The ophiostomatoid fungi
Subtitle: expanding frontiers
By: [edited by] Keith A. Seifert, Z. Wilhelm de Beer, Michael J. Wingfield
Series: CBS biodiversity series -- 12; CBS biodiversity series -- no. 12
Publisher: CBS-KNAW Fungal Biodiversity Centre
Published: 2013
Place of publication: Utrecht
Language: eng
Number of pages: 337
Subjects: Ophiostoma; Fungi
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Taxonomy & phylogeny. The ophiostomatoid fungi : their dual position in the sordariomycetes; title: Emerging lineages in the ophiostomatales; title: An overview of leptographium and grosmannia; title: Ceratocystis : emerging evidence for discrete generic boundaries; title: Ceratocystis species in the ceratocystic fimbriata complex; title: Biodiversity. Ophiostomatoid fungi and their associations with bark beetles in Japan; title: Ophiostomatoid fungi associated with conifer-infesting bark beetles in China; title: Ophiostomatoid fungi associated with the Eastern Himalayan spruce bark beetles, Ips schumutzenhoferi, in Bhutan and their pathogenicity to picea spinulosa and pinus wallichiana; title: Ophiostomatoid fungi and blue-stain in New Zealand; title: Ophiostomatoid associates of spruce-infesting bark beetles in North America; title: Ceratocystis species on the African continent, with particular reference to C. albifundus, an african species in the C. fimbriata sensu lato species complex; title: Ecology & pathology. Conifer defense against insects and fungi; title: Pine decline in the Southern United States and the involvement of bark beetles and ophiostomatoid fungi; title: Mites associated with bark beetles and their hyperphoretic ophiostomatoid fungi; title: Taxonomy and ecology of ophiostomatoid fungi associated with protea infructescences; title: Economic & applied aspects. Ceratocystis and ophiostoma : international spread, new associations and plant health; title: Wood market issues relating to blue-stain caused by ophiostomatoid fungi in Canada; title: The discovery of ophiostoma tetropii with the brown spruce longhorn beetles (tetropium fuscum) in Halifax, Canada; title: Cartapip and the use of albino strains of ophiostoma for pulping and blue-stain control; title: Canadian experiences with biocontrol of blue-stain in logs using albino ophiostomatoid fungi; title: Frontiers. Towards ophiostomatoid genomics.