Mangrove Fungi - World Records
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Genus
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Cladosporium
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Species
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cladosporioides
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Substrate
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dead leaves
roots, seedlings
soil, sand
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Habitat
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soil
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Country
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Texas
Japan - Okinawa
E. Mexico
Florida - seeldings
Japan
W. Mexico
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Host Species
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Avicennia germinans
Rhizophora stylosa
mangrove soil
Rhizophora mangle seedlings
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References
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Newell, Steven Y.. 1973. Succession and role of fungi in the degredation of red mangrove seedlings. Estuarine Microbial Ecology, Stevenson, L. Harold
Colwell, R. R. eds. :467-480.
Newell, Steven Y. 1976. Mangrove fungi: The succession in the mycoflora of red mangrove (Rhizophora mangle L.) seedlings.. Recent advances in aquatic mycology, E. B. Gareth Jones, ed. :51-91.
Koehn, Robert D. and Garrison, Robert A. 1981. Fungi associated with Avicennia germinans from the vicintiy of Port Aransas, Texas.. Mycologia 73:1183-1186.
Nakagiri, A., Tokumasu, S., Araki, H., Koreeda, S., and Keisuke, T. 1989. Succession of fungi in decomposing mangrove leaves in Japan. Recent advances in microbial Ecology. Japan Scientific Societies Press :297-301.
Ito T and Nakagiri A. 1997. Mycoflora of the rhizospheres of mangrove trees. IFO Research Communication 18:40-44.
Ito T and Nakagiri A. 1997. A mycofloral study on magrove mud in Okinawa, Japan. IFO Research Communication 18:32-39.
Gonzalez MdC, Herrera T, Ulloa M and Hanlin RT. 1998. Abundance and diversity of microfungi in three coastal beaches of Mexico. Mycoscience 39:115-121.
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