Fungal Species: Phaeoisaria bambusae

Four New or Newly Recorded Species from Freshwater Habitats in Jiangxi Province, China

Scientists surveying freshwater streams in Jiangxi Province, China discovered four fungal species new to the region. Three of these species had never been described before, while one was recorded in China for the first time. Using both microscope observations and DNA analysis, researchers confirmed these findings and classified them within the fungal families Pleurotheciaceae and Pseudodactylariaceae. These discoveries demonstrate how much fungal diversity still remains undiscovered in freshwater ecosystems.

Read More »

Two novel species of Neomonodictys and Phaeoisaria (Pleurotheciaceae, Pleurotheciales) from freshwater habitats in China

Scientists discovered two new species of fungi living on submerged wood in freshwater streams in Guizhou Province, China. These fungi, named Neomonodictys subtropicus and Phaeoisaria guiyangensis, belong to the Pleurotheciaceae family and help break down dead plant material in freshwater ecosystems. The researchers used DNA analysis and microscopic examination to identify and formally describe these previously unknown fungi.

Read More »
Scroll to Top