Ascochyta malvicola Sacc. (Saccardo, 1878)

Malva sylvestris

Dot-like, lens-shaped, perforated

20

4

Hyaline, short cylindrical, on both ends rounded, mildly constricted at the
sep­tum, 1-septate,
minute 4-guttulate.

Ascochyta althaeina Sacc. & Bizz. (Saccardo and Bizzozero, 1884)

Althaea officinalis

Dot-like, black

12.5–14

3

Hyaline, 1-septate, nearly fusiform.

Ascochyta althaeina Sacc. et Bizz. var. brun­neo-cincta Passerini (Brunaud, 1886)

Althaea officinalis

10

3.5
3.5

Elliptical to oblong, 1-septate.

Ascochyta alceina Lambotte & Fautrey (Fautrey, 1899)

Alcea rosea

7–10

3 (-4)

Nearly cylindrical or oblong, on both ends rounded, first one-celled then 1-septate, not constricted at the
septum.

Ascochyta montene­­grina Bubák
(Bubák, 1903)

Malva silvestris

Lens-shaped
50–160

6–13
Very frequent­ly
9–11

3–4.5

Hyaline, short cylindrical, 1-septate at the midth and mildly constricted at the septum, on both ends rounded.

Ascochyta malvae
H. Zimm.
(Zimmermann, 1909)

Malva neglecta

Epiphyll, sparse, near­ly covered, 150–200

At first 6–9, after­wards 8–9

At first 3–4, after­wards 3.5

At first cylindrical or ovoid, afterwards cylindrical and in the midth
constrict­ed, 1-septate.

Ascochyta abutilonis Hollós (Hollós, 1909)

Abutilon avicenne

Epiphyll, 140–190

8–9

3–4

Hyaline, elliptical-fusiform, at first one-celled, afterwards
1-septate, not constricted at the
septum.

Ascochyta malvae Died. 1912 (Diedicke, 1915)

Homonym
Malva alcea

Epiphyll,
cov­ered

7–10

3–4

Nearly cylindrical or oblong-ellpsoid, on both ends rounded,
1-septate, non constricted at the
septum.

Ascochyta gossypii Woron. (1915)
(Woron­ichin, 1914)

= non Phoma gossypii Sacc. (Saccardo, 1880)
= Phoma gossypiicola
Gruyter (Gruy­ter, 2002)
on Gossypium spp.

12(–14)

8

Hyaline, straight or slightly curved,
cy­lindrical to ovoid, 1-septate, not
con­stricted at the septum, rounded
at both ends.

Ascochyta gossypii Syd. (Sydow et al., 1916)

= Homonym zu Ascochyta gossypii Woron.
Gossypium spp. (cult.)
in Kaschmir

80–100

8–10

1.5–4

Hyaline, oblong or shortly cylindrical, on both ends rounded, at the midth
or nearly at the midth with a septum, not or scarcely constricted.

Ascochyta abelmoschi Harter (Harter, 1918)

Abelmoschus esculentus

65–225

4–14

2.1–4.5

Hyaline, cylindrical to ovoid, straight or curved, first one-celled, afterwards
1-septate and constricted at the
septum, on both ends rounded, guttulate.

Ascochyta abutilonis Khokhr.
(Tranzschel et al., 1933)

Homonym zu Ascochyta abutilonis Hollós

–

–

–

–

Ascochyta hibisci-can­nabini Khokhr. (Tranzschel et al., 1933)

Hibiscus cannabinum
(in Rossia)

Epiphyll, 180

5–10

2.5–4.5

Hyaline, cylindrical, on both ends rounded, first one-celled, afterwards
1-septate.

Ascochyta abutilonico­la Massenot
(Masse­not, 1951)

Abutilon striatus

100–140

16–29

5–7

Hyaline, 1-septate, rarely non or
2-sep­tate, elliptical-oblong, at the ends roundish or obtuse, constricted, with granules, not or with 2 or
pluri-guttu­late.

Ascochyta sidae Sawada (Sawada, 1959)

Sida acuta
non valide

90–195

5–9

3–4

Hyaline, elliptical or ovoid, 1-septate.

Ascochyta urenae Sawada (Sawada, 1959)

Urena lobata var. tomento­sa
non valide

125–150

4–8

3–4

Hyaline, elliptical to oblong, rounded at both ends, 1-septate, rarely asep­tate, constricted at septum, smooth.

Ascochyta althaeina Sacc. et Bizz. var. kitai­beliana Mititiuc & Manoliu
(Manoliu and Mititiuc, 1976)

Kitaibela vitifolia
= Asco­chyta althaeina Sacc.

7–12

2–2.5

Cylindrical, not elliptical.