Pleomorphic Fungi. The Diversity and Its Taxonomic Implications

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
List of Contributors, Pages v-vi
Preface, Pages vii-viii, Junta SUGIYAMA
CHAPTER 1 - Pleomorphic Fungi: Introductory Remarks, Pages 1-8, JUNTA SUGIYAMA
CHAPTER 2 - Geographical Distribution of the Pleomorphic Plectomycetes in Asia and Their Teleomorph-Anamorph Connections, Pages 9-28, SHUN-ICHI UDAGAWA
CHAPTER 3 - Taxonomic Implications of Variation among Hypocrealean Anamorphs, Pages 29-56, GARY J. SAMUELS, KEITH A. SEIFERT
CHAPTER 4 - Pleomorphy in Sordariales, Pages 57-77, B.C. LODHA
CHAPTER 5 - Pleomorphy in Marine Fungi: Teleomorph-Anamorph Connections in the Halosphaeriaceae, Pages 79-101, AKIRA NAKAGIRI, KEISUKE TUBAKI
CHAPTER 6 - Pleomorphy in Some Hyphopodiate Fungi, Pages 103-139, S.J. HUGHES
CHAPTER 7 - Two Metacapnodiaceous Sooty Moulds from Japan: Their Identity and Behavior in Pure Culture, Pages 141-156, JUNTA SUGIYAMA, NORIHIDE AMANO
CHAPTER 8 - Proving the Anamorphic Connection, Pages 157-180, DON R. REYNOLDS
CHAPTER 9 - Some Plant Pathogenic Fungi and Their Teleomorphs, Pages 181-199, MITSUYA TSUDA, AKINORI UEYAMA
CHAPTER 10 - Pleomorphy in Holobasidiomycetes, Pages 201-220, J.A. STALPERS
CHAPTER 11 - Pleoanamorphy of Yeast-Like Fungi and Little-Differentiated Hyphomycetes, Pages 221-232, G.S. DE HOOG
CHAPTER 12 - Pleomorphy in the Helicosporous Hyphomycetes, Pages 233-240, R.D. GOOS
CHAPTER 13 - The Significance of Conidiogenesis in Pleoanamorphy, Pages 241-262, DAVID W. MINTER
CHAPTER 14 - Pleoanamorphy and Its Nomenclatural Problem, Pages 263-290, G.L. HENNEBERT
Author Index, Pages 291-295
Index to Fungal Genera and Species, Pages 296-310
Subject Index, Pages 311-325