Walsh, E., Luo, J. & Zhang, N. (2014), Acidomelania panicicola gen. et sp. nov. from switchgrass roots in acidic New Jersey pine barrens. Mycologia 106(4): 857, figs 1A–E [tax. nov.]

• Type: "UNITED STATES. NEW JERSEY: pine barrens, N39 26.4738, W74 34.934, 3 m. Roots of Panicum virgatum, 1 Jun 2011, E. Walsh & N. Zhang 61R8 (HOLOTYPE, RUTPP-61R8; ex-holotype culture CBS137156)."

• Text: Identifier: MB 807850.
• Etymology: "‘panici’’ refers to the host genus or subfamilial name and ‘‘cola’’ means loving."

Tanney, J.B. & Seifert, K.A. (13 March 2020), Mollisiaceae: An overlooked lineage of diverse endophytes. Studies in Mycology 95: 349 [basionym]

basionym of: Mollisia panicicola (E.Walsh & N.Zhang) J.B.Tanney & Seifert legitimate

Mertin, A.A., Laurence, M.H., Merwe, M. van der et al. (30 September 2022), The culturable seed mycobiome of two Banksia species is dominated by latent saprotrophic and multi-trophic fungi. Fungal Biology Suppl. Appendix 1: 13 [secondary reference]

• Text: DNA sequences: from Australian isolate: GenBank OP082385 (LSU), ON989648 (ITS), OP066936 (EF1).
• Text: Recorded from Australia on the basis of: "Culture Accession: RBG7294, Host: B. serrata, Location: Wattamolla, NSW, Australia"

AusFungi (2025), AusFungi: - [nomenclatural synonym]

nomenclatural synonym of: Mollisia panicicola (E.Walsh & N.Zhang) J.B.Tanney & Seifert legitimate

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