When described in 2013, the species showed sterile cultures. Diaporthe inconspicua differs from its closest phylogenetic neighbors in that it has unique fixed alleles in four loci (Gomes et al., 2013).
It is not a common species, presenting about three occurrences in the world. Studies in other locations are needed to understand its distribution. I suggest including it in deficient data.
According to GBIF, the species has only 3 occurrences in 1 country.
The species seems to be rare, presenting three occurrences in Brazil.
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Diaporthe inconspicua occurs as an endophyte of plants from the Atlantic Forest and Pampa.
The species occurs in the Brazilian Atlantic Forest, one of the main biodiversity hotspots worldwide.
1/3 of the species in Brazil occur in an area of environmental protection.
Other areas should be studied in order to assess the distribution of this species.
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