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Prof. Faten Awad Abdel-Aziz

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Address: Department of Botany and Microbiology - Faculty of Science - Sohag University - Sohag 82524 - Egypt.

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Publications Which contain the keyword: Asexual fungi

Marine Fungi from the Bahamas Islands.

2018-09-19 17:50:44 Keywords Asexual fungi,
Marine Fungi from the Bahamas Islands.
This study extends our knowledge of the marine fungi in the Bahamas Islands (Atlantic Ocean) and of subtropical mangroves in general. Ninety-two fungal taxa have been recorded from seven mangrove sites, of which 81 are new records, bringing the total number of species for the islands to 112. Fungi dominating the community were Lulworthia grandispora, Kallichroma tethys, Leptosphaeria australiensis and ... Read more

Phylogenetic evaluation of anamorphic species of Cirrenalia and Cumulospora with the description of eight new genera and four new species.

2018-09-19 20:06:05 Keywords Asexual fungi,
Phylogenetic evaluation of anamorphic species of Cirrenalia and Cumulospora with the description of eight new genera and four new species.
Four new helicoid anamorphic fungi collected from marine habitats in Egypt and Japan are described. Three marine and one terrestrial Cirrenalia species along with two Cumulospora species and the four new fungi were sequenced for LSU and SSU rDNA. Phylogenetic analyses of the generated sequences, along with those from GenBank, confirmed the polyphyly of the genera Cirrenalia and Cumulospora, and ... Read more

Trichocladium melhae sp. nov. a new tropical marine fungus.

2018-09-13 10:28:20 Keywords Asexual fungi, Halosphaeriaceae,
Trichocladium melhae sp. nov. a new tropical marine fungus.
Trichocladium melhae, a mitosporic fungus, collected frequently on wood associated with sand in Hong Kong, Malaysia and Singapore is described as a new species. The fungus is compared with other Trichocladium species. Read more

Fungal diversity in brackish and saline lakes in Egypt.

2018-09-13 11:39:07 Keywords Freshwater fungi, Asexual fungi, Ascomycota, Marine Fungi,
Fungal diversity in brackish and saline lakes in Egypt.
Aquatic filamentous fungi were surveyed from two brackish and two saline lakes in Egypt. Ninety-seven fungi (40 ascomycetes, 55 anamorphic fungi and 2 basidiomycetes) were identified from 764 fungal collections recorded from 545 samples collected from Lakes Edku, Marriott, Burullus and Quaron. Of these, 70 are new records for Egypt. This study represents the first report of aquatic fungi from ... Read more

Marine fungi from two sandy Mediterranean beaches on the Egyptian north coast.

2018-09-13 11:46:14 Keywords Corollospora, Middle East, Asexual fungi, Ascomycota,
Marine fungi from two sandy Mediterranean beaches on the Egyptian north coast.
I surveyed marine fungi collected from the Mediterranean coast of Egypt. A total of 31 taxa, including 19 ascomycetes and 12 anamorphic fungi, were identified from 100 submerged driftwood samples collected randomly along two sandy beaches. The most frequent fungus was Corollospora maritima. Other common fungi include C. portsaidica, Leptosphaeria oraemaris, Cumulospora marina and Periconia prolifica. Among the 31 taxa ... Read more

Phylogenetic evaluation of anamorphic species of Cirrenalia and Cumulospora with the description of eight new genera and four new species.

2018-09-13 11:55:49 Keywords Ascomycota, Halosphaeriaceae, Lulworthiaceae, Asexual fungi,
Phylogenetic evaluation of anamorphic species of Cirrenalia and Cumulospora with the description of eight new genera and four new species.
Four new helicoid anamorphic fungi collected from marine habitats in Egypt and Japan are described. Three marine and one terrestrial Cirrenalia species along with two Cumulospora species and the four new fungi were sequenced for LSU and SSU rDNA. Phylogenetic analyses of the generated sequences, along with those from GenBank, confirmed the polyphyly of the genera Cirrenalia and Cumulospora, and ... Read more

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