Erratum to: Mycol Progress

DOI: 10.1007/s11557-016-1219-3

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Cultural characteristics and morphology of asexual structures. a, d Cladosporium tenuissimum, DMW1045 on Potato Dextrose Agar (PDA) at ambient temperature, 14 days. b Alternaria eichhorniae, DMW1042 on PDA at ambient temperature, 14 days. c, e, f Strelitziana africana, DMW1044 on PDA at ambient temperature, 14 days. Scale bars for conidia pictured in d–f = 10 μm

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Organic avocado orchard species accumulation curve of the UGE (Ugland, Gray, and Ellingsen) index of branch sampling effort (x-axis) and number of endophytic species isolated (y-axis)

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Conventional avocado orchard species accumulation curve of the UGE (Ugland, Gray, and Ellingsen) index of branch sampling effort (x-axis) and number of endophytic species isolated (y-axis)

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Non-metric multidimensional scaling (nMDS) ordination comparing the β-diversity patterns of endophytic community differences represented as Bray–Curtis distances isolated from five branches from each of six trees (n = 30 branches) in both organic and conventionally grown orchards. The 2D stress (or measure of distortion) in the nMDS is low (0.04), indicating that the distance between points is a good representation of the degree of similarity between the fungal communities of each sample. Each point represents a fungal community from a single branch

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