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Polyphasic taxonomy of Penicillium subgenus Penicillium A ... - CBS

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J.C. FRISVAD &R.A.SAMSONRamirez 1982) classified P. grise<strong>of</strong>ulvum in Raper &Thom's subsection Fasciculata. However, in manyrespects, such as the complicated conidiophores, thedivergent branches and the small metulae and phialidesP. grise<strong>of</strong>ulvum differs strongly from thesection Viridicata and other series in Expansa. In factP. grise<strong>of</strong>ulvum and P. dipodomyicola representsunique species without very close relationships withother species. The three-to five-or more-stagebranchedconidiophores are however, slightly reminiscent<strong>of</strong> P. chrysogenum. Penicillin production addsfurther to the similarity between these series. P.grise<strong>of</strong>ulvum differs from the Chrysogena in producingsynnematous conidiophores, which are morecomplicated and irregular in structure. Moreover P.grise<strong>of</strong>ulvum and P. dipodomyicola are also distinguishedfrom the Chrysogena by the very smallphialides and metulae.The series Urticicolae, as delimited here is restrictedto only two closely related species, P. grise<strong>of</strong>ulvumand P. dipodomyicola. The series Urticicolaeis placed in section Expansa because <strong>of</strong> the stronglyellipsoidal smooth-waled conidia, the synnemata andthe production <strong>of</strong> patulin. The two species differ fromseries Expansa by their inability to use creatine assole N-source and their very short phialides. Bothspecies produce grise<strong>of</strong>ulvin, cyclopiazonic acid andpatulinP. grise<strong>of</strong>ulvum and P. dipodomyicola have most<strong>of</strong>ten been found on dry cereals and seeds. Bothspecies are distinct, however, as P. dipodomyicolaproduce predominantly bi- to rarely ter-verticillatestructures while P. grise<strong>of</strong>ulvum has ter- to quarterverticillatestructures. Each species consistentlyproduce other species specific extrolites (Frisvad andFiltenborg, 1989; Svendsen and Frisvad, 1994;Smedsgaard and Frisvad, 1997).The ex type cultures <strong>of</strong> P. patulum (NRRL 994),P. urticae (<strong>CBS</strong> 384.48) and P. flexuosum (<strong>CBS</strong>124.14) were inseparable from P. grise<strong>of</strong>ulvum.Fig 14. Conidiophores and conidia <strong>of</strong> P. clavigerumSeries Claviformia Raper & Thom ex Stolk, Samson& Frisvad, Int. Mod. Con. Pen. Asp. Clas.:132, 1990Type species: P. vulpinumAccepted species:P. clavigerum Demelius, Verh. Zool.-Bot. Ges. Wien72: 74, 1922.Neotype: IMI 039807Fig. 15. Conidiophores and conidia <strong>of</strong> (A) P. coprophilumand (B). P. coprobium22

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