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ORIGINAL DESCRIPTION. — Species nova caulis 5.5-18.5 cm vel ultra longo plus minusive procumbenti notabilis.\nTYPE MATERIAL. — China • Yunnan, Simao; 1200 m; plant 30 cm high; flowers violet; 28.IV.1957; China – Soviet Union joint expedition to Yunnan 8178 (holo-, PE [PE00036760], image seen).\nDISTRIBUTION. — NE India (Arunachal Pradesh – new record), NE Thailand (Chayamarit et al. 2014), NE and central Laos (Averyanov et al. 2015), SW China (Wang \u0026 Tang 1978).\nPHENOLOGY. — Flowering in November-December (Arunachal Pradesh).\nHABITAT AND ECOLOGY. — Plants of P. sinica were growing in abundance in dry floor of subtropical forests of Sessa (Arunachal Pradesh). SPECIMENS EXAMINED. — India • Arunachal Pradesh, West Kameng district, Sessa; 700-800 m; 02.XII.2022; D. Borah \u0026 M. Taram 4016 (ASSAM!).\nChina • Yunnan, Cheli Hsien [Jinghong]; 1400 m; X.1936; C. W. Wang 79161 (para-, PE [PE00036761, PE00290266]).\nLaos • Vientian Prov., Kasi Distr.; c. 900 m; 22.III.2013; L. Averyanov et al. LA-VN 723 (LE [LE01049919]) • Houphan Prov., Hem Distr.; 700-900 m a.s.l.; 12.IV.2015; N. T. Hiep et al. LA-VN 1378 (LE [LE01058044], P [P00991539]) • Xiangkhouang Prov., Kham Distr.; 1200-1400 m a.s.l.; 4.IV.2015; T. H. Nguyen et al. LA-VN 1074 (LE [LE01049915], P [P00910379]).\nREMARK\nPeliosanthes sinica is characterized by the long, proximally creeping stem, tufts of leaves at intervals, peduncles shorter than the inflorescence, small anthers 0.4-0.6 mm long, and half-inferior ovaries abruptly tapering into a conical style. It is similar to both P. pachystachya W.H.Chen \u0026 Y.M.Shui and P. minutiflora N.Tanaka, J.Murata \u0026 S.K.Wu, but differs from the former mainly by the shorter pedicels (2-2.5 vs 9-10 mm long, Chen \u0026 Shui 2003), and from the latter by the larger flowers (6-8.5 vs 2.5-3 mm in diameter, Tanaka et al. 2013).\nDESCRIPTION (BASED ON SPECIMENS FROM INDIA) Terrestrial glabrous evergreen perennial herbs. Stem up to 50 cm long, up to 0.5 cm in diam. including proximal creeping portion, part above ground usually erect, 15-20 cm high, unbranched, apical portions covered with several basally imbricate transitory sheathing scales up to 7.5 cm long, annual nodes spaced at intervals of 10-16 cm, scars of scales between annual nodes 5-8 (excluding those on annual nodes), spaced up to 4 cm. Roots few, wiry, some stilt-like, proximally rigid, up to 3 mm in diam. Leaves 1-3 from annual node, suberect, petiolate; petiole sub-terete, 8-15 cm long, 2 mm wide; blade narrowly elliptic, 16-20 cm long, 3.5-5(7) cm wide, base attenuate, margin entire, often wavy, apex acute to acuminate, sub-plicate, main longitudinal veins 9-13, transverse veinlets fine, sub-perpendicular to longitudinal veins. Flowering stem (including peduncle and inflorescence rachis) 13-18 cm long, flattened, longitudinally ribbed, purplish green; peduncle erect, sometimes curved, rigid, 2-4 cm long, 2 mm wide, greenish; inflorescence a raceme, rachis 11-14 cm long, green, bearing 21-30 flowers. Bracts on peduncle 2, floral bract 1 for each flower (bracteole lacking), narrowly triangular, 6-10 mm long, 1-5 mm wide (when flattened), green or light green, hyaline along margins. Flowers solitary in bracts, usually slightly ascending to rachis, 6-8.5 mm across, pedicellate; pedicels straight, sub-terete, 2-2.5 mm long, slightly ascending, green to purple. Perianth fleshy, dark purple, distally 6-cleft; proximal syntepalous part (tubular part) obconic, 2 mm high, 3 mm long, basally abruptly narrowed into short stalk which is 1.2 mm long and shorter than pedicel; segments outspread, often recurved, ovate or triangularovate, 2.5-3.3 mm long, 2-2.5 mm wide (outer 3 slightly wider at base than inner 3), usually slightly revolute laterally, apex obtuse. Stamens 6, monadelphous; corona epitepalous, annular, wall thickened toward base, incurved, orbicular to hexagonal at base, 0.5 mm high, 3.5-4 mm in diam. at base, dark purple, distally scarcely lobed, apical opening rounded, 2-2.5 mm in diam.; anthers 6, elliptic or orbicular, c. 0.5 mm long, introrse, sessile, nearly vertically attached to orifice of corona, creamy; pollen creamy. Pistil 1; ovary half-inferior, distal exposed portion hemispheric, 0.7 mm high, 2 mm wide at base, trilobed, slightly purplish, trilocular; ovules 4 in one locule, borne on basal central placenta; style conoid-columnar, 1 mm long, purple, trilobed, apically truncate; stigma trisected, c. 0.4 mm across.\nTAXONOMIC RELATIONSHIPS\nAs said above, Peliosanthes sinica is considered to be very close to both P. pachystachya and P. minutiflora. These three species are so similar in many characters that their taxonomic identities are to be reexamined more closely by analyzing their variation on a wider range of specimens. Comparison of character states between P. sinica and four related species is made in Table 1.\nThe habitat discovered in West Kameng District, Arunachal Pradesh, India, which lies on a southern flank of the southeast Tibetan Plateau, is now the westernmost locality in distribution of P. sinica.\nSince a total of 13 species of Peliosanthes have been reported from NE India (Odyuo et al. 2020; Roy et al. 2020), the present discoveries of the two species, P. maheswariana sp. nov. and P. sinica, bring the total number to 15 in this region."},{"descriptionType":"Other","description":"Published as part of Borah, Dipankar, Taram, Momang \u0026 Tanaka, Noriyuki, 2024, Peliosanthes maheswariana D. Borah, N. Tanaka \u0026 Taram, sp. nov. 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ORIGINAL DESCRIPTION. — Species nova caulis 5.5-18.5 cm vel ultra longo plus minusive procumbenti notabilis.\nTYPE MATERIAL. — China • Yunnan, Simao; 1200 m; plant 30 cm high; flowers violet; 28.IV.1957; China – Soviet Union joint expedition to Yunnan 8178 (holo-, PE [PE00036760], image seen).\nDISTRIBUTION. — NE India (Arunachal Pradesh – new record), NE Thailand (Chayamarit et al. 2014), NE and central Laos (Averyanov et al. 2015), SW China (Wang \u0026 Tang 1978).\nPHENOLOGY. — Flowering in November-December (Arunachal Pradesh).\nHABITAT AND ECOLOGY. — Plants of P. sinica were growing in abundance in dry floor of subtropical forests of Sessa (Arunachal Pradesh). SPECIMENS EXAMINED. — India • Arunachal Pradesh, West Kameng district, Sessa; 700-800 m; 02.XII.2022; D. Borah \u0026 M. Taram 4016 (ASSAM!).\nChina • Yunnan, Cheli Hsien [Jinghong]; 1400 m; X.1936; C. W. Wang 79161 (para-, PE [PE00036761, PE00290266]).\nLaos • Vientian Prov., Kasi Distr.; c. 900 m; 22.III.2013; L. 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Stem up to 50 cm long, up to 0.5 cm in diam. including proximal creeping portion, part above ground usually erect, 15-20 cm high, unbranched, apical portions covered with several basally imbricate transitory sheathing scales up to 7.5 cm long, annual nodes spaced at intervals of 10-16 cm, scars of scales between annual nodes 5-8 (excluding those on annual nodes), spaced up to 4 cm. Roots few, wiry, some stilt-like, proximally rigid, up to 3 mm in diam. Leaves 1-3 from annual node, suberect, petiolate; petiole sub-terete, 8-15 cm long, 2 mm wide; blade narrowly elliptic, 16-20 cm long, 3.5-5(7) cm wide, base attenuate, margin entire, often wavy, apex acute to acuminate, sub-plicate, main longitudinal veins 9-13, transverse veinlets fine, sub-perpendicular to longitudinal veins. Flowering stem (including peduncle and inflorescence rachis) 13-18 cm long, flattened, longitudinally ribbed, purplish green; peduncle erect, sometimes curved, rigid, 2-4 cm long, 2 mm wide, greenish; inflorescence a raceme, rachis 11-14 cm long, green, bearing 21-30 flowers. Bracts on peduncle 2, floral bract 1 for each flower (bracteole lacking), narrowly triangular, 6-10 mm long, 1-5 mm wide (when flattened), green or light green, hyaline along margins. Flowers solitary in bracts, usually slightly ascending to rachis, 6-8.5 mm across, pedicellate; pedicels straight, sub-terete, 2-2.5 mm long, slightly ascending, green to purple. Perianth fleshy, dark purple, distally 6-cleft; proximal syntepalous part (tubular part) obconic, 2 mm high, 3 mm long, basally abruptly narrowed into short stalk which is 1.2 mm long and shorter than pedicel; segments outspread, often recurved, ovate or triangularovate, 2.5-3.3 mm long, 2-2.5 mm wide (outer 3 slightly wider at base than inner 3), usually slightly revolute laterally, apex obtuse. Stamens 6, monadelphous; corona epitepalous, annular, wall thickened toward base, incurved, orbicular to hexagonal at base, 0.5 mm high, 3.5-4 mm in diam. at base, dark purple, distally scarcely lobed, apical opening rounded, 2-2.5 mm in diam.; anthers 6, elliptic or orbicular, c. 0.5 mm long, introrse, sessile, nearly vertically attached to orifice of corona, creamy; pollen creamy. Pistil 1; ovary half-inferior, distal exposed portion hemispheric, 0.7 mm high, 2 mm wide at base, trilobed, slightly purplish, trilocular; ovules 4 in one locule, borne on basal central placenta; style conoid-columnar, 1 mm long, purple, trilobed, apically truncate; stigma trisected, c. 0.4 mm across.\nTAXONOMIC RELATIONSHIPS\nAs said above, Peliosanthes sinica is considered to be very close to both P. pachystachya and P. minutiflora. These three species are so similar in many characters that their taxonomic identities are to be reexamined more closely by analyzing their variation on a wider range of specimens. Comparison of character states between P. sinica and four related species is made in Table 1.\nThe habitat discovered in West Kameng District, Arunachal Pradesh, India, which lies on a southern flank of the southeast Tibetan Plateau, is now the westernmost locality in distribution of P. sinica.\nSince a total of 13 species of Peliosanthes have been reported from NE India (Odyuo et al. 2020; Roy et al. 2020), the present discoveries of the two species, P. maheswariana sp. nov. and P. sinica, bring the total number to 15 in this region."},{"descriptionType":"Other","description":"Published as part of Borah, Dipankar, Taram, Momang \u0026 Tanaka, Noriyuki, 2024, Peliosanthes maheswariana D. Borah, N. Tanaka \u0026 Taram, sp. nov. 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Borah 4045 (holo-, ASSAM!; iso-, ARUN!).\nETYMOLOGY. — The species is named in honor of Shri. Maheswar Borah, a dedicated plant grower of Biswanath, Assam, who has funded the trips of the first author to remote localities of the region in search of plants.\nDISTRIBUTION. — NE India (Arunachal Pradesh).\nPHENOLOGY. — Flowering in December-February.\nHABITAT AND ECOLOGY. — The new species was growing abundantly on rocks or forest floor in the slopes of the type locality above 800 m a.s.l. The area was very close to a perennial stream, but the area remains dry from November to March. It was growing in association with Begonia hatacoa Buch. -Ham. ex D.Don, Dendrocnide sinuata (Blume) Chew, Begonia sp., Pothos sp., Syzygium sp., Psychotria sp., Dalhousiea bracteata (Roxb.) Graham ex Benth., Pseuderanthemum leptanthum (C.B.Clarke) Lindau, etc.\nDESCRIPTION\nTerrestrial or lithophytic, glabrous evergreen perennial herbs. Stem distally erect to ascending, proximally creeping and rhizome-like, part above ground up to 1 m tall (including leaves on top of stem), proximal creeping part up to 1 m long, terete, up to 0.8 cm in diam., green, annual nodes spaced at intervals of 8-14.5 cm, up to c. 1.8 cm in diam.; scaly leaves (scales) deltoid-ovate, lanceolate, or narrowly deltoid, 1-20 cm long, 0.8-2 cm wide at base (when expanded), acute or acuminate, brownish, hyaline along margins, ephemeral, those sheathing apical portion of stem several, basally imbricate; scars (nodes) of scales between annual nodes 11-15, often with fibrous remnants, spaced at intervals up to 1.7 cm long. Roots 1 to a few (c. 3) from annual nodes aged at least 1 year, wiry, some stilt-like, proximally rigid, up to 3 mm in diam. Leaves 1-2 from annual node, persistent usually for up to 3 years, petiolate; petiole rigid, subterete, 10-30 cm long, 3-5 mm wide, suberect; blade (narrowly) elliptic, 20-40 cm long, 5-10 cm wide, arcuate, base attenuate, margins entire, apex acute to acuminate, sub-plicate, glabrous, glossy on both surfaces, longitudinal veins 64-68 (16-17 thicker and 3 thinner veins within the thicker ones), cross-veinlets fine, inconspicuous, perpendicular to oblique to longitudinal veins, straight to variously curved. Flowering stem (including peduncle and inflorescence rachis) 25-32 cm long, usually slightly declined, flattened and narrowly two-edged; peduncle often slightly curved near base, rigid, up to 17 cm long, 3 mm wide, green; inflorescence a raceme, rachis (6) 9-15 cm long, green, bearing 18- 30 flowers. Bracts (including those on peduncle) antrorse, narrowly triangular to subulate, 4-23 mm long, 1.5-5 mm wide (at base), green or light green, hyaline along margins; sterile bracts on peduncle 2-5 (excluding basal ones); fertile (floral) bracts 2 (1 outer bract and 1 inner bracteole) for each flower, outer bracts exceeding floral buds, inner bracteoles 1-2 mm long, c. 1 mm wide, lanceolate, acuminate. Flowers turned toward the same side, slightly drooping, solitary in bracts, 1.3-1.6 cm across, pedicellate; pedicels terete, 2-3 mm long, straight and ascending when flowers are in bud, becoming curved in flower and in fruit, green, purplish or blackish green. Perianth bowl-shaped, fleshy, externally green to dark purple, glossy, internally whitish yellow, distally 6-cleft; proximal syntepalous part flatly saucer-shaped, 3.5-3.8 mm long, basally abruptly narrowed into a very small stalk much shorter than pedicel; segments obliquely spreading, broadly or deltoid-ovate, 4-6 mm long, 4.5-5 mm wide, apex obtuse to rounded, entire. Stamens 6, monadelphous; corona epitepalous, hemispheric or conoid with wall incurved distally, thickened toward base, wall at base 1.5-1.8 mm thick, basal outline orbicular, 6-7.5 mm in diam. at base, 3 mm high, surface whitish yellow, fleshy, apical opening relatively narrow, rounded, scarcely lobed, 2 mm in diam.; anthers 6, sessile, nearly vertically attached to orifice of corona, ovate, 1.2-1.3 mm long, introrse, creamy; pollen creamy. Pistil 1, 3 mm high, pale green; ovary almost superior (or very slightly half-inferior), hemispheric, 1.5 mm high and 3.5 mm wide at base, trilocular; ovules 4 per locule, borne on basal central placenta; style subconic, truncate at apex, 1.5 mm long, 1-1.5 mm wide at base, stigma trisected, 0.8 mm wide. Immature seeds ovoid-ellipsoid, up to 1.5 cm long, 1 cm wide, green.\nTAXONOMIC RELATIONSHIPS\nPeliosanthes maheswariana sp. nov. shares a long, proximally creeping stem with six other species so far known. Three of these six species were originally described from SW China; P. sinica, P. pachystachya W.H.Chen \u0026 Y.M.Shui (Chen \u0026 Shui 2003: 489) and P. minutiflora N.Tanaka, J.Murata \u0026 S.K.Wu (Tanaka et al. 2013: 135). The new species is distinguishable from them chiefly by the larger leaf blades with more numerous longitudinal veins, longer peduncle, larger drooping (vs ascending) flowers, internally whitish yellow (vs purple or greenish purple) perianth, larger corona with a relatively narrow distal opening, and almost superior (vs distinctly half-inferior) ovary. The other three of the six species were described from NE India; P. arunachalensis (Roy et al. 2017), P. nagalandensis and P. tobuensis (Odyuo et al. 2020). P.maheswariana sp. nov. differs from P.arunachalensis mainly by the longer leaf blades (20-40 vs 16.5-21.5 cm), longer racemes (6-15 vs 2-3 cm), more numerous flowers (18-30 vs 7-10), and shorter anthers (1.2-1.3 vs 3-3.5 mm); from P. tobuensis by the longer racemes (6-15 vs 2-4 cm), orbicular (vs hexagonal) corona and longer anthers (1.2-1.3 vs 0.3-0.4 mm); from P. nagalandensis by its shorter anthers (1.2-1.3 vs 2-2.5 mm) and almost superior (vs inferior) ovaries. Several selected key distinguishing characters of P. maheswariana sp. nov. and four other related species are compared in Table 1. For the details of differences between the six previously known long-caulescent species and an identification key to them, see Odyuo et al. (2020).\nThe long, proximally creeping stem of these seven species (including P.maheswariana sp. nov.) is deemed as apomorphic (vs acaulescent or short stem). The species having this trait are hence regarded as members of a monophyletic group. It is highly desirable to conduct a further analysis of their evolutionary relationships."},{"descriptionType":"Other","description":"Published as part of Borah, Dipankar, Taram, Momang \u0026 Tanaka, Noriyuki, 2024, Peliosanthes maheswariana D. Borah, N. Tanaka \u0026 Taram, sp. nov. 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Borah 4045 (holo-, ASSAM!; iso-, ARUN!).\nETYMOLOGY. — The species is named in honor of Shri. Maheswar Borah, a dedicated plant grower of Biswanath, Assam, who has funded the trips of the first author to remote localities of the region in search of plants.\nDISTRIBUTION. — NE India (Arunachal Pradesh).\nPHENOLOGY. — Flowering in December-February.\nHABITAT AND ECOLOGY. — The new species was growing abundantly on rocks or forest floor in the slopes of the type locality above 800 m a.s.l. The area was very close to a perennial stream, but the area remains dry from November to March. It was growing in association with Begonia hatacoa Buch. -Ham. ex D.Don, Dendrocnide sinuata (Blume) Chew, Begonia sp., Pothos sp., Syzygium sp., Psychotria sp., Dalhousiea bracteata (Roxb.) Graham ex Benth., Pseuderanthemum leptanthum (C.B.Clarke) Lindau, etc.\nDESCRIPTION\nTerrestrial or lithophytic, glabrous evergreen perennial herbs. Stem distally erect to ascending, proximally creeping and rhizome-like, part above ground up to 1 m tall (including leaves on top of stem), proximal creeping part up to 1 m long, terete, up to 0.8 cm in diam., green, annual nodes spaced at intervals of 8-14.5 cm, up to c. 1.8 cm in diam.; scaly leaves (scales) deltoid-ovate, lanceolate, or narrowly deltoid, 1-20 cm long, 0.8-2 cm wide at base (when expanded), acute or acuminate, brownish, hyaline along margins, ephemeral, those sheathing apical portion of stem several, basally imbricate; scars (nodes) of scales between annual nodes 11-15, often with fibrous remnants, spaced at intervals up to 1.7 cm long. Roots 1 to a few (c. 3) from annual nodes aged at least 1 year, wiry, some stilt-like, proximally rigid, up to 3 mm in diam. Leaves 1-2 from annual node, persistent usually for up to 3 years, petiolate; petiole rigid, subterete, 10-30 cm long, 3-5 mm wide, suberect; blade (narrowly) elliptic, 20-40 cm long, 5-10 cm wide, arcuate, base attenuate, margins entire, apex acute to acuminate, sub-plicate, glabrous, glossy on both surfaces, longitudinal veins 64-68 (16-17 thicker and 3 thinner veins within the thicker ones), cross-veinlets fine, inconspicuous, perpendicular to oblique to longitudinal veins, straight to variously curved. Flowering stem (including peduncle and inflorescence rachis) 25-32 cm long, usually slightly declined, flattened and narrowly two-edged; peduncle often slightly curved near base, rigid, up to 17 cm long, 3 mm wide, green; inflorescence a raceme, rachis (6) 9-15 cm long, green, bearing 18- 30 flowers. Bracts (including those on peduncle) antrorse, narrowly triangular to subulate, 4-23 mm long, 1.5-5 mm wide (at base), green or light green, hyaline along margins; sterile bracts on peduncle 2-5 (excluding basal ones); fertile (floral) bracts 2 (1 outer bract and 1 inner bracteole) for each flower, outer bracts exceeding floral buds, inner bracteoles 1-2 mm long, c. 1 mm wide, lanceolate, acuminate. Flowers turned toward the same side, slightly drooping, solitary in bracts, 1.3-1.6 cm across, pedicellate; pedicels terete, 2-3 mm long, straight and ascending when flowers are in bud, becoming curved in flower and in fruit, green, purplish or blackish green. Perianth bowl-shaped, fleshy, externally green to dark purple, glossy, internally whitish yellow, distally 6-cleft; proximal syntepalous part flatly saucer-shaped, 3.5-3.8 mm long, basally abruptly narrowed into a very small stalk much shorter than pedicel; segments obliquely spreading, broadly or deltoid-ovate, 4-6 mm long, 4.5-5 mm wide, apex obtuse to rounded, entire. Stamens 6, monadelphous; corona epitepalous, hemispheric or conoid with wall incurved distally, thickened toward base, wall at base 1.5-1.8 mm thick, basal outline orbicular, 6-7.5 mm in diam. at base, 3 mm high, surface whitish yellow, fleshy, apical opening relatively narrow, rounded, scarcely lobed, 2 mm in diam.; anthers 6, sessile, nearly vertically attached to orifice of corona, ovate, 1.2-1.3 mm long, introrse, creamy; pollen creamy. Pistil 1, 3 mm high, pale green; ovary almost superior (or very slightly half-inferior), hemispheric, 1.5 mm high and 3.5 mm wide at base, trilocular; ovules 4 per locule, borne on basal central placenta; style subconic, truncate at apex, 1.5 mm long, 1-1.5 mm wide at base, stigma trisected, 0.8 mm wide. Immature seeds ovoid-ellipsoid, up to 1.5 cm long, 1 cm wide, green.\nTAXONOMIC RELATIONSHIPS\nPeliosanthes maheswariana sp. nov. shares a long, proximally creeping stem with six other species so far known. Three of these six species were originally described from SW China; P. sinica, P. pachystachya W.H.Chen \u0026 Y.M.Shui (Chen \u0026 Shui 2003: 489) and P. minutiflora N.Tanaka, J.Murata \u0026 S.K.Wu (Tanaka et al. 2013: 135). The new species is distinguishable from them chiefly by the larger leaf blades with more numerous longitudinal veins, longer peduncle, larger drooping (vs ascending) flowers, internally whitish yellow (vs purple or greenish purple) perianth, larger corona with a relatively narrow distal opening, and almost superior (vs distinctly half-inferior) ovary. The other three of the six species were described from NE India; P. arunachalensis (Roy et al. 2017), P. nagalandensis and P. tobuensis (Odyuo et al. 2020). P.maheswariana sp. nov. differs from P.arunachalensis mainly by the longer leaf blades (20-40 vs 16.5-21.5 cm), longer racemes (6-15 vs 2-3 cm), more numerous flowers (18-30 vs 7-10), and shorter anthers (1.2-1.3 vs 3-3.5 mm); from P. tobuensis by the longer racemes (6-15 vs 2-4 cm), orbicular (vs hexagonal) corona and longer anthers (1.2-1.3 vs 0.3-0.4 mm); from P. nagalandensis by its shorter anthers (1.2-1.3 vs 2-2.5 mm) and almost superior (vs inferior) ovaries. Several selected key distinguishing characters of P. maheswariana sp. nov. and four other related species are compared in Table 1. For the details of differences between the six previously known long-caulescent species and an identification key to them, see Odyuo et al. (2020).\nThe long, proximally creeping stem of these seven species (including P.maheswariana sp. nov.) is deemed as apomorphic (vs acaulescent or short stem). The species having this trait are hence regarded as members of a monophyletic group. It is highly desirable to conduct a further analysis of their evolutionary relationships."},{"descriptionType":"Other","description":"Published as part of Borah, Dipankar, Taram, Momang \u0026 Tanaka, Noriyuki, 2024, Peliosanthes maheswariana D. Borah, N. Tanaka \u0026 Taram, sp. nov. 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MASSAL. (UPDATED FROM Sakata et al. 2017)\n1. Thallus byssoid; ascospores 1-septate; pycnidia stipitate ...................... M. byssoidea Lebreton \u0026 Ertz, sp. nov.\n— Thallus compact; ascospores 3-septate; pycnidia not stipitate ....................................................................... 2\n2. Apothecia prominently elevated above the thallus, sharply to slightly delimited in outline .......................... 3\n— Apothecia slightly elevated above the thallus, semi-immersed to immersed, not sharply delimited in outline .. .................................................................................................................................................................... 6\n3. Thallus with irregular and partly confluent verrucae; apothecial margin warty and irregular ........................... ...................................................................................................... M. viridescens (Fée) Aptroot \u0026 M.Cáceres\n— Thallus slightly verrucose or almost smooth; apothecial margin crenulate .................................................... 4\n4. Epihymenium with crystals ......................................................................................................................... 5\n— Epihymenium lacking crystals ............................................................... M. bruguierae A.Sakata \u0026 H.Harada\n5. Thallus slightly verrucose; apothecia prominently elevated above the thallus, slightly delimited in outline .................................................................................................... M. carnea (Eckfeldt) Aptroot \u0026 M.Cáceres\n— Thallus smooth; apothecia prominently elevated above the thallus, sharply delimited in outline ..................... .......................................................................................................................... M. endonigra (Nyl.) 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Sainte-Rose municipality, forest managed by the Office national des forêts, hiking trail from Sofaïa to Saut des Trois Cornes, on the banks of the moustique river, 16°17’9.179”N, 61°43’34.374”W, 200-300 m elevation, riparian tropical rainforest, on tree, 03.IV.2023, Elise Lebreton 2311 (holo-, PC[PC0779827]; GenBank [OR733354, OR725979, OR725977]).\nISOTYPE. — Guadeloupe. Sainte-Rose municipality, forest managed by the Office national des forêts, hiking trail from Sofaïa to Saut des Trois Cornes, on the banks of the moustique river, 16°17’9.179”N, 61°43’34.374”W, 200-300 m elevation, riparian tropical rainforest, on tree, 03.IV.2023, Elise Lebreton 2311 (iso-, BR [BR 5030170788830]).\nPARATYPE. — Guadeloupe. Sainte-Rose municipality, forest managed by the Office national des forêts, hiking trail from Sofaïa to Saut des Trois Cornes, 16°17’13.463”N, 61°43’33.146”W, 200-300 m elevation, dense tropical rainforest, on tree, 03.IV.2023, Elise Lebreton 2310 (para-, GUAD, LG[PSA10A-18060]; GenBank [OR733353, OR725976]); ibid., 29.I.2022, Elise Lebreton 1618 (para-, GUAD, LG[IMV00A-14517]).\nETYMOLOGY. — The epithet is derived from the structure of the thallus that is distinctly byssoid.\nCHEMISTRY. — Thallus surface, medulla and lower side of thallus and pycnidia K–, C–, KC–, PD–, UV–. TLC (solvent A): roccellic acid (major) (specimens Lebreton 2310 and Lebreton 2311 tested).\nDISTRIBUTION AND ECOLOGY. — So far known only from Guadeloupe (Basse-Terre island) in the Lesser Antilles, where it inhabits a dense humid forest or riparian forest managed by the Office national des forêts. It is only known from two large trees. The holotype (Lebreton 2311) was found on the riverbank, on a tree that was sparsely colonized by the lichen. The paratypes (Lebreton 1618, Lebreton 2310) were collected on the second tree, in 2022 and 2023 respectively (Fig. 1). This tree was on the hiking trail and the trunk was abundantly covered with M. byssoidea Lebreton \u0026 Ertz, sp. nov. but only a few thalli had apothecia. Mazosia byssoidea Lebreton \u0026 Ertz, sp. nov. is clearly rare and the current populations should be protected and monitored in the future. The locality is not included in the National Park and should therefore be included in a natural reserve. The species should be searched for elsewhere in Guadeloupe and the Caribbean islands to better access its conservation status.\nMYCOBANK. — MB850668.\nDESCRIPTION\nThallus up to c. 5 cm in diam., loosely attached to the substrate, byssoid, smooth, rarely sparsely squamulose, effuse, pale olive-grey, matt, ecorticate, esorediate, heteromerous, c. 150 µm thick. Prothallus poorly differentiated, byssoid, white to dark brownish, sometimes white with a dark brownish margin.Photobiont layer forming the upper part of the thallus; photobiont trentepohlioid, in chains, formed of rounded to elongate, 9-22×8-15 µm cells. Medulla thick, white, I+ pale orange, KI+ pale orange, formed of 2-3 µm wide hyphae, with numerous crystals of calcium oxalate (H2SO4), 1-7(-10) µm diam. Hypothallus loosely byssoid, thin and discontinuous, dark brown to blackish, formed of (2.5-)3-4 µm wide dark brown hyphae; hypothallus free areas on the lower thallus surface whitish, rarely pale cream. Ascomata apothecioid, sessile, often distinctly constricted at the base, rounded, single, not forming stromatic aggregates, sparsely distributed on the thallus, 0.33-0.85 mm diam. (n = 24); margin prominent, of the same colour of the thallus, smooth, (90-)150-210 µm thick, epruinose; hymenial disc black, covered by a very thin layer of whitish hairs; hairs straight, vertical, c. 10-13 ×2-3 µm. Excipulum inconspicuous. Hymenium clear, hyaline to pale fawn, 60-90 µm tall, I+ pale reddish brown, KI+ pale blue; epihymenium pale brown to orange, K–, I+ pale reddish brown, KI+ pale blue. Paraphysoids branched-anastomosing, c. 2 µm\nthick, often slightly enlarged in epihymenium (c. 3 µm) and forming straight hyaline hairs on the surface of the hymenial disc. Hypothecium dark brown, thick, not extending to the substrate, 75-100 µm thick, I–, K+ olivaceous. Ascus 8-spored, narrowly clavate, 54-65 × 12-15 µm (n =5), with a tiny but often poorly developed ocular chamber; endoascus I+ reddish, KI+ pale blue with a KI+ dark blue apical ring. Ascospores hyaline, ±fusiform or narrowly ovoid, with the upper half often slightly wider, 1-septate, not constricted at the septum, with the cells equal or one slightly longer, I+ pale yellowish, (13-)13.6-16.6(-19) × (4-)4.2-5(-5) µm (n = 25); gelatinous sheath sometimes visible, c. 0.5-0.8 µm thick. Pycnidia single, very rarely grouped by two, sparsely distributed on the thallus, straight, stipitate, cylindrical or slightly wider at the base or at the half upper part, not or slightly constricted at the base, unbranched, whitish or of the same colour as the thallus except for the top that is pale greyish and with the ostiole visible as a tiny black dot, epruinose, (0.39-)0.45- 0.75(-0.89) × (0.19-)0.23-0.3(-0.33) mm (n = 24); wall in section pale brown to orange, K+ olivaceous, surrounded by a thick white medulla layer with trentepohlioid photobiont present near the surface; conidiogenous cells unbranched, straight, hyaline, 6-8×2-2.5 µm; conidia hyaline, non-septate, fusiform-ellipsoid, 5.5-7×2.5-3 µm (n =20).\nNOTES\nThe new species is unique within the genus Mazosia by its byssoid thallus. All other species in the genus have a compact thallus. Some species produce a pilose thallus such as Mazosia pilosa Kalb \u0026Vězda and M. weii Z.T. Yao, S.H.Jiang \u0026 Z.F.Jia, or a tomentum such as M. tomentifera Vězda \u0026 Lumbsch (see Yao et al. 2021b for a key to species of Mazosia with pilose thalli). These hairs like structures are developed from compact\nthalli, which are very different from the loosely arranged filamentous structure of a byssoid thallus. All these pilose species also differ notably by their foliicolous habit and usually more septate ascospores (Kalb \u0026 Vězda 1988; Lumbsch \u0026 Vězda 1990; Lücking 2006; Yao et al. 2021b). Besides M. byssoidea Lebreton \u0026 Ertz, sp. nov., only two other species of Mazosia produce 1-septate mature ascospores: the lichenized M. uniseptata Lücking and the lichenicolous M. adelphoparasitica, which both are species confined to leaves of vascular plants (Matzer 1996; Lücking 2006).\nMazosia byssoidea Lebreton \u0026 Ertz, sp. nov. differs from other taxa of Roccellaceae having a byssoid thalli by the combination of apothecioid ascomata not forming stromatic structures, 1-septate ascospores, stipitate pycnidia and a chemistry with roccellic acid.Among the byssoid Roccellaceae, the new species is most similar to the genus Tania Egea, Torrente \u0026 Sipman, but species of this genus differ by a chemistry with schizopeltic acid and by 3-5-septate ascospores (Egea et al. 1995; Harada \u0026 Yamamoto 2006). Species of the genus Sagenidiopsis R.W.Rogers \u0026 Hafellner differ by 3-septate ascospores, different secondary metabolites (e.g. Rogers \u0026 Hafellner 1987; Egea et al. 1995) and only a distantly phylogenetic position (Fig. 2). Species of the genera Dichosporidium and Streimannia G.Thor differ by perithecioid ascomata aggregated in stromalike structures (Thor 1990; Egea et al. 1995).\nThe new species is also reminiscent of the monotypic genus Catarraphia A.Massal. that also has a thallus loosely attached to the substrate and apothecioid ascomata. However, Catarraphia differs from the new species by a corticate thallus; ascomata entirely (including margins) covered by a whitish or bluish pruina; an excipulum made of hyaline hyphae that are densely aggregated, arranged in an anticlinal manner and completely masked by brown granules that dissolve in K; paraphysoids that are gelatinized in the lower half; 3(-4)-septate ascospores having mucilaginous attenuated appendages at both ends; and a more complex chemistry with cyclographin (Elix et al. 1995) and several unidentified substances that are visible under UV light on the TLC plates and show a light yellow color after developing with sulfuric acid (Egea \u0026 Torrente 1993; Egea et al. 1996). Moreover, its single species, C. dictyoplaca (Mont. \u0026 Bosch) A.Massal., is only known from the eastern Paleotropics and Melanesia (Egea et al. 1996).\nBecause the thallus is unusual for a species of Mazosia and reminiscent of the thalli of some Arthoniales growing in Guadeloupe such as Dichosporidium nigrocinctum (Ehrenb.) G.Thor, we wondered whether the ascomata of the new species might represent a lichenicolous fungus growing on the thallus of a second sterile species, in particular as a lichenicolous species (M. adelphoparasitica) is already known in the genus. In order to test this hypothesis, some of the sequences used in this study were produced by direct PCRs using a few thallus hyphae only taken far from the ascomata (see Methods). These sequences supported a placement in Mazosia. Moreover, no necrotic areas were observed around the ascomata and the chemistry of the thallus is different from D. nigrocinctum that always produces protocetraric acid and pycnidia that are not stipitate (Thor 1990). For these reasons, we are convinced that the new species is a lichenized Mazosia."},{"descriptionType":"Other","description":"Published as part of Ertz, Damien \u0026 Lebreton, Élise, 2024, A new corticolous species of Mazosia A. Massal. 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