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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Botryosphaeriaceae"”.

  1. Diversità delle specie di Botryosphaeriaceae sulle piante mediterranee e tropicali

    Le Botryosphaeriaceae sono importanti funghi diffusi in tutto il mondo e in grado di persistere come endofiti, saprofiti e patogeni latenti. Negli ultimi anni hanno suscitato grande interesse a causa della loro capacità di causare malattie quando l'ospite si trova in condizioni di stress, e …

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  2. Molecular studies on the taxonomy, host-associations and viruses of the Diplodia-like anamorphs of the Botryosphaeriaceae

    The Botryosphaeriaceae is a family of fungi that includes many species, which are well-known as pathogens, saprophytes and endophytes of plants and especially of trees. As a result of their pathogenic nature and potential threat to plantations and agricultural crops, much research has been devoted …

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  3. Diversity and species overlap of Botryosphaeriaceae on some trees of Anacardiaceae in disturbed and undisturbed ecosystems in South Africa

    The Botryosphaeriaceae are common and diverse on native and non-native plants. It has been established that the ability of Botryosphaeriaceae fungi to exist in healthy plant tissues as endophytes facilitates their global movement during the international trade of plants and plant products. It is …

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  4. Diversity and spatial distribution of fungal endophytes in a Eucalyptus grandis tree

    … of fungal endophyte isolates. Isolates of the Botryosphaeriaceae family of latent endophytic pathogens were further characterised using a multi-gene phylogenetic approach from both E. grandis and related native S. cordatum that grew in close proximity. The endophytes within the three E. grandis …

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  5. Fungi associated with the die-back of Pterocarpus angolensis (kiaat) in South Africa

    … concentrated on obtaining species of the Botryosphaeriaceae and of the so-called ophiostomatoid fungi because these fungi are well-known pathogens of trees in the area, have been fairly well studied and the die-back symptoms suggested that they could be involved. The first chapter of this …

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  6. Diversity of fungi associated with dieback of Ziziphus Mucronata in Limpopo Province, South Africa

    … identified in this study were from families Botryosphaeriaceae, Diaporthaceae, Cytosporaceae (=Valsaceae), Nectriaceae, Pleosporaceae and Didymellaceae. Fungi identified include Dothiorella (=Spencermartinsia), Diplodia, Botryosphaeria, Neofusicoccum, Fusarium, Diaporthe (=Phomopsis), …

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  7. Studies on the fungal diseases of mango with particular reference to diseases caused by Botryosphaeria species

    … spp. The present work focused mostly on the Botryosphaeriaceae associated with dieback disease in Italy and in Egypt. In the present thesis, incorporation of morphology and DNA sequence data of ITS and TEF-1a revealed diverse array of Botryosphaeria spp. associated with mango dieback: …

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