1971
Tolypocladium, eine Hyphomycetengattung mit geschwollenen Phialiden
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Persoonia - Molecular Phylogeny and Evolution of Fungi , Volume 6 - Issue 2 p. 185- 191
A new genus of soil-borne Moniliales, Tolypocladium, is described with three new species. It is characterized by slow-growing raised floccose whitish colonies, conidiophores arising terminally and laterally from aerial hyphae, consisting of verticillate phialides, sometimes supported by short lateral cells; phialides consist of a swollen base and a narrowly tapering, frequently bent neck; conidia small, 1-celled, in slimy heads. In the discussion genera of Moniliales with swollen phialides and 1-celled conidia in slimy heads are reviewed and compared with Tolypocladium.
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Gams, W. (1971). Tolypocladium, eine Hyphomycetengattung mit geschwollenen Phialiden. Persoonia - Molecular Phylogeny and Evolution of Fungi, 6(2), 185–191. |