TABLE 1 in Two novel species of Urnula (Sarcosomataceae, Pezizales) from Yunnan, China

TABLE 1. Species diversity of the genus Urnula including the two novel species proposed in this study.
Taxa nameEcology/Substrate/HostDistributionReferenceUrnula ailaoshanensisOn the fallen rotten wood surrounded by mossChina (Yunnan)This studyU. brachyspermaOn bare calcareous soilSwitzerlandBrunelli 1998U. campylosporaOn decaying woodAustralia, New ZealandCarbone & Agnello 2013aU. crateriumOn rotting sticks buried in litter on the ground in coniferous and mixed forests (Corylus and Carpinus forests)China, Estonia, Hungary, Italy, Japan, Sweden, and the USA (Carolina, Virginia)Zhuang 2004, Huffman et al. 2008, Zettur & Kullman 2011, Carbone et al. 2013aU. groenlandicaOn the soilDenmark (West Greenland)Dissing 1981U. hiemalisOn the soil and commonly be founded on/in riversides, forest meadows, mossy lawns, and grovesNorthern Europe (Austria, Estonia, Finland, Norway and Sweden)Zettur & Kullman 2011, Carbone & Agnello 2013bU. himalayanaOn decaying tree-trunk of Castanopsis sp.India (Sikkim)Wang et al. 2018U. mediterraneaOn rotting wood of Quercus spp.France, Greece, Italy, Serbia, SpainCarbone et al. 2009, 2013a, Kaounas et al. 2015U. mexicanaOn dacaying wood and litterMexico, the USA (Idaho, Washington), Canada (British Columbia)Ellis & Holway 1897, Paden & Tylutki 1969, Paden 1983, Carbone et al. 2013bU. microcraterOn the soil and woodHungary, SlavoniaHazsl 1887, Saccardo 1889U. padenianaOn rotting sticks of Thuja plicata and Tsuga heterophyllaThe USA (Washington)Carbone et al. 2013bU. philippinarumOn rotten stickPhilippinesRehm 1914U. subcrateriaOn soil humus layer in a humid subtropical forest with many fallen leaves, mosses and lichensChina (Yunnan)This studyU. torrendiiOn rotten branch and fruit of EucalyptusAlgeria, PortugalBoudier & Torrend 1911, Carbone et al. 2013aU. versiformisOn rotten woodChina (Taiwan)Wang & Huang 2015U. viridirubescensOn the soilItaly (Roma)Saccardo 1889