cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.13852331
title: TABLE 1 in One new species and a new record of saprobic fungi from Ananas comosus in northern Thailand

description: TABLE 1. Anthracocystis GenBank accession numbers used in the phylogenetic analyses. The newly generated seque bold, and type strains are marked with T. “-” denotes unavailable.
Species nameCulture collection/Voucher no.GenBank accesion numbers ITSLSUAnthracocystis grodzinskaeKRAM F-57394NR_154694.1Anthracocystis grodzinskaeKRAM:F-57394KP297998.1Anthracocystis grodzinskaeKRAM:F-57395KP297999.1Anthracocystis trispicataeBRIP 47730HQ013113.1Anthracocystis hwangensis voucher56607 (M)AY740051.1AY740104.1Anthracocystis chrysopogonisUst.exs.407 (MAY344973.1AY740131.1Anthracocystis heteropogonicolaBRIP 51822HQ013101.1Anthracocystis themedae-arguentisvoucher Ust.exs.855AY344991.1AY740140.1Anthracocystis setariaeBRIP 49636HQ013111.1Anthracocystis whiteochloaeBRIP 51860HQ013115.1Anthracocystis xerofasciculataBRIP 49682HQ013117.1Anthracocystis andrewmitchelliiBRIP 54879NR_120127.1JQ995370Anthracocystis cenchri-elymoidisBRIP 26491HQ013094.1HQ013122Anthracocystis anthracoideisporaHUV18350JN367290.1JN367315Sporisorium ovariumAY740020.1AJ236137Sporisorium catharticum voucherMP 2367AY344971.1AY740130Anthracocystis destruens voucherUst.exs.472AY344976.1AY747077Sporisorium destruensAF045871.1Anthracocystis formosanaUst.exs.688 (H.U.P.)AY344979.1AY740134Anthracocystis panici-leucophaei58832a (DAR)AY740035.1AY740088Anthracocystis panici-leucophaeiMP 2461AY344986.1Sporisorium panici-leucophaeiAY998102.1Anthracocystis cenchri voucherMP 1974AY344972.1AF453943Sporisorium tumefaciensBRIP 27689AY333944.1Sporisorium tumiformeBRIP 26919AY333945.1Anthracocystis tumefaciensVanky, Ustilaginales Exsiccata 231 (M)AY344969.1AY740128.1Sporisorium tumefaciensBRIP 27688AY333943.1Anthracocystis fallax voucherBRIP 27031AY333942.1Pseudozyma flocculosa isolateAFTOL-ID 864DQ411535.1AY745712Pseudozyma flocculosaJCM10321AB089364.1AB089365Anthracocystis themedae-arguentisCBS:201.94MH862459.1Sporisorium mishraeUst. Exs. 967 (M)AY344983.1AY740136.1Anthracocystis bothriochloaeBRIP 51819HQ013092.1Anthracocystis caledonicaBRIP 51854HQ013093.1Anthracocystis cymbopogonisbombyciniBRIP 52511HQ013099.1Anthracocystis absconditaBRIP 49648HQ013090.1Anthracocystis anthracoideisporaHUV18350JN367290.1Anthracocystis apludae-aristatae56590 (M)AY740045.1AY740098.1Sporisorium elionuriAY740157.1AY740157.1Sporisorium enteromorphumAY740158.1AY740158.1Sporisorium everhartiiAY740159.1AY740159.1Anthracocystis fallaxBRIP 27687AY333940.1
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description: Published as part of Shah, Sujit & Farias, Antonio Roberto Gomes De, 2024, One new species and a new record of saprobic fungi from Ananas comosus in northern Thailand, pp. 205 in Phytotaxa 658 (2) on page 205, DOI: 10.11646/phytotaxa.658.2.7, http://zenodo.org/record/13217658
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.13852332
title: TABLE 1 in One new species and a new record of saprobic fungi from Ananas comosus in northern Thailand

description: TABLE 1. Anthracocystis GenBank accession numbers used in the phylogenetic analyses. The newly generated seque bold, and type strains are marked with T. “-” denotes unavailable.
Species nameCulture collection/Voucher no.GenBank accesion numbers ITSLSUAnthracocystis grodzinskaeKRAM F-57394NR_154694.1Anthracocystis grodzinskaeKRAM:F-57394KP297998.1Anthracocystis grodzinskaeKRAM:F-57395KP297999.1Anthracocystis trispicataeBRIP 47730HQ013113.1Anthracocystis hwangensis voucher56607 (M)AY740051.1AY740104.1Anthracocystis chrysopogonisUst.exs.407 (MAY344973.1AY740131.1Anthracocystis heteropogonicolaBRIP 51822HQ013101.1Anthracocystis themedae-arguentisvoucher Ust.exs.855AY344991.1AY740140.1Anthracocystis setariaeBRIP 49636HQ013111.1Anthracocystis whiteochloaeBRIP 51860HQ013115.1Anthracocystis xerofasciculataBRIP 49682HQ013117.1Anthracocystis andrewmitchelliiBRIP 54879NR_120127.1JQ995370Anthracocystis cenchri-elymoidisBRIP 26491HQ013094.1HQ013122Anthracocystis anthracoideisporaHUV18350JN367290.1JN367315Sporisorium ovariumAY740020.1AJ236137Sporisorium catharticum voucherMP 2367AY344971.1AY740130Anthracocystis destruens voucherUst.exs.472AY344976.1AY747077Sporisorium destruensAF045871.1Anthracocystis formosanaUst.exs.688 (H.U.P.)AY344979.1AY740134Anthracocystis panici-leucophaei58832a (DAR)AY740035.1AY740088Anthracocystis panici-leucophaeiMP 2461AY344986.1Sporisorium panici-leucophaeiAY998102.1Anthracocystis cenchri voucherMP 1974AY344972.1AF453943Sporisorium tumefaciensBRIP 27689AY333944.1Sporisorium tumiformeBRIP 26919AY333945.1Anthracocystis tumefaciensVanky, Ustilaginales Exsiccata 231 (M)AY344969.1AY740128.1Sporisorium tumefaciensBRIP 27688AY333943.1Anthracocystis fallax voucherBRIP 27031AY333942.1Pseudozyma flocculosa isolateAFTOL-ID 864DQ411535.1AY745712Pseudozyma flocculosaJCM10321AB089364.1AB089365Anthracocystis themedae-arguentisCBS:201.94MH862459.1Sporisorium mishraeUst. Exs. 967 (M)AY344983.1AY740136.1Anthracocystis bothriochloaeBRIP 51819HQ013092.1Anthracocystis caledonicaBRIP 51854HQ013093.1Anthracocystis cymbopogonisbombyciniBRIP 52511HQ013099.1Anthracocystis absconditaBRIP 49648HQ013090.1Anthracocystis anthracoideisporaHUV18350JN367290.1Anthracocystis apludae-aristatae56590 (M)AY740045.1AY740098.1Sporisorium elionuriAY740157.1AY740157.1Sporisorium enteromorphumAY740158.1AY740158.1Sporisorium everhartiiAY740159.1AY740159.1Anthracocystis fallaxBRIP 27687AY333940.1
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description: Published as part of Shah, Sujit & Farias, Antonio Roberto Gomes De, 2024, One new species and a new record of saprobic fungi from Ananas comosus in northern Thailand, pp. 205 in Phytotaxa 658 (2) on page 205, DOI: 10.11646/phytotaxa.658.2.7, http://zenodo.org/record/13217658
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.13852333
title: TABLE 2 in One new species and a new record of saprobic fungi from Ananas comosus in northern Thailand

description: TABLE 2. Spegazzinia GenBank accession numbers used in the phylogenetic analyses. The newly generated sequences are bold, and type strains are marked with T. “-” denotes unavailable.
Species nameCulture Collection/Voucher numberGenBank accesion number ITS LSUSpegazzinia radermacheraeKUMCC 21-0005OP002065OP002066Spegazzinia tessarthraMFLUCC 17-2249MH071193MH071197Spegazzinia radermacheraeMFLU 20-0469TMW084622MW084354Spegazzinia radermacheraeMFLUCC 17-2285TNR_163331NG_066308Spegazzinia neosundaraMFLUCC 15-0456TNR_171809NG_068236Spegazzinia lobulataCBS 361.58TMH857812MH869344Spegazzinia deightoniiMFLUCC 18-1625ON117291ON117309Spegazzinia musaeMFLUCC 20-0001TNR_171868MN930514Spegazzinia musaeMFLU 19-2823MW063160MW063221Spegazzinia intermediaCBS 249.89TMH862171MH873861Spegazzinia camelliaeWNA03MZ538526MZ538560Spegazzinia deightoniiMFLUCC 20-0002MN956768MN956772Spegazzinia deightoniiE003ON873998ON873996Spegazzinia camelliaes5OP714349-Spegazzinia camelliaeZ3OP601351-Spegazzinia sp. CGR-2022eHKAS 122878OP058974-Spegazzinia sp. CGR-2022eHKAS 122787OP058973-Spegazzinia bromeliacearumURM 8084TMK804501MK809513Spegazzinia sp.MDCW-573OR121523-Spegazzinia sp.ASV01831ON866149-Spegazzinia neosundaraPEV18ON495923-Spegazzinia sp.6-NovON208531-Spegazzinia sp.MFLUCC 13-0211MH040810MH040812Spegazzinia sp.CMU328MH734522MH734521Spegazzinia tessarthraMFLU23-0447OR794324OR807366Neomicrosphaeropsis alhagi-pseudalhagiTASM 6134TMH069664MH069670
description: Published as part of Shah, Sujit & Farias, Antonio Roberto Gomes De, 2024, One new species and a new record of saprobic fungi from Ananas comosus in northern Thailand, pp. 206 in Phytotaxa 658 (2) on page 206, DOI: 10.11646/phytotaxa.658.2.7, http://zenodo.org/record/13217658
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.13852334
title: TABLE 2 in One new species and a new record of saprobic fungi from Ananas comosus in northern Thailand

description: TABLE 2. Spegazzinia GenBank accession numbers used in the phylogenetic analyses. The newly generated sequences are bold, and type strains are marked with T. “-” denotes unavailable.
Species nameCulture Collection/Voucher numberGenBank accesion number ITS LSUSpegazzinia radermacheraeKUMCC 21-0005OP002065OP002066Spegazzinia tessarthraMFLUCC 17-2249MH071193MH071197Spegazzinia radermacheraeMFLU 20-0469TMW084622MW084354Spegazzinia radermacheraeMFLUCC 17-2285TNR_163331NG_066308Spegazzinia neosundaraMFLUCC 15-0456TNR_171809NG_068236Spegazzinia lobulataCBS 361.58TMH857812MH869344Spegazzinia deightoniiMFLUCC 18-1625ON117291ON117309Spegazzinia musaeMFLUCC 20-0001TNR_171868MN930514Spegazzinia musaeMFLU 19-2823MW063160MW063221Spegazzinia intermediaCBS 249.89TMH862171MH873861Spegazzinia camelliaeWNA03MZ538526MZ538560Spegazzinia deightoniiMFLUCC 20-0002MN956768MN956772Spegazzinia deightoniiE003ON873998ON873996Spegazzinia camelliaes5OP714349-Spegazzinia camelliaeZ3OP601351-Spegazzinia sp. CGR-2022eHKAS 122878OP058974-Spegazzinia sp. CGR-2022eHKAS 122787OP058973-Spegazzinia bromeliacearumURM 8084TMK804501MK809513Spegazzinia sp.MDCW-573OR121523-Spegazzinia sp.ASV01831ON866149-Spegazzinia neosundaraPEV18ON495923-Spegazzinia sp.6-NovON208531-Spegazzinia sp.MFLUCC 13-0211MH040810MH040812Spegazzinia sp.CMU328MH734522MH734521Spegazzinia tessarthraMFLU23-0447OR794324OR807366Neomicrosphaeropsis alhagi-pseudalhagiTASM 6134TMH069664MH069670
description: Published as part of Shah, Sujit & Farias, Antonio Roberto Gomes De, 2024, One new species and a new record of saprobic fungi from Ananas comosus in northern Thailand, pp. 206 in Phytotaxa 658 (2) on page 206, DOI: 10.11646/phytotaxa.658.2.7, http://zenodo.org/record/13217658
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.13852338
title: TABLE 1 in Onnia pakistanica sp. nov., (Hymenochaetaceae, Basidiomycota) from Pakistan

description: TABLE 1. Names, sample numbers, localities, and corresponding GenBank accession numbers of the taxa used in the phylogenetic analyses of this study. Newly generated sequences are given in bold text.
Species nameSample no.GenBank accession no. ITS LSULocalityInonotus circinatus-AF237728-CanadaI. leporinusLE-BIN 2525MG735355-RussiaI. leporinusSFC20140919_04MT044435-RussiaI. tomentosus-AF237729-CanadaOnnia himalayanaDai 22620OM677247OM677254ChinaO. kesiyaDai 18415MG397042MG397043ChinaO. kesiyaBJFC Dai 18415NR160600NG_068811ChinaO. leporinaBRNM 712782FJ775542-Czech RepublicO. leporinaPhaeol1KF996514-ItalyO. leporinaDai 13501KT281958-ChinaO. leporinaJV0609/15KT281959-ChinaO. leporinaJV1207/2KT281960KT281972ChinaO. microsporaDai 11886KT281956KT281970ChinaO. microsporaDai 11897KT281957KT281971ChinaO. pakistanicaNWL555MT050549-PakistanO. pakistanicaMJ57MW485250OR189519PakistanO. pakistanica1545OP160031-PakistanO. subtriquetraJV0109/D6JKT281953KT281967ChinaO. subtriquetraJV0410/12KT281954KT281968ChinaO. subtriquetraMB number 2KT281955KT281969ChinaO. subtriquetraJV1411/16J-alKT955002-ChinaO. triquetraCBS 278.55AY558607AY558607South KoreaO. triquetraJV1410/3KT281963KT281975ChinaO. triquetraJLF5449bMK719977-USAO. triquetraMushroom Observer 428485MW633043MW633043USAO. tibeticaCui 12254KT281961KT281973ChinaO. tibeticaYuan 1964KT281962KT281974ChinaO. tomentosaCOLO-57-68-RKF996515KF996515USAO. tomentosaFP-100585-5pKF996516KF996516USAO. tomentosaLOO-13789-QKF996517KF996517USAO. tomentosaOT-SluKF996518KF996518SwedenO. tomentosaCui 9986KT281964-ChinaO. tomentosaDai 14806BKT281965KT281976ChinaO. tomentosaVampola 2010KT281966KT281977ChinaO. tomentosaHHB 18573KT955001-ChinaO. tomentosaT Niemela 9081MF319074MF318930FinlandO. tomentosaT Niemela 9079MF319075MF318931USAO. tomentosaHMAS 255511MK966660-ChinaO. tomentosaHMAS 255509MK966661-ChinaO. tomentosaMushroom Observer 247886MN176985-USAO. tomentosaM539MW551140MW520021ChinaO. tomentosa130822MFBPL0320MW554475MW554475ChinaO. tomentosaSFC20170810_01MT044403MT044403South KoreaPhellinopsis conchataL-7601KU139188KU139188USAPhellinus andinusMR12003KP347542KP347528ArgentinaPorodaedalea piniFP 102122 TJX110036JX110080USA
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description: Published as part of Bashir, Humaira, Jabeen, Sana, Naseer, Arooj & Khalid, Abdul Nasir, 2024, Onnia pakistanica sp. nov., (Hymenochaetaceae, Basidiomycota) from Pakistan, pp. 254-255 in Phytotaxa 658 (3) on page 254, DOI: 10.11646/phytotaxa.658.3.3, http://zenodo.org/record/13217704
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.13852337
title: TABLE 1 in Onnia pakistanica sp. nov., (Hymenochaetaceae, Basidiomycota) from Pakistan

description: TABLE 1. Names, sample numbers, localities, and corresponding GenBank accession numbers of the taxa used in the phylogenetic analyses of this study. Newly generated sequences are given in bold text.
Species nameSample no.GenBank accession no. ITS LSULocalityInonotus circinatus-AF237728-CanadaI. leporinusLE-BIN 2525MG735355-RussiaI. leporinusSFC20140919_04MT044435-RussiaI. tomentosus-AF237729-CanadaOnnia himalayanaDai 22620OM677247OM677254ChinaO. kesiyaDai 18415MG397042MG397043ChinaO. kesiyaBJFC Dai 18415NR160600NG_068811ChinaO. leporinaBRNM 712782FJ775542-Czech RepublicO. leporinaPhaeol1KF996514-ItalyO. leporinaDai 13501KT281958-ChinaO. leporinaJV0609/15KT281959-ChinaO. leporinaJV1207/2KT281960KT281972ChinaO. microsporaDai 11886KT281956KT281970ChinaO. microsporaDai 11897KT281957KT281971ChinaO. pakistanicaNWL555MT050549-PakistanO. pakistanicaMJ57MW485250OR189519PakistanO. pakistanica1545OP160031-PakistanO. subtriquetraJV0109/D6JKT281953KT281967ChinaO. subtriquetraJV0410/12KT281954KT281968ChinaO. subtriquetraMB number 2KT281955KT281969ChinaO. subtriquetraJV1411/16J-alKT955002-ChinaO. triquetraCBS 278.55AY558607AY558607South KoreaO. triquetraJV1410/3KT281963KT281975ChinaO. triquetraJLF5449bMK719977-USAO. triquetraMushroom Observer 428485MW633043MW633043USAO. tibeticaCui 12254KT281961KT281973ChinaO. tibeticaYuan 1964KT281962KT281974ChinaO. tomentosaCOLO-57-68-RKF996515KF996515USAO. tomentosaFP-100585-5pKF996516KF996516USAO. tomentosaLOO-13789-QKF996517KF996517USAO. tomentosaOT-SluKF996518KF996518SwedenO. tomentosaCui 9986KT281964-ChinaO. tomentosaDai 14806BKT281965KT281976ChinaO. tomentosaVampola 2010KT281966KT281977ChinaO. tomentosaHHB 18573KT955001-ChinaO. tomentosaT Niemela 9081MF319074MF318930FinlandO. tomentosaT Niemela 9079MF319075MF318931USAO. tomentosaHMAS 255511MK966660-ChinaO. tomentosaHMAS 255509MK966661-ChinaO. tomentosaMushroom Observer 247886MN176985-USAO. tomentosaM539MW551140MW520021ChinaO. tomentosa130822MFBPL0320MW554475MW554475ChinaO. tomentosaSFC20170810_01MT044403MT044403South KoreaPhellinopsis conchataL-7601KU139188KU139188USAPhellinus andinusMR12003KP347542KP347528ArgentinaPorodaedalea piniFP 102122 TJX110036JX110080USA
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description: Published as part of Bashir, Humaira, Jabeen, Sana, Naseer, Arooj & Khalid, Abdul Nasir, 2024, Onnia pakistanica sp. nov., (Hymenochaetaceae, Basidiomycota) from Pakistan, pp. 254-255 in Phytotaxa 658 (3) on page 254, DOI: 10.11646/phytotaxa.658.3.3, http://zenodo.org/record/13217704
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.13852343
title: TABLE 1 in A new species of Ramaria subg. Laeticolora from Meghalaya, India

description: TABLE 1. Comparison of R. pseudovinosimaculans with its closely related taxa.
Name of the taxaDistributionBasidiomata lengthBasidiomata colourationApices colourationBasidiospores sizeBasidiospores shapeBasidiaBase of BasidiaReferencesR. subalpinaIndia120–135 × 89–95 mmPastel yellowPale yellow (young) to blood red (maturity)10.5–15 × 4–6 μmEllipsoid or elongate35–65× 8–13 μmFew clampedDas et al. 2016R. pseudovinosimaculansIndia36–98 × 14–56 mmYellowish whiteYellowish white throughout13.1–15.6 × 4.6–5.4 μmCylindrical to bacilliform32–39.5 × 4–8.5 μmClampedThis studyR. vinosimaculansWestern Washington120–190 × 90–190 mmWhite to offwhiteJonquil yellow to slightly greenish yellow (young) to pallid brown (maturity)9–13.5 × 3.5–5.0 μmSub-fusiform58–90 × 7–11 μmClampedMarr & Stuntz 1973R. rubribrunnescensPacific Northwest70–160 × 50.5– 110 mmPale orangishYellow to slightly orange with a slight brownish tinge10–14 × 3.5–5 μmSub-cylindrical41–67 × 8–11 μmNonclampedMarr & Stuntz 1973, Exeter et al. 2006R. longisporaPacific Northwest40–180 × 20–90 mmOrangeSaffron or chrome yellow (young) to deep orange (maturity)10–18 × 4–6 μmSub-cylindrical50–82 × 9–13 μmNonclampedMarr & Stuntz 1973, Exeter et al. 2006R. synaptopodaPacific Northwest-Washington60 × 40 mmYellowYellow throughout9–11.5 × 3.5–4.5 μmCylindrical60–75 × 6–7 μmNonclampedMarr & Stuntz 1973, Exeter et al. 2006R. rubiginosaPacific Northwest50–180 × 40–170 mmPale yellowLight yellow to sunflower yellow7–11 × 3.5–6.0 μmCylindrical42–85 × 7–11 μmNonclampedMarr & Stuntz 1973, Exeter et al. 2006R. flavigelatinosa var. flavigelatinosaPacific Northwest50–140 × 30–240 mmYellowSunflower yellow throughout8–11 × 3.5–4.5 μmSub-cylindrical41–60 × 6.5–10 μmNonclampedMarr & Stuntz 1973, Exeter et al. 2006R. aureaNorth America140 × 160 mmApricot yellowDeep ochraceous yellow throughout9.7–12.6 × 4.7– 5.4 μmCylindrical to narrowly ellipsoid65–75× 7–9 μmNonclampedHosaka 2006
description: Published as part of Biswas, Pinky Rani & Dutta, Arun Kumar, 2024, A new species of Ramaria subg. Laeticolora from Meghalaya, India, pp. 83 in Phytotaxa 659 (1) on page 83, DOI: 10.11646/phytotaxa.659.1.6, http://zenodo.org/record/13217794
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.13852344
title: TABLE 1 in A new species of Ramaria subg. Laeticolora from Meghalaya, India

description: TABLE 1. Comparison of R. pseudovinosimaculans with its closely related taxa.
Name of the taxaDistributionBasidiomata lengthBasidiomata colourationApices colourationBasidiospores sizeBasidiospores shapeBasidiaBase of BasidiaReferencesR. subalpinaIndia120–135 × 89–95 mmPastel yellowPale yellow (young) to blood red (maturity)10.5–15 × 4–6 μmEllipsoid or elongate35–65× 8–13 μmFew clampedDas et al. 2016R. pseudovinosimaculansIndia36–98 × 14–56 mmYellowish whiteYellowish white throughout13.1–15.6 × 4.6–5.4 μmCylindrical to bacilliform32–39.5 × 4–8.5 μmClampedThis studyR. vinosimaculansWestern Washington120–190 × 90–190 mmWhite to offwhiteJonquil yellow to slightly greenish yellow (young) to pallid brown (maturity)9–13.5 × 3.5–5.0 μmSub-fusiform58–90 × 7–11 μmClampedMarr & Stuntz 1973R. rubribrunnescensPacific Northwest70–160 × 50.5– 110 mmPale orangishYellow to slightly orange with a slight brownish tinge10–14 × 3.5–5 μmSub-cylindrical41–67 × 8–11 μmNonclampedMarr & Stuntz 1973, Exeter et al. 2006R. longisporaPacific Northwest40–180 × 20–90 mmOrangeSaffron or chrome yellow (young) to deep orange (maturity)10–18 × 4–6 μmSub-cylindrical50–82 × 9–13 μmNonclampedMarr & Stuntz 1973, Exeter et al. 2006R. synaptopodaPacific Northwest-Washington60 × 40 mmYellowYellow throughout9–11.5 × 3.5–4.5 μmCylindrical60–75 × 6–7 μmNonclampedMarr & Stuntz 1973, Exeter et al. 2006R. rubiginosaPacific Northwest50–180 × 40–170 mmPale yellowLight yellow to sunflower yellow7–11 × 3.5–6.0 μmCylindrical42–85 × 7–11 μmNonclampedMarr & Stuntz 1973, Exeter et al. 2006R. flavigelatinosa var. flavigelatinosaPacific Northwest50–140 × 30–240 mmYellowSunflower yellow throughout8–11 × 3.5–4.5 μmSub-cylindrical41–60 × 6.5–10 μmNonclampedMarr & Stuntz 1973, Exeter et al. 2006R. aureaNorth America140 × 160 mmApricot yellowDeep ochraceous yellow throughout9.7–12.6 × 4.7– 5.4 μmCylindrical to narrowly ellipsoid65–75× 7–9 μmNonclampedHosaka 2006
description: Published as part of Biswas, Pinky Rani & Dutta, Arun Kumar, 2024, A new species of Ramaria subg. Laeticolora from Meghalaya, India, pp. 83 in Phytotaxa 659 (1) on page 83, DOI: 10.11646/phytotaxa.659.1.6, http://zenodo.org/record/13217794
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.13852347
title: TABLE 1 in Hieracium pallidum subsp. amiatae (Asteraceae), a new subspecis from Monte Amiata (Tuscany, Italy)

description: TABLE 1. Differential characters between all known subspecies of H. pallidum in Italy.
subsp. pallidumsubsp. amiataesubsp. lanudaesubsp. aetnenseDistributionSicilyM. AmiataNorthern Apenn.SicilyBasal leavesellipticalelliptical to ovate-lanceolateelliptical to broadly lanceolatelanceolateInvolucrum:Simple hairsmoderatescatteredmoderatemoderateGlandular hairsmoderatescatteredsubdensemoderateStellate hairssparsevery densemoderate at margin, sparse to absent on surfacesparse only at margin
description: Published as part of Gottschlich, Günter, Selvi, Federico & Dunkel, Franz G., 2024, Hieracium pallidum subsp. amiatae (Asteraceae), a new subspecis from Monte Amiata (Tuscany, Italy), pp. 201 in Phytotaxa 660 (2) on page 201, DOI: 10.11646/phytotaxa.660.2.10, http://zenodo.org/record/13218060
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.13852363
title: Table 1 in Catching carp: a review of bigheaded carp capture strategies

description: Table 1. Summary of active and passive sampling gears and attributes used to capture bigheaded carp (Hypophthalmichthys spp.) across larval, juvenile, and adult life stages.
ApproachGearLife stageUnitsGear attributesActivePush netEggs, LarvaedensitySingle or dual conical nets, 0.5 m diameter, 2.0 m long, 0.8 mm meshNueston netEggs, Larvaedensity1 × 2 m, 500 µm meshSurface plankton netEggs, Larvaedensity0.5 diameter opening, 2-m length, 500 µm meshBongo netEggs, Larvaedensity0.6 cm diameter opening, 333 µm meshCast netJuvenileper cast2.7 m diameter; 10 mm meshSeine–BeachJuvenileper haul10 m length, 3–5 mm meshSeine–PurseJuvenileper haul122 × 3.05 m, with 2.5 cm meshSeine–ContractedJuvenile, Adultper haulVarying set lengths; mesh size range 1.6–5.1 cmTrawl–PaupierJuvenile, AdultCPUEStandard amperage adjusted to conductivity, 30 Hz, 15%, 2–4 × 1.5 m frame, 38 mm stretched body mesh to 6 mm mesh codTrawl–ElectrifiedJuvenile, AdultCPUEAmperage adjusted to conductivity, 30 Hz, 15%, 2.13 × 0.9 m frame, 38 mm stretched body mesh to 6 mm mesh codTrawl–DozerJuvenile, AdultCPUETwo seam; 4.8 m wide × 4.5 m long with 18 mm stretch mesh. Bag 1.8 m; Mesh, 3 mmElectrofishing–ACJuvenile, AdultCPUE3-phase, 3 Kw, 230-V, 60 hz; 100–250 V, 3–10 amps, 60–120 hz, 25% Duty cycle, 60–80 pulses/sElectrofishing–DCJuvenile, AdultCPUE180–1000 V, 15–60 Hz, 25–50% duty cycleHydroacousticAdultdensityTwo horizontal-orientated split-beam transducers, 5 pings/s, pulse duration of 0.40 ms, 70 kHz (5 beam angle)–200 kHz (6.6 beam angle)Trammel net–DrivenAdultCPUEHeight, 1.8–3.6 m; Inner panel, 2.5–7.6 cm; Outer panel, 20–34 cm, varying set lengthsGill net–DrivenAdultCPUEHeight, 1.8–3.6 m; Mesh size range:2.54–25.4 cm; Varying set lengthsPassiveDrift netEggs, Larvaedensity0.5 diameter opening, 2-m length, 750 µm mesh, 1-m below surface waterBongo netEggs, Larvaedensity0.6 cm diameter opening, 333 µm meshLight trapsLarvaetrap nightCloverleaf array; 25.0 cm tall with 5.0 mm entry slots. Collection pan with 6 holes cover by 250 µm meshMinnow trapLarvae, juvenilenet nightTrap dimensions, 42 × 19 × 22 cm, baitedMini fyke netJuvenilenet night4.5 × 0.6 m lead, 0.6 × 1.2 m trap 3 mm mesh; some tandem setsHoop netAdultnet nightDiameter, 0.6–1.8 m; Mesh range, 3.8–10 cm; Some tandem setsStop log netAdultnet night25 × 25 cm wood frames; 0.9 m hoops; 1.9 cm meshFyke netAdultnet night0.9 m × 1.8 m frame with 15.2 m × 1.4 m lead, 1.8 to 3.8 cm bar meshPound netAdultnet nightTrap dimensions, 6.1 × 3.1 × 3.1 m; 100 m lead and wingsTrammel netAdultCPUEHeight, 1.8–3.6 m; Inner panel, 2.5–7.6 cm; Outer panel, 20–34 cm, varying set lengthsGill netAdultCPUEHeight, 1.8–3.6 m; Mesh size range: 2.54–25.4 cm; Varying set lengths
description: Published as part of Lederman, Nathan J., Collins, Scott F., Hammen, Jeremy J. & Parkos, Joseph J., 2024, Catching carp: a review of bigheaded carp capture strategies, pp. 27 in Management of Biological Invasions 15 (1) on page 27, DOI: 10.3391/mbi.2024.15.1.02, http://zenodo.org/record/11976473