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New Disease Reports - First record of natural infection of Marlierea edulis by the eucalyptus canker fungus Chrysoporthe cubensis
... by the eucalyptus canker fungus Chrysoporthe cubensis Reports Search NDR About NDR Editors Author Info Submission Links First record of natural infection of Marlierea edulis by the eucalyptus canker fungus Chrysoporthe ... cubensis) is the etiological agent of eucalyptus canker; one of the worst diseases of eucalypt. Although in the past this fungus was only known to attack eucalyptus and cloves ...
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UC Berkeley Center for Forestry: Pitch Canker
... canker in California. Pitch Canker Task Force Meeting, Davis, CA Nov. 17, 2000 Long term trends in pitch canker disease progression. Pityophthorus spp. – Vectors of the pitch canker fungus ...
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New Disease Reports - Volume 12: August 2005 - January 2006
... mosaic virus in Taiwan Chuen-Yi Wang and Ya-Chun Chang First report of Eutypella canker of Acer pseudoplatanus in Europe D. Jurc, N. Ogris, B. Slippers & J. Stenlid First report ... , M. Hubbes & L. Gil First record of natural infection of Marlierea edulis by the eucalyptus canker fungus Chrysoporthe cubensis R.W. Barreto, F.B. Rocha & F.A. Ferreira First report of crown ...
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CANKER
... out the essential processes of life. The fungus wedges associated with the canker rot fungus developed deep inside this oak. The ... canker rot fungus in the bark of this birch. As the cambial zone is squeezed to death, the tissues beneath it are killed and invaded by the canker rot fungus. Five rings of decayed wood are in this section of an eastern white pine. The fungus infects ...
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UC Berkeley Center for Forestry: Pitch Canker
... on various aspects of pitch canker, including: symptoms, geographic and host range, tree species susceptibility, risk rating systems, genetics of the fungus, epidemiology, economic importance, and management ... Canker in Christmas Tree Farms (PDF) Pitch Canker: A Technical Review UC ANR Publication 21616 (PDF) Frequently Asked Questions About Pitch Canker UC ANR Publication 8025 (PDF) UC Pitch Canker ...
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Peach Canker, HYG-3005-94
... Peach Canker, HYG-3005-94 Ohio State University Extension Fact Sheet Plant Pathology 2021 Coffey Road, Columbus, Ohio 43210-1087 Peach Canker HYG-3005-94 Michael A. Ellis Peach canker is a fungus disease ... the fungus resumes growth, attacking and killing the new callus tissue. Over a period of years, a series of dead callus ridges form as the canker gets larger. Eventually, the canker may completely ...
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Cytospora Canker of Spruce, HYG-3033-96
... most important disease of spruce in landscape plantings in Ohio is Cytospora canker. This disease is caused by a fungus and is frequently found on Norway spruce and Colorado blue spruce and ... tendrils or gelatinous spore masses are visible to the unaided eye. Causal Fungus Cytospora canker of spruce is caused by the fungus, Cytospora kunzei var. piceae (also reported as Valsa kunzei var. piceae ...
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Shrubs I
... structures of the fungus. Canker (fungus - Physalospora obtusa): This fungus causes cankers and twig blight on cotoneaster. Prune and destroy infected branches. Cotton Root Rot (fungus - Phymatotrichum omnivorum): ... and avoid overwatering during overcast periods. GARDENIA (CAPE JASMINE) Gardenia jasminoides Canker (fungus - Phomopsis gardeniae): One of the most common gardenia diseases. The main ...
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Trees part 2
... are extremely susceptible - Rio Grande is resistant. Dothichiza or Branch Canker (fungus - Dothichiza populea): This disease mainly attacks young planted and nursery ... Canker (fungus - Septoria musiva or Mycosphaerella populorum): Cottonwood and Lombardy varieties are susceptible. Leaf infection precedes twig or stem infection. Canker is not easily distinguished from Cytospora canker. The canker ...
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Russian Olive Canker and Dieback
... 00001687 11/12/99 Russian Olive Canker and Dieback The Russian olive is so susceptible to the canker and dieback caused by Phomopsis ... beyond the canker. Cankers are oval and depressed; most are 1 to 6 inches long. Cause: The spores of the fungus are rain ... olives with dieback might best be removed and replaced with the canker-resistant autumn olive. Otherwise, prune out dead branches and revitalize ...
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