“…Acacia salicina , the originally labelled host of the holotype of U. tepperianum , belongs to the ‘ A. bivenosa group’ of closely related plant species, which also includes A. ampliceps , A. bivenosa , A. cupularis , A. didyma , A. ligulata , A. rostellifera , A. sclerosperma , A. startii , A. telmica , A. tysonii and A. xanthina ( Chapman & Maslin 1992 , Joseph et al 2013a , b ). Acacia ligulata has been historically confused with A. salicina ( Chapman & Maslin 1992 ) and at the time of the original fungal description, the two were considered conspecific.…”