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Two underscribed heterobasidiomycetes from Ontario

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Specimens of two heterobasidiomycetous species, collected in Ontario and studied respectively by H. S. Jackson and R. F. Cain, are described as new; they arePlatygloea jacksonii andSigmogloea tremelloidea. P. jacksonii is characterized by small basidia and basidiospores and by sympodially developing conidia.Sigmogloea tremelloidea is an anomalous taxon with cylindric, mostly transversely septate (“auricularioid”) basidia, but some features suggest a possible relationship to the Tremellales.

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Bandoni, R., Krug, J.C. Two underscribed heterobasidiomycetes from Ontario. Mycoscience 41, 371–377 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02463950

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