DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15146918
title: TABLE 2 in Morphological and multi-gene phylogenetic analyses of two new species of Phyllosticta (Phyllostictaceae, Botryosphaeriales) from Southwestern China

description: TABLE 2. Morphological characteristics comparison of Phyllosticta species related to this study. L to W = length/width ratio
SpeciesAscomataAsci sizeAscosporesReferencesize (μm)(μm)Size (μm)L to WShape and featuresG. arengaeNA40–100 ×18–26 ×2.00:1Ovoid, no sheath, roughened wallHyde 199520–288–13G. bisporaNA36–48 ×10–16 ×3.20:1,Two types, ellipsoid, wider in the middleWulandari et11–123–5,3.50:1and cylindrical, polar appendageal. 201113–14 ×3–4G. calamiNA42–72 ×15–19 ×2.38:1Irregularly ellipsoid, with apical button-likeHyde 199514–187–8germ pores and remnants of sheathG. candeloflammaNA91–140 ×17.5–22 ×2.00:1Ellipsoid, pad candle-flame shapedHyde 199517.5–257.5–11appendageG. cocoёsNA75–125 ×23–27 ×2.70:1Broad cylindrical to ellipsoid, obclavate,Hyde 199520–259–10with germ poreG. cocogenaNA62–100 ×13–20 ×2.86:1Ellipsoid, wider in the mid region andHyde 199510–125–7rounded, with appendageG. ellipsoideNA33–60 ×10–14 ×2.33:1Fusiform, ellipsoid to oblong, with polarWulandari et11–144–6appendageal. 2011G. manokwariaNA70–100 ×22–30 ×2.31:1Fusoid to rhomboid, irregular sheath, withHyde 199520–248–13germ poreG. migransNA54–82 ×19–24 ×2.00:1Ellipsoid, no sheathHyde 199522–389–12G. ryukyu-ensisNA70–85 ×23–28 ×4.00:1Fusoid, oblong ends rounded or obtuse, noHyde 199518–236.5–7sheathP. abieticola<25065–120 ×15–20 ×2.86:1Biseriate to multiseriate, hyaline, smooth,Wikee et al.12–156–7granular to guttulate, straight, rarely curved, 2013bwidest in the middle, limoniform withobtuse endsP. capitalensis<25058–80 ×11–13 ×3.25:1Uniseriate to biseriate, ellipsoid, wide inWulandari et11–153–4the middle, obtrullate, hyaline to greenish,al. 2013coarse-guttulate, smooth-walled, with orwithout mucilaginous pads at the endsP. cavendishii<12945–77 ×12–18 ×1.80:1Biseriate, oblong, ends obtuse, hyaline,Wong et al.19–277–10overlapping, guttulate, mucilaginous caps2012not present once released, but visible inasci, up to 4 μm diam., rather inconspicuousP. citrichinensis<20142–81 ×13−21 ×2.33:1Biseriate, hyaline, unicellular,Wang et al.10–146−9multiguttulate, fusiform to ellipsoid, wider2012at the mid region, both ends rounded withgelatinous capsP. dendrobii<28054–95 ×12–18 ×3.00:1Biseriate to multi-seriate, hyaline, smooth,Lin et al. 20178–133–6granular to guttulate, straight and slightlycurved, widest in the middle, limoniformwith obtuse ends, distinct hyaline gelatinouscaps at both ends, mostly less than 10 µmP. maculata<18747–85 ×17–24 ×1.85:1Biseriate, oblong or ovoid, with obtuseWong et al.18–318–13ends, hyaline, biseriate, overlapping,2012guttulate, mucilaginous caps mostly absent,inconspicuousP. musarum<11851–78 ×14–21 ×2.33:1Biseriate, oblong with obtuse ends, hyaline,Wong et al.20–307–9biseriate, overlapping, guttulate, with2012prominent flame-like mucilaginous caps atboth endsP. paracapitalensis <30040–75 ×15–18 ×2.57:1Biseriate to multiseriate, hyaline, smooth,Guarnaccia et10–126–7granular with large central guttule, straight,al. 2017rarely curved, widest in middle, limoniformwith mucoid caps at obtuse endsP. philoprinaNANA16–20 ×2.22:1NAvan der Aa6–91973
description: Published as part of Gong, Cui-Ling, Wu, Hai-Xia, Li, Jin-Chen & Song, Jia-Yu, 2024, Morphological and multi-gene phylogenetic analyses of two new species of Phyllosticta (Phyllostictaceae, Botryosphaeriales) from Southwestern China, pp. 30 in Phytotaxa 653 (1) on page 30, DOI: 10.11646/phytotaxa.653.1.2, http://zenodo.org/record/13216863