Table 1. Data on Phyllachora spp. described on hosts belonging to Myrtaceae.

P. amblgua

50–60 × 8–12

9–11 × 6

Syzygium cumini (syn. Eugenia jambolana)

Theissen & Sydow (1915b)

P. angustispora

80–90 × 12–14

30 × 8–9

Eugenia sp.

Saccardo (1916)

P. bella

60–70 × 5–7

7.5–9 × 3–1

Syzygium australe (syn. E. australis)

Sydow (1937)

P. biareolata

90–95 × 6–9

12 × 5

Eugenia rhombea

Saccardo (1891)

P. biguttulata

50–65 × 8–10

10–12 × 5–5.5

Campomanesia rhombea

Saccardo (1913)

P. brenesii

70–80 × 10–15

12–17 × 8–10

Eugenia guayaquilensis

Sydow & Petrak (1929)

P. callistemonis

115–210 × 12.5–16

18–27.5 × 7.5–10

Callistemon pallidus

Pearce & Hyde (1994)

P. callistemonis subsp. Langdonii

100–154 × 12–20

18–25 × 6–9

Callistemon sp.

Pearce & Hyde (1994)

P. callistemonis subsp. Similis

117–173 × 18–27.5

18–29 × 7.5–12.5

Callistemon viminalis

Pearce & Hyde (1994)

P. capensis

100–120 × 13–14

60–70 × 5–6

Eugenia zuluensis

Doidge (1942)

P. cayennensis

68–75 × 12–14

20–24 × 7–8

Psidium sp.

Theissen & Sydow (1915b)

P. clavata

110–140 × 15–18

39–15 × 3–6

Myrcia sp.

Garces Orejuela (1944)

P. curvulispora

60–80 × 10–20

17–20 × 5–7

Myrtaceae sp.

Saccardo (1925–1928)

P. distinguenda

60–70 × 18

18–20 × 4.5

Myrtaceae sp.

Saccardo (1899)

P. egenula

70–85 × 7–8

10–13 × 5–6

Leptospermum lanigerum

Sydow (1938)

P. emarginata

80–130 × 18–28

16–20 × 10–12

Eugenia sp.

Petrak (1948)

P. eugeniae

60–75 × 7–9

8–10 × 4–1.5

Eugenia rhombea

Chardon (1927)

P. feijoae

60 × 25

18 × 10

Acca sellowiana

Rehm (1915)

P. gentilis

120 × 4–12

18–20 × 8–9

Eugenia sp.

Saccardo (1895)

P. goyazensis

70–90 × 17–18

12–14 × 8–12

Myrtaceae sp.

Hennings (1895)

P. guavira

100–110 × 6–8

12 × 5

Psidium sp.

Theissen & Sydow (1915b)

P. ipirangae

30–90 × 10–12

15–16 × 8

Eugenia sp.

Theissen & Sydow (1915b)

P. lindmanii

80–90 × 13–16

16–24 × 13–16

Myrtaceae sp.

Theissen & Sydow (1915a)

P. maculata ^*

22–25

Eucalyptus sp.

Cooke (1891)

P. manuka

10.5–13 × 6.5–8

Leptospermum scoparium

Johnston & Cannon (2004)

P. melaleucae

66–84 × 8–11

Melaleuca spinosa

Theissen & Sydow (1915a)

P. myrciae ^*

Eugenia bimarginata

Saccardo (1883)

P. myrciae-rostratae

100–120 × 6–8

14–17 × 5–6

Myrcia splendens (syn. M. rostrata)

Viégas (1944)

P. muelleri

95–120 × 13–15

28–32 × 6–7

Eugenia dodonaeifolia

Chardon et al. (1940)

P. myrrhinii

50–72 × 12–16

14–16 × 5

Myrrhinium atropurpureum var. octandrum

Theissen & Sydow (1915a)

P. nigerrimum

100–130 × 9

10–16 × 5

Campomanesea adamantium (syn. C. caerulea)

Viégas (1944)

P. opaca

80–85 × 6–8

10 × 4–4.5

Myrtaceae sp.

Berlese & Voglino (1886)

P. peglerae

120–140 × 17–20

20–23 × 12–13

Eugenia capensis

Doidge (1942)

P. pettimenginii

85–105 × 14–18

2–8-32 × 8.5–11

Myrtaceae sp.

Maire (1908)

P. rhytismoides

14–19.5 × 12–15.5

Melaleuca cajuputi

Cannon (1991)

P. rickiana

68–78 × 14–15

10–13 × 6

Myrtaceae sp.

Theissen (1918)

P. rimulosa

85–100 × 10

14 × 8

Eugenia sp.

Saccardo (1925–1928)

P. samanensis

70–83 × 13–16.5

32–40 × 6–7.5

Eugenia sp.

Petrak & Ciferri (1932)

P. shivasii

136–225 × 10–15

15–22 × 6–8.5

Melaleuca viridiflora

Pearce & Hyde (1995)

P. subcircinans

80–90 × 10–16

14–16 × 8–10

Psidium grandifolium

Viégas (1944)

P. subopaca

75 × 10–15

12–14 × 7

Myrtaceae sp.

Saccardo (1899)

P. tachirensis

109–166 × 9.5–12

13–17 × 7–8

Eugenia sp.

Chardón & Toro (1934)

P. tropicalis

70–75 × 10–14

15–18 × 7–8

Psidium grandifolium

Saccardo (1883)

P. truncatispora

70–90 × 16–24

22–26 × 7–8

Myrtaceae sp.

Viégas (1944)

P. urbaniana

70–90 × 16–18

14–15 × 6–8

Myrtaceae sp.

Saccardo (1899)

P. verrucosa

78–105 × 15–19

14–20 × 9–13

Melaleuca leucadendra

Arx & Müller(1954)

P. whetzelii

87–109 × 8–10.5

11.5–13 × 3–4

Eugenia sp.

Chardon (1921)

P. woodiana

80–100 × 6–7.5

12.5–15.0 × 5–6

Eugenia capensis

Doidge (1942)