First record of Phlebia tremelloidea (Bres.) Parmasto in Italy
Phlebia tremelloidea is a rare, poorly known boreonemoral species producing resupinate basidiomata on fallen trunks. This species has been proposed to be synonymous with Pseudophlebia lindtneri (Pilát) C.L. Zhao, despite the long-standing nomenclatural history conflicts with the priority of Giacomo...
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| author | Carolina Elena Girometta Annarosa Bernicchia Anthea Desiderio Elena Savino |
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| description | Phlebia tremelloidea is a rare, poorly known boreonemoral species producing resupinate basidiomata on fallen trunks. This species has been proposed to be synonymous with Pseudophlebia lindtneri (Pilát) C.L. Zhao, despite the long-standing nomenclatural history conflicts with the priority of Giacomo Bresadola (1920). Phlebia tremelloidea has been reported from several European Countries, but its distribution range appears shifted towards North-East Europe with very scattered or no records elsewhere. A specimen of P. tremelloidea was found in May 2023 (re-surveyed in 2024) in the State Strict Natural Reserve Bosco Siro Negri along the Ticino River. It represents the unique record in Italy (Pavia province) even including possible synonyms. The available exsiccata have been conserved in the University of Pavia and in Annarosa Bernicchia’s private herbarium. Molecular barcode (ITS region) performed on the dried basidioma confirmed the macro- and micromorphological identification; besides, sequences from LSU, SSU and two sub-regions in RPB2 have been deposited as well in GenBank for the first time. This study increases the knowledge about distribution and ecology of P. tremelloidea and provides new molecular data in support of the taxonomic debate on this species and its relatives. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-4e67b7c7787449b68ddbf2c6915261f92025-01-21T14:06:49ZengUniversity of BolognaItalian Journal of Mycology2531-73422025-01-0154121810.6092/issn.2531-7342/1943717802First record of Phlebia tremelloidea (Bres.) Parmasto in ItalyCarolina Elena Girometta0https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2583-4664Annarosa Bernicchia1Anthea Desiderio2Elena Savino3Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences, University of Pavia; via Sant’Epifanio 14, 27100 Pavia, ItalyVia Alessandro Guidotti 39, I-40134 Bologna, ItalyDepartment of Earth and Environmental Sciences, University of Pavia; via Sant’Epifanio 14, 27100 Pavia, ItalyDepartment of Earth and Environmental Sciences, University of Pavia; via Sant’Epifanio 14, 27100 Pavia, ItalyPhlebia tremelloidea is a rare, poorly known boreonemoral species producing resupinate basidiomata on fallen trunks. This species has been proposed to be synonymous with Pseudophlebia lindtneri (Pilát) C.L. Zhao, despite the long-standing nomenclatural history conflicts with the priority of Giacomo Bresadola (1920). Phlebia tremelloidea has been reported from several European Countries, but its distribution range appears shifted towards North-East Europe with very scattered or no records elsewhere. A specimen of P. tremelloidea was found in May 2023 (re-surveyed in 2024) in the State Strict Natural Reserve Bosco Siro Negri along the Ticino River. It represents the unique record in Italy (Pavia province) even including possible synonyms. The available exsiccata have been conserved in the University of Pavia and in Annarosa Bernicchia’s private herbarium. Molecular barcode (ITS region) performed on the dried basidioma confirmed the macro- and micromorphological identification; besides, sequences from LSU, SSU and two sub-regions in RPB2 have been deposited as well in GenBank for the first time. This study increases the knowledge about distribution and ecology of P. tremelloidea and provides new molecular data in support of the taxonomic debate on this species and its relatives.https://italianmycology.unibo.it/article/view/19437phlebia lindtneri sensu latodeadwoodcorticioid fungibosco siro negrimorphological identificationmolecular barcoderarity |
| spellingShingle | Carolina Elena Girometta Annarosa Bernicchia Anthea Desiderio Elena Savino First record of Phlebia tremelloidea (Bres.) Parmasto in Italy Italian Journal of Mycology phlebia lindtneri sensu lato deadwood corticioid fungi bosco siro negri morphological identification molecular barcode rarity |
| title | First record of Phlebia tremelloidea (Bres.) Parmasto in Italy |
| title_full | First record of Phlebia tremelloidea (Bres.) Parmasto in Italy |
| title_fullStr | First record of Phlebia tremelloidea (Bres.) Parmasto in Italy |
| title_full_unstemmed | First record of Phlebia tremelloidea (Bres.) Parmasto in Italy |
| title_short | First record of Phlebia tremelloidea (Bres.) Parmasto in Italy |
| title_sort | first record of phlebia tremelloidea bres parmasto in italy |
| topic | phlebia lindtneri sensu lato deadwood corticioid fungi bosco siro negri morphological identification molecular barcode rarity |
| url | https://italianmycology.unibo.it/article/view/19437 |
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