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Hughes, S.J. 1983: Fungi Canadenses. Agriculture Canada.

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Hughes, S.J. 1983: Fungi Canadenses. Agriculture Canada.
Fungi Canadenses.
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Bactrodesmium after Hughes, Cooper unpublished

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Conidiogenous cells conspicuously polyblastic, denticulate
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Conidiogenous cells predominantly monoblastic
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2
Conidia 4-septate, dark brown
B. betulicola
Conidia mostly 5-septate, pale brown to brown
B. pithoideum
3
Conidia with oblique or lateral scar
4
Conidia with basal scar
6
4
Conidia 18-23.5(-25.2)um wide
5
Conidia (13.5-)16.2-18um wide
B. cedricola
5
End cells with longitudinal septa
B. obliquum var. obliquum
End cells lacking longitudinal septa
B. obliquum var. sultonii
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Conidia with conspicuous black bands
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Conidia without conspicuous black bands
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7
Conidia 12-17 um wide, 3-7 septate with penultimate cell always much longer than others
B. abruptum
Conidia 15-25 um wide, 4-5 septate with the penultimate cell slightly longer than the terminal cell
B. obovatum
7’’
Conidia 20-23um wide, 2-3 septate near base, apical cell largest and nearly globose
B. globosum
Conidia elongate ellipsoid to fusiform < 20 um wide, 8-10 septa
B. submoniliforme
8’
Conidia clavate to narrowly ellipsoidal < 20 um wide
11
Conidia > 20 um wide
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10
Conidia > 35 um wide, pyriform 45-63 x 35-43um
B. moenitum
Conidia < 35 um wide, obovoid 43-72 x 22-38um
B. atrum
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Conidia pale brown to brown
12
Conidia dark brown with very pale basal cell(s)
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12
Conidia 2 septate, apical cell large
B. pyriforme
Conidia mostly 4- or 5-septate, not constricted, apical cell large
B. spilomeum
12’’
Conidia mostly 5- to 8-septate, slightly constricted, apical cell small
B. biformatum
Conidia mostly 4- or 5-septate
B. traversianum
13’
Conidia mostly 6- to 10-septate
B. rahmii

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