Statesia pompholyx: A Newly Reported Species for Turkish Hysterangiales
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Aim of study: This research seeks to deepen our understanding of Turkish mycobiota by incorporating a newly identified species from Hysterangiales.
Area of study: The area is approximately 4 kilometres from the centre of Demirköy in Kırklareli and is predominantly covered with beech trees.
Material and method: The fungal samples were rigorously examined through morphological evaluation and DNA sequencing of the nrITS rDNA region and TEF1a gene, incorporating microscopic and macroscopic features for phylogenetic analysis.
Main results: Following fieldwork and laboratory research, the species Statesia pompholyx belonging to the order Hysterangiales was identified and recorded for the first time in Türkiye.
Research highlights: This study presents a newly reported species of hypogeous fungi within the mycobiota of Türkiye and identifies S. pompholyx as the second officially documented species within the Turkish Statesia genus.
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