TABLE 1 in Description of a novel termite ectoparasite, Termitaria hexasporodochia sp. nov. (Kathistaceae), presenting an unusual six-sectioned infestation, and a key to the fungal family Kathistaceae

TABLE 1. Natural history summary. Locations and described hosts of Termitaria and Mattirolella from this study and preexisting literature.
Kathistes SpeciesHostGeographic locationReferenceTermitaria hexasporodochia sp. n.Termite: Amitermes sp.Rupununi region, GuyanaThis paperTermitaria rhombicarpaTermite: Porotermes adamsoniACT, AustraliaKimbrough& Lenz 1982Termitaria macrosporaTermite: Mastotermes darwiniensisQueensland, AustraliaKimbrough & Lenz 1982Termitaria longiphialidisTermite: Coptotermes lacteus, C. aciniformisAustraliaKimbrough & Lenz 1982Termitaria snyderiTermite: Reticulitermes flavipes, R. virginicus, R.lucifigus, Rhinotermes marginalis, Porotermes quadricollis, Neotermes somoanusUSA-Washington DC,FL,CA,GA,Guyana, Guadeloupe, Italy, Chile, SamoaThaxter 1920, Khan &Kimbrough 1974a, Blackwell 1980, Blackwell 1986, Colla 1929, Rossi & Cesari- Rossi 1977b, Tate 1927Termitaria coronataTermite: Nasutitermes costalis, N. corniger, N.guayanae, N.kempe, N.exitosus, N.surinamensis, N.fumigatus, N.longipennis, Amitermes evuncifer, Cryptotermes sjostedt, Microcerotermes fuscotibialis, Odontotermes badius, Allodontermes schultzei, A.rhodesiensis, Porotermes adamsoni, Coptotermes lacteus, C. aciniformisPanamaKhan & Kimbrough 1974, Kimbrough & Thorne 1982Mattirolella crustosaTermite: Nasutitermes corniger, N. ephratae, N. columbicusGuyanaColla 1929Mattirolella silvestriTermite: Rhinotermes marginalisCanada, New Brunswick. Canada, Nippissing district OntarioMalloch & Blackwell 1990Kathistes calyculataDung: MooseCanada, New Brunswick. Canada, Nippissing district OntarioMalloch & Blackwell 1990Kathistes fimbriataDung: Cow: Bos bovisRupe Lecanda, SpainBarrasa & Moreno 1982; Malloch & Blackwell 1990.Kathistes analemmoidesDung: MooseAlgonquin provincial park, Nipissing district Ontario, CanadaMalloch & Blackwell 1990Termitariopsis cavernosaArmy ants: Neivamyrmex opacithorax, N. pilosusManhattan, Kansas, Panama Canal Zone, Barro Colorado IslandBlackwell et al., 1980