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Intertidal marine fungi from San Juan Island and comments on temperate water species
Jones E.B., Vrijmoed L.L., Alias S.A.
Summary Temperate marine fungi are a distinct ecological group and differ from those found in tropical habitats, with the exception of a few cosmopolitan species. Sixty-two marine fungi were collected at San Juan Island, a temperate site, in 1994. The most frequently collected species were: Halosphaeria appendiculata, Monodictyspelagica, Halosarpheia trullifera, Ceriosporopsis halima and a new ascomycete. Eight records of Capronia ciliomaris were made, all on coniferous bark (probably Pseudosuga sp.). The fungi collected are compared with those previously reported from San Juan Island. The biogeography of marine fungi is discussed.
In the midst of death we are in life: Further advances in the study of higher fungi
Moore D., Wai Chiu S., Halit Umar M., Sánchez C.
Summary Senescence and death of mushroom fruit bodies are the natural terminations of their development but not the end of their life because a new batch of fruit bodies can arise directly from the old. A fungal version of programmed cell death seems to be involved in sculpturing fruit body shapes. Fungal differentiation appears to be quite flexible and greatly influenced by the immediate microenvironment. Techniques are now emerging which will enable the earliest stages in fruit body initiation to be studied.
