Penicillium subluteum , Y. B. Zhou & Houbraken, 2025
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https://doi.org/10.3897/mycokeys.125.168897 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17675885 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/3D100DCB-60C6-54B1-AD60-D102754B86EB |
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Penicillium subluteum , Y. B. Zhou & Houbraken |
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Penicillium subluteum, Y. B. Zhou & Houbraken sp. nov.
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Etymology.
Name refers to its pale yellow reverse on CYA and DG 18.
Diagnosis.
Colonies grow rapidly on all tested media except CREA and exhibit a pale yellow reverse on CYA (3 A 3) and DG 18 (1 A 3). Conidiophores are biverticillate and conidia are produced in long, distorted chains and are smooth and broadly ellipsoidal.
Classification.
Penicillium subgen. Aspergilloides sect. Citrina ser. Paxillorum
Typus.
The Netherlands • Nijmegen , human sputum; holotype: CBS H-23699 ; culture ex – type: CBS 144762 View Materials = DTO 200-G 7 = CF 0895 .
ITS barcode.
PV 645068 (alternative markers: BenA = PV 646810; CaM = PV 646812; RPB 2 = PV 646822).
Colony diam.
(25 ° C, 7 d, in mm): CREA 12–17; CYA 30–34; CYA 30 ° C 17–20; CYA 37 ° C no growth; CYA 40 ° C no growth; CYAS 30–35; DG 18 29–32; MEA 28–31; OA 20–28; YES 35–38.
Colony characters.
(25 ° C, 7 d): CYA: Colonies slightly sunken in center, radial sulcate, margin nearly entire; sporulation dense; mycelium white; colony texture velvety; exudates present as hyaline droplets; soluble pigments absent; conidia en masse grayish green (26 D 5) to dull green (26 E 4); reverse pale yellow (3 A 3). CYAS: Colonies slightly sunken in center, radial sulcate, margin entire; sporulation dense; mycelium white; colony texture velvety; exudates present as hyaline droplets; soluble pigments absent; conidia en masse grayish green (26 D 5); reverse pale yellow (3 A 3). MEA: Colonies low, radial sulcate, margin entire; sporulation dense; mycelium white; colony texture velvety; exudates present as hyaline droplets; soluble pigments absent; conidia en masse grayish green (27 E 5); reverse grayish yellow (4 B 6). YES: Colonies sunken in center, radial sulcate, margin nearly entire; sporulation dense; mycelium white; colony texture velvety; exudates absent; soluble pigments absent conidia en masse grayish green (26 D 5) to dull green (26 E 4); reverse pale yellow (3 A 3). DG 18: Colonies slightly raised in center, radial sulcate, margin entire; sporulation dense; mycelium white; colony texture velvety; exudates absent; soluble pigments absent; conidia en masse grayish green (26 D 6); exudates absent; soluble pigments absent; reverse pale yellow (1 A 3). OA: Colonies plane, margin entire; mycelium white; colony texture velvety; sporulation dense; conidia en masse grayish green (27 D 5). exudates present as hyaline droplets; soluble pigments absent. CREA: poor growth, acid production absent, base formation absent.
Micromorphology.
Conidiophores biverticillate; stipes smooth-walled or finely roughened, 130–325 × 2–4 µm; metulae cylindrical, 9.5–13 × 2.5–4.5 µm; phialides flask shaped, 3–8 per metulae, 8.5–12.5 × 2.5–3.5 µm; conidia in long, distorted chains, smooth, broadly ellipsoidal, 3–4 × 2.5–3.5 µm.
Additional specimens examined.
Australia • Queensland, Barrine, near lake Cratez , isolated from soil, CBS 127361 View Materials = DTO 030–A 6 = IBT 29070 View Materials ; China • Tibet, Zunyi Area, Meti Country , isolated from soil, MT 3 F-102 .
Note.
This species is both morphologically and phylogenetically related to P. paxilli . However, P. subluteum has a pale yellow reverse on CYA and DG 18, in contrast to the pale reverse observed in P. paxilli ( Houbraken et al. 2011) . Pairwise nucleotide differences between the type strains of the two species include 10 nucleotides in ITS, 19 bp in BenA, 26 bp in CaM, and 30 bp in RPB 2.
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