IE 981 Lyophyllum sp. 28147 KY195931 Pinus sp. APFFNT AR09641 – Lyophyllum sp. 25876 KT875066 Pinus sp. Amanalco CB08330 – Lyophyllum sp. 25761 KT875064 Abies religiosa Amanalco Ly5.3 IE 983 Lyophyllum aff. Shimeji 28149 KY195933 Abies religiosa APFFNT GO-2009-278 – Lyophyllum aff. Shimeji 26748 KT875068 – Amecameca HC-PNNT-078. Phylogenetic relationships of Lyophyllum section Difformia were inferred using internal transcribed spacer (ITS) and large sub-unit (LSU) sequence data of specimens from Fennoscandia and Japan. Sequence analyses show that the delicacy mushroom Lyophyllum shimeji, hitherto only known from East Asia, occurs in Fennoscandia and that it is confined to Scots pine forests on lichen-clad sandy soil.

Systematics of Lyophyllum Section Difformia Based on Evidence from Culture Studies and Ribosomal DNA Sequences

Vol. 85, No. 5 (Sep. - Oct., 1993), pp. 788-794 (7 pages)

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Abstract

Molecular sequence data were employed to determine phylogenetic relationships among species of agaric fungi in Lyophyllum. Pure cultures were obtained from taxa chosen to represent several sections within Lyophyllum including several species within the L. decastes complex. Cultures were also obtained from several species which might be related to Lyophyllum, including L. ulmarium (= Hypsizygus ulmarius) and Tricholoma giganteum. Analysis of culture characters for species which could be grown on malt-asparagine media revealed differences in growth and morphology between species. For phylogenetic analyses, the polymerase chain reaction was employed to amplify a portion of the large subunit ribosomal RNA gene from genomic DNA samples for sequencing. Results of parsimony analyses based on 250 nucleotide positions from 18 strains support species groupings within the L. decastes complex which are consistent with differences in fruit body morphology and culture characters. Results from these analyses also indicate that L. connatum is not monophyletic with other taxa from the L. decastes group, thus indicating that section Difformia is not monophyletic. A narrower circumscription is proposed for section Difformia, restricted to L. decastes and its closely related species.

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Mycologia, the official journal of the Mycological Society of America, publishes papers on all aspects of the fungi, including lichens. Subjects appropriate to the journal are fungal physiology and biochemistry, ecology, pathology, development and morphology, systematics, cell biology and ultrastructure, genetics, molecular biology, evolution, applied aspects, and new techniques. Mycologia has been published as a bimonthly journal continuously since 1909 as a continuation of the Journal of Mycology, which was founded in 1885, and has been the official publication of the Mycological Society of America since the formation of the society in 1932.

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Lyophyllum Shimeji Taxonomy Classification

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Fungi: phylum
Basidiomycota: class
Agaricomycetes: order
Agaricales: family
Lyophyllaceae: genus
Lyophyllum: species
Lyophyllum shimeji

Lyophyllum Shimeji Taxonomy Chart

Name

Synonyms: Tricholoma shimeji Kawam.
Homonyms: Lyophyllum shimeji (Kawam.) Hongo
Common names: Shimeji-gråblad in Danish; furuknippesopp in Norwegian Bokmål; talltuvskivling in Swedish; hon-shimeji in Swedish

Lyophyllum Shimeji

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Lyophyllum Shimeji Taxonomy Code

Sundberg & Larsson (2014-02-19 00:00:00) Lyophyllum shimeji – a new species in Sweden.
V. Robert, G. Stegehuis and J. Stalpers (2013-03-04 00:00:00) The MycoBank engine and related databases. http://www.mycobank.org