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26 February 2024 Sporormiella tela, a New Species of Pleosporales from Dung of Geese
Sigrid Jakob, Michael J. Richardson, Joshua Birkebak
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Abstract

A new species of Sporormiella, S. tela, so far only found on dung of Anseriformes, is described and illustrated. The species has a thick mycelial weft covering the pseudothecia. In addition to a collection on Branta canadensis (Canada Goose) dung from New York, 2 collections on goose dung from Iceland, and 1 each on Branta leucopsis (Barnacle Goose) dung from Norway and Canada Goose dung from Germany, 3 close-matching sequences have been identified from environmental samples from Estonia, China (Tibet), and India (Kashmir).

Sigrid Jakob, Michael J. Richardson, and Joshua Birkebak "Sporormiella tela, a New Species of Pleosporales from Dung of Geese," Northeastern Naturalist 31(1), 54-63, (26 February 2024). https://doi.org/10.1656/045.031.0105
Published: 26 February 2024
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