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Eriocercospora olivacea Piroz. 1974

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Eriocercospora olivacea Piroz., Kavaka 2 38 (1974)
Eriocercospora olivacea Piroz. 1974

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Indigenous, non-endemic
Present
New Zealand
Political Region

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Piroz.
Piroz.
Pirozynski, K.A. 1974: Kavaka 2
1974
38
as 'olivaceae'
ICN
Eriocercospora olivacea Piroz. 1974
species
Eriocercospora olivacea
Type Solomon Islands

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Fungi
Ascomycota
Eriocercospora
olivacea

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Hughes, S.J. 1993: Meliolina and its excluded species. Mycological Papers. 166.

Eriocercospora olivacea Piroz. 1974

Eriocercospora olivacea Pirozynski (1974) was described on Meliolina subramanianii (as `M. mollis') on Syzygium ?montanum from Gudalur, Nilgiris, Tamil Nadu, India (DAOM 145763). This species can now be recorded, (1) on Meliolina novae-zealandiae on Metrosideros excelsa from New Zealand (PDD 28428); (2) on Meliolina lanceolata on Syzygium chandrasekharanii from Kerala State, India (DAOM 211985b); (3) on Meliolina sp. (Appendix no. 31) on Syzygium laetum from Tamil Nadu, (DAOM 212044b), and (4) on Meliolina sp. (Appendix no. 13) on Mearnsia salomonensis (`or aff.') from Ferguson I., Papua New Guinea.

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Eriocercospora olivacea Piroz. 1974
Eriocercospora olivacea Piroz. (1974)
Hughes, S.J. (1993)
Eriocercospora olivacea Piroz. 1974
Eriocercospora olivacea Piroz. (1974)
Pennycook, S.R.; Galloway, D.J. (2004)
Eriocercospora olivacea Piroz. 1974
Eriocercospora olivacea Piroz. (1974)
Pirozynski, K.A. (1974)

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typification
Type Solomon Islands

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1cb1b27e-36b9-11d5-9548-00d0592d548c
scientific name
Names_Fungi
1 March 1994
10 May 2011
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