Species concepts in Calonectria (Cylindrocladium)

. 2010;66:1–13. doi: 10.3114/sim.2010.66.01

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Fig. 2. — Disease symptoms associated with *Calonectria* (*Cylindrocladium*). A–D. Defoliation and yellowing associated with *Calonectria pseudonaviculata* infection on *Buxus* sp. at Paleis Het Loo in the Netherlands (upper part of hedge in A, arrows). B–D. Leaf yellowing and defoliation (note detaching leaves in D, arrows). E–H. *Calonectria ilicicola* causing Cylindrocladium black rot (CBR) on *Arachis hypogaea* in Georgia, U.S.A. F. Perithecia forming at the basal plant parts. G. Pods infected with tomato spotted wilt virus (left), healthy pods (middle), and pods infected with CBR (right). H. Field symptoms associated with CBR (photos with permission of T. Brenneman). I. Avocado roots infected with *Ca. ilicicola* (photo with permission of L. Forsberg). J. Seeding blight of *Callistemon citrinus* associated with *Ca. morganii* (photo with permission of G. Polizzi). K. Seedling rot of *Drosera* sp. associated with *Ca. pteridis* infection. L. Leaf spots of *Callistemon citrinus* associated with *Ca. pauciramosa* (photo with permission of G. Polizzi). M. *Arbutus unedo* associated with *Ca. pauciramosa* infection (photo with permission of G. Polizzi). N–O. Root rot and petiole lesions of *Spathiphyllum* sp. associated with *Ca. spathiphylli* infection (photo with permission from the late N.E. El-Gholl). P. Potato tuber infected with *Ca. brassicae*. Q–R. Leaf blight of *Eucalyptus* sp. associated with a mixed infection of *Ca. pteridis* and *Ca. ovata*.

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