Cribraria Pers.

Zamora, Juan Carlos, Rodrigues, Daniel, García-Cunchillos, Iván & Lado, Carlos, 2025, First insights into the phylogeny of the order Cribrariales (Amoebozoa, Myxomycetes), with the definite exclusion of the genus Enteridium, IMA Fungus 16, pp. e 159960-e 159960 : e159960-

Cribraria Pers. , Neues Mag. Bot. 1: 91. 1794 subg. Cribraria

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= Cribraria subg. Schraderella Rostaf. , Sluzowce monogr.: 232. 1875 ― MycoBank MB 860090. Type [designated here, MBT 10027663]: Cribraria rufa (Roth) Rostaf.

= Lindbladia Fr. , Summa veg. Scand. 449. 1849. Type: L. tubulina Fr., Art. 40.2, ICN.

– Cribraria subg. Eucribraria Rostaf. , nom. inval., Art. 21.3, ICN.

Type.

Cribraria rufescens Pers. (= C. rufa [Roth] Rostaf. ), designated by Martin (1949: 26).

Diagnosis.

Emerging plasmodium usually greyish or bluish grey (light grey to dark lead grey), occasionally of other colours (e. g., green, brick red, blackish). Mature sporophores aethaliate, pseudoaethaliate or sporocarpic, sessile or stalked, yellowish, ochre, copperish, orange, brownish red, or light to dark brown, with dictydine granules concentrated on the peridium, sometimes also present in the stalk.

Species included.

C. angulospora C. H. Liu and J. H. Chang , C. argillacea (Pers. ex J. F. Gmel.) Pers. , C. aurantiaca Schrad. , C. confusa Nann. - Bremek and Y. Yamam. , C. cribrarioides (Emoto) Hatano , C. dictyospora G. W. Martin and Lovejoy , C. filiformis Nowotny and H. Neubert , C. gothica Sadykov , C. intricata Schrad. , C. languescens Rex , C. macrocarpa Schrad. , C. macrostipitata H. Neubert and Nann. - Bremek. , C. martinii Nann. - Bremek. , C. microcarpa (Schrad.) Pers. , C. minutissima Schwein. , C. oregana H. C. Gilbert s. l. (including C. montana Nann. - Bremek. ), C. pachydictyon Nann. - Bremek. , C. paucidictyon Yu Li , C. persoonii Nann. - Bremek. , C. pertenuis Flatau and Schirmer , C. piriformis Schrad. , C. rubiginosa Fr. , C. rufa (Roth) Rostaf. , C. splendens (Schrad.) Pers. , C. stellifera Nowotny and H. Neubert , C. tenella Schrad., C. tubulina (Fr.) J. C. Zamora, D. Rodrigues, García-Cunch. and Lado , C. vulgaris Schrad.

Figures

Figure 5. Morphological traits in Cribraria subg. Cribraria. A Bluish-grey sporophore initials of C. argillacea (G 00586226); B – E sporocarpic sporophores of C. argillacea (B, G 00586004, very shortly stalked), C. rufa (C, Koskinen JX. 1648888 # 5), C. minutissima (D, Lado 27818, mounted in Hoyer’s medium), and C. cf. piriformis (E, G 00586042); F nearly aethaliate sporophore of C. tubulina (G 00586002); G node of C. vulgaris (MA-Fungi 61604) with encrusted dictydine granules; H – J spores under the scanning electron microscope of Cribraria sp. (H, Lloyd 1988), C. minutissima (I, Lado 27818) and C. vulgaris (J, MA-Fungi 61604). Scale bars: 1 mm (A); 0.1 mm (B, C, E); 50 µm (D); 1 cm (F); 10 µm (G); 1 µm (H – J).