Fungal infections, especially those caused by opportunistic species, have become
substantially more common in recent decades. Numerous species cause human infections …

Fluorochromes are dyes that fluoresce when excited by ultraviolet (UV) or visible light. They
either are absorbed by cell organelles or bind to specific residues inside or on the cell. They …

Scab is an important disease of wheat throughout the world. Fusarium graminearum is the
species most frequently isolated in Argentina. Histopathological modifications observed in …

The diagnostic feature for members of the subdivision Ascomycotina is that sexual
reproduction results in the production of endogenous ascospores within asci. A range of …

The epichloë endophytes are systemic, constitutive, and often vertically transmitted fungal
symbionts of grass species in subfamily Poöideae. Prior studies indicate that several …

Fungal endophytes inhabit healthy tissues of all terrestrial taxa studied to date; however,
fungi associated with woody tissue have been frequently overlooked. Here, we examined …

Pleurostoma ootheca (Calosphaeriales) was newly collected, and found to produce a
Phialophora-like anamorph in culture, which was morphologically similar to Phialophora …

Members of the Diatrypaceae are predominantly saprotrophic on the decaying wood of
angiosperms worldwide and the family has received little attention due to its difficult …

With this issue Mycologia begins a new feature, the publication of short or minireviews.
These reviews are intended to cover very active research areas, especially some of the …

The generic concept in Diatrypaceae (Tiffany and Gilman, 1965; Glawe and Rogers, 1984;
Rappaz, 1987, Vasilyeva and Stephenson, 2004) is principally based on stromatic …