Notes: Fusarium poae was recently epitypified by Crous et al. (2021). This is an easily recognizable species due to its abundant globose microconidia, and seldom present sickle-shaped, short macroconidia, which together with the production of fast growing (av. 9.7 mm/d), red PDA colonies distinguish this species from the morphologically similar, albeit phylogenetically distant species F. langsethiae and F. sibiricum (av. growth rates < 6 mm/d, and yellow colonies). Fusarium poae is a cosmopolitan species and a weak plant pathogen (Leslie & Summerell 2006), present in soil and aqueous environments (Domsch et al. 2007), animal feed and even human specimens (Leslie & Summerell 2006).