Species/Subspecies:
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Botrytis cinerea |
Categories:
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Human pathogen; plant pathogen; of practical use |
Etymology:
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Genus name: .
Species epithet: . |
Common name:
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Gråmögel |
Significance: | [Unclassified]
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Taxonomy:
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Phylum | Class | Order | Family | Genus |
Ascomycota | Leotiomycetes | Helotiales | Sclerotiniaceae | Botrytis |
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Macromorphology (smell):
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Micromorphology:
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Spec. Char.:
| This fungus is necrotrophic, i.e. it lives on dead plant tissue after killing the plant itself. |
Disease/effect:
| Gray mold rot on plants in general and noble rot on grapes. Respiratory allergic reaction in hypersensitive grape growers.
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Genome Sequence:
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ACC-No GenBank | Strain/Isolate | # of chrom | Size (Mbp) |
GCF_000143535 | B05.10 | 18 | 42.6 |
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18S rRNA Seq:
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ACC-No GenBank | Strain/Isolate | Number of NT |
LC514949 | GR1-2-20-1 | 1084 |
Partiell sekvens
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ITS regions:
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ACC-No GenBank | Strain/Isolate | Number of NT | Genes |
MW820601 | HNSMJ-4 | 537 | 18S rRNA, ITS 1, 5.8S rRNA, ITS 2, 28S rRNA |
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Taxonomy/phylogeny:
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Comment: | If you let gray mold develop for a while on grapes and form so-called Noble rot, the grapes will release water and shrink, giving sweeter grapes and a different character to the wine. Sauternes, Spätlese and Tokay are wines that have been produced in this way. |
Updated: | 2022-06-22 |