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INDEX OF FUNGAL NAMES Arranged according to genus and then epithets. Synonymised names are italicised and page numbers of main entries are bolded. A superscript asterisk ( * ) points to pages with illustrations, a superscript c ( c ) to pages with a cladogram, a superscript t ( t ) to pages with a table and a superscript k ( k ) to pages with a key to genera or species. Acidomyces, 12 Acidomyces richmondensis, 12 Acladium biophilum, 85 Acladium herbarum, 105 Acrotheca acuta, 84 Acrotheca cerophila, 72 Acrotheca multispora, 84 Acrothecium multisporum, 84 Amorphotheca, 235, 242 Amorphotheca resinae, 235–236 * , 238 t , 239–241, 242 c , 244 Annulatascus triseptatus, 62 c , 64 c Antennaria cellaris, 75 Anungitea, 54 k , 185, 203–204, 216 Anungitea fragilis, 203–204 Anungitea heterospora, 204 Anungitea longicatenata, 54 k Anungitea rhabdospora, 204 Anungitea uniseptata, 211 Anungitopsis, 203–204, 216 Anungitopsis amoena, 163, 204, 207 Anungitopsis intermedia, 204, 209 Anungitopsis speciosa, 186, 188 c , 190 t , 193 c , 203–204, 216 Apiosporina, 205, 216 Apiosporina collinsii, 189 c , 191 t , 194 c , 205 Aporothielavia leptoderma, 36 c –37 c Ascochyta pisi, 36 c –37 c Ascocoryne cylichnium, 240 c Ascosphaera apis, 240 c Ascotaiwania hughesii, 62 c , 64 c Asperisporium, 31, 216 Athelia epiphylla, 6 c –7 c , 36 c –37 c , 58, 62 c , 64 c , 188 c , 193 c Aureobasidium caulivorum, 158 t Batcheloromyces, 4, 12 k Batcheloromyces eucalypti, 2 t , 6 c –7 c , 12 Batcheloromyces leucadendri, 2 t , 6 c –7 c , 12–13 * Batcheloromyces proteae, 2 t , 6 c –7 c , 12, 63 c , 65 c , 162 c Bispora, 52 k Bisporella citrina, 36 c –37 c , 240 c Blumeria graminis f. sp. bromi, 36 c –37 c Botryosphaeria ribis , 97 c , 240 c Botryosphaeria stevensii , 97 c Botrytis epichloës, 89 Byssoascus striatisporus, 240 c , 242 c Cadophora elatum, 46 Calicium, 236 Calicium viride, 240 c Calycina herbarum, 242 c Capnobotryella, 11 k –12, 17 Capnobotryella renispora, 2 t , 5, 6 c –7 c , 12 Capnodium citri, 240 c Capnodium coffeae, 6 c –7 c Capnodium salicinum, 2 t , 6 c –7 c Capronia, 55, 92, 185, 203, 216, 241–243 Capronia acutiseta, 188 c , 193 c , 243 c Capronia coronata, 62 c , 64 c , 243 c Capronia dactylotricha, 243 c Capronia epimyces, 243 c Capronia fungicola, 243 c Capronia hanliniana, 185, 212 Capronia hystrioides, 185, 212 Capronia mansonii, 6 c –7 c , 62 c , 64 c , 188 c , 193 c , 240 c , 243 c Capronia munkii, 188 c , 193 c , 243 c Capronia nigerrima, 243 c Capronia parasitica, 243 c Capronia pilosella, 188 c , 193 c , 243 c Capronia pulcherrima, 62 c , 64 c , 243 c Capronia semiimmersa, 243 c Capronia villosa, 241, 243 c Caproventuria, 185, 216, 205, 230 Caproventuria hanliniana, 189 c , 194 c , 205, 212 Caproventuria hystrioides, 185, 212 Carpoligna, 92 Carpoligna pleurothecii, 62 c , 64 c , 83 Castanedaea, 52 k Catenulostroma, 12 k , 13–14, 164 Catenulostroma abietis, 2 t , 6 c –7 c , 14 k –15, 17, 63 c , 65 c Catenulostroma castellanii, 2 t , 6 c –7 c , 36 c –37 c Catenulostroma chromoblastomycosum, 2 t , 6 c –7 c , 14 k –15 * , 16, 36 c –37 c Catenulostroma elginense, 2 t , 6 c –7 c , 15 k –16 Catenulostroma excentricum, 10, 14 k , 16 Catenulostroma germanicum, 2 t , 6 c –7 c , 14 k , 16 * –17, 36 c –37 c Catenulostroma macowanii, 2 t , 6 c –7 c , 15 k , 17, 63 c , 65 c , 162 c Catenulostroma microsporum, 2 t , 6 c –7 c , 10, 15 k , 17 Catenulostroma protearum, 14–15 k , 17 Catenulostroma sp., 2 t Ceramothyrium carniolicum, 188 c , 193 c , 240 c Cercospora, 1, 31, 164 Cercospora apii , 97 c Cercospora beticola , 97 c , 111 c Cercospora cruenta, 162 c Cercospora epicoccoides, 11 Cercospora eucalypti, 26 Cercospora penicillata, 1 Cercospora zebrina, 162 c Cercosporella centaureicola, 2 t , 6 c –7 c , 63 c , 65 c Cercostigmina, 30–31 Chaetomium globosum, 36 c –37 c Chaetomium homopilatum, 36 c –37 c Chloridium apiculatum, 68 Chloridium indicum, 68, 72–73 Chloridium minus, 76 Chloridium musae, 57, 72 Chloridium schulzerii, 84 Cibiessia, 11 k , 17, 24–25, 30 Cibiessia dimorphospora, 2 t , 6 c –7 c , 17, 63 c , 65 c Cibiessia minutispora, 2 t , 6 c –7 c Cibiessia nontingens, 2 t , 6 c –7 c Cistella acuum, 214 246
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