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A revision of the African Russula radicans and allies in subgen. Heterophyllidiae provides an example of a clade that exhibits recent diversification and extensive phenotypic plasticity.

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By Bart Buyck, Terry W. Henkel, Shuqin Cao, Cathrin Manz
| BioRxiv
Abstract Russula subsection Radicantinae is described for R. radicans and allies, while subsection Aureotactinae is again restricted to R. aureotacta, the subsectional type species that has never been recollected since its original description. Russula radicans, originally described from Madagascar, as well as the Central African R. brunneoannulata, are epitypified. Russula xylophila is the first confirmed annulate species belonging to Sect. Ingratae and a close relative to R. oleifera.
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Revisiting sour rot of grapevine through disease-associated microbiomes: a tripartite co-infection?

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By Matthieu Wilhelm, Bart Buyck, Sébastien Hévin, Patrik Kehrli
| BioRxiv
Abstract Sour rot in grapevines is thought to result from berry infection by yeasts, acetic acid bacteria and vinegar flies. Our results confirm previous studies having shown that sour rot supersedes grey mould when both diseases are present in a vineyard, but also indicate that the two diseases can cohabit at an advanced stage of grape decay.
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Russula (Basidiomycota, Russulales, Russulaceae) subsect. Roseinae down under.

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By Bart Buyck, Egon Horak, Jerry Cooper, Yu Song
| BioRxiv
Abstract The present contribution presents species of Russula subsect. Roseinae Sarnari from the southern hemisphere. Russula incrustata Buyck, sp. nov. and R. koniamboensis Buyck, sp. nov. are described from New Caledonia, R. purpureotincta R. F. R. McNabb from New Zealand is redescribed in detail and two secotioid species, R. albobrunnea T. Lebel from Australia and R. kermesina (R. F. R. McNabb) T. Lebel from New Zealand are shown to be the first known secotioid taxa in Roseinae.
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