Leveillula duriaei (Léveillé) Braun, 1984

on Lamiaceae

gall

mycelium white, generally dense-felty, amphigenous; partly internal. Conidia solitary, without fibrosin bodies, in two forms: those formed at first are broadly lanceolate, later ones on the same conidiphore are oblong-elliptic. Cleistothecia with 10-45 asci, that contain two spores. Appendages numerous, attached below the equator, shorter than the diameter; they are mycelioid, often irregularly branched, septate.

host plants

Lamiaceae, oligophagous:

Ballota hispanica, nigra; Dracocephalum; Eremostachys; Lavandula multifida; Leonurus cardiaca; Marrubium incanum, peregrinum, pestalozzae, propinquum, supinum, vulgare; Mentha x verticillata; Nepeta nuda; Phlomis fruticosa, herba-venti & subsp. pungens, lychnitis, purpurea, samia, sieheana, tuberosa; Physostegia virginiana; Rosmarinus officinalis; Salvia amplexicaulis, glutinosa, nemorosa & subsp. tesquicola, nutans, pratensis, x sylvestris, verticillata, virgata; Satureja hortensis, intermedia, montana; Scutellaria albida subsp. velenovski, multicaulis; Stachys; Teucrium chamaedrys, polium; Thymbra capitata; Thymus.

synonyms

Erysiphe duriaei Léveillé, 1851.

references

Bahçecioğlu, Kabaktepe & Yildiz (2006a), ahçecioğlu & Yildiz (2005a), Braun (1995a), Braun & Cook (2012a), Klenke & Scholler (2015a), Leysen (2017a), Unamuno (1942a).