Table 2 in Notes on Trochila (Ascomycota, Leotiomycetes), with new species and combinations

Table 2. Comparative table of currently accepted species of Trochila (except T. viburnicola). For each species, the following characters are presented: host plant, host family, measurements of asci and ascospores (dead state). The asterisk (*) indicates a fungal host.
SpeciesHost PlantHost FamilyAsci (µm)Ascospores (µm)ReferenceLengthWidthLengthWidthT. andromedaeAndromeda polifoliaEricaceae801215-184-5Karsten (1871)T. astragaliAstragalus glycyphyllosFabaceae50-606-784Rehm (1896)T. atrosanguineaCarex rigidaCyperaceae45-687-87-82-3Rostrup (1885)Carex vulgarisCyperaceaeT. bostonensisAsclepias syriacaApocynaceae(50.5)57-65.5(66)(4.5)5-6(5.8)6.2-7.22.6-2.8This studyT. chilensisLardizabala biternataLardizabaleae70-808-914-154Spegazzini (1910)T. cinereaPyrola sp.Ericaceaeno datano data6-71.5Patouillard (1886)T. colensoiCordyline sp.Asparagaceae60-708-109-12.53.5-5Dennis (1961)T. conioseliniConioselinum sp.Apiaceae38-406-710-133Rostrup (1886)Gmelina sp.ApiaceaeT. crateriumCassiope tetragonaAraliaceae50-608-126-84-5Rehm (1896)Hedera algeriensisAraliaceaeno data76-8.23-4.5Greenhalgh and Morgan-Jones (1964)Hedera helixAraliaceaeT. epilobiiEpilobium angustifoliumOnagraceae75-9517-2015-178Karsten (1871)T. exiguaNardus strictaPoaceae3268-100.8Rostrup (1888)T. fallensSalix sp.Salicaceae50-607-99-143.5-4.5Karsten (1871)T. ilicinaIlex aquifoliaAquifoliaceae75-809-109-113.5-4.5Rehm (1896)Ilex aquifoliumAquifoliaceae60-768.5-1010-12.53.5-4.5Greenhalgh and Morgan-Jones (1964)Ilex colchicaAquifoliaceaeIlex platyphyllaAquifoliaceae57.6-93.46.6-9.69.8-15.92.7-5.1Ziolo et al. (2005)T. jaffueliiLapageria roseaPhilesiaceae50-702513-146-7Spegazzini (1921)T. juncicolaJuncus compressusJuncaceae40-455-68-91-1.5Rostrup (1886)T. laurocerasiLaurocerasus officinalisRosaceae45-608-97-103.5-4Rehm (1896)Photinia serrulataRosaceaePrunus laurocerasusRosaceae50-656-97.5-103-3.75Greenhalgh and Morgan-Jones (1964)Prunus lusitanicaRosaceaeT. leopoldinaNectandra rigidaLauracaee45-5078-93Rehm (1909)T. majalisFagus sylvaticaFagaceae38-457-87-93-3.5Kirschstein (1944)T. mollugineaGalium molluginisRubiaceae55-60710-122.5Mouton (1900)T. oleaeOlea europaeaOleacaeno datano datano datano dataFries (1849)T. oxycoccosVaccinium oxycoccosEricaceae60-7011-1414-185Karsten (1871)T. perexiguaHippophae rhamnoidesElaeagnaceae8015147Spegazzini (1881)T. perseaePersea lingueLauraceae50-60109-103Spegazzini (1910)T. plantagineaPlantago majorPlantaginaceae42-5012-1618-254-4.5Karsten (1871)T. prominulaJuniperus sabinaCupressaceae65-7010-1218-206Saccardo (1878)T. puccinioideaCarex sp.Cyperaceaeno datano datano datano dataDe Notaris (1863)T. ramulorumViburnum opulusViburnaceae40-555.5-75-71.5-2Feltgen (1903)T. rhodiolaeRhodiola sp.Crassulaceae405-6101-1.5Rostrup (1891)T. staritzianaAilanthus glandulosaSimaroubaceaeno datano datano datano dataKirschstein (1941)Rhus glabraAnacardiaceaeT. substicticaSolidago virgaureaAsteraceae60912-146Rehm (1884)T. symplociSymplocos japonicaSymplocaeae65-855-78-114-5Hennings (1900)T. tamiTamus communisDioscoreaceae40-556-75-82.5-4Grelet and de Crozals (1928)T. tetrasporaNothofagus dombeyiNothofagaceae58-727.7-9.612-153.4-4.8Gamundí et al. (1978)T. urediniophilaCerotelium fici *Phakopsoraceae *(86.4)102.4-111.2(121.8)(9.1)10.5-11.6(13.1)(7.6)9.0-9.7(10.9)(5.1)6.3-7.1(8.1)This studyT. xishuangbannano datano data55-603.5-48-111.2-1.7Zhuang et al. (1990)T. winteriDrymis WinteriWinteraceae40-5010-1212-135Spegazzini (1888)