ArticleJournal of fungi (Basel, Switzerland)2026
Isolation, Identification, and Diversity Analysis of Endophytic Fungi from Sweetpotato.
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Abstract
Endophytic fungi contribute substantially to plant health, yet the diversity, community composition, and tissue distribution of culturable fungal endophytes in sweetpotato remain poorly characterized. In this study, endophytic fungi were isolated from roots, old stems, tender stems, petioles, and leaves of the scab-resistant leafy variety 'Guangcaishu 16-19', the scab-susceptible leafy variety 'Guangcaishu No. 5', and the tuberous variety 'Guangshu 87' were identified based on morphological characteristics and ITS sequencing. ITS sequencing identified 492 fungal isolates belonging to 63 putative taxa in 31 genera.
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