Aspergillus atacamensis and A. salisburgensis: two new halophilic species from hypersaline/arid habitats with a phialosimplex-like morphology
Halophilic fungal strains isolated from historical wooden staircase in a salt mine in Austria, and from wall biofilm and soil of a cave in the Coastal Range of the hyperarid Atacama Desert in Chile were characterised and described newly as Aspergillus salisburgensis and Aspergillus atacamensis . Mor...
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| description | Halophilic fungal strains isolated from historical wooden staircase in a salt mine in Austria, and from wall biofilm and soil of a cave in the Coastal Range of the hyperarid Atacama Desert in Chile were characterised and described newly as
Aspergillus salisburgensis
and
Aspergillus atacamensis
. Morphological characters including solitary phialides producing solitary conidia and conidia in chains and/or heads suggested affinity to
Aspergillus
subgenus
Polypaecilum
. Strains required salt for growth, grew optimally on media with 10–25% NaCl and at 15–28 °C. These values are similar to those observed for
Aspergillus salinarus
comb. nov. (
Phialosimplex salinarum
), while the ex-type strains of
Aspergillus sclerotialis
,
Aspergillus chlamydosporus
and
Aspergillus caninus
(all belonging to
Aspergillus
subgen.
Polypaecilum
) grew optimally at 0–5% NaCl and showed fastest growth at 28–37 °C. Phylogenetic analyses on the basis of rDNA sequences, RAPD-PCR fingerprint patterns, and cellobiohydrolase gene (
cbh
-I) polymorphism clustered the strains into three groups and supported their taxonomic recognition as
A. salinarus
,
A. atacamensis
and
A. salisburgensis
. On the basis of phylogenetic inferences, also
Sagenomella keratitidis
is newly combined as
Aspergillus keratitidis
and inferred as a species of
Aspergillus
subgenus
Polypaecilum. |
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cbh
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Aspergillus salisburgensis
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Aspergillus atacamensis
. Morphological characters including solitary phialides producing solitary conidia and conidia in chains and/or heads suggested affinity to
Aspergillus
subgenus
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. Strains required salt for growth, grew optimally on media with 10–25% NaCl and at 15–28 °C. These values are similar to those observed for
Aspergillus salinarus
comb. nov. (
Phialosimplex salinarum
), while the ex-type strains of
Aspergillus sclerotialis
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Aspergillus chlamydosporus
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Aspergillus caninus
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cbh
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Aspergillus salisburgensis
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Aspergillus atacamensis
. Morphological characters including solitary phialides producing solitary conidia and conidia in chains and/or heads suggested affinity to
Aspergillus
subgenus
Polypaecilum
. Strains required salt for growth, grew optimally on media with 10–25% NaCl and at 15–28 °C. These values are similar to those observed for
Aspergillus salinarus
comb. nov. (
Phialosimplex salinarum
), while the ex-type strains of
Aspergillus sclerotialis
,
Aspergillus chlamydosporus
and
Aspergillus caninus
(all belonging to
Aspergillus
subgen.
Polypaecilum
) grew optimally at 0–5% NaCl and showed fastest growth at 28–37 °C. Phylogenetic analyses on the basis of rDNA sequences, RAPD-PCR fingerprint patterns, and cellobiohydrolase gene (
cbh
-I) polymorphism clustered the strains into three groups and supported their taxonomic recognition as
A. salinarus
,
A. atacamensis
and
A. salisburgensis
. On the basis of phylogenetic inferences, also
Sagenomella keratitidis
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Aspergillus keratitidis
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Aspergillus
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