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Gymnoascus verticillatus smith

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The type specimen ofGymnoascus verticillatus Smith was studied and is described as the type of a new, monotypic genus,Actinodendron. The new genus is characterized by the formation of brown to dark colored ascocarps bearing brown appendages with verticels of short branchlets. Ascospores ofA. verticillatum (Smith)Orr &Kuehn are pale brown and almost discoid. Additional specimens of this species are reported.

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Orr, G.F., Kuehn, H.H. Gymnoascus verticillatus smith. Mycopathologia et Mycologia Applicata 21, 211–216 (1963). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02052576

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