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Contribution to the knowledge of Peziza with multiguttulate ascospores, including P. retrocurvatoides sp. nov.

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A few Peziza species have multiguttulate ascospores. Our study of several collections made during the year 2015 allows us to improve our knowledge of these species morphologically and phylogenetically, especially P. retrocurvata. A new species, morphologically close to P. retrocurvata, is also described and illustrated under the name P. retrocurvatoides. Finally, our examination of the type collection of P. brunneoatra proved this to be a distinct species.

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  1. Chadefaud (1943) and Berthet (1964: 99) make a distinction between two types of ascogeneous hyphae which produce no croziers, the acrorhynchous type and the aporhynchous type. It is not possible to distinguish them without staining the nuclei. In general, we must consider that the term aporhynchous is only used to specify the absence of croziers.

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Acknowledgements

We acknowledge gratefully the following persons for having shared their material, photographs, documentation or data: Daniel Daneyrolles, Zuzana Egertova, Jörg Gilgen, Mikel Tapia, Bernard Rivoire, Enrique Rubio and Jürgen Schnieber. Bart Buyck (PC, Muséum national d’histoire naturelle, Paris, France) is acknowledged for his loan. Christian Lange (Statens Naturhistoriske Museum, Copenhagen, Denmark) is warmly thanked for his review of the type material of Peziza retrocurvata. We also thank Pablo Alvarado (ALVALAB) for sequencing the material and for the phylotree. Chris Yeates is warmly thanked for the English review of the manuscript.

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This article is part of the Special Issue on ascomycete systematics in honour of Richard P. Korf who died in August 2016.

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Van Vooren, N., Dougoud, R. & Fellmann, B. Contribution to the knowledge of Peziza with multiguttulate ascospores, including P. retrocurvatoides sp. nov.. Mycol Progress 17, 65–76 (2018). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11557-017-1335-8

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