C. theobromicola is a member of the C. gloeosporioides species complex. However, based on multilocus phylogenetic studies, C. theobromicola forms a monophyletic clade and has been accepted as a distinct species within the complex (Weir et al, 2012).
I suggest including it in the near threatened category (NT).
According to GBIF there are 41 occurrences in the world.
According to GBIF there are 41 occurrences in the world.
Population Trend: Improving
The species is phytopathogenic.
The few strains recorded were collected in areas threatened by deforestation and urbanization.
The species is not strongly threatened, but needs conservation actions as it is part of important ecosystems for the world.
The species is phytopathogen. Studies on the species are necessary in order to gain more knowledge about taxonomy and species distribution.
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