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The ICTF has several Subcommissions who collaborate on the organization of workshops, conference symposia, and the development of taxonomic resources for their user communities. There are also affiliated Commissions that share a common vision for the development of cooperative fungal taxonomy, although they are not formally under the ICTF umbrella. In August 2011, dramatic changes in the rules for naming fungi were announced, and the international mycological community is mobilizing to develop a single name system for fungal species, necessitating the need to establish a number of less permanent Working Groups focused on specific groups. The ICTF and the Nomenclatural Committee for Fungi (NCF) are cooperating in coordinating the international response to the rule changes. The Subcommissions, Affiliated Commissions and Working Groups listed below are where the nomenclatural discussions will occur.
The aims of this subcommission are to define fungal names in the following initial projects:
1) A list of common plant pathogenic fungi (this is a tentative list that we are working on, then recollect and designate epi- or neo-types for those taxa as needed)
List of plant pathogenic fungi 18 January 2021.doc
2) The genera of Fungi project, but specifically aimed at settling the names of Genera of Phytopathogenic Fungi
3) Fungi of quarantine importance (the list varies per country).
Crous-2015-Identifying and Naming Plant-Pathog.pdf
This is also a subcommission of the International Society of Plant Pathology Commission on Fusarium. There are two major resources developed by this subcommission. The first is the Fusarium nomenclatural database now maintained on the website of the Centraalbureau voor Schimmelcultures (http://www.cbs.knaw.nl/fusarium/BioloMICS.aspx). The second is the DNA sequence database for identification maintained by the Fusarium Research Centre at Pennsylvania State University (http://plantpath.psu.edu/facilities/fusarium-research-center). This subcommission meets regularly at the Fusarium workshops associated with each International Congress of Plant Pathology.
Geiser et al. 2013 Fusarium.pdf
Aime_et_al_2018_Puccinio_Ustilago.pdf
Affiliated IUMS Commissions
Talaromyces_Yilmaz_et_al_SIM_2014.pdf
Aspergillus_Samson_et_al_SIM_2014.pdf
Aspergillus_reclassified_Pitt_and_Taylor2014.pdf
Aspergillus versus Eurotium, Neosartorya and Emericella.pdf
NCF/ICTF Nomenclatural Working Groups
Diaporthales_Rossman_et_al.pdf
Rossman-One_name_Hypocreales-Diaporthales.pdf
Naming_and_Outline_of_Dothideomycetes_2014.pdf
Taxon_2013_Braun_Erysiphales.pdf
Hypocreales_Rossman_et_al_IMAFungus2013.pdf
Leotiomycetes_list_IMAFungus2013.pdf
Pezizomycetes_Healy_et_al_IMAFungus2016.pdf
Sordariomycetes_Reblova_et_al_IMAFungus2013.pdf
Generic Names in Magnaporthales.pdf