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An infection of leaves of Encephalartos barteri (Zamiaceae) by a cercosporoid fungus was repeatedly observed in central Benin, West Africa. Morphological characteristics, the host relationship and DNA sequence data for two gene regions, namely ITS and rpb2, were compared to the corresponding characteristics of closely related, known cercosporoid species and showed that the specimens from Benin represent a new species of Pseudocercospora. Pseudocercospora encephalarti is the first Pseudocercospora species on a species of the host genus Encephalartos, as well as for the whole class Cycadopsida. It was found to be closely associated with a species of Corynespora that could not be identified in the context of the present study.

A new species of Pseudocercospora on Encephalartos barteri from Benin