Diatrypaceae

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Diatrypaceae is a family of ascomycete fungi, many of which are wood-inhabiting species that can act as plant pathogens or saprobes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fungal family
taxon
associatedWithDisease canker diseases in woody plants
grapevine trunk diseases
cellWallComponent beta-glucan
chitin
class Sordariomycetes
containsGenus Allocryptovalsa
Cryptosphaeria
Diatrype
Diatrypella
Eutypa
Eutypella
Peroneutypa
Valsa
describedBy Franz Xaver Rudolf von Höhnel
describedInYear 1917
distribution cosmopolitan
division Ascomycota
ecologicalRole plant pathogen
saprobe
habitat wood
higherClassification Ascomycota
Sordariomycetes
Xylariales
includesPlantPathogensOf forest trees
fruit trees
grapevine
kingdom Fungi
lifeStrategy endophytic in woody tissues
opportunistic pathogen
morphologicalCharacteristic dark stromatic tissues on wood
perithecial ascomata
namedAfter genus Diatrype
order Xylariales
phylum Ascomycota
reproductionType sexual reproduction via asci
sporeType ascospore
subclass Xylariomycetidae
subdivision Pezizomycotina
taxonRank family
trophicMode necrotrophic
saprotrophic
typeGenus Diatrypella
typicalSubstrate dead wood
decaying branches
living woody plants

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Xylariales contains Diatrypaceae