… cluster’) of Cenococcum geophilum strains used in this study (see section Experimental
Procedures). Note that the reference cluster is genetically more diverse than the non-ref. cluster. …

… geophilum strains in the lab had previously hampered accurate identification of C. geophilum
as well as our understanding of genetic variation in this fungus. Indeed, previous studies …

… We hypothesized that the gpd locus would reveal even more cryptic diversity than we
previously have found from isolates mostly collected from a single environment (CitationDouhan …

… These results indicate that cryptic recombination events at a local scale and unknown …
influence spatial distribution and genetic structure of C. geophilum in coastal pine forests of Japan. …

… geophilum in light of the high number of cryptic species, the co-existence of multiple lineages
… the most recent in-depth studies that revealed spatial genetic structure of one lineage of C. …

… are due to parasexuality or to the existence of a cryptic sexual state still have to be determined.
In … of genets will shed new light on our understanding of the fine genetic structure of C. …

… For example, Candida albicans is a diploid yeast that frequently enters a cryptic mating or
… size in the ectomycorrhizal ascomycete Cenococcum geophilum Fr. and assess whether it …

… Genetic structure of Cenococcum geophilum populations in primary successional
volcanic deserts on Mount Fuji as revealed by microsatellite markers. New Phytologist 165:285-293. …

… Our initial objective was to characterize the genetic structure of C. geophilum at our field
site but preliminary analyses using AFLP … Since the presence of cryptic species within C. …

… geophilum populations presents the possibility that a cryptic sexual state exists for this
mycorrhizal fungus. Of course mitotic or parasexual recombination could also account for the data…