Keys to genera of Cainiaceae |
1. Asexual morph |
1.1 Coelomycetous; 1–3 phialides conidiogenous cells, and elongate fusiform conidia with unicellular or septate, with pointed ends |
Cainia |
1.1 Coelomycetous; conidiomata with ostiolar opening surrounded by yellow, with unicellular conidia, ellipsoid-globose, pale to dark brown to black, with a straight germ slit extending the full-length |
Endocalyx |
2. Sexual morph |
2.1 Cylindrical-clavate asci, ascospores with 1-septate |
(2.2) |
2.1 Cylindrical, or cylindrical to elongate cylindrical asci, ascospores with 1-septate |
(2.3) |
2.2 Ellipsoidal ascospores, with brown, and sheath |
Cainia |
2.2 Ellipsoidal to fusiform ascospores, with brown, and sheath |
Atrotorquata |
2.3 Ellipsoid to broadly fusiform ascospores, longitudinal striations, bristle-like polar appendages from both ends, without a gelatinous sheath |
Longiappendispora |
2.3 Fusiform to broad-fusiform ascospores with pointed at both ends, striation wall, and sheath |
Amphibambusa |
2.3 Ellipsoidal or oblong ascospores |
(2.4) |
2.4 Oblong ascospores with cap-like appendage, germ slits |
Seynesia |
2.4 Ellipsoidal ascospores |
(2.5) |
2.5 Ascospores with striation wall, brown, and sheath |
Alishanica |
2.5 Ascospores with striate or verrucose wall, and subhyaline to brown |
Arecophila |