1112026-05-25T20:43:00.3222488Z39e3e26e-1191-42cb-9219-79f108803fffScientific NameSphaerella weinmanniae Cooke<i>Sphaerella weinmanniae</i> CookeSphaerella weinmanniae<i>Sphaerella weinmanniae</i>weinmanniaespecies4200CurrentICBN130CookeCookeICBN1886false00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000Cooke, M.C. 1886: Some exotic fungi. <I>Grevillea</I><I> 14</I><I>(72)</I>: 129–13039e3e26e-1191-42cb-9219-79f108803fffSphaerella weinmanniae CookeSphaerella weinmanniaeweinmanniaespecies39e3e26e-1191-42cb-9219-79f108803fffSphaerella weinmanniae CookeSphaerella weinmanniaeweinmanniaespeciesf7657b04-eaa8-4635-bd13-54166285a69eSphaerella (Fr.) Rabenh.SphaerellaSphaerellagenus0aef48d7-000c-4782-a324-b744841ae65cROOTROOTROOTnone65e8a38e-0267-43fc-8244-c73a0c8cf3d4Fungi WhittakerFungiFungikingdom211d4fd8-2df2-45bc-87e9-6f381c5c5751DikaryaDikaryaDikaryasubkingdom7779fd79-e0d0-4f73-90fe-de1892b2e1a0Ascomycota Caval.-Sm.AscomycotaAscomycotaphyluma46efec5-f93c-4861-9996-79d0dc4d4196Pezizomycotina O.E. Erikss. & WinkaPezizomycotinaPezizomycotinasubphylum94002388-872b-40ef-bb08-c02b62a5ea31Dothideomycetes O.E. Erikss. & WinkaDothideomycetesDothideomycetesclassfa7e3ca9-3317-42e5-a9af-e20474a8b0c6Dothideomycetidae P.M. Kirk, P.F. Cannon, J.C. David & StalpersDothideomycetidaeDothideomycetidaesubclass25ca144e-fe20-4051-a943-23a19683cec5Mycosphaerellales P.F. CannonMycosphaerellalesMycosphaerellalesorder4eacc9dd-ef60-424f-8dd1-464e0f984cb3Mycosphaerellaceae LindauMycosphaerellaceaeMycosphaerellaceaefamilyf7657b04-eaa8-4635-bd13-54166285a69eSphaerella (Fr.) Rabenh.SphaerellaSphaerellagenus39e3e26e-1191-42cb-9219-79f108803fffSphaerella weinmanniae CookeSphaerella weinmanniaeweinmanniaespecies26155526-0e2f-493b-95ba-6ab2166f962c39e3e26e-1191-42cb-9219-79f108803fffSphaerella weinmanniae CookeSphaerella weinmanniaeweinmanniaespecies2cb74fe8-425c-4920-8c0e-1dbfee373e54UnpublishedJohnston, P.R.<i>Kew Type Specimens - images and notes from P.R. Johnston, 2010; </i>2010; (unpub)2012-02-29T12:35:52.252026-04-18T06:44:42.29989602c1-d2d2-4f11-a746-9bc827d33e5439e3e26e-1191-42cb-9219-79f108803fffSphaerella weinmanniae CookeSphaerella weinmanniaeweinmanniaespecies482a9683-f8a5-440b-b790-6134d505781aBookHitchmough, R. (compiler) 2002: <I>New Zealand Threat System lists.</I><I>Threatened Species Occasional Publication</I> 23. DOC.2012-02-29T12:35:52.252026-04-18T06:44:42.295a793c5b-3f58-43d0-96de-bfe1cf44e1e039e3e26e-1191-42cb-9219-79f108803fffSphaerella weinmanniae CookeSphaerella weinmanniaeweinmanniaespeciesbc70d270-5d42-480a-aa23-7ebfb94ebea9BookPennycook, S.R.; Galloway, D.J. 2004: <I>Checklist of New Zealand "fungi".</I><I>Fungi of New Zealand</I> 1. Fungal Diversity Press.2012-02-29T12:35:52.252026-04-18T06:44:42.29d2a47005-5a83-405a-9c5a-c7355027e8d939e3e26e-1191-42cb-9219-79f108803fffSphaerella weinmanniae CookeSphaerella weinmanniaeweinmanniaespeciesf8052f6a-7889-4de2-9041-3f9aa69231a2GenericNZFUNGI (2012-) New Zealand Fungi Names - Name Based Concepts74c012b4-bbe3-4df6-ba29-00453a4da381f7657b04-eaa8-4635-bd13-54166285a69eSphaerella (Fr.) Rabenh.SphaerellaSphaerellagenusf8052f6a-7889-4de2-9041-3f9aa69231a2GenericNZFUNGI (2012-) New Zealand Fungi Names - Name Based Conceptsis child oftrued2a47005-5a83-405a-9c5a-c7355027e8d939e3e26e-1191-42cb-9219-79f108803fffSphaerella weinmanniae CookeSphaerella weinmanniaeweinmanniaespeciesf8052f6a-7889-4de2-9041-3f9aa69231a2GenericNZFUNGI (2012-) New Zealand Fungi Names - Name Based Conceptsis synonym oftrue2012-02-29T12:35:52.252026-04-18T06:44:42.29037f691c-3cf3-4290-b72e-e83df36aceb739e3e26e-1191-42cb-9219-79f108803fffSphaerella weinmanniae CookeSphaerella weinmanniaeweinmanniaespeciescdbda307-a103-40d7-a028-edc971f46ddfArticleCooke, M.C. 1886: Some exotic fungi. <I>Grevillea</I><I> 14</I><I>(72)</I>: 129–1302012-02-29T12:35:52.252026-04-18T06:44:42.293fc80d5f-b4ad-427a-87ba-a53417fab190Sphaerella weinmanniae CookeNZFUNGI1CB1B8D7-36B9-11D5-9548-00D0592D548CTerrestrialWildEndemicPresentNew ZealandISO Countrytrueefa30bc3-216b-e611-876f-005056955c66taxonomic statusCooke (1886), when describing this as a new species, reported the host as Weinmannia racemosa; however, examination of the type specimen suggests that the host is in fact a Pseudopanax species. Aptroot (2006) reported from the type specimen at Kew an ascomycete with 0-septate ascospores typical of Glomerella, and referred Cooke’s species to this genus, despite an illustration on the packet clearly showing the 1-septate ascospores typical of Sphaerella sensu Cooke (=Mycospherella in a modern sense). There are several species of fungi in an isotype specimen (PDD 71522), including what appear to be an anamorphic Botryosphaeriaceae, an inoperculate discomycete, a Parmulariaceae-like fungus (referred to Asterina in Cooke’s original annotation of the specimen), and a Mycosphaerella species. The Glomerella reported by Aptroot (2006) was not seen on the PDD isotype material, perhaps missing from this portion of the specimen by chance. Assuming that the Mycosphaerella on PDD 71522 represents S. weinmanniae, this has the appearance of Mycosphaerella species associated with the recently fallen leaves of many hosts, with large numbers of gregarious, small, globose, dark-walled, erumpent pseudothecia developing in discrete patches on the fallen leaves. Whether these represent a single fungus or a set of distinct host-specialised species is not known, but observations from other hosts suggest that this fungus will occur commonly on fallen Pseudopanax leaves. [PJR]edb8967c-fd8a-4b8d-5d2d-08dd1aa590dbtypificationOn leaves of Weinmannia racemosa (actually Pseudopanax]: New Zealand Holotype K(M) 57634, isotype PDD 71522true2012-02-29T12:10:37.6232026-04-18T06:44:22.587