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The Hymenoscyphus teleomorph of Geniculospora grandis
Transactions of the British Mycological Society, 1984Single-ascospore cultures of Hymenoscyphus africanus sp.nov. from decaying tree leaves, when submersed in water, yielded conidia of the Ingoldian hyphomycete Geniculospora grandis.
E. Descals, P.J. Fisher, J. Webster
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Electrophoretic protein patterns of Geotrichum and its teleomorphs
Antonie van Leeuwenhoek, 1990Total patterns of water-soluble proteins of 35 strains (7 species) of Galactomyces and Dipodascus strains with their respective Geotrichum anamorphs are compared. Quantitative differences among a number of species are found with iso-electric focusing; bands that characterize species are selected. Qualitative differences are found between the teleomorph
G S, de Hoog, A E, Amberger
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A Valsa teleomorph for Cytospora eucalypticola
Mycological Research, 1991A Valsa teleomorph of Cytospora eucalypticola has been found in south-east Australia. Comparison with other Valsa species suggests that the fungus should be identified as V. ceratosperma. The retention of C. eucalypticola for the anamorph commonly isolated in Australia and South Africa is suggested as this fungus appears to have some distinctive ...
K.M. Old, Z.Q. Yuan, T. Kobayashi
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The teleomorph of Cercosporidium henningsii
Transactions of the British Mycological Society, 1985Mycosphaerella henningsii nom.nov. (syn. M. manihotis Ghesquire & Henrard) is redescribed and illustrated as the teleomorph of Cercosporidtum henningsii. Mycosphaerella manihotis Ghesquiere & Henrard (1924) is correlated with Cercosporidium henningsii (Allescher) Deighton.
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Anamorph-Teleomorph Relationships
1992About 300 species of Ingoldian hyphomycetes are now known (Descals et al. 1993). They grow mostly on leaves and twigs in rapidly flowing freshwater streams, but some are found in lakes, in stagnant water and some in terrestrial habitats but dispersed in water (see Chap. 2). It is probably best to regard some of them as amphibious fungi.
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The teleomorph of Asperisporium pongamiae
Transactions of the British Mycological Society, 1985Mycosphaerella pongamiae , based on Stigmatea pongamiae , is described and illustrated as the teleomorph of Asperisporium pongamiae . The genetic connexion between the teleomorph and the anamorph has not been established in culture but is undoubtedly suggested by close association and connexion to each other by common mycelia.
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Teleomorphic Microfungi Associated with Pandanaceae
2012Thirty-three genera and 74 species of teleomorphic fungi were found on dead leaves of Pandanaceae, collected in ten countries (Australia, Brunei Darussalam, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Mauritius, Nepal, New Zealand, Philippines, Seychelles, Vanuatu). This includes one new genus of teleomorphic fungi (Callerascus) and 15 new species (Arachnopeziza lachnoides ...
Stephen R. Whitton +2 more
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The teleomorph of Curvularia tuberculata
Transactions of the British Mycological Society, 1985Cochliobolus tuberculatus sp.nov. is described and illustrated from culture as the teleomorph of Curvularia tuberculata . A key to Cochliobolus species with Curvularia anamorphs is provided.
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Classicula : the teleomorph of Naiadella fluitans
Mycologia, 2003A new genus, Classicula, and a new species, Classicula fluitans, are described in the Urediniomycetes for the teleomorph of Naiadella fluitans. Classicula fluitans forms transversely septate basidia with subapically swollen sterigmata and long fusiform basidiospores.
Robert, Bauer +3 more
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Chemotaxonomy of Aspergillus and Associated Teleomorphs
Nippon Ishinkin Gakkai Zasshi, 1991The complexity of Aspergillus has been emphasized by the diversity of teleomorph and the heterogeneity of ubiquinone systems. The resolution by traditional morphological approaches has been limited, and a need for newer approaches has become apparent. Current trends in Aspergillus chemotaxonomy are presented based mainly on our previously published and
Junta SUGIYAMA +3 more
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