Ascomycete Systematics

Problems and Perspectives in the Nineties

By: David L. Hawksworth, D. L. Hawksworth, North Atlantic Treaty Organization

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Proceedings of a NATO ARW held in Paris, France, May 11-14, 1993.

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Foreword
Organizing Committee
Ascomycete systematics in the nineties	p. 3
Implications of the holomorph concept for ascomycete systematics	p. 13
Ascoma structure and ontogenesis in ascomycete systematics	p. 23
M. Chadefaud and ascomycete systematics	p. 37
Developmental morphology of the "zwischengruppe" between Ascohymeniales and Ascoloculares	p. 43
Thallic mycelial and cytological characters in ascomycete systematics	p. 57
Unitary parameters in conidiogenesis	p. 65
Interconnections amongst anamorphs and their possible contribution to ascomycete systematics	p. 77
Can we recognize monophyletic groups among hyphomycetes?	p. 101
Asci and ascospores in ascomycete systematics	p. 111
Septal ultrastructure and ascomycete systematics	p. 127
Secondary metabolites of some non-lichenized ascomycetes	p. 145
Secondary metabolites as a tool in ascomycete systematics: lichenized fungi	p. 155
The fossil history of ascomycetes	p. 167
Biogeography and ancestry of lichens and other ascomycetes	p. 175
Cladistic analysis in ascomycete systematics: theory and practice	p. 185
Molecular evolution of ascomycete fungi: phylogeny and conflict	p. 201
18S ribosomal DNA sequence data and dating, classifying and ranking the fungi	p. 213
Relationships of Tuber, Elaphomyces, and Cyttaria (Ascomycotina), inferred from 18S rDNA studies	p. 225
Cladistic analysis of partial ssrDNA sequences among unitunicate perithecial ascomycetes and its implications on the evolution of centrum development	p. 233
Molecular data sets and broad taxon sampling in detecting morphological convergence	p. 243
Orders and families of ascosporogenous yeasts and yeast-like taxa compared from ribosomal RNA sequence similarities	p. 249
Evolutionary processes affecting adaptation to saprotrophic life styles in ascomycete populations	p. 261
Different species types in lichenized ascomycetes	p. 273
Peridial morphology and evolution in the prototunicate ascomycetes	p. 281
Traditional discomycete taxonomy: should we also shift to a second gear?	p. 295
Problems in the systematics of Pezizales	p. 303
Problems in Lecanorales systematics	p. 315
Problem genera and family interfaces in the Eupyrenomycetes	p. 321
The development of holomorphic concepts in ophiostomatalean ascomycetes	p. 333
Problems in the classification of fissitunicate ascomycetes	p. 341
Systema Ascomycetum: the concept	p. 349
Discussion 1: Endomycetales, Protomycetales and Taphrinales	p. 361
Discussion 2: Ascosphaerales, Elaphomycetes, Erysiphales, Eurotiales, Glaziellalaes, Laboulbeniales, Microascales, Onygenales, and Spathulosporales	p. 365
Discussion 3: Calopsphaeriales, Clavicipitales, Coryneliales, Diaporthales, Diatrypales, Halosphaeriales, Hypocreales, Meliolales, Ophiostomatales, Phyllachorales, Sordariales, Trichosphaeriales, and Xylariales	p. 371
Discussion 4: Lecanorales	p. 379
Discussion 5: Gyalectales, Lichninales, Peltigerales, and Pertusariales	p. 389
Discussion 6: Caliciales, Graphidales, and Teloschistales	p. 393
Discussion 7: Pezizales	p. 397
Discussion 8: Cyttariales, Lahmiales, Leotiales, Medeolariales, Ostropales, Patellariaesl, Rhytismatales, and Triblidiales	p. 403
Discussion 9: Arthoniales, Dothideals, Opegraphales, Pyrenulales, and Verrucariales	p. 411
Discussion 10: Families and genera of uncertain position	p. 419
Orders and families in the "Outline of the Ascomycetes 1993"	p. 425
Participants	p. 431
Index	p. 435
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