We are studying seed and fruit inhabiting fungi in Thailand and this paper introduces a new species,Diaporthe collariana,from Magnolia champaca fruits,collected in Chiang Rai Province.Molecular analysis of a combined ...We are studying seed and fruit inhabiting fungi in Thailand and this paper introduces a new species,Diaporthe collariana,from Magnolia champaca fruits,collected in Chiang Rai Province.Molecular analysis of a combined ITS,TEF1,TUB and CAL sequence DNA and morphological data provide evidence to justify the new species.Diaporthe collariana is characterized by producing alpha and beta conidia,and conidiogenous cells with prominent,flared collarettes.The new species is compared with closely related species in the genus.展开更多
基金The Research of Featured Microbial Resources and Diversity Investigation in Southwest Karst area(Project No.2014FY120100)is thanked for financial supportthe Chinese Academy of Sciences,project number 2013T2S0030,for the award of a Visiting Professorship for Senior International Scientists at Kunming Institute of Botanyextend their appreciation to the International Scientific Partnership Program ISPP at King Saud University for funding this research work through ISPP#0089.
文摘We are studying seed and fruit inhabiting fungi in Thailand and this paper introduces a new species,Diaporthe collariana,from Magnolia champaca fruits,collected in Chiang Rai Province.Molecular analysis of a combined ITS,TEF1,TUB and CAL sequence DNA and morphological data provide evidence to justify the new species.Diaporthe collariana is characterized by producing alpha and beta conidia,and conidiogenous cells with prominent,flared collarettes.The new species is compared with closely related species in the genus.
