New Ceratocystis species associated with rapid death of Metrosideros polymorpha in Hawai’i

. 2018 Mar 27;40:154–181. doi: 10.3767/persoonia.2018.40.07

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Fig. 4 — Maximum parsimony tree based on the combined dataset of four gene regions (*bt1*, *tef1*, *ms204* and *rpb2*) for species in the Latin American clade (LAC) and the Asian-Australian clade (AAC) of *Ceratocystis*. Isolates sequenced in this study from *M. polymorpha* in Hawai’i are highlighted in blue in the LAC, as *C. lukuohia* (sp. A), and in green in the AAC, as *C. huliohia* (sp. B). Bootstrap values > 60 % for MP/ML are presented at the branches. Bootstrap values lower than 70 % are indicated with *. *Ceratocystis albifundus* (CMW 4068) from the African clade was used as the outgroup.

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