Four new species of Beltraniella (Amphisphaeriales, Beltraniaceae) revealed by morphology and phylogenetic analyses from China
Scientists discovered four new species of fungi called Beltraniella in southern China. These tiny fungi help break down dead leaves and plant matter in forests, playing an important role in maintaining ecosystem health. The researchers identified these new species by examining their physical characteristics under microscopes and analyzing their DNA sequences. This discovery adds to our understanding of the diverse fungal communities found in tropical and subtropical regions.