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Citation title: "Ophiodiaporthe cyatheae gen. et sp. nov., an ascomycete causing a devastating wilt disease of Cyathea lepifera in Taiwan".

Study name: "Ophiodiaporthe cyatheae gen. et sp. nov., an ascomycete causing a devastating wilt disease of Cyathea lepifera in Taiwan".

This study is part of submission 13462 (Status: Published).

Citation

Fu C., Hsieh H., Chen C., Chang T., Huang Y., & Ju Y. 2013. Ophiodiaporthe cyatheae gen. et sp. nov., an ascomycete causing a devastating wilt disease of Cyathea lepifera in Taiwan. Mycologia, .

Authors

Fu C.
Hsieh H.
Chen C.
Chang T.
Huang Y.
Ju Y.

Abstract

The scaly tree fern Cyathea lepifera in Taiwan has been severely devastated by an ascomycete in recent years. This fungus resembles species of Diaporthe, but, unlike anamorphic Diaporthe with two types of conidia, its anamorph produces one conidium type only. It is herein described as Ophiodiaporthe cyatheae gen. et sp. nov. Through pathogenicity tests, O. cyatheae was demonstrated a causal agent of the C. lepifera wilt disease. Interestingly, sporulating structures of O. cyatheae have not been found on C. lepifera plants but in culture only. The mating system is homothallic. Phylogenetic analyses based on combined sequences of nSSU-rDNA, nLSU-rDNA, EF1-?, and RPB2 confirmed that O. cyatheae is closely related to Diaporthe and should be accepted in the Diaporthaceae.

Keywords

Ascomycota, Cyathea lepifera, Diaporthaceae, Diaporthales, pathogen, systematics

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	 author = {Chuen-Hsu  Fu and Huei-Mei  Hsieh and Chi-Yu  Chen and Tun-Tschu  Chang and Yao-Moan  Huang and Yu-Ming  Ju},
	 title = {Ophiodiaporthe cyatheae gen. et sp. nov., an ascomycete causing a devastating wilt disease of Cyathea lepifera in Taiwan},
	 year = {2013},
	 keywords = {Ascomycota, Cyathea lepifera, Diaporthaceae, Diaporthales, pathogen, systematics},
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	 journal = {Mycologia},
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	 abstract = {The scaly tree fern Cyathea lepifera in Taiwan has been severely devastated by an ascomycete in recent years. This fungus resembles species of Diaporthe, but, unlike anamorphic Diaporthe with two types of conidia, its anamorph produces one conidium type only. It is herein described as Ophiodiaporthe cyatheae gen. et sp. nov. Through pathogenicity tests, O. cyatheae was demonstrated a causal agent of the C. lepifera wilt disease. Interestingly, sporulating structures of O. cyatheae have not been found on C. lepifera plants but in culture only. The mating system is homothallic. Phylogenetic analyses based on combined sequences of nSSU-rDNA, nLSU-rDNA, EF1-?, and RPB2 confirmed that O. cyatheae is closely related to Diaporthe and should be accepted in the Diaporthaceae.}
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		TY  - JOUR
ID  - 21415
AU  - Fu,Chuen-Hsu 
AU  - Hsieh,Huei-Mei 
AU  - Chen,Chi-Yu 
AU  - Chang,Tun-Tschu 
AU  - Huang,Yao-Moan 
AU  - Ju,Yu-Ming 
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PY  - 2013
KW  - Ascomycota
KW  - Cyathea lepifera
KW  - Diaporthaceae
KW  - Diaporthales
KW  - pathogen
KW  - systematics
UR  - http://dx.doi.org/
N2  - The scaly tree fern Cyathea lepifera in Taiwan has been severely devastated by an ascomycete in recent years. This fungus resembles species of Diaporthe, but, unlike anamorphic Diaporthe with two types of conidia, its anamorph produces one conidium type only. It is herein described as Ophiodiaporthe cyatheae gen. et sp. nov. Through pathogenicity tests, O. cyatheae was demonstrated a causal agent of the C. lepifera wilt disease. Interestingly, sporulating structures of O. cyatheae have not been found on C. lepifera plants but in culture only. The mating system is homothallic. Phylogenetic analyses based on combined sequences of nSSU-rDNA, nLSU-rDNA, EF1-?, and RPB2 confirmed that O. cyatheae is closely related to Diaporthe and should be accepted in the Diaporthaceae.
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JF  - Mycologia
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