Botryosphaeria
| Botryosphaeria | |
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| Fruiting bodies of Botryosphaeria ribis, causal agent of Botryosphaeria canker on the host plant chokeberry | |
Scientific classification 
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| Domain: | Eukaryota |
| Kingdom: | Fungi |
| Division: | Ascomycota |
| Class: | Dothideomycetes |
| Order: | Botryosphaeriales |
| Family: | Botryosphaeriaceae |
| Genus: | Botryosphaeria Ces. & De Not. |
| Species | |
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Botryosphaeria is a genus of pathogenic fungi in the family Botryosphaeriaceae.[1] There are 193 species, many of which are important disease-causing agents of various important agricultural crops.
Species
- Botryosphaeria abietina
- Botryosphaeria abrupta
- Botryosphaeria abuensis
- Botryosphaeria acaciae
- Botryosphaeria agaves
- Botryosphaeria alibagensis
- Botryosphaeria anceps
- Botryosphaeria apocyni
- Botryosphaeria appendiculata
- Botryosphaeria araliae
- Botryosphaeria archontophoenicis
- Botryosphaeria arctostaphyli
- Botryosphaeria arundinariae
- Botryosphaeria arxii
- Botryosphaeria astrocaryi
- Botryosphaeria aterrima
- Botryosphaeria atrorufa
- Botryosphaeria bakeri
- Botryosphaeria berengeriana
- Botryosphaeria bondarzewii
- Botryosphaeria briosiana
- Botryosphaeria brunneispora
- Botryosphaeria buteae
- Botryosphaeria callicarpae
- Botryosphaeria calycanthi
- Botryosphaeria camarae
- Botryosphaeria cantareiensis
- Botryosphaeria carpini
- Botryosphaeria cassiicola
- Botryosphaeria catervaria
- Botryosphaeria cerasi
- Botryosphaeria chnaumatica
- Botryosphaeria cocogena
- Botryosphaeria cocoicola
- Botryosphaeria coffeae
- Botryosphaeria collematoides
- Botryosphaeria corticis
- Botryosphaeria corticola
- Botryosphaeria corynocarpi
- Botryosphaeria costai
- Botryosphaeria crataegi
- Botryosphaeria cruenta
- Botryosphaeria cunninghamiae
- Botryosphaeria cyanospora
- Botryosphaeria delilei
- Botryosphaeria diapensiae
- Botryosphaeria diplodioides
- Botryosphaeria dispersa
- Botryosphaeria disrupta
- Botryosphaeria dothidea
- Botryosphaeria effusa
- Botryosphaeria egenula
- Botryosphaeria elaeidis
- Botryosphaeria epichloë
- Botryosphaeria erythrinae
- Botryosphaeria escharoides
- Botryosphaeria eschweilerae
- Botryosphaeria eucalypticola
- Botryosphaeria eucalyptorum
- Botryosphaeria euphorbii
- Botryosphaeria faginea
- Botryosphaeria festucae
- Botryosphaeria ficina
- Botryosphaeria ficus
- Botryosphaeria flacca
- Botryosphaeria foliicola
- Botryosphaeria fourcroyae
- Botryosphaeria fuliginosa
- Botryosphaeria funtumiae
- Botryosphaeria galegae
- Botryosphaeria gaubae
- Botryosphaeria gleditschiae
- Botryosphaeria graphidea
- Botryosphaeria halimodendri
- Botryosphaeria hamamelidis
- Botryosphaeria hemidesmi
- Botryosphaeria heterochroma
- Botryosphaeria hiascens
- Botryosphaeria hibisci
- Botryosphaeria horizontalis
- Botryosphaeria hyperborea
- Botryosphaeria hypericorum
- Botryosphaeria hypoxyloidea
- Botryosphaeria hysterioides
- Botryosphaeria iberica
- Botryosphaeria imperspicua
- Botryosphaeria indica
- Botryosphaeria inflata
- Botryosphaeria ingae
- Botryosphaeria jasmini
- Botryosphaeria juglandina
- Botryosphaeria juglandis
- Botryosphaeria juniperi
- Botryosphaeria kumaonensis
- Botryosphaeria lagerheimii
- Botryosphaeria lanaris
- Botryosphaeria laricis
- Botryosphaeria liriodendri
- Botryosphaeria lutea
- Botryosphaeria majuscula
- Botryosphaeria malvacearum
- Botryosphaeria mamane
- Botryosphaeria mapaniae
- Botryosphaeria marconii
- Botryosphaeria mascarensis
- Botryosphaeria melachroa
- Botryosphaeria melanommoides
- Botryosphaeria melathroa
- Botryosphaeria meliae
- Botryosphaeria melioloides
- Botryosphaeria microspora
- Botryosphaeria minor
- Botryosphaeria minuscula
- Botryosphaeria mirabile
- Botryosphaeria molluginis
- Botryosphaeria mucosa
- Botryosphaeria muriculata
- Botryosphaeria mutila
- Botryosphaeria nephrodii
- Botryosphaeria nerii
- Botryosphaeria oblongula
- Botryosphaeria obtusa
- Botryosphaeria pachyspora
- Botryosphaeria parasitica
- Botryosphaeria parkinsoniae
- Botryosphaeria parva
- Botryosphaeria pasaniae
- Botryosphaeria pedrosensis
- Botryosphaeria persimon
- Botryosphaeria phormii
- Botryosphaeria phyllachoroidea
- Botryosphaeria piceae
- Botryosphaeria pinicola
- Botryosphaeria pipturi
- Botryosphaeria pittospori
- Botryosphaeria plicatula
- Botryosphaeria polita
- Botryosphaeria polycocca
- Botryosphaeria populi
- Botryosphaeria propullulans
- Botryosphaeria prosopidis
- Botryosphaeria prospidis
- Botryosphaeria protearum
- Botryosphaeria pruni
- Botryosphaeria prunicola
- Botryosphaeria pruni-spinosae
- Botryosphaeria pseudotsugae
- Botryosphaeria pseudotubulina
- Botryosphaeria purandharensis
- Botryosphaeria pustulata
- Botryosphaeria pyriospora
- Botryosphaeria quercuum
- Botryosphaeria rhizogena
- Botryosphaeria rhodina
- Botryosphaeria rhododendri
- Botryosphaeria rhododendricola
- Botryosphaeria ribis
- Botryosphaeria sacchari
- Botryosphaeria sarmentorum
- Botryosphaeria scharifii
- Botryosphaeria senegalensis
- Botryosphaeria simplex
- Botryosphaeria smilacinina
- Botryosphaeria sorosia
- Botryosphaeria spiraeae
- Botryosphaeria stevensii
- Botryosphaeria stomatica
- Botryosphaeria subconnata
- Botryosphaeria subtropica
- Botryosphaeria syconophila
- Botryosphaeria syringae
- Botryosphaeria tamaricis
- Botryosphaeria theicola
- Botryosphaeria tiampeana
- Botryosphaeria tiliacea
- Botryosphaeria tjampeana
- Botryosphaeria trabutiana
- Botryosphaeria trames
- Botryosphaeria tropicalis
- Botryosphaeria tsugae
- Botryosphaeria uleana
- Botryosphaeria uncariae
- Botryosphaeria vanillae
- Botryosphaeria vanvleckii
- Botryosphaeria venenata
- Botryosphaeria viburni
- Botryosphaeria viscosa
- Botryosphaeria vitis
- Botryosphaeria weigelae
- Botryosphaeria wisteriae
- Botryosphaeria xanthocephala
- Botryosphaeria xanthorrhoeae
- Botryosphaeria yedoensis
- Botryosphaeria zeae
References
- ^ Lumbsch TH, Huhndorf SM. (December 2007). "Outline of Ascomycota – 2007". Myconet. 13. Chicago, USA: The Field Museum, Department of Botany: 1–58. Archived from the original on 2009-03-18.
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