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'1\vo new Polycoccum (Doi!Jideales, Dacampiaceae) species on lichens from Turkey Mehmet GO.khan Hahc1,
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Rlly,cltomelioln quercitin, a new rostrate asco mycete from O;Jk trees in western Canada Seonju Marincowitz & Maigaret E. Bair 173
Hyste riaceous fungi of Southern Anatolia 6 zge T1tfan-<;etm, Hacer (Bakir) Sert & Hi.iseym Si.irubi.il 179
The genus Cladonia in Manitoha: Exploring taxono mic trend.;; wi th secom.lary met<Jbolites Michele D. Piercey-Normore 189
The genus Pltellill ll.." s.l. (Basidiomycota) ln [ran Masoomeh Ghobad-Nejhad & Yu-Cheng Oai 20 I
'l\vo no teworthy boletes from China Yan-Chun Li 223
Aphyllophoratcous wood-inhabiting fungi on Fag11!' syJ,,atica in Italy Annarosa Bernicchia, Giuseppe Venturella,
Alessandro Saitta & Sergio Perez Gorjon 229 New records of rust fungi for Pakistan
N. S. Afshan, A. N. Khalid, M. Abb<1si & A R. Niaz.i 233
New records of Ascomycota fro m Brazil Flavia Paiva Coutiuho, Maria AlL'Liliadora de Queiroz Cavalcanti& Adriana Mayumi Yano-Melo 239
' I he identi ty of Leccmora carpath;ca (Lecmroracecre) described from Slova kia Anna Guttova, Tor Tansberg,
Anna LackoviCov3 & Martin BaCkor 2t17
A new endophytic ascomycete from El Eden Ecological Rese rve, Q uintan;J Roo, Mexico Maria C. G onzalez, Ana Luisa Anaya,
Anthony E. Glenn, Aurora Saucedo-Garda, Martha L. Macias-Rubalcava & RichardT. Hanlin 251
Changbai wood-roll ing fungi 15. Heuuit~gsomyces leplus sp. nov. Yu-Lian \Vei & Yu-Cheng Da i 261
Notes on Navisporus: N. terrestris and N. floccosus from Brazil Elisandro Ricardo Drechsler-Santos, Joao Ronaldo
Tavares de VasconceUos-Neto, Tatiana Baptista Gibertoni , Arist6teles G6es-Neto & Maiia AlL"lilliadora de Queiroz Cavalcanti 265
Jlaecilomyces purpureus sp. nov., a new entomogcnous fungal species from China Zongqi Liang, Yanfeng Han, Jiandong Liang & Xiao Zou 271
'I he ecology and chorology of myxomycc tcs in 'lurkcy
Dursun Yagiz & Ahmct Afyon 279
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Two new· spe-cies of Urocy~ tlll~ts from China Shuanghui He & Li n Guo
Aph)•llophoraccous wood-fungi o n Pi rms spp. in lt'aly r\ nnarosa Rc:rnio:chia, F.lcna Sa\•int) & Sdgio PCrc1. Gorj6n
Flmumula uort!O/,lmt!l/,/ta and Ntmc11r iu illf~trtnmw dc$Cribcd by
Albcrl Pilat a rc identical with Gy rmmpilus spe<:ics Jan li olcc 9
Tmm~rsi.~J'Iuurill gen. 11 0 \ ', from Poland \Valier M. Jalditsch 17
<:ladonia tm ... ·sam, a nel•' lichen species from the l limalayas Tcuvo Ahli, O.K. Uprdi & S. Napka :!5
Taxontnn ic notes un two powdery mildews, Phylf<~ t:lill i<l d wrisiue and Ovulllriopsi.~ wi.wululul! (lirysiplwuae: Phy lltlclilliNle) j . l{. l.ibcr.ato :!9
Cttftl lmma mstMic;:usis (1\,~:~~rialf,•s): a st r.a ng ... lcpiotoid fu ngus is found in Sout h Americ01 J!d ipc Wa rh:how, Jai r Putzkc, Maria A. Q. C:avalcant i 35
Cioitltmicllidlll c:ylimlrosfiOm sp. nov. from Connc~.:ti cut . USA l.k-Wd Li & GuihuaZhuo 41
Studies on 'Jitlostoma (Cust.·romyutes) in the Ncotropics. Some: Br.uilian spc:de$. U.D.IJ. Sih·a, EO. Co:a longe & L.G. IJaseiu 47
P11scoporia (B,uidiomycosu, llyml!nocha.·talo!s) in Solrthern Brazi l
Claudin Groposo, Clarice Loguerdo-Lcilc & AristO tclcs G6cs-No:lo 55
Two new· sp«i.:s of Cirrl!rmlitl from soil Yu-Lnn Jiang &Ti:m-Yu Zhang 65
P(ldM<y{'llll ,,C/1/o!at.l, a II C'"-' record for the ncotropks Elisandro Rknrdo Dro:chs lcr· Santos, Tot iano Baptista Gibcr toni &
Ma ria Auxiljodora de Quci roz Covakanli 69 Two new· spcd cs of Sporicld mirml from Yunnan, China
Jian Ma & Xiu-Guo Zhan~t 73 A new spcci~ of Coryn<!.<pom from Yunnan. China
Xiao·Mei Wang & Xiu·Guo Zbang 77
Studies in lichens and lichenicolous fungi: Notes on some North 1\merican taxa Kerrr Knud.~en & James C. Lendo:m~·r 8 1
Anamorphic fu ngi fro m ~ubmer&=d Jll:.ant material: Ammi~Jmra
verrucu/11,;(1 , Pleuw ph mgmium tupmlicum and P. mirtiumbortfllllrll
Gabriela llcrcdia Ahar\."a, Rafad Castaneda llui1.. Rosa Ma ria Arias, Masatoshi Saikawa & Marc Stadler 89
Mllctlfpimlmyc.-s j/,ccitliL~ sp. no\'. :uul Umcystis /'IJII~·fHIIrlSiris
new to China and Asia Shuanghui l ie & !.in Guo 99
Additional stud ies on Go!aslrum from northeastern Ur.a~.il A.G. Lei te, El). Calonge & I. G. Ra-~cia 103
Xo!m lu hiSfJitfu and Xo!m lu .~l!t lllosu (c:omb. nov. ), ti'>'O simil;1r suhtropic:1\ N~w World ag;~rks Ronald II . Petersen &Timolh)' J. Haroni 11 3
iv
Notes on fo ur mediterranean Cortinaritl$ fruiting in sd crophilous and hdiophilous plant ecosystems A. Ortcp:a, J. Vila, A. Bidaud,
R. Mahiqucs & M. Conl u 137
New and notcworth}' AtJtrNiia species (Polypora/,•$, Hasidiomyc:o la)
in Russia Wjachcsla' ' Spirin 149 Two 1\C\\' p,,l]KOCCI/111 (I)Mirid~/116, o,u:m11pii1UIIt) specie~ on
lichens from Turkey Mchmct GOkhan ll ahc., Violcla Aticn:r.a & Oavid L llawkswo rth 157
A new ~ics of Di$S1Xonium fm rn China colonizing apples Rong Zhang. Zhu Zhung, Xiaoru Zhai, Miao Zhang, Guangyu Sun & Mark 1,. Glc:.son 165
Rl,yndwmdiolu qu.trdrw, a new rostrate aS<om~"(Ch.' from oak tr«s in western Oanada Sconju M:a rincowit7. & Margard r._ 1\arr 173
Hrstcriaccous fungi of Southern Anatol ia 6:r.gc Tufan-<;ctm, Haccr (Baki r} Scrt & Hi.i .scym SU mhUI 179
1l1c genus Cludouia in Manitoba: Exploring taxonomic trends with 5eeondary metabolites Michdc: D. Picr..:cy-Norm orc: 189
The genus J>/rdliuu.( s.l. (Rct.>irlimny.:otu) in lr-Jn Masoomch GhohaJ -Ncjhad & Yu-Chc ng Dai 20 1
Two nolcwmth r h olctcs from Ch ima Yan-Chun Li 223
Aphyllophor.u.:c:ous \mocl-in h;abiti ng iu ngi o n /:(lgu.< .~yfva ticJI in ltalr Anna rosa ncrni..:..:hia. Giuseppe \'cn l1udla,
Alessand ro Sai lla & S.:rgio PCrcz Gorj6 n 229
Nc:1.,. rc:cordsof ru.st fungi ior Pakistan N. S. A [~han , ,\ . N. KhaliJ,
New rt'Cords of Ascomycotu from Brazil
M. J\ bhusi & A R. Niuzi 233
Flavia Pai\•a Coulinho, Maria .\uxiliador:l de Q uciroz Cavalcanti& Adrian:~ Mayumi Y:~no·Mdo 239
'I h e: ident il)' o f L.•c(mOf(l CMfJtl lll it:tl (Leumorar<'at') described from Slovakia Anna G uttol·a, ' JOrTons~rg., Anna La ..-: kovi\'ov;i & Martin Ua..'kor 247
A new cndoph}1ic a.s<:Om}'CCte from El l!den l!cologica l Rescr"e, Quintana Roo, Mexico Marla C. GonuUe~ Ana Luisa Anaya,
Anthony E. Glenn, Aurora S.auccdo·Gard a, Ma rtha L M:tcias-Ruba lcal'll & Richard ·1: llanlin 25 1
Changbai "'ood-rouing fungi 15. H.:1mingsomyr~ f<'ptus sp. no1·. Yu· Lian Wei & Yu·Chcn~ Ua i 26 1
Notes on Nnvisporus: N. t;:ru.(tris and N. jloccos 11S from Brazil ~l isandro Ricardo Orcchslcr·Santos, )oiio Ronaldo
Tavares J c Vasconcdlos-Ncto, Taliana Baptista Gibcrton i, Arist6tcle.s G6cs-Ncto & Maria ,\uxiliadora de Queiroz Ca''aicanti 2:65
11t~t!cilomyus purpllft'us sp. no\'., a new cntomogcnous (u ngal spcck·s from Chin:t Zongqi Liang.. \'anfc ng Han, fjandong Liong & Xiao Zou 27 1
1l1e et"ology a nd chorology of mp;omycctes in Turkey Oursun YaSUz & t\hmd Afyon 279
Taxonomic stm.lks of Alt.tnwria 10: two nc.: w species and
a new "'"-cord irom China Xia Sun &Tian · Yu Zha ng ::!83
Two new records of the genus 'l illo.stomw from Tu nisia 'l'aiga Kasura, lkuo Asai & Ahdcrncr.ak Smauui 289
New sp.xicsof Rt~rfllliniu and Scfrloriala fro m the Altai Mountains ( Russia) T.V. ,\nJ rianova & D. W. Minter 297
A new spedcs and two new Chinese records of IJiQII('Ciria
(8ioll«.trif1Co'fl<', llyJIQCn'tl l<"$) Luo & Wcn-l'i ng Zh uang 3 15
A new sp<cics of CylirltlrtJ.~fiOrium
El? d ll iiscym, Ma kbu lc Erdogdu & AI.J S. Uulhu l ;\25
New records of 1\mmtita seclion A mar1ita from Garwhall lima l a~·a, India K.C. Scmwal, R.E. 'I\1 Uoss, R. l'. Bhau , S.L. Stephenson & R.C. Upadhpl)' 331
Six new smu t fungi (U$1ii(/J:inumyco tina) from Australia Roger G. Shi.,<ts, Alistair R. McTaggart & K31m:in V3nky 349
V is(ll /11 bc>tult1.: com b. no" .. correct name for the anllmorph
of (o'nomcwil• inr.:muttlill S.R. Pcnnrcook 361 Trc'mdla V!!Nkofor. an uncommon species new to south l!uropc (Italy)
AJfrcdo Vi 1.zini 365
0<'Scolt'<l jlowo;mrmlultl and its cctomp:orrhi1.a from Pakistan's Himalayan moist temperate fo rests A.R. Niazi, A.N. Khalid & S.H. Iqbal 375
The genus P.miophom in l~rad (highlight ing the wriabilityo( P.mioplmm •J•urcim1) Daniel Tura, h·an V. Zmitro,·ich ,
Solomon P. Wasser & F.l•iatar Ncvo 385
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Two new species of Urocystales from China
SIIUANG IIUI HE'" & LIN Guo•·
llt'Shilt'J8/@I•vtmlliLcom ·[email protected] 1Kq l.<~bomtPryofSJ$Ir!mrll ic /'.·tycology otmiiJdlrnofflgy
ln.:!litut;: flj rHir.mbit•lflgy, Chirli!$r! 11r.tulemy ofSci;mc.:s 81!ijing /00080, China
~Gradual !.! Uniwrsity uJCflinal! Acatl.may i{Scimce:> Ut•ijing 100049, Cl1ina
Al.lslr.K'I- Two II<W ~pecies, Uro.:ystit dwJuumb~Mis 011 (.fl//1/nfiS,W>lis tt•igcj<15 :md
Doassmosie>psiJ grums,•imrgmsiJ Orl SasJtlilria sp .• art d«<ri~. Tht1' \\'Crt ooll«:ttd fnln1 l)unhuanjt, G3nsu Prn't'ince. Northw~tcm Chinu and GuanJtdOTI~ Pro:l\'ince. Soutl}(>rnChinarcsiJ«Ii\'tly.
Kt')' words- fhtilll~.;,,.,,.~ll'lr.o:. .smul fungi, ta:ronomy
A new specie~ of Urocystis on Calamagrastis epigejos wa." collected from Gan~u
Pro\•incc o r Northwestern China in 2003 and 2001. So rar, onl)• one Urocystis species is known on CtdtmwgrMtis, Ur01.:ystis calamagro.~fidis (J.avrov) Zundel. The new species dilfers from U. ctdamagrostidis in having large spore balls (22-51.5 x I i-39 ~n) and more ustilospon:s (mos tly 2· usti losporcd) per spore baii i(0-) 1-6(-8), 0= 1%, 1= 14%, 2=3 1%, 3=29%, 4= 11 %, 5=6%, 6=4%, 7=2%, 8=2%; n= IOO], while U. mlmm~grostidis has small spore balls (20- 16 ~rn in diameter, Vllnky 1991) and 1- 5 ustilospores [mostly J. ustilospored (Zundel 1953) I per spore ball. ·rhe new spedcs is des.:ribed :1..;:
Urocystis du,fwangemis S. H. He & I ~ Guo, sp. nov. Figs:. l ·2 M1·co8.1.~K MB5 107S4
SCKiinfvlii~d•\lsiui,fuJiullun>lrill$.1u,,;mft•liculc>.J"i"wcJ•illcnnilkubtcdi,llcim1cr"pli.
Massa $pomnom ntrobrmmm, pul.-rmlmta. G!omt-mli Jpommm s,.bslobosi, cllipsoiJl"i.
O'mitld wl !.:11irt:r irn.-,.:ulnrc.c.12 51.5 x 17 J9wn. t: ro#iiO$ptJriJ (0 )I 6( 8)lOIIJirut:ri, u/luli>>I<"T11ilno} /H'1/«It"ciramuLlli.U.IIIO>j1()111t"t"llif•>UUkilt-,UYVitkat".Joltbglc.obu>t<<!•'t"l /rll ito~ irtl)!lllar;:s. fl 1(1( 22)x tn t5 /fm.rubmbrwuu."II<"Wfjlavidnbrumrrot-.U/I,/a.: stcrilt-SQ\'Oitlfflr, sufrRlubosM vd rllips<mlrlll', 8.5 I•J JC 6 I ll""· jUJvitlobrlutllffl<": parirt.: m. J I.S ,mr crassn, levi. mirr11fi: .:t ,/,·ttl<! •·.:rruwlnw .<l<h Sf!M.
' COI'"(('SJ.ondingaulhor
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Sori in leaves and sheaths as long striae, at first covered by the epiJ.em1is. whk h lat er ruptures. Spore nmss blackish-brown, powdery. Spore balls subglobose, ellipsoida l, ovoid or slightly irregular, 22- 51.5 x 17- 39 f.Un, composed of (0- ) 1- 6( - 8) ust ilospores, completely surrounded by sterile .:ells. Ust ilospores ellipsoidal, ovoid, subglobosc or slightly irregular, 11 -20(-22) x 10- 15 !J tn,
rcddish -hrO\\•n or ycllowh:h -brown. Sterile cells ovoid, subglobose, ellipsoidal, S.S- 1'1 x 6- 11 j.i.tn, yellowish -brown; wall 1- \.S ~m . surface smooth as seen by J.M (light microscop)'), minutely and densdy vcrruculosc as seen by SF.M (S\:anning electron microscopy).
Specimem examined-On Q,Jr,mnxro$/i$ i!pi;,"<!jos (IR) lto th {/'I)(.CI!il l!) . Ch i n;~ : G;~mu ,
Dunhuaug. Mogao Crott~.s. alt. 1100 m. 2•1 VIII 2001. L. Cuo & W. Li 32 1<1, HMAS 163528(holot)'t lt.'), I IU\'21•1•H (iwlyJle);G<~n > u, O unhu.ong, MogaoGrot~. alt . t i OO
m. -t K 2003, L Cuo& H.C. Zhang 2•11 5, HMAS 172006 (parot)l'C).
A spec imen of smut fungus label-..d as Do(iSHmShi i11tametlia Sl.'tch. I= Dom~ausiopsis i11termedia (Setch.) V:i nky] on Sagiltt~rit~ sp. was found in our Herbarium (HNIJ\ S). It was collected in Guangdong Province, Sout hern China. ' I his smut fo rms flat spots on the leaves, with out swel lings, posse~"ing spore balls with a single layer of ustilospores and unclear cortex of sterile cel ls. ' I he spore balls of 1Joa$Samiop$i!' i11termedia have several (2- 5) layers of ust ilospore1' (V;ink)' 199'1 ). So, this specimen was C\•idently miside nti fied as D. intermedia. The host plant, SflgittMia belongs to Alimwtaceae. So far D. furva (Davis) V<lnk)• is th-.. only Doassa11siopsis species known on Sagittaria that docs not produce swellings of the host plants (V:inky 198 1). Tile Doassausiopsis spcci'-s from Guangdong is similar to D. f urva in having fl at sori, but dHfers mainly in el lipsoidal, often tangenti ally elongated ustilospores, and undear cortex of sterile cells, while IJ. Jun'a has ellipsoidal, rradkally elongated usti lospores and polyhedral .:ortkal cell s, 6- 17 ~lm in diam eter (Fis.:hcr 1953). ' I he ocw species isdcs.:ribcdas:
Do(lssausiopsis gmmgclougcusis S. H. He & L. Guo, sp. no' '· Mvco8,\S"~ MB5107SS
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Kt\,..Uroc)'5tai.:J fromChina , _,
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Sori in the leave:;, no t swollen, ca. 0.2 mm in diameter, ho:;t plant:; not deformed. Spore ba ll:; embedded in the ho:;t ti:;:;ue, irregular, ellipsoidal or subglobose, 169- 260(- 314) x 108- 181 ~tm, composed of :l central m:ls.s of parcn..:hymatous funga l cells surrounded by a layer of ust ilosporcs and an outer corti..:a l layer of sterile cells. Ustilospores ovoid, ellipsoidal, subglobo~e or irregular, arranged irregularly, oft en with ellipsoidal usti lospo res transve rscl)' arranged, 9- 12.5 x 5-10 j.l.m. brown, smoo th; w;~ ll 1-2 j.l.lll thick. Centro.~\ parcndl)'matous cells ovoid, ellipsoidal , subglobosc or irregular, o ften angular, i- 14 x 5.5-10 .,_m, )'eilowish-brown. Outer cortical sterile cells ca. 5 x 3 ~m.
Specimen l'Xll nlinni-On -~•):ill~~ria l (l. (Aii.<mHitlCd«"), China: Guangdong, HMAS 17625 (holot}'pc). HUV 21•1-IS (i.sot)'pc).
This specimen has no date, w lle..: to r, or detailed location.
Acknowledgements
The authors would like to express their deep thanks to Drs. Vinky and Pi~tek for reading the manuscript an<l serving as pre-s ubmission rcvie,,•e rs. to Dr. l'cnnrcook for nomenclatural review, to the Curator of the Herbarium BPI for loaning the .sp«imen of IJOtl..(stm.<it>J1.~i.~ f un•a, to l' roi. /'.huang J i <~nyuo for C(l tt«ting the I .at in de..'~t iption s,
to Dr. Chen \\'enli (Institute of Botany. Chinese Academy of Sciences) for identifying the host plant, to Mrs. Xic jiayi for a.<;...-i!'lanco: with SE.'vt photographs. 'I his st udy was supported b)' the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 30230020 and No. 302i00 16).
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Pro\•incc o r Northwestern China in 2003 and 2001. So rar, onl)• one Urocystis species is known on CtdtmwgrMtis, Ur01.:ystis calamagro.~fidis (J.avrov) Zundel. The new species dilfers from U. ctdamagrostidis in having large spore balls (22-51.5 x I i-39 ~n) and more ustilospon:s (mos tly 2· usti losporcd) per spore baii i(0-) 1-6(-8), 0= 1%, 1= 14%, 2=3 1%, 3=29%, 4= 11 %, 5=6%, 6=4%, 7=2%, 8=2%; n= IOO], while U. mlmm~grostidis has small spore balls (20- 16 ~rn in diameter, Vllnky 1991) and 1- 5 ustilospores [mostly J. ustilospored (Zundel 1953) I per spore ball. ·rhe new spedcs is des.:ribed :1..;:
Urocystis du,fwangemis S. H. He & I ~ Guo, sp. nov. Figs:. l ·2 M1·co8.1.~K MB5 107S4
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O'mitld wl !.:11irt:r irn.-,.:ulnrc.c.12 51.5 x 17 J9wn. t: ro#iiO$ptJriJ (0 )I 6( 8)lOIIJirut:ri, u/luli>>I<"T11ilno} /H'1/«It"ciramuLlli.U.IIIO>j1()111t"t"llif•>UUkilt-,UYVitkat".Joltbglc.obu>t<<!•'t"l /rll ito~ irtl)!lllar;:s. fl 1(1( 22)x tn t5 /fm.rubmbrwuu."II<"Wfjlavidnbrumrrot-.U/I,/a.: stcrilt-SQ\'Oitlfflr, sufrRlubosM vd rllips<mlrlll', 8.5 I•J JC 6 I ll""· jUJvitlobrlutllffl<": parirt.: m. J I.S ,mr crassn, levi. mirr11fi: .:t ,/,·ttl<! •·.:rruwlnw .<l<h Sf!M.
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Sori in leaves and sheaths as long striae, at first covered by the epiJ.em1is. whk h lat er ruptures. Spore nmss blackish-brown, powdery. Spore balls subglobose, ellipsoida l, ovoid or slightly irregular, 22- 51.5 x 17- 39 f.Un, composed of (0- ) 1- 6( - 8) ust ilospores, completely surrounded by sterile .:ells. Ust ilospores ellipsoidal, ovoid, subglobosc or slightly irregular, 11 -20(-22) x 10- 15 !J tn,
rcddish -hrO\\•n or ycllowh:h -brown. Sterile cells ovoid, subglobose, ellipsoidal, S.S- 1'1 x 6- 11 j.i.tn, yellowish -brown; wall 1- \.S ~m . surface smooth as seen by J.M (light microscop)'), minutely and densdy vcrruculosc as seen by SF.M (S\:anning electron microscopy).
Specimem examined-On Q,Jr,mnxro$/i$ i!pi;,"<!jos (IR) lto th {/'I)(.CI!il l!) . Ch i n;~ : G;~mu ,
Dunhuaug. Mogao Crott~.s. alt. 1100 m. 2•1 VIII 2001. L. Cuo & W. Li 32 1<1, HMAS 163528(holot)'t lt.'), I IU\'21•1•H (iwlyJle);G<~n > u, O unhu.ong, MogaoGrot~. alt . t i OO
m. -t K 2003, L Cuo& H.C. Zhang 2•11 5, HMAS 172006 (parot)l'C).
A spec imen of smut fungus label-..d as Do(iSHmShi i11tametlia Sl.'tch. I= Dom~ausiopsis i11termedia (Setch.) V:i nky] on Sagiltt~rit~ sp. was found in our Herbarium (HNIJ\ S). It was collected in Guangdong Province, Sout hern China. ' I his smut fo rms flat spots on the leaves, with out swel lings, posse~"ing spore balls with a single layer of ustilospores and unclear cortex of sterile cel ls. ' I he spore balls of 1Joa$Samiop$i!' i11termedia have several (2- 5) layers of ust ilospore1' (V;ink)' 199'1 ). So, this specimen was C\•idently miside nti fied as D. intermedia. The host plant, SflgittMia belongs to Alimwtaceae. So far D. furva (Davis) V<lnk)• is th-.. only Doassa11siopsis species known on Sagittaria that docs not produce swellings of the host plants (V:inky 198 1). Tile Doassausiopsis spcci'-s from Guangdong is similar to D. f urva in having fl at sori, but dHfers mainly in el lipsoidal, often tangenti ally elongated ustilospores, and undear cortex of sterile cells, while IJ. Jun'a has ellipsoidal, rradkally elongated usti lospores and polyhedral .:ortkal cell s, 6- 17 ~lm in diam eter (Fis.:hcr 1953). ' I he ocw species isdcs.:ribcdas:
Do(lssausiopsis gmmgclougcusis S. H. He & L. Guo, sp. no' '· Mvco8,\S"~ MB5107SS
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ullr.klrmn J.lailimn. Usrilfll.pt'lttu.: OW)itfl!ll<:, o:llip.widctU, sr.bglol~ol$41! vd irn-gr.klrd, 9 /2.5 K 5 J0 jim, brtllll/l!ii<':J'Ufil! /1! Cl/, / 2jllll ~I/$$U, /r:vf. ~1/11 /111! S/l!ri/I!S Ulltm/.., (}Vt)i.d~'lk, <."ilip.C¥tidrnc. Jull~!nM$1K vr:/ irt~ttlure$, .<lk!f'<! nngu~$4l<. 7 14 K .'t.S 10 11m,
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l:iJI.S. 1·2. SJK)f\' bolUs. U)tiloS!K)r~-,; :tnJ skrik- 4."db of Urucyslis 111m!mang<'mis on Calar~utgrmlis rpi~vjo$ (IlMAS 1685U . holol ~-pc). Fig. I. :\s 5t<' l1 ~· LM . Fig. 2. As St<'l1 by SEM. l:ijts. 3·<1. Doomlll..<iop.!iJ~t.m:.~tlotr_;:ctl..<jj on&~ittaritl sr. (I lMAS 17625, OOI 01:~·pc). J!ig. J. Sori. !!ig. 4. SJlO«' 0011. u5tiiOSjlOrc.s. Jla r{'ndi)'JU<ltOIIS funga l cell$ and cor1 ical s t{'r ik ceUs as Sl"CII b~· I.M .
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Sori in the leave:;, no t swollen, ca. 0.2 mm in diameter, ho:;t plant:; not deformed. Spore ba ll:; embedded in the ho:;t ti:;:;ue, irregular, ellipsoidal or subglobose, 169- 260(- 314) x 108- 181 ~tm, composed of :l central m:ls.s of parcn..:hymatous funga l cells surrounded by a layer of ust ilosporcs and an outer corti..:a l layer of sterile cells. Ustilospores ovoid, ellipsoidal, subglobo~e or irregular, arranged irregularly, oft en with ellipsoidal usti lospo res transve rscl)' arranged, 9- 12.5 x 5-10 j.l.m. brown, smoo th; w;~ ll 1-2 j.l.lll thick. Centro.~\ parcndl)'matous cells ovoid, ellipsoidal , subglobosc or irregular, o ften angular, i- 14 x 5.5-10 .,_m, )'eilowish-brown. Outer cortical sterile cells ca. 5 x 3 ~m.
Specimen l'Xll nlinni-On -~•):ill~~ria l (l. (Aii.<mHitlCd«"), China: Guangdong, HMAS 17625 (holot}'pc). HUV 21•1-IS (i.sot)'pc).
This specimen has no date, w lle..: to r, or detailed location.
Acknowledgements
The authors would like to express their deep thanks to Drs. Vinky and Pi~tek for reading the manuscript an<l serving as pre-s ubmission rcvie,,•e rs. to Dr. l'cnnrcook for nomenclatural review, to the Curator of the Herbarium BPI for loaning the .sp«imen of IJOtl..(stm.<it>J1.~i.~ f un•a, to l' roi. /'.huang J i <~nyuo for C(l tt«ting the I .at in de..'~t iption s,
to Dr. Chen \\'enli (Institute of Botany. Chinese Academy of Sciences) for identifying the host plant, to Mrs. Xic jiayi for a.<;...-i!'lanco: with SE.'vt photographs. 'I his st udy was supported b)' the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 30230020 and No. 302i00 16).
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