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Entyloma species causing white smut disease of Cosmos species have been studied. Two species can be recognized, Entyloma holwayi on C. caudatus and C. sulphureus from North America, and E. cosmi sp. nov. on C. bipinnatus from Japan and Europe.
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Vánky, K., Horita, H. & Jage, H. Entyloma cosmi sp. nov. on Cosmos bipinnatus (Compositae). Mycoscience 46, 364–366 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10267-005-0260-x
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