Endophyte-host associations in forage grasses. VII. Acremonium chisosum, a new species isolated from Stipa eminens in Texas
James Francis White, G. Morgan‐Jones
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James Francis White, G. Morgan‐Jones
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Acremontum chtsosum White and Morgan-Jones, a new endophytic species isolated from culms, leaf sheaths and seeds of Sttpa eminens Cav., in Texas, is described and illustrated.It is compared with other endophytes classified in section Albo-lanosa Morgan--Jones and Gams of the genus Acremontum Link.Fungal endophytes are also reported from Sttpa lobata Swallen, S. robusta (Vasey) Scribn., and S. viridula Trin.
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Acremontum chtsosum White and Morgan-Jones, a new endophytic species isolated from culms, leaf sheaths and seeds of Sttpa eminens Cav., in Texas, is described and illustrated.It is compared with other endophytes classified in section Albo-lanosa Morgan--Jones and Gams of the genus Acremontum Link.Fungal endophytes are also reported from Sttpa lobata Swallen, S. robusta (Vasey) Scribn., and S. viridula Trin.
Key concepts: Acremonium, Biology, Endophyte, Stipa, Botany, Forage, Poaceae, Host (biology)