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January 1, 2000Mycoscience

Diaporthe kyushuensis sp. nov., the teleomorph of the causal fungus of grapevine swelling arm in Japan, and its anamorph Phomopsis vitimegaspora

Yuji Kajitani Satoko Kanematsu

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Abstract

Diaporthe kyushuensis sp. nov. is described and named as the teleomorph of causal fungus of grapevine swelling arm. The anamorph of the fungus is Phomopsis vitimegaspora.

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