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Foliicolous fungi of Silent ValleyHosagoudar & Riju53. Urticaceae54. VerbenaceaeOreocnide integrifoliaOreocnide sp.Oreocnide integrifoliaCallicarpa sp.Clerodendrum viscosumClerodendrum infortunatumAsterina oreocnidegenaAsterina oreocnidecolaAsteridiella oreocnidecolaAsteridiella formosensisAsteridiella clerodendricolaMeliola clerodendricolaKey to the groups of fungi1. Produce black colonies on the host surfaces ..................................................................................................... Black mildews1. Not so ......................................................................................................................................................................................22. Produce powdery coating on the host surfaces ........................................................................................... Powdery mildews2. Not so ......................................................................................................................................................................................33. Produce tar spots the host surfaces......................................................................................................................Tar spot fungi3. Not so.......................................................................................................................................................................................44. Produce rust pustules.................................................................................................................................................Rust fungi4. Not so.......................................................................................................................................................................................55. Produce superficial perithecia on leaves........................................................................................................Leptosphaerulina5. Not so.......................................................................................................................................................................................66. Grow on other fungi...........................................................................................................................................Hyperparasites6. Not so..................................................................................................................................................................HyphomycetesKey to the black mildews1. Fruiting body perithecium........................................................................................................................................................21. Fruiting body thyriothecium.....................................................................................................................................................52. Appressoria mostly two celled...................................................................................................................................Meliolales2. Appressoria not so....................................................................................................................................................................33. Ascospores 3-septate...................................................................................................................................................Meliolina3. Ascospores 1-septate................................................................................................................................................................44. Mycelium appressoriate.............................................................................................................................................Balladyna4. Mycelium not appressoriate....................................................................................................................................Dysrhynchis5. External mycelium absent......................................................................................................................................Palawaniella5. External mycelium present.......................................................................................................................................................66. Anamorph not known............................................................................................................................................Aphanopeltis6. Anamorph known.....................................................................................................................................................................77. Anamorph Asterostomella, Asterostomula, etc........................................................................................................Asterinales7. Anamorph Sarcinella, Questieriella, etc...................................................................................................................SchiffnerulaKey to the families of meliolales1. Hyphae phialidic; asci clavate; ascospores 3-4 septate...........................................................................................Meliolaceae1. Hyphae nonphialidic; asci cylindrical to subcylindrical, ascospores 1-2-septate.................................................ArmatellaceaeKey to the genera1. Perithecia flattened globose.......................................................................................................................................Amazonia1. Perithecia globose.....................................................................................................................................................................22. Only mycelial setae present............................................................................................................................................Meliola2. Not so........................................................................................................................................................................................33. Only perithecial setae present......................................................................................................................................Irenopsis3. Not so........................................................................................................................................................................................44. Perithecial setae and appendages present.............................................................................................................Prataprajella4. Both perithecial setae and appendages absent........................................................................................................Asteridiella3786Journal of Threatened Taxa | www.threatenedtaxa.org | 05 March 2013 | 5(3): 3701–3788
Foliicolous fungi of Silent ValleyHosagoudar & RijuKey to the genera of Asterinales1. Appressoria absent...................................................................................................................................................................21. Appressoria present..................................................................................................................................................................42. Conidia present...............................................................................................................................................................Eupelte2. Conidia absent..........................................................................................................................................................................33. Thyriothecia orbicular................................................................................................................................................Prillieuxina3. Thyriothecia elongated...........................................................................................................................................Echidnodella4. Appressoria intercalary.........................................................................................................................................Asterolibertia4. Appressoria lateral.........................................................................................................................................................AsterinaKey to the species based on the host familiesAnacardiaceaeAsterinaSingle species..................................................................................................................................................Asterina nothopegiaeAristolochiaceaeAsterinaSingle species.........................................................................................................................................................Asterina thotteaeAsclepiacaceaeAsterinaSingle species.............................................................................................................................................Asterina travancorensisCelastraceaeAsterinaSingle species............................................................................................................................................Asterina microtropidicolaChloranthaceaeAsterinaSingle species....................................................................................................................................................Asterina sarcandraeCombretaceaeAsterinaSingle species........................................................................................................................................................Asterina combretiElaeocarpaceaeAsterina1. Apressoria cylindrical and tubular...............................................................................................Asterina elaeocarpi var. ovalis1. Apressoria characteristically uncinate..................................................................................................Asterina elaeocarpicolaEricaceaeAsterinaSingle species....................................................................................................................................................Asterina hakgalensisErythropalaceaeAsterinaSingle species.............................................................................................................................................Asterina erythropalicolaEuphorbiaceaeAsterinaSingle species.......................................................................................................................................................Asterina aporusaeFlacourtiaceaeAsterina1. Appressoria alternate only................................................................................................................Asterina flacourtiacearum1. Appressoria alternate and opposite.....................................................................................................Asterina talacauverianaLauraceaeAsterinaSingle species.............................................................................................................................................Asterina cryptocariicolaLoranthaceaeAsterinaSingle species......................................................................................................................................................Asterina deightoniiJournal of Threatened Taxa | www.threatenedtaxa.org | 05 March 2013 | 5(3): 3701–37883787
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