Paramoebidium hamatum Bench & M.M. White, Mycologia
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Paramoebidium hamatum Bench & M.M. White, Mycologia View in CoL 104: 303. 2012. ( Figs 35–39 View FIGURES 35–39 )
Specimens examined: — COLOMBIA. SANTANDER:Tona; Río El Roble, prepared from Leptohyphes sp. nymphs, D. Baron, COL5–Tr11; California; Río San Francisco, prepared from Camelobaetidius sp. nymphs, D. Baron, COL8–Tr21; Suratá; Río Suratá, prepared from Camelobaetidius sp. nymphs, D. Baron, COL9–Tr17; Suratá; Río Suratá, prepared from Leptohyphes sp. nymphs, D. Baron, COL9–Tr18; Piedecuesta; Río El Rasgón, prepared from Tricorythodes sp. nymphs, D. Baron, COL10–Tr27 and Tr28; Piedecuesta; Río El Rasgón, prepared from Camelobaetidius sp. nymphs, D. Baron, COL10–Tr30; Piedecuesta; Río El Rasgón, prepared from Mayobaetis sp. nymphs, D. Baron, COL11–Tr34, Tr35 and Tr37; Piedecuesta; Río Rasgón, prepared from Leptohyphes sp. nymphs, D. Baron, COL12–Tr38; Tona; Río Dos Aguas, prepared from Mayobaetis sp. nymphs, D. Baron, COL18–Tr54.
Comments: — P. hamatum has been reported from Idaho, USA, in both Chironomidae and Ephemerptera hosts ( Bench & White 2012). It was also reported from Italy in the mayfly Baetis alpinus (Valle et al. 2014) . Our specimens were found attached to the hindgut lining of Baetidae and Leptohpyphidae. Thalli measuring 65–1163 μm long, with a horseshoe shaped holdfast measuring 2.1–10.5 μm diam. Thallus widened at the basal area 13.5–16 μm diameter. Ellipsoidal cystospores measuring 32 × 6 μm. This is the first record of a Paramoebidium species within Leptohyphidae (Panamerican family of myflies). In fact, only one harpellid species, Allantomyces zopilotei , from Mexico, was previously reported associated with the genera Trichorythodes and Leptohyphes (Valle et al. 2008) , Both Camelobaetidius (reported above associated with P. santanderensis ) and Mayobaetis ( Baetidae ) are new hosts for Amoedidiales.
Smittium culicis Tuzet & Manier ex Kobayasi View in CoL , Bulletin of the National Science Museum Tokyo 12: 322. 1970. (Figs 40–42)
Specimens examined: — COLOMBIA. SANTANDER: Tona; Río Agua Blanca, prepared from Chironomidae View in CoL sp. Larvae, D. Baron, COL1-Tr2; California; Río San Francisco, prepared from Chironomidae View in CoL sp. Larvae, D. Baron, COL8-Tr23; Berlin; Río Cardal, prepared from Chironomidae View in CoL larvae, D. Baron, COL15-Tr47, Tr48.
Comments: — Smittium culicis is a cosmopolitan species and has been reported from nearly all continents where Dipteran host have been dissected for trichomycete research, counting France ( Manier 1970; Tuzet & Manier 1947), Spain ( Valle & Santamaria 2004), Italy ( Valle et al. 2013), Tunisia ( Manier et al. 1964), Canada, New Zealand and USA ( Lichtwardt 1986), Chile ( Lichtwardt & Arenas 1996), Argentina ( Lichtwardt et al. 1999) and now Colombia. Our specimens have a branched thallus with a holdfast measuring 5.3–12 μm diameter and trichospore measuring (16–)18–22 × 3.6–7.3 μm, with a collar of 6.2–13 μm long. Zygospores not found.
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Paramoebidium hamatum Bench & M.M. White, Mycologia
Barón, Daniel E. & Valle, Laia Guàrdia 2018 |
Smittium culicis Tuzet & Manier ex
Kobayasi 1970: 322 |