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Strain Number:UAMH 11713
Species Name: Acephala applanata
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Taxonomy: FUNGI Ascomycota, Leotiomycetes, Helotiales
Strain History: Sieber, T. (T1_52_2) -> UAMH
Substrate: roots of Picea abies (Norway spruce)
Location: SWITZERLAND Bodmerenwald (GEO: 46.972,8.835)
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Date Received: 2013-04-09
Characters: MOLECULAR SYSTEMATICS Population genetic analysis of the Phialocephala fortinii complex - Gruenig CR, Duo A, Sieber TN, Fung Gen Biol 43:410-421, 2006 // MOLECULAR SYSTEMATICS Population genetic analysis of the Phialocephala fortinii complex - Queloz V, Duo A, Gruenig CR, Molecular Ecology Resources 8:1322-1325, 2008 // MOLECULAR SYSTEMATICS Species recognition within Phialocephala fortinii complex - Gruenig CR, Brunner PC, Duo A, Sieber TN, Fungal Gen Biol 44:773-788, 2007 // MYCORRHIZAE effects of P. subalpina and other PAC on survival and performance of Norway spruce seedlings - Tellenbach C, Grunig CR, et al, Environmental Microbiology 13(9): 2508-2517, 2011
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Pathogenic Potential: Human: no | Animal: no | Plant: no
Biosafety Risk Group: RG1 (check the PHAC ePATHogen Risk Group Database for updates)
Regulatory Requirements: Canadian requesters must provide PHAC Pathogen and Toxin License Number (see: https://www.canada.ca/en/public-health/services/laboratory-biosafety-biosecurity/licensing-program.html) prior to shipment. International requesters must provide all legally required importation documentation prior to shipment. Plant pathogenicity status may be verified by using the USDA Agricultural Research Service (ARS) Fungal Database
MycoBank ID: 344358
Sequences: >UAMH11713_DQ274839_beta-tubulin ACATCTGCATGAGAACCCTCAAGCTCTCCAACCCCTCTTACGGAGATCTCAACCACTTGGTCTCTGCCGTCATGTCGGGTGTCACTACCTGTCTCCGTTTCCCAGGTCAACTCAACTCTGATCTCCGAAAGTTGGCCGTCAACATGGTTCCCTTCCCTCGTCTCCATTTCTTCATGGTTGGCTTCGCTCCTCTTACCAGCCGTGGTGCTCACTCTTTCCGTGCCGTCACGGTCCCAGAGTTGACCCAGCAAATGTATGACCCAAAGAACATGATGGCTGCGTCCGATTTCCGTAACGGTCGCTACTTGACTTGCTCTGCTATCTTGTAAGTCTTCATAGCTCATTTTTGATGCCGCATGCTAACTTCTTCCAGCCGTGGTAAGGTCTCCATGAAGGAGGTTGAGGACCAAATGCGCAATGTTCAGAACAAGAACTCCTCCTACTTCGTCGAGTGGATTCCCAACAACGTCCAAACCGCACTCTGCTCCATTCCACCTCGTGGCCTCAAGATGTCTTCCACTTTCGTCGGAAACTCAACCTCCATCCAAGAGCTCTTCAAGCGTGTTGGTGACCAGTTCACTGCC >UAMH11713_DQ274790_beta-tubulin ACATCTGCATGAGAACTCTCAAGCTCTCCAACCCCTCTTACGGAGATCTCAACCACTTGGTCTCTGCCGTCATGTCGGGTGTCACTACCTGTCTCCGTTTCCCAGGTCAACTCAACTCTGATCTCCGAAAGTTGGCCGTCAACATGGTTCCCTTCCCTCGTCTCCATTTCTTCATGGTTGGCTTCGCTCCTCTTACCAGCCGTGGTGCTCACTCTTTCCGTGCCGTCACGGTTCCAGAGTTGACCCAGCAAATGTATGACCCAAAGAACATGATGGCTGCCTCCGATTTCCGTAACGGTCGCTACCTGACTTGCTCTGCTATCTTGTAAGTCTTCATAGCTCATTTTTGATGCCGCATGCTAACTTCTTCCAGCCGTGGTAAGGTCTCCATGAAGGAGGTTGAGGACCAAATGCGCAATGTTCAGAACAAGAACTCCTCCTACTTCGTCGAGTGGATTCCCAACAACGTCCAAACCGCGCTCTGCTCCATTCCACCTCGTGGCCTCAAGATGTCTTCCACATTCGTCGGAAACTCAACCTCCATCCAAGAGCTCTTCAAGCGTGTTGGTGACCAGTTCACTGCC >UAMH11713_DQ274573_elongation factor-1 alpha CTCGGTGGGGTAAAATCCTTCGCCCGGGCCATCGTCACGACAACATCATGATTGATGCCCAACGCACATACCCTTTCACAACATCCATACCTTTTCACAACATACATTGTCTTTCGATACAATGCTGACCCTTTCAATAGGAAGCCGCCGAGTTGGGCAAGGGTTCTTTCAAGTACGCATGGGTTCTTGACAAGCTAAAGGCCGAGCGTGAGCGTGGTATCACCATCGATATTGCTCTCTGGAAGTTCGAGACCCCAAAGTACTATGTCACCGTCATTGGTATGTCTTCGCAGATGCATTGCATCATCTTCATTGCTAACTCCTTGCAGATGCTCCCGGTCACCGTGATTTCATCAAGAACATGATCACTGGTACTTCCCAGGCCGATTGCGCTATTCTCATCATCGCTGCCGGTACTGGTGAGTTCGAGGCTGGTATCTCCAAGGATGGCCAGACTCGTGAGCACGCCCTCCTCGCCTACACCCTTGGTGTCAAGCAACTTATCGTCGCCATCAACAAGATGGACACCACCAAGTGGTCCGAGGCTCGTTACCAAGAAATC >UAMH11713_DQ274764_pPF-076 CCAACGCTTCGGCAGGACTGCCCATTGAATATTTCTCGCCAGAGTTGAAAGGAGTTTCCTCGGAGTCGAGATCGAGTGAAGATTGTACTGGAAGGCCGGGCGTTGTGCTGGGATCGTTGTTATTGCGCGAGGACTGTTGCTGTTTCATTCGAAGATAGACGTGAAAATGGATGTGAGAAATGGATGCAATCAAAGGTGCTGGTATGTAGGTAACGAAAGCCTTGAGTCCGGAAAGGCTAGCATCGTCTGCACCAGTCCCATTCCCCACAATGAAGGTATTGTACTCGAAGAAGATGCGGATAGCTTCGCTGTGAATCGCTTTGTTGACGTACAGGATGCTCCCTCTGGCATCTGAGAGGAGAAGCTCCTTGAAAGATCTGCGTCGTGGAGTCGCAATCAGTATCGGTTCTTTGTGGACGAGGAGAAGTCGATAAATTTGACTCCGTATTTCTGGCGGCACAGCCATCAGCACTCCTCCT

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