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Nectria atrofusca and its anamorph, fusarium Staphyleae, a parasite of staphylea trifolia in eastern North America

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Nectria atrofusca, a parasite ofStaphylea trifolia in eastern North America but extending as far west as Iowa, is redescribed. Its anamorph is described asFusarium staphyleae Samuels & Rogerson, sp. nov.

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  1. Plant Diseases Division, D.S.I.R., Private Bag, Auckland, New Zealand

    Gary J. Samuels

  2. New York Botanical Garden, 10458, Bronx, NY

    Clark T. Rogerson

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Samuels, G.J., Rogerson, C.T. Nectria atrofusca and its anamorph, fusarium Staphyleae, a parasite of staphylea trifolia in eastern North America. Brittonia 36, 81–85 (1984). https://doi.org/10.2307/2806300

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