Black Rot, Leaf Spot And Canker of Pomaceous Fruits
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Sphaeropsis Malorum Peck. Sylloge Fungorum 3:294. 1884.
Several years ago Ellis (1880) studied the variability of Botryosphaeria fuliginosQ (M. & N.) E. & E. [= Sphaeria Quercuum Schw.], and came to the conclusion that this species really included at least eighteen so-called species. Among these may be noted, using Ellis's nomenclature, Sphaeria entaxia C. & E. [= Physalospora entaxia Sacc], S. viscosa C. & E. [■= P.
viscosa Sacc], 5. erratica C. & E. [= P. erratica Sacc], Botryosphaeria pustul...ala Sacc, and others. Ellis found wide variation with respect to stromatic formation. Sometimes the perithecia were scattered and distinct, and again they were confluent and united in a stroma. Consider- able range with respect to the ostiolum is also noted by Ellis (1880). But, as stated by Ellis and Everhart (1892:547), certain forms of Botryo- sphaeria fuliginosa — those lacking a stroma — are removed to the genus Physalospora. It may be that under certain conditions P. Cydoniae develops a stroma, but such a tendency has not been observed; for this reason the generic name Physalospora is selected.
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Sphaeropsis Malorum Peck. Sylloge Fungorum 3:294. 1884.
Several years ago Ellis (1880) studied the variability of Botryosphaeria fuliginosQ (M. & N.) E. & E. [= Sphaeria Quercuum Schw.], and came to the conclusion that this species really included at least eighteen so-called species. Among these may be noted, using Ellis's nomenclature, Sphaeria entaxia C. & E. [= Physalospora entaxia Sacc], S. viscosa C. & E. [■= P.
viscosa Sacc], 5. erratica C. & E. [= P. erratica Sacc], Botryosphaeria pustul...ala Sacc, and others. Ellis found wide variation with respect to stromatic formation. Sometimes the perithecia were scattered and distinct, and again they were confluent and united in a stroma. Consider- able range with respect to the ostiolum is also noted by Ellis (1880). But, as stated by Ellis and Everhart (1892:547), certain forms of Botryo- sphaeria fuliginosa — those lacking a stroma — are removed to the genus Physalospora. It may be that under certain conditions P. Cydoniae develops a stroma, but such a tendency has not been observed; for this reason the generic name Physalospora is selected.
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