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Cladosporium herbarum
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| Taxonomic Classification | Living
Organisms / Mycetae - Fungi / Ascomycota / Cladosporium / Species: (Classification of fungal species is an evolving discipline. The information in Wildpro has been carefully referenced to the source material, as far as possible. Readers requiring further clarification should consult the source materials and more recent publications. Classification information in Wildpro will be altered when clear and scientifically endorsed new information regarding taxonomic divisions becomes available to us. This section is currently predominantly used in Wildpro to link different data types and demonstrate inter-relationships. It does not contain detailed information on the fungal species itself.) |
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fungi on general characteristics is available at genus level (Cladosporium) Cladosporium herbarum - sooty mould, is frequently associated with Osier willows - Salix viminalis. Mould is reduced by severe winters and may become more of a problem following mild winters (B11.35.w3, V.w3). |
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| Associated Waterfowl Diseases | Wet Feather (Shaft-lice Infection, Sooty Mould Exposure) | Waterfowl Disease Summary | Feather structure damage leading to loss of waterproofing. |
| Waterfowl in which the DISEASE has been recorded (NOT necessarily this specific organism) |
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