Claim · model-written summary
P. pseudosyringae caused cankers in N. obliqua.
- Taxon
- N . obliqua
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Nothofagus obliquae0 - Treatment
- P. pseudosyringaee0
- Interactor
- P. pseudosyringaePhytophthora pseudosyringaee0pathogen
- Outcome
- cankerse0
- Direction
- causede0
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Verbatim
e0“P. pseudosyringae caused cankers in N . obliqua , N . dombeyi and Persea lingue .”
Title
Mariela P. González; Eduardo S. G. Mizubuti; Gaston Gonzalez; et al. Plant Pathology 2024. doi:10.1111/ppa.13855
Other claims from this paper (13)
- Observation Seven isolates from symptomatic plant tissues were identified as P. pseudosyringae.
- Intervention effect P. pseudosyringae caused cankers in N. dombeyi.
- Intervention effect P. pseudosyringae caused cankers in Persea lingue.
- Intervention effect Under natural conditions, Cryptocarya alba leaves had no symptoms, but inoculation produced lesions.
- Intervention effect Under natural conditions, N . dombeyi leaves had no symptoms, but inoculation produced lesions.
- Intervention effect Under natural conditions, N . obliqua leaves had no symptoms, but inoculation produced lesions.
- Intervention effect Under natural conditions, Peumus boldus leaves had no symptoms, but inoculation produced lesions.
- Observation Persea lingue leaf necrosis occurred in natural and controlled conditions.
- Observation P. pseudosyringae sporulated on lesions of C . alba leaves.
- Observation P. pseudosyringae sporulated on lesions of N . dombeyi leaves.
- Observation P. pseudosyringae sporulated on lesions of N . obliqua leaves.
- Observation P. pseudosyringae sporulated on both asymptomatic and lesioned Sophora macrocarpa tissues.
- Mechanism The authors infer Sophora macrocarpa may be an inoculum reservoir in Nothofagus forests.