Fungi Associated withEucalyptusin South Africa

A List ofEucalyptusLeaf Fungi and their Potential Importance to South African Forestry

“…Brazil, Formosa, India, delegatensis, E. [astigata, 1982;Gibson, 1975;New Zealand, S. Africa, E. globulus, E. nitens, Lanier, 1986;Magnani, S.E. Asia, Zaire E. regnans, and others 1965;Salerno, 1957; (see references) Wingfield,1987 Sobers, 1967Lanier, 1986Peerally, 1974a;Sharma et al, 1984a Crous (unpublished data); Barnard, 1984;Booth & Gibson, 1973;Lundquist & Baxter, 1986Swart, 1988Gibson, 1975Gibson, 1975Gibson, 1975Lanier, 1986;Sinclair et al, 1987Boesewinkel,1981Hansford, 1956;Sutton, 1971bSutton, , 1980Swart, 1988Barr & Hodges, 1987Gibson, 1975Lundquist & Baxter, 1985Lundquist & Foreman, 1986;Sutton, 1980;Sutton & Gibson, 1977Gibson, 1975Gibson, 1975;Sutton, 1971bSutton, 1975Gibson, 1975;Sutton, 1971bGibson, 1975Sutton, 1971bGibson, 1975Sutton, 1971bDoidge, 1950…”

“…to South African forestry, very little is known about the diseases affecting this host locally. Only a few eucalypt leaf pathogens have been recorded (Doidge, 1950;Doidge et al, 1953;Lundquist and Baxter, 1985). Of these, Mycosphaerella leaf blotch has had a significant impact on forestry in South Africa.…”

Systematic reappraisal of Coniella and Pilidiella, with specific reference to species occurring on Eucalyptus and Vitis in South Africa

“…Notes: Pilidiella diplodiella (as C. petrakii) has previously been recorded from South Africa on Eucalyptus (Lundquist & Baxter 1985). An examination of this specimen showed that it was not C. petrakii, but C. petrakioidea.…”

Fungi associated withPinusin South Africa. Part II. The Cape

“…in South Africa are listed. A similiar list for the Transvaal has been published (Lundquist, 1986). Lists in this series were prepared from a search of records at the National Collection of not re-examined for the purpose of verifying their original identifications.…”