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Nogueira HéctorNovember 23, 2025 Requejo de Sanabria (León) SPAI
I'm currently working on the genus Scutellinia for the planned Saxony Atlas of Ascomycetes.1. Now I don't know where to classify S. crucipila. Among Cheilymenia or Scutellinia. Moravec assigns the species to Scutellinia and Nikolas Van Vooren (2014) writes that there have been genetic studies and this speaks in favor of Cheilymenia. However, it is not revealed where. does anyone know
2. Scutellinia crinita - Scutellinia scutellata
I have heard or read that what we identify as S. scutellata is often S. crinita and S. scutellata tends to be very rare. Is this published and what exactly is the difference? Can someone help.
I don't have access to all my documentation, but about Cheilymenia crucipila the phylogenetic data should be found in the works on Pyronemataceae by Perry et al. (2007) and Hansen et al. (2013).
About S. scutellata / crinita, look at the works of Kullman (1982) and Schumacher (1990).