Classification:
Genus: Aegyptobia
Species: Aegyptobia nothus
Holotype:
Aegyptobia nothus Pritchard & Baker, 1958: 182; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA, ex Juniperus sp. (Cupressaceae).
Type Depository:
United States National Museum of Natural History at Beltsville, Maryland, USA.
Other Names:
Aegyptobia (Aegyptobia) nothus —
Mitrofanov & Strunkova (1979)
Distribution:
BERMUDA:
Evans et al. (1998);
CUBA:
De La Torre Santana (2025);
SOUTH KOREA:
Lee (1988);
USA —
ARKANSAS:
De Leon (1961c);
FLORIDA:
De Leon (1961c);
Pritchard & Baker (1958)OBS;
MISSOURI:
Thewke & Enns (1970);
NEW YORK:
Hennessey et al. (1986);
NORTH CAROLINA:
Pritchard & Baker (1958)OBS;
OKLAHOMA:
Pritchard & Baker (1958);
Hosts / Substrates:
CUPRESSACEAE: bald cypress — Hennessey et al. (1986); juniper — Hennessey et al. (1986); Juniperus chinensis L. — Evans et al. (1998); Juniperus sp. — Lee (1988), Thewke & Enns (1970), Pritchard & Baker (1958); Juniperus virginiana — De Leon (1961c), Thewke & Enns (1970); Platycladus orientalis (L.) Franco — Evans et al. (1998); Taxodium distichum — Pritchard & Baker (1958)OBS, De Leon (1961c), Thewke & Enns (1970); Thuja sp. — De La Torre Santana (2025), Thewke & Enns (1970);
FAGACEAE: oak (Quercus sp.) — Pritchard & Baker (1958)OBS;
Catalog:
Baker & Suigong (1988);
Baker & Suigong (1988);
Mesa et al. (2009);
Sepasgosarian (1983);
Tseng (1980);
Redescription:
De La Torre Santana (2025);
De Leon (1961b);
Evans et al. (1998);
Kamran et al. (2017);
Lee (1988);
Lee & Lee (1992);
Meyer (1979);
Mitrofanov et al. (1975);
Mitrofanov & Strunkova (1979);
Seeman & Beard (2011);
Smiley & Gerson (1996);
Thewke & Enns (1970);
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