Table 1.

Synopsis of mainly morphological characteristics of Angustimassarina species

Taxa	Host	Ascomata (µm)	Peridium (µm)	Asci (µm)	Ascospores (µm)	Locality	References
Angustimassarina acerina MFLUCC 14–0505	Acer platanoides	200–350 × 164–183	15–26	92–105 × 7.5–8.6	21–23 × 4.1–4.6	Germany	Thambugala et al. (2015)
A. alni MFLUCC 15–0184	Alnus glutinosa	160–250 × 130–200	28–44	71–89 × 8–10	19–22 × 3–4	Germany	Tibpromma et al. (2017)
A. arezzoensis MFLUCC 13–0578	Salvia sp.	169–234 × 166–245	22–41	67–95 × 10–15	19–21 × 5–6	Italy	Tibpromma et al. (2017)
A. camporesii MFLU 18–0057	Galium sp.	130–240 × 130–190	15–21	62–88 × 10–13	15–18 × 4–5	Italy	Hyde et al. (2020a, b, c)
A. coryli MFLU 15–2603	Corylus avellana	150–250 × 500–750	8–12	95–110 × 8– 12	21–25 × 4–5	Italy	Hyde et al. (2017)
A. italica MFLUCC 15–0082	Ilex aquifolium	127–159 × 97–131	23–40	78–103 × 10–12	15–22 × 3–6	Italy	Tibpromma et al. (2017)
A. kunmingense YHD216	Camellia japonica	162–333 × 119–300	27–56	56–77 × 7.2– 9.3	18–23 × 3.1– 4.1	China	This study
A. lonicerae MFLUCC 15–0087	Lonicera sp.	193–203 × 170–220	10–18	55–81 × 9–13	19–25 × 4–7	Italy	Tibpromma et al. (2017)
A. populi MFLUCC 13–0034	Populus sp.	125–175 × 100–120	14–32	80–95 × 9.5–13	19–22 × 3.2–5.5	Italy	Thambugala et al. (2015)
A. premilcurensis MFLUCC 15–0074	Carpinus betulus	231–238 × 290–311	20–30	64–93 × 11–15	19–23 × 4–7	Italy	Tibpromma et al. (2017)
A. quercicola MFLUCC 14–0506	Quercus robur	200–250 × 150–265	14–27	60–94 × 8.8–13	17–21 × 4–6	Germany	Thambugala et al. (2015)
A. rosarum MFLU 17–1513	Clematis viticella, Rosa canina	221–306 × 267–400	14–40	77–85 × 10–16	17–23 × 4–4.5	Italy	Wanasinghe et al. (2018)
A. sylvatica MFLU 15–2603	Fagus sylvatica	180–260 × 150–200	8–12	95–110 × 8– 12	21–25 × 4–5	Italy	Hyde et al. (2019)