Dollar spot, caused by fungal pathogens Clarireedia spp.(formerly Sclerotinia
homoeocarpa), is the most common and widely distributed disease of turfgrass worldwide. It …

Dollar spot is one of the most destructive and economically important fungal diseases of
amenity turfgrasses. The causal agent was first described in 1937 as the ascomycete …

Significant progress has been made since the previous edition of The Mycota published in
2006. The most conspicuous advances have concerned firstly our understanding of the …

Clarireedia homoeocarpa causes dollar spot disease (DSD) on turfgrasses and is a problem
worldwide. Species diversity was assessed for 62 putative C. homoeocarpa isolates from …

The genus Clarireedia contains multiple species causing dollar spot (DS) on turfgrass
worldwide. In November 2020, 119 Clarireedia isolates were obtained from symptomatic …

Our previous study found that isolates from morel stipes showed a large proportion of mating
type deletion, which implied the nuclear evolution and spatial heterogeneity. In this paper …

Dollar spot, caused by four Clarireedia species (formerly Sclerotinia homoeocarpa), is a
devastating disease that affects many turfgrass species throughout North America. Proper …

Abstract Sclerotinia sclerotiorum (Lib.) de Bary is a phytopathogenic fungus that relies on the
completion of the sexual cycle to initiate aerial infections. The sexual cycle produces …

Dollar spot is the most economically important disease of amenity turfgrasses in the United
States, yet little is known about the source of primary inoculum for this disease. With the …

Dollar spot is reported to be caused by multiple Clarireedia species and is a serious
problem on many turfgrasses around the world. To our knowledge, the distribution of …