Marine fungi new to Norway, with an outlook to the overall diversity.

Rämä, Teppo, Mathiassen, Geir H. and Kauserud, Havard (2014) Marine fungi new to Norway, with an outlook to the overall diversity. Agarica, 35 . pp. 35-47.

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Abstract

Marine fungi are severely understudied in
Norway. In this survey we publish 17 species
new to Norway and DNA reference sequences
(barcodes) for seven species of obligate marine
fungi. Moreover, we review previous marine
mycological efforts in Norway, and compile
the first check list of Norwegian marine fungi.
Based on temporally and spatially unevenly
distributed records, altogether 61 species of
obligate marine fungi have been found in
Norway since 1895, including seven species
described as new to science. However, recent
molecular studies on wood-inhabiting marine
fungi indicate that a much greater diversity
exists. By examining a wide range of habitats
and substrates, both with morphological and
molecular methods, we expect that thousands
of fungi can be detected in Norwegian marine
habitats in future. These are likely to include
hundreds of obligate marine species

Document Type: Article
Keywords: DNA barcoding, ITS, taxonomy, new species, wood-inhabiting fungi, lignicolous fungi, Ascomycota
Refereed: Yes
Open Access Journal?: No
Publisher: Fredrikstad soppforening
Projects: Enrichment
Date Deposited: 07 Oct 2015 09:46
Last Modified: 28 Apr 2020 09:22
URI: https://oceanrep.geomar.de/id/eprint/29967

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