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The first African record of Artolenzites acuta comb. nov. (Basidiomycota, Polyporaceae)

R.T. Ambit

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Lenzites acuta is recorded for the first time in Africa.Based on morphological and macrochemical features, the species is combined to the recently resurrected genus Artolenzites, and the new combination Artolenzites acuta is proposed here.Considering Artolenzites elegans, A. acuta constitutes the second known species in the genus Artolenzites.

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Lenzites acuta is recorded for the first time in Africa.Based on morphological and macrochemical features, the species is combined to the recently resurrected genus Artolenzites, and the new combination Artolenzites acuta is proposed here.Considering Artolenzites elegans, A. acuta constitutes the second known species in the genus Artolenzites.

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Lenzites acuta is recorded for the first time in Africa.Based on morphological and macrochemical features, the species is combined to the recently resurrected genus Artolenzites, and the new combination Artolenzites acuta is proposed here.Considering Artolenzites elegans, A. acuta constitutes the second known species in the genus Artolenzites.

Key concepts: Polyporaceae, Basidiomycota, Biology, Botany, Zoology

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