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Detached root inoculation with P. shangluoense caused complete rot within 15 days.

Taxon: S . miltiorrhizaSalvia miltiorrhizae0
Treatment: Detached root inoculatione0
Interactor: P . shangluoensee0pathogen
Outcome: complete root rote0
Value: 15 dayse0

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“Detached root inoculation assays demonstrated that P . shangluoense could cause complete root rot of S . miltiorrhiza within 15 days”
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A novel Phytopythium species causing root rot of Salvia miltiorrhiza in China: pathogenicity, molecular identification, and biocontrol potential

Haotong Li; Xiaojian Chen; Langjun Cui; et al. Frontiers in Plant Science 2026. doi:10.3389/fpls.2026.1803698

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Observation Diseased plants showed black-brown aerial necrosis and internal root rot in Shangluo.
Observation Diseased roots retained intact epidermis but had internal rot.
Observation The isolated pathogen was designated as a previously undescribed Phytopythium species, Phytopythium shangluoense.
Intervention effect Seedling disease incidence reached 100% within three days after inoculation at 13–28 °C.
Method / resource ITS primers sensitively and accurately distinguished Phytopythium from other root pathogens.
Intervention effect Streptomyces fungicidicus FYA1 inhibited P. shangluoense and achieved 80% root-rot control efficacy.

Method / resourceobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured