A New Addition to Turkish Helotiaceae

Abstract

In this study, Hymenoscyphus lepismoides Baral & Bemmann was recorded and photographed for the first time for Turkish mycota. The new record shows similarity with Hymenoscyphus serotinus (Pers.) W. Phillips and Hymenoscyphus calyculus (Fr.) W. Phillips. But it can be separated from the others with differences in the morphological and ecological features such as: spore and ascus size, host plant, attachment style of ascus base. The photographs showing the macro and micro properties of the new record and features related to habitat were provided. The differences of it from similar species were discussed.

Keywords

• Biodiversity,Hymenoscyphus lepismoides; Macrofungi; New record; Tokat

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