Ilyonectria (genus)
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Author(s): P. Chaverri, C. Salgado, Y. Hirooka, A.Y. Rossman and G.J. Samuels
Source: Studies in Mycology, 2011, 68 p.69
Ilyonectria P. Chaverri & C. Salgado 2011
This genus of fungi is widely distributed, infecting grapevines and various other crops. It has Cylindrocarpon-like anamorphic forms.
The original description states:
"Perithecia generally on herbaceous material, rarely on bark or woody parts; perithecia superficial, loosely attached to substratum; perithecial wall of two regions, outer region of thin-walled (ca. 1 μm), globose, large cells; ascospores smooth; anamorph in soil, generally associated with diseased roots; microconidia generally with a prominent abscission scar; chlamydospores present; macroconidia straight, generally < 3-septate, generally with a prominent abscission scar."
Type species: Ilyonectria destructans
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