Journal
FUNGAL DIVERSITY
Volume 70, Issue 1, Pages 189-208Publisher
SPRINGER
DOI: 10.1007/s13225-014-0314-5
Keywords
Biodiversity; Cantharellales; Identification key; New species; Phylogeny; Taxonomy; Transcription elongation factor 1alpha
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- National Geographic Society [6365-98, 7921-05]
- ATM-project Past and present biodiversity of the Museum national d'histoire naturelle
- ATM-project Barcode of life of the Museum national d'histoire naturelle
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This revision of Cantharellus in Madagascar deals with species that are associated with strictly endemic host trees and shrubs. Based on morphological differences and molecular sequence data of the tef-1 gene, five new species are proposed (C. albidolutescens, C. ambohitantelyensis, C. ibityensis, C. paucifurcatus and C. sebosus), as well as one new subspecies, C. subincarnatus ssp. rubrosalmoneus, whereas C. decolorans and C. platyphyllus ssp. bojeriensis are epitypified. A key is provided to all Cantharellus that grow with native vegetation in Madagascar.
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