Stigmina carpophila

found: Work cat.: Barss, H.P. Peach blight, shot hole, and fruit spot : Corvenum beijerinckii, 1917.

found: Index Fungorum, accessed Mar. 21, 2006(Stigmina carpophila (Lv̌.) M.B. Ellis, Position in classification: Incertae sedis, Dothideales, Dothideomycetidae, Ascomycetes, Ascomycota, Fungi, Synonymy: Ascospora beijerinckii, Asterula beijerinckii, Cladosporium beijerinckii, Clasterosporium amygdalearum, Clasterosporium carpophilum, Coryneum beyerinckii, Coryneum carpophilum, Coryneum laurocerasi, Helminthosporium carpophilum, Helminthosporium cerasorum, Helminthosporium rhabdiferum, Macrosporium rhabdiferum, Napicladium brunaudii, Omphalospora beijerinckii, Passalora brunaudii, Sciniatosporium carpophilum, Septosporium cerasorum, Sporidesmium amygdalearum, Sporocadus carpophilus, Stigmella briosiana, Stigmina briosiana, Wilsonomyces carpophilus)

found: Colorado State University Cooperative Extension web page on Coryneum blight, accessed Mar. 21, 2006(Coryneum Blight (Shothole) caused by Stigmina carpophilum (= Coryneum beijerinckii))

found: Washington State University Tree Fruit Extension Team web page on Coryneum Blight of Stone Fruit, accessed Mar. 21, 2006(Coryneum Blight of Stone Fruit Causal Organism: Wilsonomyces carpophilus. The fungus causing Coryneum blight has been given several scientific names but probably is best known as Coryneum beijerinckii)

found: Utah Extension page on Coryneum Blight of Stone Fruits, accessed Mar. 21, 2006( Coryneum blight or "shot-hole" is a fungal disease affecting peach, apricot, nectarine, and cherry. The scientific name of the fungus is Wilsonomyces carpophilus (formerly Stigmina carpophila or Coryneum beijerinckii))