The infection of corsican pine by Crumenula sororia karst
For germination ascospores of Crumenula sororia require free moisture. A temperature range of 20-25°C was optimal. In these conditions rate of germination was increased by extracts of lodgepole pine bark and extracts of Corsican pine bark and wood. Irrespective of whether spores or hyphawere used,...
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| description | For germination ascospores of Crumenula sororia require free
moisture. A temperature range of 20-25°C was optimal. In these conditions rate of germination was increased by extracts of lodgepole pine bark and extracts of
Corsican pine bark and wood. Irrespective of whether spores or hyphawere used, C.sororia only successfully invaded Corsican pine through wounds made with a scalpel or by removing needle fascicles. Lesions did not develop when frozen tissues were inoculated. In field inoculation experiments different isolates of the fungus differed significantly in pathogenicity. Infections developed more severely on 4-year-old than on 1-year-old branches, and this
agrees with the incidence of natural branch-infection |
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| spelling | upm-338072015-04-20T02:11:31Z http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/33807/ The infection of corsican pine by Crumenula sororia karst Hayes, A. J. Ahmad, A. Manap For germination ascospores of Crumenula sororia require free moisture. A temperature range of 20-25°C was optimal. In these conditions rate of germination was increased by extracts of lodgepole pine bark and extracts of Corsican pine bark and wood. Irrespective of whether spores or hyphawere used, C.sororia only successfully invaded Corsican pine through wounds made with a scalpel or by removing needle fascicles. Lesions did not develop when frozen tissues were inoculated. In field inoculation experiments different isolates of the fungus differed significantly in pathogenicity. Infections developed more severely on 4-year-old than on 1-year-old branches, and this agrees with the incidence of natural branch-infection Oxford University Press 1975 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/33807/1/the%20infection.pdf Hayes, A. J. and Ahmad, A. Manap (1975) The infection of corsican pine by Crumenula sororia karst. Forestry, 48 (2). pp. 183-191. ISSN 0015-752X 10.1093/forestry/48.2.183 |
| spellingShingle | Hayes, A. J. Ahmad, A. Manap The infection of corsican pine by Crumenula sororia karst |
| title | The infection of corsican pine by Crumenula sororia karst |
| title_full | The infection of corsican pine by Crumenula sororia karst |
| title_fullStr | The infection of corsican pine by Crumenula sororia karst |
| title_full_unstemmed | The infection of corsican pine by Crumenula sororia karst |
| title_short | The infection of corsican pine by Crumenula sororia karst |
| title_sort | infection of corsican pine by crumenula sororia karst |
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