Ascomycetes from tropical freshwater habitats: the genus Savoryella, with two new species

W. H. HO; K. D. HYDE; I. J. HODGKISS

doi:10.1017/S0953756296003310

Abstract

Savoryella is reported from wood submerged in rivers and streams in Australia, Brunei, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Mauritius, the Philippines and South Africa. Six species are reported:– Savoryella aquatica, S. curvispora sp. nov., S. fusiformis sp. nov., S. grandispora, S. lignicola and S. verrucosa. A key to Savoryella species is provided and descriptions and illustrations of selected freshwater Savoryella species are given.

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