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New records of the carabidicolous Laboulbeniales (Ascomycetes) of Japan (II)

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Six carabidicolous species of Laboulbeniales are reported as new for the Japanese mycoflora. They areLaboulbenia finitima, L. separata, L. borneensis, L. manubriolata, Dimeromyces caribaeus, andDixomyces ornatus. In Japan, the former three species are parasitic onMochtherus luctuosus and the latter three species onPerigona nigriceps. Laboulbenia finitima occurs on the left legs (tarsi and tibiae);L. separata on the left elytral margin:L. borneensis on the pronotum;L. manubriolata on the pronotum and elytra;Dimeromyces caribaeus on the right inferior posterior surface of the prothorax (pronotal hypomeron); andDixomyces ornatus on the outer margin of the right elytron. Comments and photographs are given for each fungus.

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    Katsuyuki Terada

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Terada, K. New records of the carabidicolous Laboulbeniales (Ascomycetes) of Japan (II). Mycoscience 41, 39–48 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02464384

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