Paspalum dilatatum Poir.

Selection criteria. Country: any country. Associated organism: any (distribution map)

Number of records. 133. Countries. Argentina, Australia, Azerbaijan, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Dominican Republic, former USSR, Georgia, India, Mauritius, México, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, Puerto Rico, Russia, South Africa, Swaziland, Thailand, Uruguay, USA, Virgin Islands, Zimbabwe, country not noted. Associated organisms. Alternaria alternata; Ascochyta paspali; Cercospora sp.; Cerebella andropogonis; Cladosporium herbarum; Cladosporium sp.; Claviceps paspali; Colletotrichum sp.; Curvularia trifolii; Didymosphaeria sp.; Drechslera dematioidea; Epipolaeum sp.; Fusarium heterosporum; Fusarium sp.; Gaeumannomyces graminis; Gibberella avenacea; Glomerella graminicola; Myriogenospora sp.; Phoma exigua; Phoma huancayensis; Phoma macrostoma var. incolorata; Phoma medicaginis; Phoma paspali; Phoma pomorum; Phyllachora acutispora; Phyllachora minutissima; Phyllachora paspalicola; Phyllachora sp.; Puccinia paspalina; Ustilago microspora. Collections. HACM [Darwin] 31342; PREM 8948, 9431, 9439, 10027, 10072, 11321, 11372, 11389, 11636, 11647, 11860, 13022, 21110, 21212, 23376, 24350, 24358, 25338, 25346, 25473, 25864, 26843, 28436, 28648, 31085, 32438, 32439, 33470, 33935, 33936, 31784 [van der Byl 501], van der Byl. Literature. Anon. (1947) page(s) 236; Bilgrami, Jamaluddin & Rizwi (1991) page(s) 126; Bitancourt (1936); Ciferri (1961) page(s) 129-130; Cummins (1945); Diehl (1934); Doidge (1950) page(s) 148, 717; Farr, Bills, Chamuris & Rossman (1989); Johnston (1981); Lenné (1990) page(s) 102, 103; Matta (1956); Mujica, Vergara & Oehrens (1980) page(s) 89; Nakhutsrishvili (1986) page(s) 319; Orieux & Felix (1968); Ostrovsky, Shalagina & Bankovskaya (1970) page(s) 447; Parbery (1971); Puckdeedindan (1966); Punithalingam (1979); Rangaswanii & Lucy Channamma (1970); Richardson (1979); Rothwell (1983); Shaw (1985); Silveira (1936); Simmonds (1966); Stevenson (1926); Stevenson (1975), 166, 203-204; Wiehe (1948).