Basidiomicetos de Costa Rica. Exobasidiales, Cryptobasidiales. Notas históricas, taxonómicas y fitogeográficas
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The Exobasidiáles, Exobasiidiaceae, are represented in Costa Rica by two genera: Exobasidium whicl1induces hypertrophies in leaves and flowers Of Ericaceae:Exobasidium vaccinii on species of V áccinium and P ernettya and E. gaylussaciae onMacleania and Sátyria; Exobasidiumflos·cavendishiae sp.nov., which causes hypertrophy on theflotá.l bractsof Cavendishia capitulara; Exobasidium ralamancense sp. nov. which causes leilfgá.lls in Vaccinium eonsanguineur/1. which resemble large, pendent "inilorescences" and E. rhododendri which infests cultivated ericads,e.g.;\zalea, Rhododendron. A new host record for neotropical Exobasidialesis herc.described as Exobasisidum escalloniae, a shoot . parasite otEseallon.ia myrtillóidesin theSaxifragaceae. The species of KordyafU]., parasitíc onlllonocots, is represented by K. tradescantiae, elinaceae. The general distribution of Exobasidiceae is discussed and an ¡utifiéial keyto the generaofEXobasidiaceaeandto the CostaRican The Exobasidiá.les, Exobasidiaceae, are represented in Costa Rica by two genera: Exobasidium whicl1induces hypertrophies in leaves and flowers Of Ericaceae:Exobasidium vaccinii on species of V áccinium and P ernettya and E. gaylussaciae onMacleania and Sátyria; Exobasidiumflos·cavendishiae sp.nov., which causes hypertrophy on theflotá.l bractsof Cavendishia capitulara; Exobasidium ralamancense sp. nov. which causes leilfgá.lls in Vaccinium eonsanguineur/1. which resemble large, pendent "inilorescences" and E. rhododendri which infests cultivated ericads,e.g.;\zalea, Rhododendron. A new host record for neotropica1 Exobasidialesis herc.described asExobasidi¡'¡l'(leSealloniae, a shoot . parasite otEseallon.ia myrtillóidesin theSaxifragaceae. The species of KordyafU]., parasitíc onlllonocots, is represented by K. tradescantiae, on Crytobaelinaceae. The general distribution of Exobasidi
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