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Ne o t r o p i c a l Hy p o c r e l l a, Mo e l l e r i e l l a, a n d Sa m u e l s i a6. Surface texturea. Pruinose............................................................................................................................................................................................2–5b. Smooth..................................................................................................................................................................................................2c. Roughened............................................................................................................................................................................................1Perithecia1. Position in stromaa. Gregarious but well-separated half-embedded tubercles......................................................................................................................3b. In crowded, gregarious tubercles......................................................................................................................................................2–4c. Embedded in stroma, scattered.........................................................................................................................................................1, 5d. Embedded in stroma, in somewhat circular fashion towards the periphery...............................................................................1, 2, 4, 5Ascospores1. Shapea. Almost filiform....................................................................................................................................................................................3–5b. Long fusiform.....................................................................................................................................................................................1–52. Average lengtha. 70–100 µm........................................................................................................................................................................................3, 5b. >100–130 µm........................................................................................................................................................................................2c. >130 µm............................................................................................................................................................................................1, 43. Average widtha. 3.5–5 µm.............................................................................................................................................................................................1c. >5 µm....................................................................................................................................................................................................4Anamorph charactersStromata1. Coloura. Yellowish white to white ........................................................................................................................................................................2b. Yellow ...............................................................................................................................................................................................2, 4c. Greyish yellow ......................................................................................................................................................................................2d. Pale orange ..........................................................................................................................................................................................1e. Orange ..................................................................................................................................................................................................1f. Greyish orange .....................................................................................................................................................................................2g. Greenish ...........................................................................................................................................................................................3, 5h. Greyish brown ......................................................................................................................................................................................5i. Brown ...................................................................................................................................................................................................52. Shapea. Subglobose ...........................................................................................................................................................................................1b. Pulvinate .......................................................................................................................................................................................1–3, 5c. Pulvinate, almost discoid ..................................................................................................................................................................3, 4Conidia1. Average length of conidiuma.
Ch av e r r i e t a l.a. Compact, leathery ............................................................................................................................................................................3–5b. Compact, floccose/tomentose ..........................................................................................................................................................4–52. Synanamorpha. Present, hirsutella-like or capilliconidiophores and capilliconidia .........................................................................................................4Known geographical distribution1. North America .....................................................................................................................................................................................1, 3–5a. Florida, U.S.A. ......................................................................................................................................................................................1b. Mexico ..........................................................................................................................................................................................1, 3–52. Central America ..................................................................................................................................................................................2, 3, 5a. Costa Rica ............................................................................................................................................................................................2b. Honduras ..........................................................................................................................................................................................3, 53. South America ........................................................................................................................................................................................2–5a. Bolivia ...............................................................................................................................................................................................2–4b. Brazil .............................................................................................................................................................................................2, 4, 5c. Colombia ..............................................................................................................................................................................................3d. Ecuador ............................................................................................................................................................................................3, 44. Caribbean Islands .......................................................................................................................................................................................5a. Cuba .....................................................................................................................................................................................................5Samuelsia (anamorphs aschersonia-like)1. Samuelsia chalalensis2. Samuelsia geonomis3. Samuelsia intermedia/“Aschersonia” intermedia4. Samuelsia rufobrunnea5. Samuelsia sheikhiiTeleomorph charactersStromata1. Coloura. Pale yellow .......................................................................................................................................................................................2, 4b. Brownish yellow ................................................................................................................................................................................2, 4c. Reddish brown ......................................................................................................................................................................................42. Shapea. Pulvinate with a wide base, convex, not extending ..............................................................................................................................4b. Pulvinate to cylindrical, with a wide base, extending ............................................................................................................................23. Reaction to 3 % KOHa. KOH+ (changing colour) ...................................................................................................................................................................2, 4b. KOH- (not changing colour)...........................................................................................................................................................1, 3, 5Anamorph charactersStromata1. Size (diam)a.
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