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New Zealand Journal of Botany abstract


Tar-spot fungi on Nothofagus in New Zealand - a preliminary report

PETER R. JOHNSTON

Herbarium PDD
Landcare Research
Private Bag 92170
Auckland, New Zealand

Abstract  Descriptions and illustrations are provided for seven species of fungi associated with tar-spot-like symptoms on living Nothofagus leaves in New Zealand. The fungi treated are Trabutia nothofagi Syd. and its anamorph Baeumleria nothofagi (Henn.) Petr. & Syd., another Trabutia sp. (which is not formally described as the only known collection in immature), two unidentified coelomycete fungi, and two species described as new, Monostichella nothofagi and Piggotia nothofagi. All of the species are known from very few collections, and none from outside New Zealand.

Keywords  New Zealand; fungi; Nothofagus; Trabutia; Baeumleria; Monostichella; Piggotia

B98061
Received 4 November 1998; accepted 8 July 1999

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