… identity of Botryosphaeria species on cultivated horticultural plants in south-eastern Australia.
All isolates sequenced in this study were able to be matched to existing species. Further …

… In addition, the type genus (Botryosphaeria) was subject to several changes that broadened
the … As a result, the genus Botryosphaeria and the family Botryosphaeriaceae became …

… the lectotype species for the genus. Subsequently, many additional Botryosphaeria species
… Many of the hosts in our analysis are agriculture-, forestry- or horticulture-related plants. The …

… In Iran forest and horticultural crops cover an area estimated respectively at 14.2 and 2.6
million ha. The most common forest trees are oak, beech, spruce, elm, alder, maple, juniper, …

… that many species continue to be moved globally as endophytes in plants and plant products.
A … For example, in 1998 all taxa were known as species of Botryosphaeria, or at least they …

… seventeen Botryosphaeriaceae species representing six genera (Botryosphaeria, Diplodia,
… pathogens that attack horticultural crops, namely grape, pistachio, Prunus species (almond …

… crops and ornamental plants as well as both in native and introduced forest tree species (Farr …
However, species identification in Botryosphaeria has been complicated due to the lack of …

… plant pathogens on different types of hosts. From agricultural crops to ornamental and forest
… are known to have limited distributions, and a few species such as Botryosphaeria dothidea, …

… extent of Botryosphaeria … species were not always significant (Table 4). The correlation
matrix showed that, when a single cultivar was inoculated with the three species of Botryosphaeria…

… four main species … species recovered from farms and nurseries were pathogenic on blueberry
stems but pathogenicity differed significantly between species and isolates within a species…