Valsaceae

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Valsaceae is a family of fungi within the order Diaporthales, comprising mainly plant-pathogenic species that often cause cankers and other diseases in woody plants.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fungal family
taxon
asexualMorphOftenPlacedIn Cytospora NERFINISHED
Leucostoma NERFINISHED
causesDiseaseIn shrubs
trees
causesSymptom dieback of shoots
girdling of branches
sunken lesions on bark
class Sordariomycetes NERFINISHED
commonInHabitat bark of woody plants
dead or stressed branches
diagnosticFeature association of sexual Valsa states with Cytospora anamorphs
perithecia embedded in stromatic tissue in many species
distribution worldwide in temperate regions
division Ascomycota NERFINISHED
economicImpact damage to forest trees
damage to fruit trees
hasMorphology pycnidial or stromatic asexual states in many species
higherClassification Ascomycota NERFINISHED
Diaporthales NERFINISHED
Sordariomycetes NERFINISHED
hostRange broad among woody angiosperms
conifers in some species
includesGenus Cytospora NERFINISHED
Engizostoma NERFINISHED
Eutypella NERFINISHED
Leucostoma NERFINISHED
Mazzantia NERFINISHED
Valsa NERFINISHED
isPrimarilyComposedOf plant-pathogenic fungi
kingdom Fungi
lifestyle parasite of plants
namedAfterGenus Valsa NERFINISHED
order Diaporthales NERFINISHED
pathogenicPhase canker formation on stems and branches
reproduction asexual reproduction via conidia
sexual reproduction via asci and ascospores
reproductiveStructureType perithecial ascomata
sporeType ascospore
subdivision Pezizomycotina NERFINISHED
taxonRank family
trophicMode necrotrophic on host tissues
typicalDiseaseType cankers
dieback diseases
typicalEcologicalRole plant pathogen
typicalHost woody plants

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Diaporthales includesFamily Valsaceae