Gloeophyllum trabeum

Host(s)

Coniferous trees

Disease name

Brown rot

Gloeophyllum sepiarium from Commanster, Belgium.

Description

Gloeophyllum trabeum is a plant fungal pathogen. It is a common type of brown rot fungi, which lives mostly anywhere but is prevalent in coniferous forests. This organism also makes a very good model organism for laboratory testing of fungal rot; it is very hearty. Research is currently being done into the humidity ranges in which it functions best

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Phylogeny

Kindgom: 
Fungi
Phylum: 
Basidiomycota
Order: 
Gloeophyllales

Stats

Genome size: 
34.42Mb
Number of genes: 
11755

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