Antarktika’dan Lambiella psehota’nın asit yoksunu popülasyonu, cinste Campbell Adası’ndan yeni bir kombinasyon ve tür tayin anahtarı

Abstract

Antarktika’da likenleşmiş mantar cinslerinden biri olan Lambiella’nın L. impavida ve L. psephota olmak üzere iki adet türü bilinmektedir. Burada, Kuzey-Doğu Antarktika Yarımadası bölgesindeki James Ross Adası’ndan toplanan yeni bir L. psephota kemotipini rapor ediyoruz. Yeni kemotip filogenetik olarak L. psephota'ya aittir. Norstitik asit içermeyen L. psephota'nın nrITS, mtSSU ve RPB1 gen bölgeleri çalışılmıştır. Ayrıca bu yayınla birlikte Rimularia maculata'yı Lambiella cinsinea aktarıyoruz ve dünya çapında bilinen 17 Lambiella türü için bir tayin anahtarı veriyoruz.

Keywords

• Antarktika
• likenleşmiş mantarlar
• biyoçeşitlilik
• Xylographaceae

Project Number

118Z587

An acid deficient population of Lambiella psephota from Antarctica and a new combination in the genus from Campbell Island with a world-wide key to the genus

Abstract

Only two species of the lichen genus Lambiella are known from Antarctica: L. impavida and L. psephota. Here we report a new chemotype of L. psephota collected from James Ross Island in the North-East Antarctic Peninsula region. nrITS, mtSSU and RPB1 gene regions of the norstictic acid deficient L. psephota were obtained, which showed the new chemotype phylogenetically belongs to L. psephota. We also transfer Rimularia maculata to Lambiella, and provide an identification key of the 17 known species of Lambiella world-wide

Keywords

• Antarctica
• biodiversity
• lichenized fungi
• Xylographaceae

Supporting Institution

Tübitak

Project Number

118Z587

Thanks

The first author thanks to Erciyes University for their financial support to conduct the field work on James Ross Island, Antarctica, to ITU Polrec for their support, and to J.G. Mendel station for infrastructure and facilities. This project is supported by TÜBİTAK 118Z587 coded Project. The first author scientific works are also supported by TÜBA (Turkish Academy of Sciences).

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