PROVISIONAL COMPUTER-GENERATED RED LIST ASSESSMENTS OF MELIOLA
Meliola bonarii
Assessment


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Scientific name

Meliola bonarii Bat. & Nascim. [IndexFungorum. Index of Fungi 2: 477]

Synonyms

None noted.

Vernacular names

None known.

Taxonomic position

Meliolaceae, Meliolales, Sordariomycetes, Ascomycota, Fungi.

Red List assessment

Data Deficient [IUCN Red List Categories and Criteria: version 3.1. Level: global].

Rationale

This evaluation is based on 11 records [breakdown: Cybernome (1 record); IndexFungorum (1 record); other catalogues (1 record)]. There are 3 records with dates, the earliest 1956 (the species was first described in 1957), the most recent 1961. Of dated records, 67% are post 1960. This species is recorded from 2 countries distributed through 2 continents and regions.

Although this species is widely distributed, no associated organisms are recorded. An appreciable proportion of dated records were made after 1960, but there are too few records to make any other evaluation.

Reasons for change from previous assessment

None: not previously assessed.

Date of assessment

29 November 2025.

Name/s of the assessor/s

D.W. Minter

Text documentation

Taxonomy. No comment.

Geographical distribution. Brazil (Amazonas); Philippines (Southwestern Tagalog).

IUCN area statistics [km²] AOO EOO
Pre-1961 16 11,399,577
1961-2000 8 insufficient data
Post-2000 0 0

Associated organisms and substrata [IUCN Red List status, if known]. Plantae (part): Adina sp. (leaf); Adina sp.

Habitat and ecology.

Threats. Climate change. Not known. Habitat destruction. Not known. Persecution. Not known. Pollution. Not known.

Population. Not known. With no direct information, observation frequency over time, if available, can be considered as a proxy to infer current population trend; for species associated with trees, loss of woodland cover over time is another possible proxy. Observation frequency over time. The species was first described in 1957. There are 3 datable records of this species. The earliest is 1956 and the most recent is 1961. The profile of dated records is: pre-1961 (1); 1961-2000 (2); post-2000 (0). Observations have increased and then declined again. Current trend (inferred). Recent decline. The small number of datable records makes this inference very uncertain.

Conservation actions (in situ). None known.

Conservation actions (ex situ). Culture collections. Straininfo: check current status. Genome banks. European Nucleotide Archive: check current status; NCBI: check current status.

Economic impacts (positive). Bioremediation. None known. Biotechnology. None known. Cultural. None known. Ecosystem services. None known. Feed (animals). None known. Food (human). None known. Medical/veterinary. None known.

Economic impacts (negative). Biodeterioration. None known. Disease. None known. Invasiveness. None known.