M. ABBASI
Departmentartment of Botany, Iranian Researchearch Instituteitute ofor Plant Protection, Plant Pests and Diseases Research Institute, Tehran 19395-1454, Iran (E-mail:)
[ 1 ] - TWO NEW RUST SPECIES (UREDINALES) FROM IRAN
Two rust fungi from Iran are described as new species, viz. Puccinia hedjaroudei on Scutellaria multicaulis (Lamiaceae) and Phragmidium gorganense on Rubus caesius (Rosaceae). A key to the species of Phragmidium on Rubus spp. in Iran is also provided. All holotypes are preserved in the fungus reference collection of the Ministry of Jihad-e Agriculture (IRAN), located in Department of Botany of ...
[ 2 ] - MORPHOLOGY OF PENICILLATE CELLS IN THE GENUS PHYLLACTINIA (ERYSIPHACEAE) BASED ON IRANIAN SPECIMENS
The genus Phyllactinia is one of the members of Erysiphaceae (Erysiphales, Ascomycota) which parasitize several host plant families. This taxon is well characterized by having acicular appendages with bulbous swelling at the base and penicillate cells which are outgrowth of some ascoma wall cells. A number of challenges exist to distinguish species assigned to this taxon. This is because of a f...
[ 3 ] - A STUDY ON THE IDENTIFICATION OF WOOD INHABITING HYPHOMYCETES IN GILAN PROVINCE, IRAN (II)
This paper is in line with the previous publication on the wood inhabiting Hyphomycetes from Gilan province (Iran). As a results, 22 taxa were identified which are listed as follows: Arthrinium state of Apiospora montagnei, Arthrinium saccharicola, Arthrobotrys sp., Berkleasmium sp., Clonostachys rosea, Cryptocoryneum sp., Cylindrocladium colhonii, Dendrostilbella sp., Dendryphion comosum, Endo...
[ 4 ] - A STUDY ON THE IDENTIFICATION OF WOOD INHABITING HYPHOMYCETES IN GILAN PROVINCE, IRAN
In the framework of study on wood inhabiting Hyphomycetes in Gilan province, Iran, during 2002- 2003 eighteen taxa belonging to different genera were identified as follows: Chloridium botryoideum, Dendryphiopsis atra, Epicoccum nigrum, Periconia minutissima, Periconia byssoides, Periconia sp., Phaeoisaria clematidis, Pseudospiropes simplex, Sporidesmium adscendens, Sporidesmium brachypus, Spori...
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