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Glomerella
1903Colletotrichum (Anamorph)
Summary
Glomerella, also known as Colletotrichum (Anamorph), is a fungi genus in the Glomerellaceae family. It contains 22 species, including Glomerella alstoniae, Glomerella amenti, and Glomerella banisteriae.
22 Glomerella species found, including:
Glomerella alstoniaeGlomerella amentiGlomerella banisteriaeGlomerella cinnamomiGlomerella erythrinaeGlomerella ficibeecheyanaeGlomerella holboelliicolaGlomerella hoyaeGlomerella montanaGlomerella moriGlomerella pezizoideaGlomerella phacidiomorphaGlomerella phomoidesGlomerella prunipersicaeGlomerella robiniaeGlomerella salicinaGlomerella sesleriaeGlomerella sorghiGlomerella stephaniaeGlomerella tetraspora
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