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Gardner, D. E. . Unpublished: Stromataneurospora phoenix associated with broomsedge (Angropogon virginicus). Unpublished
ABSTRACT
Following a controlled burn in broomsedge stands of HAVO, I noted the frequent appearance of a pink fungus on burned stalks. The fungus was identified as Stromataneurospora phoenix, a xylariacious species associated with recently burned over grasslands. This observation was a new record for Hawaii, although the fungus appeared not to have value as a biocontrol agent for this widespread alien invasive grass.

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HOSTS
Andropogon virginicus - Broomsedge

PATHOGENS
Stromataneurospora phoenix - Stromataneurospora

RELEVANT TO BIOCONTROL
No.

KEY WORDS
Broomsedge, Angropogon virginicus, Stromataneurospora phoenix.

IMAGES
13_083 -- fire 13_083 - fire
PATHOGEN: Aspergillus melleus
13_084 -- Stromatoneuorspora phoenix on burned Andropogon virginicus 13_084 - Stromatoneuorspora phoenix on burned Andropogon virginicus
PATHOGEN: Aspergillus melleus
13_085 -- Stromatoneuorspora phoenix on burned Andropogon virginicus 13_085 - Stromatoneuorspora phoenix on burned Andropogon virginicus
PATHOGEN: Aspergillus melleus

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