北海道において枝枯性病害を起因するTympanis 属菌(II) : Tympanis piceae GROVESおよび新しい寄主追加

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In 1968,six species of the genus Tympanis were reported by SAHO and I. TAKAHASHI. Since then, specimens of Tympanis on Picea spp. have been collected at the Tokyo University Forest in Hokkaido, Japan. According to the GROVES' report, shape of the primary ascospores is most important to identify in the genus Tympanis. The shape of the primary ascospores collected at the University Forest is two-celled and broadly ellipsoid (Fig. 1). The other morphological characteristics of the specimens are very close to Tympanis piceae. Therefore, those specimens on Picea are identified as Tympanis piceae GROVES and also filed as a fungus new to Japan at the Mycological Herbarium, Tokyo University Forest in Hokkaido. Several additional host plants to the preceding report of the other species within the genus Tympanis are listed below.
日本森林学会の論文
1973-08-25