Name
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The unique identifying name (text) referred to in references.
- Below is the Name and protologue.
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Type: "AUSTRALIA, Victoria, MELU F155166a preserved in the University of Melbourne Herbarium on Whatman filter paper and contains mycelium, sporangia and asexual spores." ... "To create a holotype, a disc of Whatman filter paper was placed on PDA, a strain inoculated in the middle, and after growth for seven days the sample was dried at room temperature using silica beads." ... "Ex-type strains: UoMD23-19 (University of Melbourne) = JMRC:SF015714 (Jena Microbial Resource Collection)."
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Text: DNA Sequences: from ex-type culture: GenBank ITS PP973115, PP973118 (LSU), PP973119 (LSU), PRJNA1117230 (Genome). -
Text: identifier: MB 854137 -
Text: Cultured from: "A sample of leaf litter, predominantly from Eucalyptus tricarpa, was collected in the Brisbane Ranges National Park on 17 September, 2023 (37.74061 °S 144.31439 °E; Figure 1A)" -
Etymology: "the epithet urquhartii is in acknowledgement of the contributions of Andrew S. Urquhart in the pursuit of discovery of fungal biodiversity in Australia."
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