Title of article
Molecular and morphological characterization of Endoconidioma populi from Kurdistan province, Iran
Author/Authors
Mirzaei، S. نويسنده Faculty of Agriculture,Department of Plant Protection,University of Kurdistan,Sanandaj,Iran , , Nahvi Moghadam، J. نويسنده Faculty of Agriculture,Department of Plant Protection,University of Kurdistan,Sanandaj,Iran , , Khaledi، E. نويسنده Faculty of Agriculture,Department of Plant Protection,University of Kurdistan,Sanandaj,Iran , , Abdollahzadeh، J. نويسنده Faculty of Agriculture,Department of Plant Protection,University of Kurdistan,Sanandaj,Iran , , Amini، J. نويسنده Faculty of Agriculture,Department of Plant Protection,University of Kurdistan,Sanandaj,Iran , , Abrinbana، M. نويسنده Faculty of Agriculture,Department of Plant Protection,Urmia University,Urmia,Iran ,
Issue Information
دوفصلنامه با شماره پیاپی سال 2015
Pages
7
From page
127
To page
133
Abstract
Black meristematic fungi are cosmopolitan and able to adapt to extreme fluctuations of ultraviolet radiation, temperature, and moisture and grow in exposed habitats such as stone surfaces. In a survey on fungi associated with fruit rots, leaf spots, canker, gummosis, dieback and trunk diseases of grapevine and walnut trees in Kurdistan Province (Iran), some black meristematic fungal isolates resemble to Endoconidioma/Hormonema were found on necrotic twigs. Based on morphology and sequence data (28S rDNA and ITS) the isolates were characterized as Endoconidioma populi as a first record for Iran mycobiota. This is a first report of this species from Juglans regia and Vitis vinifera.
Keywords
Dothideaceae , Hormonema , Grapevine , walnut , Coniozyma
Journal title
Mycologia Iranica
Serial Year
2015
Journal title
Mycologia Iranica
Record number
2397002
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