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. 2013 Oct 16;8(10):e72536. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0072536

Figure 3. Five Rhynchosporium species divided into two groups by conidial shape.

Figure 3

Isolates of R. commune, R. agropyri and R. secalis have beak-shaped conidia, while isolates of R. orthosporum and R. lolii have cylindrically-shaped conidia. Isolates shown are R. commune (collected from barley/wall barley) (A-C), R. agropyri (D-F), R. secalis (G-I), R. orthosporum (J-L), R. lolii (M-O) and R. commune (from Italian ryegrass) (P,Q). Isolates shown are (A-Q): 19hv09, D.1.1, E.1.2, 4ar10, 8ar10, Rs04CH Rac A.6.1, 1D4a, Rs02CH4-6a.1, I-3a1, 27dg09, 57dg09, RsCH04 Bär A.1.1.3, 12lp11, 20lp11, 22lm11, 2lm11, 5lm11. Scale bars are 20 µm.