TABLE 3 in Colletotrichum paridis sp. nov., a novel endophytic species on Paris polyphylla var. chinensis

TABLE 3. Morphological characteristics of Colletotrichum paridis compared with C. jinshuiense.
Colony characters on PDAConidiaAppressoriaSetaeSpeciesStrain (Host)Colonial morphologyGrowth rate (mm/d)Size (μm); L/W ratioShapeSize (μm); L/W ratioShapeSeptateLength (μm)C. jinshuiensePAFQ26* PAFQ26a-d (Pyrus pyrifolia)Surface pale grey-black with white margin; reverse black to dark grey-green in center with white margin28 ℃: 5.6–5.7on host: 24.4–27.1 × 4; 6.1–6.8Curved, apex acute10.7 × 6; 1.8Ellipsoidal to clavate1–459–363C. jinshuiense (= C. kakivorum)KCTC 46679*, KCTC 46680 (Diospyrus kaki)Surface grey-olivaceous; reverse olivaceous-grey with smoke-grey concentric rings25 ℃: 3.3–3.5on SNA: 24 × 4; 6.0Curved, apex acute10.9 × 4.7; 2.3Clavate or ellipsoidal to slightly lobed3–677–125C. jinshuienseEsH8, EsH11 (Coptis chinensis)Surface white to pale grey; reverse yellowish to olive25 ℃: 5.6–5.8on host: 25.4 × 4.5; 5.6Curved, apex acute8.3 × 7.6; 1.1Globose or obovoid1–378–134C. paridisBCTJB1*, BCTJB2–4 (Paris polyphylla)Surface reddish-brown to black with a noticeable pink ring; reverse black with white to pink margin25 ℃: 5.8–6on PDA: 24.9 × 4.6; 5.4 on SNA: 27.5 × 4.7; 5.9Curved, apex acute10.2 × 6.5; 1.6Ellipsoidal to irregular1–451–193