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Table 1 in Host conservatism or host specialization? Patterns of fungal diversification are influenced by host plant specificity in Ophiognomonia (Gnomoniaceae: Diaporthales)
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Table 1. Host plant relationships and geographic distribution of 45 species in Ophiognomonia
| Number of | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fungal species | Host order | Host family | Host genus | Host species | Distribution | collections |
| Ophiognomonia alni-cordatae | Fagales | Betulaceae | Alnus | cordata | East Asia | 1 |
| Ophiognomonia alni-viridis | Fagales | Betulaceae | Alnus | glutinosa | West Asia, Europe, North America | 17 |
| rhombifolia | ||||||
| rubra | ||||||
| serrulata | ||||||
| sinuata | ||||||
| viridis | ||||||
| Betula | papyrifera | |||||
| nana | ||||||
| Ophiognomonia apiospora | Fagales | Betulaceae | Alnus | nepalensis | East Asia | 2 |
| Ophiognomonia asiatica | Fagales | Fagaceae | Quercus | aliena | East Asia | 5 |
| crenata | ||||||
| Ophiognomonia balsamiferae | Malpighiales | Salicaceae | Populus | balsamifera | West North America | 2 |
| Ophiognomonia bugabensis | Fagales | Betulaceae | Alnus | acuminata | Central America | 3 |
| Ophiognomonia clavigignenti- | Fagales | Juglandaceae | Juglans | cinerea | East North America | 14 |
| juglandacearum | ||||||
| Ophiognomonia cordicarpa | Fagales | Juglandaceae | Pterocarya | rhoifolia | East Asia | 1 |
| Ophiognomonia gardiennetii | Fagales | Betulaceae | Alnus | serrulata | East North America | 3 |
| Ophiognomonia gei | Rosales | Rosaceae | Fragaria | vesca | West Asia, Europe | 3 |
| Ophiognomonia gei-montani | Rosales | Rosaceae | Geum | montana | Europe | 1 |
| Ophiognomonia gunmensis | Fagales | Fagaceae | Quercus | serrata | East Asia | 1 |
| Ophiognomonia hiawathae | Fagales | Betulaceae | Betula | lenta | West Asia, East North America | 10 |
| lutea | ||||||
| papyrifera | ||||||
| pubescens | ||||||
| verrucosa | ||||||
| Ophiognomonia ibarakiensis | Fagales | Betulaceae | Alnus | sp. | East Asia | 2 |
| Ophiognomonia intermedia | Fagales | Betulaceae | Alnus | serrulata | West Asia, Europe, West North | 18 |
| Betula | lutea | America | ||||
| papyrifera | ||||||
| pendula | ||||||
| verrucosa | ||||||
| nigra | ||||||
| Ophiognomonia ischnostyla | Fagales | Betulaceae | Carpinus | betulus | West Asia, Europe | 4 |
| Corylus | avellana | |||||
| Ophiognomonia japonica | Rosales | Rosaceae | Prunus | sp. | East Asia | 1 |
| Ophiognomonia kobayashii | Fagales | Fagaceae | Castanea | crenata | East Asia | 4 |
| Ophiognomonia lenticulispora | Rosales | Rosaceae | Prunus | sp. | East North America | 1 |
| Ophiognomonia leptostyla | Fagales | Juglandaceae | Juglans | nigra | Southwest Asia, Europe, East and | 3 |
| Southeast North America | ||||||
| Ophiognomonia longispora | Malvales | Malvaceae | Tilia | maximowicziana | East Asia | 2 |
| Ophiognomonia maximowiczianae | Fagales | Betulaceae | Betula | maximowicziana | East Asia | 1 |
| Ophiognomonia melanostyla | Malvales | Malvaceae | Tilia | americana | East North America, Europe | 6 |
| cordata | ||||||
| heterophyla | ||||||
| Ophiognomonia michiganensis | Fagales | Betulaceae | Alnus | serrulata | East North America | 16 |
| Betula | alleghaniensis | |||||
| lutea | ||||||
| papyrifera | ||||||
| Carpinus | americana | |||||
| Rosales | Rosaceae | Prunus | sp. | |||
Notes
Published as part of Walker, Donald M., Castlebury, Lisa A., Rossman, Amy Y. & Struwe, Lena, 2014, Host conservatism or host specialization? Patterns of fungal diversification are influenced by host plant specificity in Ophiognomonia (Gnomoniaceae: Diaporthales), pp. 10 in Biological Journal of the Linnean Society 111 (1) on page 10, DOI: 10.1111/bij.12189, http://zenodo.org/record/7848455
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