文摘
We observed 35 species of aero-aquatic hyphomycetes belonging to 21 genera and 4 unidentified taxa of the Clavariopsis, Dactilella, Helicoon, and Tetracladium genera. Substrate preferences were detected in some species. Species such as Anguillospora longissima, Tetracladium marchalianum, and Fusarium aqueductum were found on different types of substrata. Only 11 species are developed on pine needles, while 20 species were observed on leaves. Eight species of aquatic hyphomycetes (Alatospora acuminata, Angullospora aquatica, Lemonniera aquatica, Tetracladium setigerum, Tricladium angulatum, Tripospermum campelopardus, Septonema secedens, and Spermospora sp.) were revealed on leaves taken from water habitats, whereas 15 species were found in litter. The jointly grown species did not demonstrate any inhibiting effects on each other except for Tripospermum campelopardus, which inhibited the growth of other species (Table 3). The microcyclic development of a Dactilella sp. was detected for the first time while being incubated on leaves in the laboratory. The frequency of appearance changes, and the diversity of the species of aquatic hyphomycetes appears to be higher on intact leaves than on skeletonized ones. The seasonal dynamics of aquatic hyphomycetes with two peaks of mass conidia development (vernal and sharper autumnal) were described. Some species were observed throughout the entire vegetation season. The conidial development in the leaf samples incubated in the laboratory lasted for 30-0 days. Therefore, the method of incubation for 7-0 days recommended in the literature did not allow for the complete investigation of species diversity in aquatic hyphomycetes.