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Aptroot, A./ Sipman, H.J.M./ Mercado Diaz, J.A./ Mendonça, C.O./ Feuerstein, S.C./ Cunha-Dias, I.P.R./ Pereira, T.A./ Cáceres, M.E.S. 2018: Eight new species of Pyrenulaceae from the Neotropics, with a key to 3-septate Pyrgillus species. - The Lichenologist 50(1): 77-87. [RLL List # 252 / Rec.# 39937]
Abstract: Eight new species of Pyrenulaceae are described as new to science from Brazil, Guyana and Puerto Rico. Pyrenula sanguineomeandrata Aptroot & Mercado Diaz (with a thallus with red, KOH+ purple pigmentation of lines or a reticulum, simple ascomata with vertical ostioles, a deep red inspersed, KOH+ orange hamathecium, and dark brown 3-septate ascospores 25–29×10–12 μm) and P. sanguineostiolata Aptroot & Mercado Diaz (with a thallus with deeply immersed simple ascomata with vertical ostioles, which are superficial and bright red, and 3-septate ascospores 25–28×9–12 μm) are described from submontane evergreen forests in Puerto Rico. Pyrenula biseptata Aptroot & M. Cáceres (with simple ascomata with vertical ostioles, an inspersed hamathecium and 2-septate ascospores 11–12×4·5–5·0 μm) and P. xanthinspersa Aptroot & M. Cáceres (with an ecorticate thallus containing lichexanthone, simple ascomata with vertical ostioles, not inspersed hamathecium and 3-septate ascospores 14–17×6·0–7·5 μm) are described from rainforest in Amazonian Brazil. Pyrenula subvariabilis Aptroot & Sipman (with fused ascomata with lateral ostioles and submuriform ascospores 17–20(–25)×6–9 μm) and Sulcopyrenula biseriata Aptroot & Sipman (with a thallus containing lichexanthone, simple ascomata with lateral ostioles and lozenge-shaped ascospores with 8 locules, (13–)15–17(–20)×8–10 (width)×6–7 (thickness) μm) are described from savannahs in Guyana. Special attention is paid to the genus Pyrgillus: two new species from the 3-septate core group of this small genus are described from Brazil, viz. P. aurantiacus Aptroot & M. Cáceres (with a corticate thallus containing lichexanthone, mazaedium with orange, KOH+ violet, UV+ red pruina and ascospores of 13–16×6·0–7·5 μm) and P. rufus Aptroot & M. Cáceres (with a corticate thallus containing lichexanthone, mazaedium with dark red, KOH+ orange, UV+ red pruina and ascospores of 15·0–17·5×5·0–6·5 μm). An updated key to the 3-septate species of Pyrgillus is provided.
– doi:10.1017/S0024282917000573

Countries/Continents: South America

Notes: New: Pyrenula biseptata Aptroot & M. Cáceres (from Brazil), P. sanguineomeandrata Aptroot & Mercado Diaz (from Puerto Rico), P. sanguineostiolata Aptroot & Mercado Diaz (from Puerto Rico), P. subvariabilis Aptroot & Sipman (from Guyana), P. xanthinspersa Aptroot & M. Cáceres (from Brazil), Pyrgillus aurantiacus Aptroot & M. Cáceres (from Brazil), Py. rufus Aptroot & M. Cáceres (from Brazil), Sulcopyrenula biseriata Aptroot & Sipman (from Guyana).

URL: https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/lichenologist/article/eight-new-species-of-pyrenulaceae-from-the-neotropics-with-a-key-to-3septate-pyrgillus-species/3A10F613982DA7D15C6D77C838E2D5E4

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