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The status of fertility and distribution of mating populations in the G.   fujikuroi species complex, isolating from maize, sorghum and wheat cultivated   under various agroecological conditions of Serbia, have been studied. A total   of 79 field isolates of Fusarium spp. in the section Liseola, which had been   reciprocally crossed to standard testers (MAT-1 and MAT-2) from each of the   four mating populations of the G. fujikuroi species complex, were selected   for these studies. Twenty of 79 isolates belonged to the mating population A   (G. moniliformis), 22 to the population D (G. intermedia), 17 to the   population E (G. subglutinans) and 20 to the population F (G. thapsina). A   mating type MAT-1 was dominant in the populations A (14 MATA-1 :6 MATA-2), D   (13 MATA-1 :9 MATA-2) and E (10 MATA-1 :7 MATA-2), while MAT-2 prevailed in   the population F (6 MATA-1 : 14 MATA-2). The obtained results indicate that   the possibility of sexual reproduction of Fusarium spp., belonging to the A,   D, E and F mating populations, is not so frequent phenomenon in Serbia as in   other regions world-wide. Consequently, these species will be asexually   reproduced under field conditions, particularly species belonging to the F   population. These are the first results on the characterisation of three (A,   E and F) out of four populations of the G. fujikuroi species complex present   in Serbia. [Projekat Ministarstva nauke Republike Srbije, br. TR-31023

Mating populations of Gibberella fujikuroi (Sawada) S. Ito species complex isolating from maize, sorghum and wheat in Serbia