Cytospora from Salix in northern China
Cytospora from Salix in northern China
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中国北方柳属的细胞孢子虫
DOI:
10.5248/129.303
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发表时间:
2014-10-01
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通讯作者:
Zhang, Yu-Bo
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作者:
Fan, Xin-Lei;Tian, Cheng-Ming;Zhang, Yu-Bo
Fungal specimens from Salix causing willow Cytospora canker in northern China were evaluated through morphological observation and phylogenetic analysis. They were identified as four species - C. rostrata sp. nov., C. nivea, C. chrysosperma, and Valsa populina. Cytospora rostrata is a new beaked species parasitizing Salix cupularis in Gansu Province, China. It is morphologically distinguished from other Cytospora species by its fruiting bodies with a single locule and a thorn-like beak. Molecular evidence obtained from the internal transcribed spacer (ITS) region also suggests that C. rostrata represents a distinct lineage within Cytospora. This is the first Chinese record of C. nivea on Salix.