyclica visa in vitro.
Holotypus: ex cuticulae fructi Malus x domestica Borkh., Liquan, Shaanxi, China, HMUABO (Herbarium Mycologicum Universitatis Agriculturalis Boreali-Occientalis) 822502; cultus QX01.


Original description (Zhang, R.; Yang, H.L.; Sun, G.Y.; Li, H.Y.; Zhuang, J.L.; Zhai, X.R.; Gleason, M.L. 2009, Mycotaxon 110: 481)

Strelitziana mali Rong Zhang & G.Y. Sun, sp. nov. Figs. 2-3
MycoBank MB 515170; GenBank FJ917556
Isolate QX01 was obtained in China from apple (Malus ×domestica), where it forms mycelial mats with sclerotium-like bodies on the fruit surface. The colony diameter after 1 month on PDA at 25°C reached 24 mm with even margins and smooth, felty aerial hyphae; colony centers are purplish gray and outer zones pale white. Hyphae are hyaline to brown, ramose, septate with aerial hyphae 2-3 µm diam. and submerged hyphae inflated, 3-5 µm diam. Conidiogenous cells terminal, pigmented, thinner than the conidia. Conidia hyaline, thin walled, solitary, fusiform to long obclavate, (12-)35-60(-100) x 7(-35) µm, (2-)5-10-septate. Microcyclic conidiation is present in culture (Fig. 2).
Scanning electron microscope studies showed that conidiogenous cells were erect, solitary, arising from aerial and submerged mycelium, subcylindrical, straight to geniculous-sinuous, terminal, frequently constricted, abscising irregularly or regularly, and produced by a hypha that was thicker than the conidiogenous cell. Conidiogenesis is rhexolytic with remnants of the separating cell clearly visible on both the conidiogenous cell and conidia. Conidia produce secondary spores; hypha and/or conidia are often anastomose (Fig. 3).
Date entered:04/09/2009 03:19:06
Date of release:04/01/2010 04:33:06
Entered by:Mr. Guangyu Sun
Northwest A&F University, China
Illustration #1:



Description: Strelitziana mali QX01 a. Signs on apple peel; b. Colony on PDA; c. Conidia and conidiogenous cell; d. Secondary spores; hypha and conidia often anastomose; e. Single spore fallen off hypha, secondary spores; f. Conidia. Bars (c-f) =10 µm.

Author(s): Zhang et al.

Original in: Zhang, R. et al. 2009, Mycotaxon 110: 477-485

Illustration #2:



Description: Strelitziana mali QX01 under scanning electron microscopy a. Secondary spores; b. Anastomosing conidia; c-d. Fasciculation of conidiogenous cell; e. The remnants of separating cell clearly visible on conidia and conidiogenous cell; f. Remnants on conidiogenous cells. Bars: a = 20 µm; b = 5 µm; c-e = 1 µm; f = 2 µm.

Author(s): Zhang et al.

Original in: Zhang, R. et al. 2009, Mycotaxon 110: 477-485

Type specimen


Description: MBSPEC 50068
Collection numbers: HMUABO QX01
Herbarium number:HMUABO 822502
Collected by:Guangyu Sun
Substrate:apple fruit
Location:Shaanxi,China
Sexual state:unknown
Conditions for growth:OA and PDA