Table 4.
Strain | Original identity | Identification method, ITS | Correct identity | Series | Extrolites |
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CBS 141311 | P. arizonense | MH492021, culture ex-type of P. arizonense | P. arizonense | Canescentia | Austalide B, J, K, L, curvulinic acid, dechlorogriseofulvin, 6-farnesyl-5,7-di-hydroxy-4-methylphthalide, fumagillin, griseofulvin, pseurotin A, pyripyropene A, E, F, O, tryptoquivaline C (or 27-epi-tryptoquivaline), tryptoquivaline G (or L), xanthoepocin1,2 |
CGMCC 3.9958 | P. canescens | Reported to be 100% identical to ex-type of P. canescens | P. canescens | Canescentia | Penicanone, penicanescone A-C, integrastatin B3 |
CGMCC 3.9958 | P. canescens | Reported to be 100% identical to ex-type of P. canescens | P. canescens | Canescentia | Canescone A-E4 (Canescone A-C, two stereoisomers each) |
PL9A | P. canescens | Comparison to culture ex-type of P. canescens | P. canescens | Canescentia | Curvulic acid, dechlorogriseofulvin, griseofulvin, Sch 6423055 |
ATCC 10419 | P. canescens | Culture ex-type | P. canescens | Canescentia | Griseofulvin6, Decaturin A, C, D, F, G, 15-deoxyoxalicine A & B, predecaturin E7 |
4.1.4.6a | P. canescens | MH820167 | P. arizonense, P. canescens, P. janczewskii, P. jensenii, P. murcianum, or P. radiatolobatum (all in series Canescentia). Presence of the bromphilone chromophore in the culture ex-type of P. canescens indicates that the fungus is indeed P. canescens | Canescentia | Bromophilone A & B, citreohybridinol, curvulinic acid, dechlorogriseofulvin, griseofulvin, griseophenone B, C, G, griseoxanthone C, methyl 3-chloro-2-(2,4-dimethoxy-6-methylphenoxy)-6-hydroxy-4-methoxybenzoate, methylcurvulinate, 3-O-methyl curvulinate, norlichexanthone, penicillic acid, piscarinine B, vulculic acid8 |
VKM F-1148, VKM F-1287, VKM F-3108 | Unknown identity | Morphology | P. canescens | Canescentia | Fellutanine A, isorugulosuvine A & B9 |
Sp. 4829 | Penicillium species | MH465534 | P. rubens but extrolite data suggest P. canescens | Canescentia | Citreohybriddione C, citreohybridinol, curvulinic acid, 2,4-dihydroxy-6-(oxopropyl) benzoic acid, (S)-2-(2-hydroxypropanamido) benzamide, griseofulvin, N-(2-hydroxypropanoyl)-2-amino benzoic acid, niacinamide, methyl 2-acetyl-3,5-dihydroxyphenylacetate, 6-O-methylnorlichexanthone, penicamide A & B, peni-isochroman A & B, 2-pyruvamidobenzamide, 2-pyruvoylaminobenzamide, pseurotin A, 3,6,8-trihydroxy-1-methylxanthone10,11 |
MMS 194, MMS 460 | P. canescens | Morphology | P. cf. canescens | Canescentia | Dechlorogriseofulvin, griseofulvin, maculosin, oxaline, orselllinic acid, penicillic acid, penitremone A-C (tentative id.)12 |
ILF-002 | P. canescens | FASTA files for ITS and β-tubulin sequences show that this strain is not P. canescens s.str., but a new species | New species sister to Penicillium canescens | Canescentia | Dechlorogriseofulvin, 6-desmethyldechlorogriseofulvin,6-desmethylgriseofulvin, 1,6-dihydroxy-3-methoxy-8-methylxanthone, griseofulvin, orsellinic acid, penicillic acid, pseurotin A, 1,2,3,5,6-pentahydroxy-8-methylxanthone, 1,3,5,6-tetra-hydroxy-8-methylxanthone, vulculic acid13 |
170A/28 | P. canescens | Morphology | Probably P. nigricans | Canescentia | Penitrem A14,15 |
CBS 288.53 | P. canescens | Morphology | New species of Penicillium | Canescentia | Canescin16 |
BAFC 3291 | P. canescens | Morphology | Probably P. aurantiogriseum | Canescentia | Aurantiamine, cyclo(L-Phe-L-Hyp), cyclo(L-Phe-L-Pro), cyclo(D-Phe-L-Val-D-Val-L-Tyr), pseurotin A17 |
No number | P. canescens | No data | Unknown | Canescentia | Adamantanecarboxanilide, aphthosin, 9,10-anthracenedione, borane, decane, diethylphthalate, di-p-tolylacetylene, dodecane, eicosane, heptadecane, hexa-decane, hexadecanoic acid, 1,3,8-p-menthatriene, nicodicodine, orcinol, oxalic acid, phenanthrene, tetradecane, thioxanthene, tridecane, p-xylene18 (mostly volatiles) |
No number | P. canescens | Morphology | Unknown | Canescentia | Citrinin19,20 |
No number | P. canescens (two strains) | Morphology | P. cyclopium or P. canescens | Canescentia | Penicillic acid21,22 |
ZJQY610 | P. canescens | GU556971 | P. canescens or other series Canescentia species | Canescentia | O-acetylbenzeneamidino-carboxylic acid, griseofulvin, 4-hydroxy-5-methoxy-2-methyl-naphtho[1,2-b]furan-3-carboxylic acid23 |
No number | P. canescens | Morphology | Unknown | Canescentia | Citrinin, patulin, penicillic acid24 |
SCSIOz053 | P. canescens | JN585930 | Talaromyces fusiformis? | Canescentia | Canescenin A & B25 |
No number | P. canescens | Morphology | Talaromyces sp.? | Canescentia | Rugulosin26 |
No number | P. canescens | Morphology | Probably P. verrucosum | Canescentia | Ochratoxin A27 |
NRRL 2301 | P. janczewskii | Morphology | P. janczewskii | Canescentia | Bromogriseofulvin, dechlorogriofulvin, griseofulvin28,29,30, fungistatic and bacteriostatic red pigment31 |
CBS 141000 | P. corvianum | KT887875, culture ex-type | P. corvianum | Canescentia | Compactin (= mevastatin), fiscalin C, trichodermamide C, C11H15O3N, C18H22O5, C29H30O7S232 |
VKMF-312 | P. janczewskii | Morphology | P. janczewskii | Canescentia | Dechlorogriseofulvin, griseofulvin, patulin33 |
VKMF-2191, VKMF-2378, VKMF-3023 | P. janczewskii | Morphology | P. janczewskii | Canescentia | Dechlorogriseofulvin, griseofulvin33 |
VKMF-685 | P. janczewskii | Morphology | P. janczewskii or P. nigricans | Canescentia | Aurantioclavine, 6-N-ethylaurantioclavine33 |
VKMF-2377 | P. janczewskii | Morphology | P. janczewskii? | Canescentia | Epicostaclavine33 |
VKMF-2489 | P. janczewskii | Morphology | P. janczewskii? | Canescentia | 16-N-ethylroquefortine D, glandicolin B, (E)-3-(1H-imidazol-4-yl-methylene)-6-(1H-indol-3-yl methyl)-2,5-piperazinediol, meleagrin, roquefortine C33 |
DSM 17433 = KMPB H-TW5/869 | P. janczewskii | Morphology | P. janczewskii? | Canescentia | 3R*,4R*- and 3S*,4R*-Dihydroxy-4-(4’-methoxyphenyl)-3,4-dihydro-2(1H)-quinolinone, 3-methoxy-4-hydroxy-4-(4’-methoxyphenyl)-3,4-dihydro-2(1H)-quinolinone, peniprequinolone34 |
F 2757 & F 2641 | P. janczewskii | Morphology | P. janczewskii? | Canescentia | Fumagillin methyl ester, cis-fumagillin methyl ester35,36 |
No number | P. janczewskii | Morphology | P. janczewskii? | Canescentia | Cycloaspeptide A, gliovictin, gliovictin acetate, peniprequinolone, pseurotin A37,38 |
IFO 7745 = CBS 744.70 = ATCC 18380 | P. nigricans var. sulphuratum | Morphology | P. janczewskii | Canescentia | Griseofulvin39 |
IMI 228669 and no number17 | P. janczewskii | Morphology | P. janczewskii | Canescentia | 19-Deoxypaxillin-16β-ol, nigrifortine (= amauromine), paxilline, penitrem A, penitrem E, pennigritrem15,40,41,42,43 |
SIIA-F3933 | P. janczewskii | Morphology | Probably P. corvianum | Canescentia | Compactin (= mevastatin)44 |
NRRL 909 | P. jensenii | AY443470, culture ex-type | P. jensenii | Canescentia | Griseofulvin6 |
VKMF-292, VKMF-293 | P. jensenii | Morphology | P. jensenii | Canescentia | Meleagrin, roquefortine C & D9 |
F-2813 | P. jensenii | Morphology | P. jensenii | Canescentia | Fumagillin, fumagillol45 |
No number | P. nigricans | Morphology | P. nigricans | Canescentia | Griseofulvin46,47 |
No number & LSHTM P38 = BRL 250 | P. nigricans | Morphology | P. nigricans | Canescentia | Griseofulvin48,49 |
No number | P. nigricans | Morphology | P. nigricans? | Canescentia | MT8150 |
F-5261 | P. nigricans | Morphology | P. nigricans | Canescentia | Fumagillin, fumagillol45 |
IMI 228669 | P. nigricans | Morphology | P. janczewskii | Canescentia | 19-Deoxypaxillin-16β-ol, nigrifortine (= amauromine), paxilline, penitrem A, penitrem C, penitrem E, PC-M6, pennigritrem40,41,45,51 |
LSHTM P38 | P. nigricans | Morphology | P. nigricans | Canescentia | Cyclo(L-Phe-L-Phe)52 |
170/D2 & 170/D4 | P. nigricans | Morphology | P. nigricans? or P. brasilianum | Canescentia | Verruculogen (as toxin X)53,54 |
No number | P. nigricans | Morphology | P. nigricans? | Canescentia | Albidin48 |
CBS 410.69 | P. yarmokense | Ex type, KC411757 | P. yarmokense | Canescentia | Griseofulvin6 |
MMS 351 = LCP 99.43.43, MMS 747 | section Canes-centia species | JN676192 (and β-tubulin: JN794530) | P. yarmokense (first identified as P. waksmanii)56 | Canescentia | Agroclavine, dechlorogriseofulvin, festuclavine, griseofulvin, penicillic acid, ligerin, nortryptoquivaline, orcinol, orsellinic acid12,55 |
FH-14 | P. antarcticum | Morphology, identified by Westerdijk Fungal Biodiversity Institute (WFBI) | P. antarcticum | Atroveneta | Antarone A & B56 |
MMS 14, MMS 15 | P. antarcticum | Morphology, ITS | P. antarcticum | Atroveneta | Antarone A, aurantioclavine, chrysogine, cladosporin (= asperentin), 5-hydroxy-asperentin, patulin, terrestric acid?, violaceic acid12,57 |
AF3-117C | Penicillium species | JX967116 | P. antarcticum | Atroveneta | Cladosporin (= asperentin), epiepoformin, patulin, phyllostin58 |
YK-247 | P. coralligerum | LC2145672 | P. antarcticum | Atroveneta | 5′-hydroxyasperentin, cladomarine, cladosporine (= asperentin)59 |
No number | P. antarcticum | Polyphasic identification, no data | P. antarcticum | Atroveneta | cis-Cyclo(4R-Hyp, L- Leu), trans-cyclo(4R-Hyp, L-Leu), cis-cyclo(4R-Hyp, L-Phe), cyclo-(L-Pro, Gly), ethyl 8-hydroxyhexylitaconate, ethyl-9-hydroxyitaconate, (-)-hydroxyhexylitaconate, cis-4-hydroxymellein, methyl-8-hydroxyhexylitaconate, methyl-9-hydroxyitaconate, methylitaconate, 2-phenetylalcohol60 |
KMM 4668 | P. piltunense | Culture ex-type (but synonym of P. antarcticum) | P. antarcticum | Atroveneta | Penigrisacid D, piltunine A-F61 |
No number | Marine-derived P. atrovenetum | Morphology | Probably P. antarcticum, as P. atrovenetum is a soil fungus | Atroveneta | Citreohybridinol62 |
9 strains, no numbers | P. antarcticum | No data | P. antarcticum (?) | Atroveneta | Butylphthalate, dibutylphthalate, di-2-ethylhexylphthalate, hydrocarbons, squalene, and fatty acids (the latter are general metabolites)63 |
Strain 68 & 56 | P. atrovenetum & P. coralligerum | MH881491, MH881479 | P. antarcticum | Atroveneta | Aspinonene, atrovenetin, atrovenetinone, brevicompanine E, citreohydridonol, deoxyherquenone, griseofulvin, marcfortine C*, penitrem B, phytosphingosine64 |
Strains 4-7 & 9-13 | P. atrovenetum & P. antarcticum | ITS and morphology | P. antarcticum (P. atrovenetum is regarded as a soil-borne species) | Atroveneta | 2-Acetyl-4(3H)-quinazolinone, aflatoxin M1*, andrastin A, andrastin “X” (wrongly identified as (wia) antibiotic UK 88051-9), antarone B (wia purpactin A), anti-biotic SMTP8*, arisugacin B*, asperentin (wia (S)-curvularin), atrovenetin, atro-venetinone (wia tetrahydrohalenaquinone A), bionectin B*, (S)-chrysogine, chaetoglobosin 510*, cladosporin-8-methylether (wia antibiotic PO1), cytosporone A*, cytosporone E*, deacetoxyfructigenine A (wia tubingensin A or B), deoxy-herquenone (= UP31), dictyosphaeric acid*, hamigeromycin*, hamigerone (wia austalide K), hongoquercin A*, (S)- 5-hydroxyasperentin (wia 11α-hydroxycurvularin), a hydroxyasperentin (wia 7,8-dihydro-7α-hydroxyresorcylide), 4-hydroxy-1-methoxy-5-phenyl-3-(tetrahydro-6-(3-hydroxy-1-methylpropyl)-3,5-dimethyl-2H-pyran-2-yl)-2(1H)-pyridinone*, libertellone B*, 3-O-methylterprenin*, patulin, penitrem A, penitrem E, podosporin A*, sporidesmin D*, stachybosin*, talaro-convolutin B*, territrem C*, 2’,2’’,3’,3’’-tetrahydrobisvertinolone*, tropolactone C*, UP10, 11, 12, 15, 9, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 32** 65 |
IMI 061837 = CBS 241.56 | P. atrovenetum | AF033492, culture ex-type, morphology | P. atrovenetum | Atroveneta | 3-nitropropionic acid66, atrovenetin67 |
HO9-2 | P. atrovenetum | EMBL no. KC009765 | P. atrovenetum? | Atroveneta | Cyclopiazonic acid68 |
CECT 2886 | P. novae-zeelandiae | Morphology | P. novae-zeelandiae | Atroveneta | Gentisylalcohol, 3-hydroxybenzylalcohol, patulin (in 1949 reported as expansine)6,32,69,70 |
IBT 21392 (= IMI 204086), IBT 22457 | P. novae-zeelandiae | Morphology | P. novae-zeelandiae | Atroveneta | Atlantinone A71 |
No number | P. novae-zeelandiae | Morphology | P. novae-zeelandiae? | Atroveneta | Penitrem A, verruculogen15 |
No number | P. novae-zeelandiae | Morphology | P. novae-zeelandiae? | Atroveneta | Curvulinic acid72 |
CBS 140987 | P. nucicola | KT887860, culture ex-type | P. nucicola | Atroveneta | Andrastin A-D, austin, C20H20O632 |
* The metabolites tentatively identified may also be other secondary metabolites with the same molecular mass. For example if aflatoxin M1 in P. antarcticum would have been correctly identified, one would also expect presence of aflatoxin B1 and B2, which are usually the main biosynthetic products in the aflatoxin secondary metabolite biosynthetic family.
** UP: Unknown secondary metabolites with a known molecular mass.
*** Penicillium linzhiense was recently described and thus not examined during this study.
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