Broadening the horizon of Indian mycobiota: Two new species and one new generic record in Boletoid mushrooms (Boletaceae)
Data files
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Anthracoporus_indohimalayanus.fas
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Boletus_dhakuricus.fas
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README.md
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Abstract
Combined approach on morphological studies and multigene molecular phylogenetic analyses unveil two significant novel species of boletes namely, Anthracoporus indohimalayanus sp. nov. and Boletus dhakuricus sp. nov. from the states of Sikkim and Uttarakhand respectively. Our first novel species A. indohimalayanus is also the new generic record of Anthracoporus from India whereas, our second novel species B. dhakuricus is a member of wild edible porcini mushroom. Both the taxa are described with their morphological details and molecular phylogenetic inferences.
README: Broadening the horizon of Indian mycobiota: Two new species and one new generic record in Boletoid mushrooms (Boletaceae)
Authors and Contact Information
- Dr. Kanad Das (Corresponding Author)
- Email: daskanadbsi@gmail.com
- Dr. Aniket Ghosh
- Email: ghosh.aniket87@gmail.com
Date of Data Collection and Submission
- For Boletus dhakuricus, Data Collection Period: August 2023
- For Anthracoporus indohimalayanus, Data Collection Period: July 2014 & August 2023
- Date of Submission: July 2024
Sharing/Access information
Data was derived from the following sources:
- Sequences are derived from dried mushroom samples.
Abstract
This dataset contains aligned multigene genealogical data of two wild mushrooms (Anthracoporus indohimalayanus and Boletus dhakuricus) from the states of Sikkim and Uttarakhand, India respectively. The study aimed to identify and classify two novel wild mushrooms using integrative morphotaxonomy and molecular phylogeny.
Data Description
- File 1: Aligned file of "Boletus dhakuricus.fasta" - FASTA format file containing aligned multigene sequences.
- File 2: Aligned file of "Anthracoporus indohimalayanus.fasta" - FASTA format file containing aligned multigene sequences.