The ITS region including the 5.8 S rRNA gene as well as the 5′ end of the 28S rRNA gene
of hypogeous Pezizaceae and Tuberaceae were studied to clarify the generic placement of …

Extensive morphological convergence or divergence, a common occurrence in fungi, tends
to obscure recognition of phylogenetic relationships among Pezizales, widespread …

Seven truffle species are reported from the Australian Outback—six Ascomycota (Elderia
arenivaga, Mattirolomyces mulpu sp. nov., Mycoclelandia arenacea, M. bulundari …

The molecular phylogeny and comparative morphological studies reported here provide
evidence for the recognition of the genus Picoa, an hypogeous desert truffle, in the family …

Phylogenetic relationships among ascomycetous truffles and the true and false morels were
examined by using sequences from two nuclear encoded ribosomal DNA genes. The data …

The term 'desert truffle'can be applied to multiple edible hypogeous fungi growing in arid
areas throughout the world. Defining what a hypogeous fungus is, and what arid lands are …

An overview of truffles (now considered to belong in the Pezizales, but formerly treated in the
Tuberales) is presented, including a discussion on morphological and biological traits …

Desert truffles represent neither a phylogenetic nor a taxonomic group, but several lineages
of hypogeous ascomycetes evolved adaptations to the extreme environments of deserts. In …

ABSTRACT Since Vittadini first described Hymenogaster in 1831, a heterogeneous
assemblage of truffle-like Basidiomycetes has been assigned to the genus. As a …

Phylogenetic relationships of termitophilic fungi were estimated with Bayesian as well as
other phylogenetic methods from partial sequences of the nuclear encoded large subunit …