TABLE 1.
Strains of B. cinerea and other Botrytis species used
| Strain or isolate | Type | Mating type | Origin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Strains | |||
| SAS56 | Monoascospore isolate | MAT1-1 | Italy (of parental strains) |
| SAS405 | Monoascospore isolate | MAT1-2 | Italy (of parental strains) |
| B05.10 | Haploid derivative SAS56 | NDc | Italy (of parental strains) |
| Isolatesa | |||
| Bc7 (tomato, 1970) | The Netherlands | ||
| Bc12 (gerbera, 1986) | The Netherlands | ||
| Bc21 (rose, 1990) | The Netherlands | ||
| Bc29 (gerbera, 1991) | The Netherlands | ||
| J13 (Vitis vinifera, before 1985) | Jena, Germany | ||
| M15 (Vitis vinifera, 1993) | Freiburg, Germany | ||
| Other speciesb | |||
| B. aclada (onion) | |||
| B. gladiorum (gladiolus) | |||
| B. paeoniae (peony) | |||
| B. squamosa (onion) |
a
The host from which the isolate was obtained and the year of isolation are indicated in parentheses.
b
The known host is indicated in parentheses.
c
ND, not determined.