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BackgroundSyzygium   samarangense    (Wax apple) is an important tropical fruit tree with high economic and nutrient value and is widely planted in the tropics or subtropics of Asia. Post-harvest water-soaked brown lesions were observed on mature fruits of ornamental wax apples in Chiang Rai Province, Thailand. A fungus with morphological characters, similar to    Lasiodiplodia   , was consistently isolated from symptomatic fruits. Phylogenetic analyses, based on ITS, LSU, TEF1-a and  tub2 , revealed that our isolates were closely related to, but phylogenetically distinct from,    Lasiodiplodia   rubropurpurea   .New informationMorphological comparisons indicated that pycnidia and conidiogenous cells of our strains were significantly larger than    L.   rubropurpurea   . Comparisons of base-pair differences in the four loci confirmed that the species from wax apple was distinct from    L.   rubropurpurea    and a new species,    L.   syzygii    sp. nov., is introduced to accommodate it. Pathogenicity tests confirmed the newly-introduced species as the pathogen of this post-harvest water-soaked brown lesion disease on wax apples.

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Lasiodiplodia   syzygii    sp. nov. (  Botryosphaeriaceae  ) causing post-harvest water-soaked brown lesions on    Syzygium   samarangense    in Chiang Rai, Thailand