Mangrove Fungi - World Records
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Genus
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Scolecobasidium
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Species
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arenaria
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Substrate
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dead leaves
dead wood
sea grass, sand
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Habitat
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intertidal
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Country
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Texas
Malaysia
W. Mexico
Florida
Java
Phillippines
Brazil - leaves
North Carolina
Rhode Island
France
Black Sea
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Host Species
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Avicennia germinans leaves
Thalassia testudinum
wood blocks
Rhizophora mangle leaves
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References
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Meyers, Samuel P., et al. 1965. Thalassiomycetes VII. Observations on fungal infestation of turtle grass, Thalassia testudinum Konig.. Bulletin of Marine Science of the Gulf and Carribean 15:548-564.
Booth, Tom. 1979. Strategies for study of fungi in marine and marine influenced ecosystems. Rev. Microbiol. (S. Paulo) 10:123-138.
Kohlmeyer, Jan and Kohlmeyer, Erika. 1979. Marine Mycology: The higher fungi. :.
Koehn, Robert D. and Garrison, Robert A. 1981. Fungi associated with Avicennia germinans from the vicintiy of Port Aransas, Texas.. Mycologia 73:1183-1186.
Suhirman and Jones, E. B. Gareth. 1983. Preliminary observations on lignicolous marine fungi in the Java Sea, Indonesia. Annales Bogoriensis 3:35-49.
Jones, E. B. G, Uyenco F. R. and Follosco, M. P. 1988. Fungi on driftwood collected in the intertidal zone from the Philippines. Asian Marine Biology 5:103-106.
Jones E. B. G. and Kuthubutheen, A. J. 1989. Malyasian mangrove fungi. Sydowia 41:160-169.
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.
Gonzalez MdC, Hanlin RT and Ulloa M. 2001. A checklist of higher marine fungi of Mexico. Mycotaxon 80:241-253.
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