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Ascomatal Morphogenesis in Myxotrichum arcticum Supports the Derivation of the Myxotrichaceae from a Discomycetous Ancestor
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Electron microscopy shows that ascomata of Myxotricum arcticum bear a striking resemblance to discocarps in morphogenesis and in previously overlooked aspects of gross morphology. Although mature ascomata of M. arcticum superficially resemble reticuloperidial cleistothecia common in the...
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2006
Skinner, S., Currah, R.S., Tsuneda, A.
Light and electron microscopy showed that the reticuloperidium of thick-walled hyphae, characteristic of the mature ascoma of Auxarthron conjugatum, originated from branches that grew from the broad, gyre-like hyphal loops making up the ascomatal initials. Within the developing peridium, short,...