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Notes on some deuteromycete genera with cheiroid or digitate brown conidia

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The generic namesChelisporium andCheiroconium are reduced to synonymy withSirothecium and three species are accepted.Cheiromycella is briefly reviewed andCheiromyces is maintained with a single species. Its typification is discussed.Dictyosporium is briefly discussed and a new species,D. australiense, is introduced. The nameD. subramanianii sp. nov. is proposed for the invalidly publishedD. intermedium andD. circinatum is transferred toHelicorhoidion. Digitodesmium is doubtfully kept distinct fromCheiromyces.

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Sutton, B.C. Notes on some deuteromycete genera with cheiroid or digitate brown conidia. Proc. Indian Acad. Sci. 94, 229–244 (1985). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03053139

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