Pseudosigmoidea ibarakiensis sp. nov., a Dark Septate Endophytic Fungus from a Cedar Forest in Ibaraki, Japan

  • Diene Ousmane
    Direction de la Protection des Végétaux
  • Wang Wei
    Department of Bioresource Science, College of Agriculture, Ibaraki University
  • Narisawa Kazuhiko
    Department of Bioresource Science, College of Agriculture, Ibaraki University

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  • <i>Pseudosigmoidea ibarakiensis</i> sp. nov., a Dark Septate Endophytic Fungus from a Cedar Forest in Ibaraki, Japan
  • <italic>Pseudosigmoidea ibarakiensis</italic> sp. nov., a dark septate endophytic fungus from a cedar forest in Ibaraki, Japan

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A dark septate fungus of Pseudosigmoidea, Hyphomycetes, was recovered from forest soil in Ibaraki prefecture, Japan. The isolate is characterized by pale to brown conidia with up to 8 septa measuring 68–132 × 4–7.9 mm. It is also unique in producing conidia borne by long conidogenious cells in agar medium with or without water, compared to P. cranei, which must be immersed in water to sporulate. Morphological analysis indicated that the isolate is distinct from P. cranei and is described as a new species, P. ibarakiensis sp. nov. Pathogenicity tests of Chinese cabbage and cucumber seedlings indicated that the fungus grows as an endophyte and colonizes, inter and intracellularly, the root epidermal and cortical layers without causing apparent disease symptoms in the host. This endophyte showed the ability to support cucumber plant growth under conditions where NaNO3 was replaced by organic nitrogen but also conferred to Chinese cabbage the ability to grow at low pH. It also became successfully established in six other plants, including the Brassicae, Solanaceae, Poaceae, and Liliacea families, suggesting its adaptability to a broad range of host plants.<br>

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