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A new species of Oxyporus (Basidiomycota, Aphyllophorales) from northwest China

B-K Cui, MY Huang, YC Dai

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A new poroid Aphyllophorales, Oxyporus subpopulinus, is described from northwest China.It is characterized by perennial basidiocarps, abundant thick-walled and apically encrusted cystidia, ellipsoid and distinctly thin-walled basidiospores, and by growth on Picea crassifolia exclusively.The new species is very similar to Oxyporus populinus, but the latter species has subglobose and slightly thick-walled basidiospores, thin-to thick-walled cystidia, and it grows on angiosperm trees, especially on Acer.

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A new poroid Aphyllophorales, Oxyporus subpopulinus, is described from northwest China.It is characterized by perennial basidiocarps, abundant thick-walled and apically encrusted cystidia, ellipsoid and distinctly thin-walled basidiospores, and by growth on Picea crassifolia exclusively.The new species is very similar to Oxyporus populinus, but the latter species has subglobose and slightly thick-walled basidiospores, thin-to thick-walled cystidia, and it grows on angiosperm trees, especially on Acer.

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A new poroid Aphyllophorales, Oxyporus subpopulinus, is described from northwest China.It is characterized by perennial basidiocarps, abundant thick-walled and apically encrusted cystidia, ellipsoid and distinctly thin-walled basidiospores, and by growth on Picea crassifolia exclusively.The new species is very similar to Oxyporus populinus, but the latter species has subglobose and slightly thick-walled basidiospores, thin-to thick-walled cystidia, and it grows on angiosperm trees, especially on Acer.

Key concepts: Hymenium, Basidiomycota, Basidiocarp, Basidium, Biology, Botany, Fomes, Taxonomy (biology)

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