Tipes smooth-walled, hardly ever finely roughened. The sizes of stipes were 31.0liate
Tipes smooth-walled, seldom finely roughened. The sizes of stipes were 31.0liate; stipes smoothwalled, hardly ever finely roughened. The sizes with the the stipes have been 31.050.five three.two.6 ; metula 1 per stipe, eight.92.4 1.six.6 , phialides ampulli150.five three.two.six m; metula 1 per stipe, 8.92.four 1.6.six m, phialides ampulliform, five.1form, five.1.7 1.7.3 . Conidia have been subglobose to slightly ovoid and smooth-walled, eight.7 1.7.three m. Conidia were subglobose to slightly ovoid and smoothwalled, two.eight.eight 2.eight.8 two.six.6 (Aztreonam Technical Information Figure 9G ). two.six.six (Figure 9G ). Distribution: The P. rotoruae was first described as a brand new species from in-ground Distribution: The P. rotoruae was initially described as a brand new species from inground tim timber in New Zealand [42]. This is the initial worldwide report of P. rotoruae-caused disease ber in New Zealand [42]. That is the first worldwide report of P. rotoruaecaused disease in sweet potatoes. in sweet potatoes. Note: All four sequences matched effectively with all the fungus P. rotoruae. This fungus Note: All 4 sequences matched nicely using the fungus P. rotoruae. This fungus ex exhibits comparatively fast-growing colonies on CYA at 25 C but is slower than its relatives hibits reasonably fastgrowing colonies on CYA at 25 but is slower than its relatives (P. (P. ochrochloron and P.svalbardense). Conidiogenesis normally was not observed but was ochrochloron and P. svalbardense). Conidiogenesis usually was not observed but wasJ. Fungi 2021, 7, 927 J. Fungi 2021, 7,12 of 18 12 ofabundant at 30 C. Stipes had been smooth-walled and hardly ever roughened; conidia subglobose abundant at 30 . Stipes were smoothwalled and seldom roughened; conidia subglobose to slightly ovoid and smooth-walled. to slightly ovoid and smoothwalled.Figure 9. Morphological observations on the isolate CMML21. Obverse and reverse colony mor Figure 9. Morphological observations from the isolate CMML21. Obverse and reverse colony phology on CYA (A,D), MEA (B,E), and YES (C,F) just after 7 days at 25 . Structures and shapes of morphology on CYA (A,D), MEA (B,E), and YES (C,F) after 7 days at 25 C. Structures and shapes of conidiophores including phialides, metulae, and stipes (G ); conidia (K). Scale bars, (G ) = 5 m. conidiophores including phialides, metulae, and stipes (G ); conidia (K). Scale bars, (G ) = five .three.six. Pathogenicity 3.six. Pathogenicity Each of the species were tested for pathogenicity. isolate was inoculated on the on the Each of the species had been tested for pathogenicity. EachEach isolate was inoculated sweet sweet Inositol nicotinate Epigenetic Reader Domain potato range `Beniharuka’. Pathogenicity tests confirmed their diseaseproducing potato range `Beniharuka’. Pathogenicity tests confirmed their disease-producing capability. potential. After 3 weeks of infection, the outcome showed that the pathogens infected all the Following three weeks of infection, the outcome showed that the pathogens infected all the treated treated sweet potato storage roots and exhibited sturdy to mild pathogenicity. The viru sweet potato storage roots and exhibited robust to mild pathogenicity. The virulence lence from the pathogen and isolates varied at a five degree of significance (p 0.05). The isolate of the pathogen and isolates varied at a five level of significance (p 0.05). The isolate CMML216, which was confirmed as M. phaseolina, showed the highest illness severity CMML216, which was confirmed as M. phaseolina, showed the highest illness severity by creating charcoal rot illness on sweet potato storage roots. The average length and by producing charcoal rot disease on sweet potato storage.