Remarks on species of Phoma referred to Peryonellaea
G. H. Boerema, Maria M. J. Dorenbosch, H. A. Kesteren
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G. H. Boerema, Maria M. J. Dorenbosch, H. A. Kesteren
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The authors conclude that the separation of the form-genus Peyronellaea Goid. ex Togliani from Phoma Sacc. is both undesirable and unpracticable. A comparative study of the data in the literature, of original cultures, and of herbarium material of the fungi ascribed to Peyronellaea, leads to the distinction of three species: Phoma glomerata (Cda.) Wr. & Hochapf., Phoma prunicola (Opiz) Wr. & Hochapf., and Phoma musae (Joly) comb. nov. The synonymy and characteristics of these species are discussed and a key is given.
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The authors conclude that the separation of the form-genus Peyronellaea Goid. ex Togliani from Phoma Sacc. is both undesirable and unpracticable. A comparative study of the data in the literature, of original cultures, and of herbarium material of the fungi ascribed to Peyronellaea, leads to the distinction of three species: Phoma glomerata (Cda.) Wr. & Hochapf., Phoma prunicola (Opiz) Wr. & Hochapf., and Phoma musae (Joly) comb. nov. The synonymy and characteristics of these species are discussed and a key is given.
Key concepts: Phoma, Biology, Herbarium, Botany, Key (lock), Taxonomy (biology), Genus, Ecology