Cytospora Ehrenb. 1818
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Cytospora Ehrenb., Sylv. Mycol. Berol. 28 (1818)
Cytospora Ehrenb. 1818
Biostatus
Nomenclature
Ehrenb.
Ehrenb.
1818
28
ICN
Cytospora Ehrenb. 1818
genus
Cytospora
Classification
Subordinates
- Cytospora actinidiae
- Cytospora alyxiae
- Cytospora ampulliformis
- Cytospora andinum
- Cytospora auerswaldii
- Cytospora aurora
- Cytospora berkeleyi
- Cytospora caryogena
- Cytospora ceratosperma
- Cytospora chrysosperma
- Cytospora cincta
- Cytospora clypeata
- Cytospora corni
- Cytospora curreyi
- Cytospora curvata
- Cytospora diatrypa
- Cytospora diatrypelloidea
- Cytospora donetzica
- Cytospora erumpens
- Cytospora eucalypticola
- Cytospora eugeniae
- Cytospora euonymi
- Cytospora foliicola
- Cytospora friesii
- Cytospora fuckelii
- Cytospora hippophaes
- Cytospora horrida
- Cytospora italica
- Cytospora leucosperma
- Cytospora leucostoma
- Cytospora longiostiolata
- Cytospora loranthi
- Cytospora lumnitzericola
- Cytospora massariana
- Cytospora melnikii
- Cytospora metrosideri
- Cytospora minuta
- Cytospora nivea
- Cytospora ostryae
- Cytospora parakantschavelii
- Cytospora parasitica
- Cytospora paratranslucens
- Cytospora personata
- Cytospora predappioensis
- Cytospora prunicola
- Cytospora pseudoplatani
- Cytospora pustulata
- Cytospora rusanovii
- Cytospora salicacearum
- Cytospora salicicola
- Cytospora salicina
- Cytospora schweinitzii
- Cytospora sorbi
- Cytospora sorbicola
- Cytospora thailandica
- Cytospora tilliae
- Cytospora translucens
- Cytospora tristicha
- Cytospora ulmi
- Cytospora umbrina
- Cytospora viridistroma
Synonyms
Associations
has host
Descriptions
Cytospora Ehrenb. 1818
The genus Cytospora includes fungal species that occur mostly on woody plants including angiosperms and gymnosperms. Species of Cytospora (sexual morphs including Leucostoma, Valsa, Valsella and Valseutypella) have a cosmopolitan distribution and are most likely endophytes or latent pathogens in healthy plant tissues. They can also become important pathogens when their host trees are under stress (Schoeneweiss 1981, 1983). In this pathogenic phase, most Cytospora species cause canker diseases (Sinclair et al. 1987, Farr et al. 1989, Fan t al. 2020). The sporocarps of these fungi are then found on the dying wood associated with these cankers.
Taxonomic concepts
Cytospora Ehrenb. 1818
Cytospora Ehrenb. 1818
Cytospora Ehrenb. 1818
Cytospora Ehrenb. (1818)
Cytospora Ehrenb. 1818
Cytospora Ehrenb. (1818)
Cytospora Ehrenb. 1818
Cytospora Ehrenb.
Cytospora Ehrenb. 1818
Cytospora Ehrenb. (1818)
Cytospora Ehrenb. 1818
Cytospora Ehrenb. 1818
Leucocytospora (Höhn.) Höhn. (1927)
Leucocytospora (Höhn.) Höhn. (1927)
Leucocytospora (Höhn.) Höhn.
Leucostoma (Nitschke) Höhn. (1917)
Leucostoma (Nitschke) Höhn. (1917)
Leucostoma (Nitschke) Höhn.
Leucostoma (Nitschke) Höhn.
Cytospora Ehrenb. 1818
Torsellia Fr. (1849)
Torsellia Fr. (1849)
Torsellia Fr.
Valsa Fr. (1849)
Valsa Fr. (1849)
Valsa Fr.
Valsella Fuckel (1870) [1869-70]
Valsella Fuckel (1870) [1869-70]
Valsella Fuckel
Valsella Fuckel
Cytospora Ehrenb. 1818
Valseutypella Höhn. (1919)
Valseutypella Höhn. (1919)
Valseutypella Höhn.
Valseutypella Höhn.
Cytospora Ehrenb. 1818
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Notes
taxonomic status
One fungus one name. Use Cytospora 1818 rather than Valsa 1825, Valsella 1870, Leucostoma 1917, Valseutypella 1919, or Leucocytospora 1927
Metadata
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1 January 2001
9 October 2017