During a survey of fungal diversity associated with insects, mud, soil, and freshwater niches in different areas in Korea, nine interesting fungal strains were isolated. Based on their morphological characteristics and molecular phylogeny analyses, using a combined data set of β-tubulin (), calmodulin (), and second largest subunit of RNA polymerase () sequences, the strains CNUFC AM-44, CNUFC JCW3-4, CNUFC S708, CNUFC WT202, CNUFC AS1-29, CNUFC JCW3-5, CNUFC JDP37, and CNUFC JDP62 were identified as , , , , . , , , and . , respectively. The strain CNUFC JT1301 belongs to series in section and is phylogenetically related to . . However, slow growth when cultivated on CYA, MEA, CREA is observed and the property can be used to easily distinguish the new species from these species. Additionally, is known to produce sclerotia, while CNUFC JT1301 strain does not. Herein, the new fungal species is proposed as . sp. nov. Eight species, . , , , . , . , , . , and . , have not been previously reported in Korea. The present study expands the known distribution of fungal species belonging to the families Aspergillaceae and Trichocomaceae in Korea.
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