Fungi Australian Fungi Name Index (AFNI)

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Showing Uromycladium woodii

Pileolariaceae

, legitimate

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235, fig. 19

[tax. nov.]

Type: "Type. Australia, Western Australia, Porongurup, on Paraserianthes lophantha, July 2010, L. Braun (spores harvested by A.R. Wood on 24 Feb. 2011 from inoculated plants maintained at the Agricultural Research Council – Plant Protection Research Institute; ARC-PPRI) (holotype BRIP 61600) ... "

Text: DNA sequences: from holotype: GenBank KR994825 (SSU), KR994779 (ITS), KR994733 (LSU), KR995033 (CO3).
Text: identifier: MB 818556
Etymology: "Named after the South African plant pathologist, Dr Alan R. Wood, who has discovered and collected many rusts in Australia and South Africa."

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