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Sequence data reveal a high diversity of Cantharellus associated with endemic vegetation in Madagascar

2014-11-25

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This revision of Cantharellus in Madagascar deals with species that are associated with strictly endemic host trees and shrubs. Based on morphological differences and molecular sequence data of the tef-1 gene, five new species are proposed ( C. albidolutescens , C. ambohitantelyensis , C. ibityensis , C. paucifurcatus and C. sebosus ), as well as one new subspecies, C. subincarnatus ssp. rubrosalmoneus , whereas C...

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3f814321-f154-5015-b421-e9a62d5e8731
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10.1007/s13225-014-0314-5
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