-
reproducing fungi (anamorphs)
separate names from
their ****ual
states (
teleomorphs). This
practice was
discontinued as of 1
January 2013. The dual naming...
- as the
teleomorph of
Metarhizium taii: a name that has now been restored.
Whether the
other varieties of M.
anisopliae have
their own
teleomorphs is not...
- both
yeasts and
filamentous species. The filamentous, ****ual
forms or
teleomorphs were
formerly classified in the
genus Filobasidiella,
while Cryptococcus...
-
Moore retained species having teleomorphs in the
genus Thanatephorus within Rhizoctonia, but
moved those with
teleomorphs in the
genus Ceratobasidium to...
-
currently 89
accepted species in the
genus Tri****rma.
Hypocrea are
teleomorphs of Tri****rma, with Tri****rma
being the
anamorphs of Hypocrea. Cultures...
- subgen.
Cordylia Tul. & C. Tul. 1865
Cordyceps sensu stricto are the
teleomorphs of
several genera of anamorphic,
entomopathogenic fungi such as Beauveria...
- Its
several species are
typically insect pathogens. The ****ual
states (
teleomorphs) of
Beauveria species,
where known, are
species of
Cordyceps sensu...
- the
earlier name
because of its
widespread use in
clinical literature.
Teleomorphs (****ual states) were
formerly referred to the
genus Ajellomyces, but...
- Saccharomycetaceae. Some of the species, such as K. marxi****, are the
teleomorphs of
Candida species. The
genus name of
Kluyveromyces is in
honour of Albert...
-
later determined that some Cordyceps-like
teleomorphic fungi were the
teleomorphs of
Tolypocladium species.
These species were
considered to
belong in...
