Anungitea guangxiensis and Ellisembia longchiensis, two new species from southern China

Two new hyphomycete species, Anungitea guangxiensis and Ellisembia longchiensis, are described and illustrated from specimens collected on dead branches in southern China. Anungitea guangxiensis is characterized by conidiogenous cells that are polyblastic, integrated, terminal, smooth, and denticulate (with cylindrical denticles) and conidia produced in acropetal chains. Ellisembia longchiensis is characterized by distinct, single, unbranched, erect conidiophores, monoblastic conidiogenous cells, and distoseptate conidia that have a small, globose, mucilaginous apical sheath.