Takashi Shirouzu's research while affiliated with University of Tsukuba and other places
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Publications (3)
A new species of Hirsutella, H. proturicola, isolated from a subterranean proturan (Baculentulus densus; Protura, Hexapoda), is described and illustrated. Hirsutella proturicola is characterized by producing monoblastic phialides of 24–51.5×2.5–5μm with a slightly roughened neck, fusiform and curved conidia of 9–18×2.5–4μm that have a truncate base...
Through investigations on dematiaceous hyphomycetes on dead ligneous plant substrata, mainly in northern Japan, five species were newly added to the Japanese mycoflora: Corynespora trichiliae, Diplococcium stoveri, Ellisembia folliculata, Monodictys melanopa, and Paratomenticola lanceolata. Morphological characters with line drawings and cultural c...
For the purpose of determining phylogenetic relationships within the Dacrymycetales, we conducted molecular phylogenetic analyses based on sequences of the 28S rRNA gene D1/D2 region using neighbor-joining and maximum-likelihood methods. Although the phylogenetic relationships at higher taxonomic levels were not resolved, we obtained some new infor...
