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Seven Armillaria species identifi ed from Hokkaido Island, northern Japan

Yuko Ota, Kozue Sotome, Eri Hasegawa

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Sixty-two isolates from basidiocarps of Armillaria spp. were obtained from Hokkaido Island, northern Japan. Six species (Armillaria cepistipes, A. gallica, A. nabsnona, A. ostoyae, A. sinapina, and an undescribed species, “Nag. E”) were identified by pairing tests with known tester strains and one subspecies (Armillaria mellea subsp. nipponica, a non-heterothallic form of A. mellea) was identified by its macro and micro-morphological characters of the basidiocarps. This is the first case of “Nag. E” being reported from Hokkaido Island.

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Sixty-two isolates from basidiocarps of Armillaria spp. were obtained from Hokkaido Island, northern Japan. Six species (Armillaria cepistipes, A. gallica, A. nabsnona, A. ostoyae, A. sinapina, and an undescribed species, “Nag. E”) were identified by pairing tests with known tester strains and one subspecies (Armillaria mellea subsp. nipponica, a non-heterothallic form of A. mellea) was identified by its macro and micro-morphological characters of the basidiocarps. This is the first case of “Nag. E” being reported from Hokkaido Island.

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Sixty-two isolates from basidiocarps of Armillaria spp. were obtained from Hokkaido Island, northern Japan. Six species (Armillaria cepistipes, A. gallica, A. nabsnona, A. ostoyae, A. sinapina, and an undescribed species, “Nag. E”) were identified by pairing tests with known tester strains and one subspecies (Armillaria mellea subsp. nipponica, a non-heterothallic form of A. mellea) was identified by its macro and micro-morphological characters of the basidiocarps. This is the first case of “Nag. E” being reported from Hokkaido Island.

Key concepts: Armillaria, Basidiocarp, Armillaria mellea, Subspecies, Biology, Botany, Taxonomy (biology), Zoology

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