Transcript Rhizopus oryzae YR-2 - Brassica EH-2 - Brassica 100.0 CBG-3 - Brassica ZE-1 - Brassica NKa-3 - Brassica GBR4 - Brassica GBR5 - Brassica 100.0 GBR7 - Brassica GBR8

Rhizopus oryzae
YR-2 - Brassica
EH-2 - Brassica
100.0 CBG-3 - Brassica
ZE-1 - Brassica
NKa-3 - Brassica
GBR4 - Brassica
GBR5 - Brassica
100.0 GBR7 - Brassica
GBR8 - Brassica
WT-1 - Lettuce
CH-1 - Tobacco
TAK-1 - Tobacco
KZ-1 - Lettuce
HY-1 - Lettuce
NLD4 - Lettuce
NLD3 - Lettuce
ITA1 - Lettuce
GBR10 - Cucumber
99.8 “Duke” - Melon
Y12830
WOms-3 – Welsh onion
97.8 AUS1 - Lettuce
AUS2 - Lettuce
BEL1 - Lettuce
CHL1 - Lettuce
DEU1 - Lettuce
ESP1 - Lettuce
ESP2 - Lettuce
FRA5 - Lettuce
GBR1 - Lettuce
GBR2 - Lettuce
GBR3 - Carrot
JPN1 - Lettuce
NDL1 - Lettuce
NDL2 - Lettuce
PRT1 - Lettuce
PRT2 - Lettuce
USA2 - Lettuce
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Fig. 2. Phylogram showing the relationship of Olpidium brassicae isolates from this study to each other and to isolates from the studies of
Sasaya and Koganezawa (2006), James et al. (2006) [AFTOL 633] and Ward and Adams (1998) [Y12830], based on the sequence of the
ITS1-5.8S-ITS2 region. The sequence of Rhizopus oryzae (GQ220706) was used as an out-group and bootstrap values greater than 95%
(based on 1000 iterations) are shown adjacent to the appropriate branch points. Five distinct groups are indicated, with isolates from this
study represented in four of the five (groups 2, 3, 4 and 5). The host plant species from which the isolates were obtained is shown next to
the isolate designation.