@ARTICLE{TreeBASE2Ref22714,
author = {Istiana Prihatini and Morag Glen and Tim Wardlaw and Caroline Mohammed},
title = {Multigene phylogenetic study of Cyclaneusma species.},
year = {2014},
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url = {http://},
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journal = {Forest Pathology},
volume = {},
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abstract = {Cyclaneusma Needle Cast is associated with the fungal pathogen Cyclaneusma minus. The disease has led to significant losses of Pinus radiata production in New Zealand but the disease appears less serious in Australia. Two cultural morphotypes of C. minus have been discriminated in New Zealand and isolates from Australia also correspond to these two morphotypes. In order to examine if the two morphotypes of Cyclaneusma are different species, phylogenetic analysis using sequences from five gene regions (rDNA ITS, mt-LSU, n-LSU, tef-1 and BetaT-1) was conducted. This study revealed that C. minus consists of two distinct clades which correspond to the two morphotypes. One morphotype (verum) was more closely related to C. niveum than to the other morphotype (simile). A morphological description is required to formalise the new species represented by the simile clade; an investigation of the individual pathogenic behaviours of both morphotypes is also required.}
}
Citation for Study 15159
Citation title:
"Multigene phylogenetic study of Cyclaneusma species.".
Study name:
"Multigene phylogenetic study of Cyclaneusma species.".
This study is part of submission 15159
(Status: Published).
Citation
Prihatini I., Glen M., Wardlaw T., & Mohammed C. 2014. Multigene phylogenetic study of Cyclaneusma species. Forest Pathology, .
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Prihatini I.
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Glen M.
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Wardlaw T.
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Mohammed C.
Abstract
Cyclaneusma Needle Cast is associated with the fungal pathogen Cyclaneusma minus. The disease has led to significant losses of Pinus radiata production in New Zealand but the disease appears less serious in Australia. Two cultural morphotypes of C. minus have been discriminated in New Zealand and isolates from Australia also correspond to these two morphotypes. In order to examine if the two morphotypes of Cyclaneusma are different species, phylogenetic analysis using sequences from five gene regions (rDNA ITS, mt-LSU, n-LSU, tef-1 and BetaT-1) was conducted. This study revealed that C. minus consists of two distinct clades which correspond to the two morphotypes. One morphotype (verum) was more closely related to C. niveum than to the other morphotype (simile). A morphological description is required to formalise the new species represented by the simile clade; an investigation of the individual pathogenic behaviours of both morphotypes is also required.
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@ARTICLE{TreeBASE2Ref22714,
author = {Istiana Prihatini and Morag Glen and Tim Wardlaw and Caroline Mohammed},
title = {Multigene phylogenetic study of Cyclaneusma species.},
year = {2014},
keywords = {},
doi = {},
url = {http://},
pmid = {},
journal = {Forest Pathology},
volume = {},
number = {},
pages = {},
abstract = {Cyclaneusma Needle Cast is associated with the fungal pathogen Cyclaneusma minus. The disease has led to significant losses of Pinus radiata production in New Zealand but the disease appears less serious in Australia. Two cultural morphotypes of C. minus have been discriminated in New Zealand and isolates from Australia also correspond to these two morphotypes. In order to examine if the two morphotypes of Cyclaneusma are different species, phylogenetic analysis using sequences from five gene regions (rDNA ITS, mt-LSU, n-LSU, tef-1 and BetaT-1) was conducted. This study revealed that C. minus consists of two distinct clades which correspond to the two morphotypes. One morphotype (verum) was more closely related to C. niveum than to the other morphotype (simile). A morphological description is required to formalise the new species represented by the simile clade; an investigation of the individual pathogenic behaviours of both morphotypes is also required.}
}
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ID - 22714
AU - Prihatini,Istiana
AU - Glen,Morag
AU - Wardlaw,Tim
AU - Mohammed,Caroline
T1 - Multigene phylogenetic study of Cyclaneusma species.
PY - 2014
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UR - http://dx.doi.org/
N2 - Cyclaneusma Needle Cast is associated with the fungal pathogen Cyclaneusma minus. The disease has led to significant losses of Pinus radiata production in New Zealand but the disease appears less serious in Australia. Two cultural morphotypes of C. minus have been discriminated in New Zealand and isolates from Australia also correspond to these two morphotypes. In order to examine if the two morphotypes of Cyclaneusma are different species, phylogenetic analysis using sequences from five gene regions (rDNA ITS, mt-LSU, n-LSU, tef-1 and BetaT-1) was conducted. This study revealed that C. minus consists of two distinct clades which correspond to the two morphotypes. One morphotype (verum) was more closely related to C. niveum than to the other morphotype (simile). A morphological description is required to formalise the new species represented by the simile clade; an investigation of the individual pathogenic behaviours of both morphotypes is also required.
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