@article {734181,
	title = {The Laboulbeniales of the Boston Harbor Islands},
	journal = {Phytopathology},
	volume = {103},
	number = {6},
	year = {2013},
	note = {<p>Suppl. 2196tmTimes Cited:0Cited References Count:0</p>},
	month = {Jun},
	pages = {54-54},
	abstract = {<p>This paper, based on a recent comprehensive sampling of insects, is the rstreport of Laboulbeniales from the New England region since the 1930s. We present 7 new records of laboulbenialean parasites on Staphylinidae (rove beetles) and Coccinellidae (lady beetles) from the Boston Harbor Islands National Recreation Area. These are\&nbsp;Clonophoro- myces nipponicus\&nbsp;Terada \&amp; I.I. Tav.,\&nbsp;Hesperomyces virescens\&nbsp;Thaxt.,\&nbsp;Ilyomyces\&nbsp;cf.\&nbsp;maireiF. Picard,\&nbsp;Laboulbenia philonthi\&nbsp;Thaxt.,\&nbsp;Peyritschiella protea\&nbsp;Thaxt.,\&nbsp;Stichomyces conoso- matis\&nbsp;Thaxt., and\&nbsp;Teratomyces actobii\&nbsp;Thaxt. One of these parasite species,\&nbsp;C. nipponicus, has not been found previously outside of its type locality in Japan. Examination of Roland Thaxter{\textquoteright}s 1891{\textendash}1932 slides led to the designation of lectotypes for\&nbsp;L. philonthi,\&nbsp;P. protea,S. conosomatis, and\&nbsp;T. actobii. The following synonymy is established:\&nbsp;Teratomyces brevi- caulis\&nbsp;Thaxt. =\&nbsp;T. actobii. In addition, we discovered new localities for\&nbsp;H. virescens\&nbsp;(from Canada, Cuba, Guatemala, and Japan) and\&nbsp;L. philonthi\&nbsp;(from Canada, Grenada, Panama, Trinidad, and Venezuela).</p>},
	isbn = {0031-949x},
	author = {Haelewaters, D. and Zhao, S.Y. and De Kesel, A. and Pfister, D.H.}
}
