Paranectriaceae Darmostuk, Etayo & Flakus 2025

Key of the lichenicolous species included in the family Paranectriaceae 1a. Asci with two types of ascospores (macro- and microspores)................................................................................................. 2 1b. Asci with one type of ascospores ........................................................................................................................................... 4 2a. Macrospores with pointed ends, mostly> 50 μm in length, ascomata with dense arachnoid tomentum at the lower part ................................................................................................................................................................................ 3 2b. Macrospores with rounded ends, mostly 40–60 μm in length, ascomata rarely with arachnoid tomentum at the lower part ................................................................................................................................................. Ovicuculispora parmeliae 3a. Macrospores with hair-like surface, (53.0–)56.4–66.2(–75.8) μm in length ......................... Ovicuculispora cf. macrospora 3b. Macrospores with smooth surface, 67–105 μm in length .......................................................... Ovicuculispora macrospora 4a. Ascospores filiform, (8–)10–15-septate .................................................................................................................................. 5 4b. Ascospores ellipsoid to ovoid, 1–3-septate to muriform ......................................................................................................... 8 5a. Ascomata solitary, lemon yellow, ascospores (125–)140–155(–180) × (2.8–)3.4–4.4(–4.6) μm, on Tylophoron ................................................................................................................................... Rossmaniella tylophori 5b. Ascomata in group of 3–12, pale to bright orange, on other hosts.......................................................................................... 6 6a. Ascomata entirely covered by whitish tomentum, ascospores (12–)14–16-septate, individual cells (6.4–)8.0–12.2 (–12.8) μm, on Coenogonium ........................................................................................................ Rossmaniella coenogonii 6b. Ascomata covered by yellowish tomentum in the lower half, ascospores 8–12-septate, individual cells> 12 μm, on various hosts except Coenogonium ......................................................................................................................................... 7 7a. Ascomata in group of 3–5(–7), without distinct hairs near the ostiolate part, ascospores (160–)165–175(–180) × (2.4–)2.5–2.8(–3.0) μm, individual cells (13.2–)15.2–21.0(–23.8) μm ................................................ Rossmaniella cryptica 7b. Ascomata in group (5–)7–12, with distinct hairs near the ostiolate part, ascospores (165–)180–200(–210) × (2.8–)3.0– 3.4(–3.8) μm, individual cells (11.0–)11.5–13.7(–14.5) μm ................................................................. Rossmaniella filispora 8a. Ascospores muriform .............................................................................................................................................................. 9 8b. Ascospores 1–3-septate .........................................................................................................................................................11 9a. Ascomata 200–400 μm, asci <140 μm in length, ascospores 25–45 μm in length ............................................................. 10 9b. Ascomata 400–750 μm, asci 140–220 μm in length, ascospores (45–)54–75(–92) μm in length........... Paranectria alstrupii 10a. Ascomata globose, 300–400 μm, asci 2–4-spored, ascospores (10–)13–18(–23) μm in width ........... Paranectria superba 10b. Ascomata ovoid to pyriform, 140–260(–300) μm, asci (4–)8-spored, ascospores (7–)8–12(–14) μm in width.................................................................................................................... Ciliomyces oropensis 11a. Asci 4-spored, ascospores 1-septate, on Physciaceae ........................................................... Sphaeronectria lichenophila 11b. Asci 8-spored, ascospores 3-septate, on Ephebe ................................................................................... Paranectria affinis

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Key of the lichenicolous species included in the family Paranectriaceae 1a. Asci with two types of ascospores (macro- and microspores)................................................................................................. 2 1b. Asci with one type of ascospores ........................................................................................................................................... 4 2a. Macrospores with pointed ends, mostly> 50 μm in length, ascomata with dense arachnoid tomentum at the lower part ................................................................................................................................................................................ 3 2b. Macrospores with rounded ends, mostly 40–60 μm in length, ascomata rarely with arachnoid tomentum at the lower part ................................................................................................................................................. Ovicuculispora parmeliae 3a. Macrospores with hair-like surface, (53.0–)56.4–66.2(–75.8) μm in length ......................... Ovicuculispora cf. macrospora 3b. Macrospores with smooth surface, 67–105 μm in length .......................................................... Ovicuculispora macrospora 4a. Ascospores filiform, (8–)10–15-septate .................................................................................................................................. 5 4b. Ascospores ellipsoid to ovoid, 1–3-septate to muriform ......................................................................................................... 8 5a. Ascomata solitary, lemon yellow, ascospores (125–)140–155(–180) × (2.8–)3.4–4.4(–4.6) μm, on Tylophoron ................................................................................................................................... Rossmaniella tylophori 5b. Ascomata in group of 3–12, pale to bright orange, on other hosts.......................................................................................... 6 6a. Ascomata entirely covered by whitish tomentum, ascospores (12–)14–16-septate, individual cells (6.4–)8.0–12.2 (–12.8) μm, on Coenogonium ........................................................................................................ Rossmaniella coenogonii 6b. Ascomata covered by yellowish tomentum in the lower half, ascospores 8–12-septate, individual cells> 12 μm, on various hosts except Coenogonium ......................................................................................................................................... 7 7a. Ascomata in group of 3–5(–7), without distinct hairs near the ostiolate part, ascospores (160–)165–175(–180) × (2.4–)2.5–2.8(–3.0) μm, individual cells (13.2–)15.2–21.0(–23.8) μm ................................................ Rossmaniella cryptica 7b. Ascomata in group (5–)7–12, with distinct hairs near the ostiolate part, ascospores (165–)180–200(–210) × (2.8–)3.0– 3.4(–3.8) μm, individual cells (11.0–)11.5–13.7(–14.5) μm ................................................................. Rossmaniella filispora 8a. Ascospores muriform .............................................................................................................................................................. 9 8b. Ascospores 1–3-septate .........................................................................................................................................................11 9a. Ascomata 200–400 μm, asci <140 μm in length, ascospores 25–45 μm in length ............................................................. 10 9b. Ascomata 400–750 μm, asci 140–220 μm in length, ascospores (45–)54–75(–92) μm in length........... Paranectria alstrupii 10a. Ascomata globose, 300–400 μm, asci 2–4-spored, ascospores (10–)13–18(–23) μm in width ........... Paranectria superba 10b. Ascomata ovoid to pyriform, 140–260(–300) μm, asci (4–)8-spored, ascospores (7–)8–12(–14) μm in width.................................................................................................................... Ciliomyces oropensis 11a. Asci 4-spored, ascospores 1-septate, on Physciaceae ........................................................... Sphaeronectria lichenophila 11b. Asci 8-spored, ascospores 3-septate, on Ephebe ................................................................................... Paranectria affinis

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Universidad Rey Juan Carlos (ES), University of Gdańsk (PL), Servicio Navarro de Salud (ES), Czech Academy of Sciences, Institute of Botany (CZ), Real Jardín Botánico (ES), Universidad de Navarra (ES)
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