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. 2023 Nov 6;11(11):2717. doi: 10.3390/microorganisms11112717

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Dendrograms obtained by hierarchical cluster analysis of the Diaporthe arecae species complex using Euclidean distance and UPGMA algorithm. (A). Based on the length-to-width ratio (L/W) of alpha conidia. (B). Based on the L/W ratio of beta conidia. (C). Based on the L/W ratios of alpha and beta conidia. The species or strains included in each analysis were those with available measurements for the micromorphological structure(s) used to infer the respective dendrogram. The horizontal dashed lines indicate the distance cut-of level used to produce clusters. Euclidean distance values greater than 0.00 are shown at the nodes. Clusters are highlighted by colored lines and referred to in the chart legend. The number (#) of taxa in each cluster is noted in brackets. The cophenetic correlation coefficients (c) are noted below the chart legend.

Dendrograms obtained by hierarchical cluster analysis of the Diaporthe arecae species complex using Euclidean distance and UPGMA algorithm. (A). Based on the length-to-width ratio (L/W) of alpha conidia. (B). Based on the L/W ratio of beta conidia. (C). Based on the L/W ratios of alpha and beta conidia. The species or strains included in each analysis were those with available measurements for the micromorphological structure(s) used to infer the respective dendrogram. The horizontal dashed lines indicate the distance cut-of level used to produce clusters. Euclidean distance values greater than 0.00 are shown at the nodes. Clusters are highlighted by colored lines and referred to in the chart legend. The number (#) of taxa in each cluster is noted in brackets. The cophenetic correlation coefficients (c) are noted below the chart legend.