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North American gall-inducing fungus
Cystotheca lanestris (commonly known as the live oak witch's broom fungus) is a species of powdery mildew in the family Erysiphaceae. It is found in North
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Species of fungus
conspecific with Cystotheca lanestris before the new combination Cystotheca kusanoi was created by S.E. Cho and H.D. Shin in 2018. C. lanestris was previously
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Genus of fungi
Only Cystotheca lanestris and Cystotheca mexicana are not found in Asia. The genus was once considered conspecific with Sphaerotheca, but Cystotheca is
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Family of fungi
favourable habitat created by deformed buds and dense branching. Cystotheca lanestris is also known as a North American gall-former, on various Quercus
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Species of fungus
microphylla. Another species infecting Quercus in North America, Cystotheca lanestris, is found on a variety of oak species, and can be found in north-western
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Identification assistance for powdery mildews
often stunting or distorting new shoots, in western North America: Cystotheca lanestris Quercus sect. Protobalanus Thin, spidery or in uniform flat circular
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