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See
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.
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.
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:
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, on branches of
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Populus
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xiaohei
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,
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(CSUFT101; living cultures: CSUFTCC101, CSUFTCC102, and CSUFTCC103)
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is the type species of the genus and was originally described by
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, from
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sp. in Germany, which has a widespread distribution and a broad host range as an endophyte or saprobe, or pathogen causing leaf spots, stem cankers and diseases of woody plants (
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). In the present study, three isolates (CSUFTCC101, CSUFTCC102, and CSUFTCC103) are embedded into the
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species based on DNA sequence data (Fig.
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). We therefore describe
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as a known species for this clade.
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