Diseases of crops in the Maldives

Hunter, David G.; Shafia, A.

doi:10.1071/ap00032

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The Geographic Range and Ecology Of Modern Zygosporium1

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“…Pirozynski (1972) found Z. majus as causing brown leaf spots. Z. gibbum was reported as agent causing spots on bean from the Maldives (Hunter and 2000) and on Mangifera indica L. from Pakistan (Abbas et al 2011). The same species was found to be fungicolous on rust Puccinia oxalidis Dietel & Ellis (Carreón and Romero 1999), rust Coleosporium plumeriae Pat.…”

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The first fossil record of the anamorphic genus Zygosporium Mont. from the Oligocene of Csolnok (N Hungary)

Worobiec

Erdei

2022

Mycol Progress

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Remains of a fungus with unique morphological characters were found on the leaf cuticle of a fossil leaf preserved in Oligocene deposits from Csolnok, Hungary. Vesicular conidiophores with characteristic, darkly pigmented, incurved vesicles were compared with those of the modern representatives of the anamorphic genus Zygosporium. Based on the fossil find, a new fossil-species, Zygosporium oligocenicum G. Worobiec sp. nov., having vesicular conidiophores that arise directly from the mycelium, was described. The fossil Zygosporium oligocenicum presumably preferred warm climate and, similarly to most modern members of the genus, was a saprophyte on fallen, decaying leaves.

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confidence: 99%