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AbstractChinese fir (   Cunninghamia   lanceolata   ) is a special fast-growing commercial tree species in China with high economic value. In recent years, leaf blight disease on    C.   lanceolata    has been observed frequently. The diversity of    Fusarium    species associated with leaf blight on    C.   lanceolata    in China (Fujian, Guangxi, Guizhou, and Hunan provinces) was evaluated using morphological study and molecular multi-locus analyses based on RNA polymerase second largest subunit (  RPB2  ), translation elongation factor 1-alpha (  TEF-1α  ), and RNA polymerase largest subunit (  RPB1  ) genes/region as well as the pairwise homoplasy index tests. A total of five    Fusarium    species belonging to four    Fusarium    species complexes were recognized in this study. Two known species including    Fusarium   concentricum    and    F.   fujikuroi    belonged to the    F.   fujikuroi    species complex, and three new    Fusarium    species were described, i.e.,    F.   fujianense    belonged to the    F.   lateritium    species complex,    F.   guizhouense    belonged to the    F.   sambucinum    species complex, and    F.   hunanense    belonged to the    F.   solani    species complex. To prove Koch’s postulates, pathogenicity tests on    C.   lanceolata    revealed a wide variation in pathogenicity and aggressiveness among the species, of which    F.   hunanense    HN33-8-2 caused the most severe symptoms and    F.   fujianense    LC14 led to the least severe symptoms. To our knowledge, this study also represented the first report of    F.   concentricum   ,    F.   fujianense   ,    F.   fujikuroi   ,    F.   guizhouense   , and    F.   hunanense    causing leaf blight on    C.   lanceolata    in China.

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﻿Morphological and phylogenetic analyses reveal three new species of    Fusarium    (  Hypocreales  ,   Nectriaceae  ) associated with leaf blight on    Cunninghamia   lanceolata    in China

﻿Morphological and phylogenetic analyses reveal three new species of Fusarium ( Hypocreales , Nectriaceae ) associated with leaf blight on Cunninghamia lanceolata in China

Morphological and phylogenetic analyses reveal three new species of Fusarium ( Hypocreales , Nectriaceae ) associated with leaf blight on Cunninghamia lanceolata in China