Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
2060224 Mycoscience 2015 5 Pages PDF
Abstract

•Typhula sp. were found from Uzbekistan.•Phylogenetic results supported that Typhula sp. in Uzbek and in Iran were similar.•Typhula sp. was new in Central Asia.

We examined three specimens of sclerotia from Tashkent Province, Uzbekistan collected in April 1957. Phylogenetic results suggested that the collected fungi were highest homology (98.0%) to snow mold, Typhula sp. in Iran. Rind cells of collected fungi were lobate and gently rough closely morphologically similar to Typhula subvariabilis.

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