meliola kannurensis sp. nov. from (kannur) - Bioscience Discovery
meliola kannurensis sp. nov. from (kannur) - Bioscience Discovery
meliola kannurensis sp. nov. from (kannur) - Bioscience Discovery
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Hosagoudar et al. ISSN: 2231-024X (Online)<br />
EXPLANATION TO LINE DRAWINGS<br />
Fig. 1. Meliola mutabilidis <strong>sp</strong>.<strong>nov</strong>.<br />
a-Appressorium, b- Phialide, c-Apical portion of the<br />
mycelial setae, d-Asco<strong>sp</strong>ores<br />
Materials examined:<br />
On leaves of Ficus gibbosa Bl. (Moraceae), Edat,<br />
Payyannur, Kannur, Jan.21, 2011, M. Soumya TBGT<br />
4942 (holotype). Part of the collection has been<br />
deposited in HCIO, New Delhi.<br />
LITERATURE CITED<br />
Hansford CG. 1961. The Meliolineae. A Monograph. Sydowia. Beih. 2: 1-806.<br />
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Based on the alternate and opposite<br />
appressoria, Meliola <strong><strong>kannur</strong>ensis</strong> is similar to M.<br />
chlorophorae Hansf. reported on Chlorophora<br />
excelsa <strong>from</strong> Uganda but differs <strong>from</strong> it having both<br />
acute, obtuse and dentate and longer mycelial setae<br />
(Hansford 1961).<br />
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT<br />
We thank the Director, Tropical Botanic Garden<br />
and Research Institute, Palode for the facilities.
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