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Ophiostoma O. seticolle Key words: entomogenous fungi insect-fungus interactions Japanese oak wilt laurel wilt molecular phylogenetics mycosymbioses , Tyler J. Dreaden , Tyler 4 1,3 species, R. vaginata, with an R. , IMA FUNGUS · 7(2): 265–273 (2016) 265–273 · 7(2): FUNGUS IMA , the . Subsequently, Musvuugwa . Subsequently, . The latter authors consequently emended . R. aguacate , and Jiri Hulcr O. deltoideosporum, in Raffaelea 2 R. quercivora as R. seticollis and R. deltiodeospora , Alina S. Campbell s. lat.: 1,3
Raffaelea Raffaelea deltoideosporum the circumscription of the genus to include both asexual and sexual morphs, and transferred the two Ophiostoma to single-celled conidiophores are arranged singly or single-celled conidiophores are arranged aggregated in sporodochia; conidiogenous cells are precurrently or sympodially proliferating, which may leave denticles, annellations, or inconspicuous scarring; conidia range from elliptical to globose, with some exceptions, and may reproduce by yeast-like budding (Harrington et al. 2010, Musvuugwa et al. /='+$ 5 O " !/=';$ recognized two sexually reproducing species of O. seticolle and sequence phylogenies, but they did not transfer on DNA these species to Raffaelea (2015) described a Raffaelea observed sexual morph, similar to those of