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Citation title: "A new pathogen, Cladosporium hebeiense sp. nov. from grape leaves in China".

Study name: "A new pathogen, Cladosporium hebeiense sp. nov. from grape leaves in China".

This study is part of submission 21956 (Status: Published).

Citation

Wang C., Zhang W., Liu M., Wang Y., Yan J., Li X., & Wei Y. 2017. A new pathogen, Cladosporium hebeiense sp. nov. from grape leaves in China. Mycosphere, .

Authors

Wang C.
Zhang W.
Liu M.
Wang Y. +8618798899302
Yan J. 01051503434
Li X.
Wei Y.

Abstract

Grape leaf spot is a common disease that is important for grape production losses worldwide. A new species, Cladosporium hebeiense was isolated belonging to the genus Cladosporium from leaf spots of Vitis vinifera in China. Morphologically distinct C. hebeiense consists of erect, flexuous, distinctly geniculate, subcylindrical conidiophores; pale green-brown, smooth, thick-walled conidia with protuberant and darkened conidial hila; and aseptate, obovoidal to short ellipsoidal, small terminal conidia. A multigene phylogenetic analysis based on the internal transcribed spacer region, partial translation elongation factor 1-alpha gene and the actin gene shown C. hebeiense as a new species, different from C. ramotenellum. This study provides morphological and molecular biological studies of the new species.

Keywords

Cladosporium hebeiense; grape leaf spot; new species; phylogeny; taxonomy

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	 author = {Caixia  Wang  and Wei  ZHANG and Mei  Liu and Yong  Wang and Jiye  Yan and XingHong  Li and Yanmin  Wei},
	 title = {A new pathogen, Cladosporium hebeiense sp. nov. from grape leaves in China},
	 year = {2017},
	 keywords = {Cladosporium hebeiense;  grape leaf spot; new species; phylogeny; taxonomy},
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	 url = {http://},
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	 journal = {Mycosphere},
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	 abstract = {Grape leaf spot is a common disease that is important for grape production losses worldwide. A new species, Cladosporium hebeiense was isolated belonging to the genus Cladosporium from leaf spots of Vitis vinifera in China. Morphologically distinct C. hebeiense consists of  erect, flexuous, distinctly geniculate, subcylindrical conidiophores; pale green-brown, smooth, thick-walled conidia with protuberant and darkened conidial hila; and aseptate, obovoidal to short ellipsoidal, small terminal conidia. A multigene phylogenetic analysis based on the internal transcribed spacer region, partial translation elongation factor 1-alpha gene and the actin gene shown C. hebeiense as a new species, different from C. ramotenellum. This study provides morphological and molecular biological studies of the new species. }
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AU  - Wang ,Caixia 
AU  - ZHANG,Wei 
AU  - Liu,Mei 
AU  - Wang,Yong 
AU  - Yan,Jiye 
AU  - Li,XingHong 
AU  - Wei,Yanmin 
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PY  - 2017
KW  - Cladosporium hebeiense;  grape leaf spot; new species; phylogeny; taxonomy
UR  - http://dx.doi.org/
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