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MYCOSPHERE is an international peer-reviewed journal dedicated to the rapid publication of high-quality research papers in fungal biology. MYCOSPHERE does not charge any page or open access fees, providing a free publication avenue for the fungal community. All submitted manuscripts undergo rigorous peer review prior to acceptance, and copyright remains with the authors.

MYCOSPHERE 是一本国际同行评审的期刊，致力于快速发表高质量的真菌生物学研究论文。MYCOSPHERE 不收取任何页面费用或开放获取费用，为真菌学界提供了一个免费的出版渠道。所有提交的稿件在接受之前都将经过严格的同行评审，版权归作者所有。

Mycosphere

WH Tian

JW Liu

Y Jin

YP Chen

YF Zhou

K Wu

PW Su

XY Guo

DN Wanasinghe

KD Hyde

JK Liu

SSN Maharachchikumbura

Morphological and phylogenetic studies of Ascomycota from gymnosperms in Sichuan Province, China

中国四川省裸子植物子囊菌的形态学和系统发育研究

Eurotium cristatum is the main probiotic fungus involved in fermentation of Chinese Fuzhuan brick tea, and the amount of E. cristatum is an important indicator of tea quality.Sexual development of E. cristatum consists of three main stages, hypha and ascogonium (at 36 hours post-inoculation), cleistothecium formation (at 48 hours), and cleistothecium ripening (at 72 hours), and each stage exhibits a unique metabolite profile.In this study, developmental changes were analyzed by GC-MS based untargeted metabolomics.Ninety-nine metabolites involved in multiple biochemical pathways were identified.Principal component analysis separated developing E. cristatum into 36, 48 and 72 hour groups.Hierarchical cluster analyses showed that the relative contents of organic acids and amino acids peaked at 36 hours and decreased thereafter, while alcohol and carbohydrate levels peaked at 48-72 hours.Statistical analysis revealed 401 significant metabolite-metabolite correlations (Pearson's |r|>0.8 at a false discovery rate ≤ 0.05), of which 213 were positive and 188 negative.The early increases in organic acid and amino acid metabolites as well as certain phosphate and amine metabolites favor ascogonium formation.Conversely, increased alcohol and carbohydrate concentrations favor cleistothecium formation.These results provide a foundation for further exploration of the biochemical mechanism underlying sexual development in E. cristatum.

CG Ren

Metabolomics reveals changes in metabolite concentrations and correlations during sexual development of Eurotium cristatum (synonym: Aspergillus cristatus)

Colletotrichum is an important plant pathogenic genus that has undergone tremendous taxonomic changes.Species of Colletotrichum also occur as endophytes, saprobes and rarely entomopathogens.The current understanding of Colletotrichum taxonomy and application of various techniques in defining species within the genus is discussed in this paper.Here we provide a review of lifestyles, infection mechanisms, life cycle, host-specificity, classification history and techniques defining Colletotrichum species and the relation to speciation.Misidentifications and mistakes during species introduction are discussed and recommendations are provided for valid species publication.We provide an account of 248 currently accepted species with molecular data, which falls into 14 species-complexes and 13 singleton species.An updated account of Colletotrichum species is provided.Species are listed alphabetically in each species complex and annotated with their habitat, host, geographic distribution, phylogenetic position and typification details.Tables of host specific (152 species) and geographically endemic Colletotrichum species (19 species) are provided.A table of 450 morpho-species is provided for the first time gathering all data to one place, allowing mycologists to check before publishing a new species.Phylogenetic trees are provided for the whole genus and each species complex.Genes and combinations of genes that can be used for the identification of the species complexes are suggested.Future directions for the advancement of this genus are discussed.

RS Jayawardena

Colletotrichum: lifestyles, biology, morpho-species, species complexes and accepted species

Hygrophorus is among the most species rich and frequent ectomycorrhizal genera of Agaricales, and several species are popular wild edible mushrooms in northern and southwestern China.In the past two decades, there has been an increasing number of taxonomic and phylogenetic studies of the genus, however, the comprehensive studies on the species diversity and phylogenetic relationship of Hygrophorus in China were lacking.In this study, an extensive survey on the species diversity of Hygrophorus in China was conducted.In total, 62 Chinese Hygrophorus taxa were included in this study.Fifty-five of them are described, illustrated and discussed, including 26 new species; in addition, two recently described species (H.habaensis and H. viridiflavidus) and 5 insufficiently known species are listed with notes.A large-scale phylogenetic study of Hygrophorus was conducted based on the newly obtained sequences and the available internal transcribed spacer (ITS) sequences in the international public databases; and a multi-gene (ITS-LSU-rpb2-tef1-α) phylogeny was also conducted.The species boundaries of Hygrophorus delimited by morphological data are broadly congruent with those based on the ITS phylogenetic analysis.In general, the multi-locus dataset could resolve a section-level phylogeny of the genus; and a new section, i.e. sect.Vividi, is proposed based on both phylogenetic and morphological evidences.However, the subgenera classified by morphology are not supported well by molecular phylogenetic analysis.

CQ Wang

M Zhang

XL He

TZ Wei

TZ Liu

K Wang

S Adamčík

TH Li

WQ Deng

Species diversity of Hygrophorus in China and a phylogenetic study of the genus

中国湿伞属物种多样性及属的系统发育研究

JE Sun

L Fu

C Norphanphoun

XJ Chen

LF Yu

EHC McKenzie

Y Wang

ZF Yang

FQ Liu

Study on the diversity of rust pathogens from different hosts in Guizhou Province, China

中国贵州省不同寄主锈菌病原多样性研究

BC Samarakoon

MC Samarakoon

D Bundhun

R Jayawardena

P Chomnunti

Exploring fungi: a taxonomic and phylogenetic study of leaf-inhabiting Ascomycota in Musa species from northern Thailand, with a global checklist

探索真菌：泰国北部香蕉物种中叶生子囊菌的分类学和系统发育研究，附全球名录

ZY Zhang

H Pan

G Tao

X Li

YF Han

Y Feng

SQ Tong

CY Ding

Culturable Mycobiota from Guizhou Wildlife Park in China

中国贵州野生动物园的可培养真菌群

CJY Li

KWT Chethana

PD Eungwanichayapant

L Luo

ZL Yang

WJ Dong

YY Guo

CH Liu

F Alotibi

Q Zhao

Longistipes gen. nov. and four novel species of Hyphodiscaceae, along with six new collections of Leotiomycetes in Yunnan Province, China

长柄菌属新属及丝盘菌科四种新种，以及中国云南省六种锤舌菌纲新记录

短名	Mycosphere.
Journal Impact	10.10
国际分区	MYCOLOGY(Q1)
期刊索引	SCI Q1中科院 1 区

ISSN	2077-7000, 2077-7019
h-index	40
国内分区	生物学(1区)生物学真菌学(2区)

涉及主题	生物植物生态学地质学古生物学化学动物遗传学生物化学
出版信息	出版商: Zhongkai University，出版周期: ，期刊类型: journal，开源期刊: 否
基本数据	创刊年份: 2014，原创研究文献占比: 94.74%，自引率:17.00%， Gold OA占比: 95.77%
平均审稿周期	网友分享经验：4 Weeks

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Morphological and phylogenetic studies of Ascomycota from gymnosperms in Sichuan Province, China

Metabolomics reveals changes in metabolite concentrations and correlations during sexual development of Eurotium cristatum (synonym: Aspergillus cristatus)

Colletotrichum: lifestyles, biology, morpho-species, species complexes and accepted species

Species diversity of Hygrophorus in China and a phylogenetic study of the genus

Study on the diversity of rust pathogens from different hosts in Guizhou Province, China

Study on the diversity of rust pathogens from different hosts in Guizhou Province, China

Exploring fungi: a taxonomic and phylogenetic study of leaf-inhabiting Ascomycota in Musa species from northern Thailand, with a global checklist

Morphological and phylogenetic studies of Ascomycota from gymnosperms in Sichuan Province, China

Culturable Mycobiota from Guizhou Wildlife Park in China

Longistipes gen. nov. and four novel species of Hyphodiscaceae, along with six new collections of Leotiomycetes in Yunnan Province, China