Fungi Australian Fungi Name Index (AFNI)

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Showing Luteocirrhus shearii

Cryphonectriaceae

, legitimate

, scientific

115, fig. 3

[tax. nov.]

Type: "Type: Australia: Western Australia: Mettler Lake Nature Reserve, -34.55962, 118.62395 (lat/long), isolated from pycnidia in branch canker on Banksia baxteri, 17 Nov. 2009, C. Crane, (PERTH 08439362 – holotype; cultures ex-holotype, CBS 130776 = WAC 13425)."

Text: DNA sequences: from holotype: GenBank KC197021 (ITS), KC197012 (BT1), KC197006 (BT2), KC197019 (LSU).
Text: identifier: MB 563472
Etymology: "shearii – taken from Bryan Shearer, who discovered the fungus on Banksia baxteri, and shortened for phonetic simplicity."

- AFL

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