Fungi Australian Fungi Name Index (AFNI)

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Showing Serendipita rarihospitum

Serendipitaceae M.Weiss, F.Waller, Zuccaro & Selosse

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979, fig. 6

[tax. nov.]

Type: "Typification: AUSTRALIA. WESTERN AUSTRALIA: Busselton, isolated from Caladenia procera, 9 Oct 2012, M. Whitehead CLM928 (holotype RBGV-LC 200018 culture preserved in a metabolically inactive state, isotype VPRI 43050 culture preserved in a metabolically inactive state, isotype MEL 2469718 specimen, a freeze-dried culture)."

Text: DNA sequence: from holotype: GenBank KY524413 (ITS).
Text: identifier: MB 834989
Etymology: "rarihospitum (Latin), referring to its association with several rare species of the Caladenia host orchids. The epithet is in the genitive plural, derived from rarus (rare) and hospes (host)."

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