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Ceratocystis Versus Ophiostoma : A Reappraisal

Sybren de Hoog, R. J. Scheffer

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Abstract

In the Ceratocystis complex the genus Ophiostoma is maintained for species which have conidial anamorphs other than Chalara, have rhamnose in their cell walls, and are resistant to cycloheximide. Fourteen new combinations are proposed in Ophiostoma.

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In the Ceratocystis complex the genus Ophiostoma is maintained for species which have conidial anamorphs other than Chalara, have rhamnose in their cell walls, and are resistant to cycloheximide. Fourteen new combinations are proposed in Ophiostoma.

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In the Ceratocystis complex the genus Ophiostoma is maintained for species which have conidial anamorphs other than Chalara, have rhamnose in their cell walls, and are resistant to cycloheximide. Fourteen new combinations are proposed in Ophiostoma.

Key concepts: Ceratocystis, Ophiostoma, Biology, Botany, Fungus

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