Alguns fungos do Brasil III: Ustilaginales

Viégas, A. P.

doi:10.1590/s0006-87051944000700003

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“…For Central and South America and the Caribbean, monographs or checklists of smut fungi are published for Costa Rica (Piepenbring 1996), Panama (Piepenbring 2001), Cuba (Piepenbring and Hernández 1998), Colombia (Molina-Valero 1980;Piepenbring 2002a), Bolivia (Piepenbring 2002b), Brazil (Viegas 1944), and the Neotropics (Piepenbring 2003). A monographic treatment of the smut fungi of Argentina was published by Hirschhorn (1986).…”

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Species diversity of Basidiomycota

Zhao

Liu

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Fungal Diversity

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Species diversity of Basidiomycota

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Pathogenic mycobiota of the weeds Bidens pilosa and Bidens subalternans

Guatimosim

Pinto

Pereira

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Trop. plant pathol.

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Bidens pilosa and B. subalternans are highly noxious herbaceous neotropical asteraceous weeds. A survey of fungal pathogens associated with these two species was undertaken in Brazil, aimed at finding natural enemies in order to establish the potential for introducing novel specific pathogens from other regions of the world, as classical biological control agents. Ten fungal species were found associated with both B. pilosa and B. subalternans, namely: Cercospora bidentis, C. maculicola, Entyloma bidentis, E. compositarum, E. guaraniticum, Neoerysiphe cumminsiana, Plasmopara halstedii, Podosphaera xanthii, Uromyces bidentis, and U. bidenticola. Three other species were found solely associated only with B. subalternans: Colletotrichum bidentis, Pseudocercosporella bidentis and Sphaceloma bidentis. Pseudocercosporella bidentis is described herein as new to science.

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Notes on Indian Ustilagineae. IV

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1952

Mycologia

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Alguns fungos do Brasil III: Ustilaginales

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Species diversity of Basidiomycota

Species diversity of Basidiomycota

Pathogenic mycobiota of the weeds Bidens pilosa and Bidens subalternans

Notes on Indian Ustilagineae. IV

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