Contents of the database of Fusarium names

The following fields are available in the database (many of them are not yet filled):

Field	Contents
SP	Species epithet (or binomial if non-Fusarium)
INF	Infraspecific name, any rank except f.sp.; the rank "ssp., var., f." is included
FSP	Forma specialis, "f.sp." is not included
AUT	Authors of this epithet
PROT	Protologue, literature where the present combination is published
YEAR	Year of publication
BAS	Basionym, name on which the present combination is based, also replaced name in case of name change. After "<" author(s) and reference(s) may be given
ST	Status of the taxon in view of nomenclature: nom. inval. Art. 36 = lacking Latin diagnosis (after 1935); ./. Art. 37 = lacking indication of type (after 1958); ./. Art. 33.2 = lacking explicit reference to basionym, after 1 Jan. 1953; homonym (the earlier homonym to be entered in REM as "non ..."), etc.
TYP	Typification: location of holotype, lectotype, neotype; authority who designated x-type and who examined it
REPR	Representative isolates
SYN	Synonym(s), other than basionym. Several synonyms may be given, separated by ";"
TEL	Teleomorph; the name is also entered as separate record, to allow for further information
MIS	Misapplied name(s)
REM	Remarks on the taxon, other than nomenclatural status
REV	Revised name; "<" is used to separate authors' names from fungal name
USE	Status of usage: contains a "+" if the name is accepted by Gerlach & Nirenberg or Nelson et al. or if recently published; contains a "?" if the name has never been revised critically
LIT	Other literature
THOS	Substratum of type specimen
OHOS	Organisms to which a fungus is pathogenic and from which it has been isolated. Several hosts may be given, separated by ";"
SEX	Sexuality data
MET	Metabolite(s), separated by ";". Authority or origin of information may be given after "<"
TOX	Data on toxicity
CHLIT	Literature pertaining to metabolites and toxicity