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The Conifer Killer Tree Diseases
... white pine, sugar pine and limber pine. Seedlings are in greatest danger. Cronartium ribicolais a rust fungus and can only be infected by basidiospores produced on Ribes (current and gooseberry) plants. It is ... freshly cut stump surfaces. That makes annosus root rot a problem in thinned pine plantations. The fungus produces conks that form at the root collar on roots of living or dead trees and on ...
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Annosus Root Rot
... , often kills conifers. It occurs over much of the Eastern U.S. and is very common in the South. The fungus,Fomes annosus, usually enters by infecting freshly cut stump surfaces. That makes annosus root rot a problem in thinned pine plantations. The fungus produces conks that form at the root collar on roots of living or dead trees and on stumps or on slash. ...
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The Virginia Camellia Society - Education - Disease Problems of Camellias
... fungal spores during extended periods of wet weather. The best control of dieback is sanitation. The fungus lives inside the plant and cannot be completely controlled by spray. Diseased branches should be ... flower tissue feels "slimy" to the touch. Infected flowers fall to the ground and the fungus produces hard, resting bodies called sclerotia. These sclerotia may remain under the bush or in the ...
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Scab of Apple and Crabapple, HYG-3003-94
... flower parts and fruits. Once in contact with susceptible tissue, the spore germinates in a film of water and the fungus penetrates into the plant. Depending upon weather conditions, symptoms (lesions) will show up in 9 to 17 days. The fungus produces a different kind of spore in these newly developed lesions. These spores are carried and spread by splashing rain ...
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Peach Leaf Curl, HYG-3006-94
... tissues are susceptible for only a short period. As the tissues mature they become resistant. The fungus produces another type of spore (ascospore) on the upper surface of the diseased leaves. During wet ... are thought to retard maturation of leaf tissue, thus prolonging the time infection may occur. The fungus can penetrate young peach leaves readily at temperatures between 50 and 70 degrees F, but ...
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Vegetable Crops pt 2
... is a problem when fields become flooded early in the life of the plant. The fungus produces swimming spores which require water for mobility. Infected plants are sterile and have numerous ... in well-drained soil, and deep plowing to remove old crop residue. Aphanomyces Root-Rot (fungus - Aphanomyces euteiches): Early infection causes complete crop loss due to seedling death. Late infection results ...
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Vegetable Crops - pt 3
... light green areas on the upper surface of the leaves. As the lesions enlarge, the fungus produces downy growth on the underside of the leaf. Affected tissue turns brown, sometimes comprising ... accomplished with the same chemicals used for purple blotch and tip blight control. Neck Rot (fungus - Botrytis allii, Botrytis sp.): This disease is frequently unnoticed in the field because damage usually ...
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FAQ - Fungi and Mycorrhizae
... : Thread-like mycelium in a colony of Rhizoctonia solani growing on potato dextrose agar. This fungus causes brown patch disease of turfgrass and damping-off in seedlings of many crop plants. ... although the plant cell wall is penetrated the cell membrane is not disrupted. The endomycorrhizal fungus produces a highly branched hyphal structure called an arbuscule within the plant cell by invaginating ...
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FPHG -
... fruit center. As the fruit ripens, it decays rapidly and finally shrivels into a mummy. Disease Cycle The fungus overwinters in mummified fruit and in cracks and crevices in the bark. Jagged ends of broken limbs are ideal sites. With the advent of warm weather, the fungus produces spores washed by rains onto developing fruit. Often, the first infections appear as a cone-shaped area ...
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NYBG.org: Fusarium Wilt And Its Effect On Bananas
... an older plant may live for many months. (www.oisat.org) Fusarium oxysporum, an asexual fungus, produces spores that spread Fusarium wilt via the water conducting system. Chlamydospores, a resting spore ... from the sap once the plant has amplified dehydration by using gel clogs. After the fungus has spread entirely, the plant dies of dehydration. Multi-celled macroconidia, another F. oxysporum spore ...
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