A . funzaensis 1 claim

Interactor role: other

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Candidatus P. asteris was detected in three of 16 tested A. funzaensis.

Taxon: Quercus humboldtiiQuercus humboldtiit0
Interactor: Candidatus P. asterise0pathogen
Second interactor: A . funzaensise0other
Outcome: Candidatus P. asteris’ was detectede0
Value: 3/16e0

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“‘ Candidatus P. asteris’ was detected in A . funzaensis ( n = 3/16 tested)”
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“Quercus humboldtii”
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Title

Epidemiological characterization of a disease associated with phytoplasmas in Andean oak, Quercus humboldtii Bonpland, in Bogotá—Colombia

Julian Lamilla; Cindy Julieth Solano; Liliana Franco‐Lara Forest Pathology 2022. doi:10.1111/efp.12730

Other claims from this paper (11)

Observation Disease prevalence in surveyed urban oak trees was 80%.
Observation Phytoplasmas were detected in 94% of trees.
Observation Candidatus Phytoplasma fraxini was found in 54.6% of trees.
Observation Candidatus Phytoplasma asteris was found in 30.7% of trees.
Observation Mixed infections occurred in 8.8% of trees.
Observation Phytoplasmas were observed in infected tree phloem.
Observation Ca. P. fraxini was more common than Ca. P. asteris in street and park trees.
Association No correlations were observed between phytoplasma and disease variables.
Observation Hemiptera was the most prevalent insect order collected.
Observation Candidatus P. asteris was detected in two of 10 tested E. atratus.
Observation Candidatus P. asteris was detected in one of 11 tested Alebrini sp. 1.