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  • Marine Mycology
  • Oomycete Taxonomy
  • Estuarine Ecology

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  • Saprotrophic oomycetes in salt marsh and mangrove habitats are understudied.
  • The genus Salisapiliaceae was established for marine/estuarine oomycetes with specific morphological traits.
  • Previous descriptions of Salisapilia included limited species of the related genus Halophytophthora.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To revise the genus Salisapilia.
  • To propose new combinations and a new species.
  • To provide a key to the genus and discuss its circumscription and character evolution.

Main Methods:

  • Taxonomic revision of Salisapilia.
  • Morphological and developmental characterization.
  • Phylogenetic analysis (implied by segregation from Halophytophthora and discussion of character evolution).

Main Results:

  • Five new combinations are proposed: S. bahamensis, S. elongata, S. epistomia, S. masteri, and S. mycoparasitica.
  • One new species, S. coffeyi, is described.
  • The species description of S. nakagirii is emended.
  • A key to the genus Salisapilia is provided.

Conclusions:

  • The revision clarifies the taxonomy and diversity of the genus Salisapilia.
  • The study enhances understanding of marine oomycete lineages.
  • Further research into character evolution within cultivable Peronosporales is warranted.