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Showing Ophiostoma tasmaniense

Ophiostoma tasmaniense Kamg.Nkuek., Jol.Roux & Z.W.de Beer

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291, fig. 5

[tax. nov.]

Type: "Specimens examined: Australia, state of Tasmania, Tarraleah State forest, isolated from cut stumps of Eucalyptus nitens, August 2008, G. Kamgan Nkuekam, holotype PREM60439, living culture CMW29088 = CBS127212."

Text: DNA sequence: from culture ex-holotype: GenBank GU797211 (ITS), GU797188 (BT), GU797223 (TEF).
Etymology: "The name refers to the state of Tasmania, Australia, where the fungus was first collected."

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taxonomic synonym:

nom. inval.