Hakkâri (Türkiye)’den yeni bir vibrisseaceous mantar kaydı

Öz

Bu çalışma 01.05.2015 yılında Şemdinli’de (Hakkâri) toplanan tatlı su habitatlarında batık odun, çöp veya diğer batık organik maddeler üzerinde yetişen Vibrissea Fr. cinsinin örneklerini kapsamaktadır. Fincan veya çanak şeklinde küçük ve narin fruktifikasyon organları ile karakterize edilen Vibrissea örneği morfolojik verilere dayanılarak teşhis edilmiştir. Bu metinde, Vibrissea decolorans (Saut.) A. Sánchez & Korf’un Türkiye’deki Ascomycota üyeleri için yeni bir kayıt olduğu belirtilmiş ve gösterilmiştir. Metin yeni kaydedilen taksonun toplanma tarihi, coğrafi koordinatları, makro ve mikromorfolojik özelliklerini içeren kısa bir betimini sunmaktadır.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Ascomycota
• yeni kayıt
• Vibrisseaceae
• Türkiye

A new record of vibrisseaceous fungus from Hakkari (Türkiye)

Öz

This study involved specimens of the genus Vibrissea Fr. growing on submerged wood, rubbish or other submerged organic matter in freshwater habitats collected in Şemdinli (Hakkâri) on 01.05.2015. The Vibrissea specimens, characterised by small and delicate fructification organs in the form of cups or bowls, were identified based on morphological data. In this text, Vibrissea decolorans (Saut.) A. Sánchez & Korf is described and illustrated to be a new record for the Ascomycota of Türkiye. The text provides a brief description of the newly recorded genus including collection date, geographical coordinates, macro- and micromorphological characteristics.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Ascomycota
• New record
• Vibrisseaceous
• Türkiye

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