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Phylogenetic and morphological analyses have been conducted on powdery mildew specimens on different and spp. from Asia, Europe and North America. The present study showed that collections of exhibit a high degree of morphological plasticity of the sexual morph, in contrast to their morphologically, rather uniform, asexual morph. In phylogenetic tree, all sequences cluster in a large strongly supported clade, without any indication and support for further differentiation into cryptic species. There are three morphological types within s. lat. that contain consistent differences. Until future multi-locus analyses will be available, we prefer to treat these 'morphological types' as varieties. These include var. , var. , and var. comb. nov. (≡ var. , , and ). To fix the application of species name , an appropriate epitype was designated, with an ITS sequences.
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