Abstract (en):
The diversity of Ingoldian hyphomycetes in Colombia is known from three studies that reported in total 18 species of these fungi. For eastern Colombian there are no records of these microorganisms. In this study foam samples were collected in the Frío River drainage in the municipality of Floridablanca (Santander) in October 2013 and September 2014. In this inventory 23 hyphomycetes taxa are reported of which 20 are new records for Colombia. Clavatospora tentacula was found in both sample periods. A marked decline in species richness related to the reduction of rainfall in the year 2014 was observed.
Abstract (es):
La diversidad de hifomicetos ingoldianos en Colombia se conoce a partir de tres estudios que reportan en
conjunto 18 especies de estos hongos. Para el oriente colombiano no hay registros de estos microorganismos.
En este estudio se procedió a colectar muestras de espumas en la subcuenca del río Frío en el municipio de
Floridablanca (Santander) en octubre de 2013 y septiembre de 2014. En este inventario se reportan 23 taxa
de hifomicetos, de las cuales 20 corresponden a nuevos registros. Clavatospora tentacula se encontró en
los dos periodos de muestreo. Se observó un marcado descenso en la riqueza de especies relacionada con la
disminución de las lluvias en el año 2014.
Keywords:
Conidios. Diversidad de hongos. Hongos acuáticos. Variación pluviométrica. (es)
Aquatic fungi, Conidia, Diversity of fungi, Rainfall variation (en)
Aquatic fungi, Conidia, Diversity of fungi, Rainfall variation (en)
How to Cite
Narváez-Parra, E. X., Jerez-Jaimes, J. H., & Santos-Flores, C. J. (2017). Ingoldian hyphomycetes of the Frío River (Floridablanca), Santander, Colombia. Biota Colombiana, 17(2), 1–11. https://doi.org/10.21068/C2016.v17n02a01
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