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During a survey of plant-inhabiting fungi in a botanical garden in Japan, some noteworthy fungi were collected from leaf spots of some herbal and arboreal plants. Among them, five new species are described, namely: Phyllosticta. ardisiicola on Ardisia crenata, Phy. aspidistricola on Aspidistra elatior, Phy. kerriae on Kerria japonica, Phy. fallopiae on Fallopia japonica, and Pseudocercospora davidiicola on Davidia involucrata. Passalora pyrrosiae, a new combination for Pseudocercospora pyrrosiae on Pyrrosia lingua, is proposed based on its morphological characteristics designating the neotype specimen.
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Motohashi, K., Araki, I. & Nakashima, C. Four new species of Phyllosticta, one new species of Pseudocercospora, and one new combination in Passalora from Japan. Mycoscience 49, 138–146 (2008). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10267-007-0395-z
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