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Table 1.

Sources and GenBank accession numbers of Peronospora and Pseudoperonospora material used for molecular phylogenetic analyses.

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Figure 1.

Phylogram showing phylogenetic relationships of Peronospora accessions from Papaver and Meconopsis.

One of 16 most parsimonious trees 1035 steps long inferred from the combined cox1-cox2 sequence data matrix; parsimony and likelihood bootstrap support above 50% and posterior probabilities above 90% are given at first, second and third position, respectively, above/below the branches. The tree was rooted with two species of Pseudoperonospora according to Göker et al. [38].

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Figure 2.

Morphological features of Peronospora apula.

a, b conidiophores; c ultimate branchlets; d–h conidia; i–k oogonia and oospores. Sources: a, e–k WU 32410, holotype; b WU 32408; c, d WU 32409. Scale bars a, b 50 µm, c–k 20 µm.

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Figure 3.

Morphological features of Peronospora arborescens.

a, b conidiophores; c ultimate branchlets; d–h conidia; i–k oogonia and oospores. Sources: a WU 32416; b, k WU 32411; c, f, g WU 32412; d, h WU 32418; e WU 32413. Scale bars a 100 µm, b 50 µm, c–k 20 µm.

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Figure 4.

Morphological features of Peronospora argemones.

a, b conidiophores; c ultimate branchlets; d–h conidia; i–k oogonia and oospores. Sources: a, c GLM 64084; b K(M) 181196, holotype. Scale bars a, b 50 µm, c-k 20 µm.

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Figure 5.

Morphological features of Peronospora cristata.

a-c conidiophores; d ultimate branchlets; e–i conidia; j–l oogonia and oospores. Sources: a, b, d, e, j, k LE 185561, holotype; c, h WU 32419; f, g, i, l WU 32421. Scale bars a-c 50 µm, d-l 20 µm.

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Figure 6.

Morphological features of Peronospora meconopsidis.

a, b conidiophores; c ultimate branchlets; d–h conidia; i–k oogonia and oospores. Sources: a, f, g WU 32426; b, c–e NEU, holotype; h WU 32425; i K(M) 179241; j, k K(M) 179245. Scale bars a, b 50 µm, c–k 20 µm.

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Figure 7.

Morphological features of Peronospora somniferi.

a, b conidiophores; c ultimate branchlets; d–h conidia; i–k oogonia and oospores. Sources: a, g WU 32432; b, d, i–k WU 32428, holotype; c MA 65574; e, f WU 32429; h WU 32430. Scale bars a, b 50 µm, c–k 20 µm.

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Figure 8.

Disease symptoms of Peronospora meconopsidis and P. somniferi on opium poppy (Papaver somniferum).

a, b polyangular leaf lesions of P. meconopsidis; c, d systemic infection of P. somniferi from above (c) and from underneath (d), showing the grey down. Sources: a WU 32424; b WU 32426; c, d WU 32428, holotype.

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