Claim · model-written summary
IBIRA-P2F1R2 showed dense pale gray mycelium and distinct conidial and ascospore characteristics.
- Taxon
- C. fructicola
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Colletotrichum fructicolat0 - Material
- IBIRA-P2F1R2e0
- Outcome
- dense, pale gray mycelium with distinct conidial and ascospore characteristicse0
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Verbatim
e0“IBIRA-P2F1R2 exhibited dense, pale gray mycelium with distinct conidial and ascospore characteristics”
t0“C. fructicola”
Title
Gabriela Cecilia Carhuamaca Yabar; Clausio Antonio Ferreira de Melo; Thaís Marcelo Souza; et al. Fruit Crops Science Journal 2025. doi:10.1590/3085-89092025920
Other claims from this paper (8)
- Observation Anthracnose was detected on soursop leaves in June 2022 in Ibirapitanga.
- Observation IBIRA-P5R2 showed gray to white mycelium, dark conidiomata and cylindrical conidia with dark appressoria.
- Observation IBIRA-P5R2 sequences were 95.45% similar to Colletotrichum karstii.
- Observation IBIRA-P2F1R2 sequences were 99.06% identical to Colletotrichum fructicola.
- Intervention effect Both isolates caused anthracnose with leaf dark spots after three days in soursop seedlings.
- Observation Reisolated pathogens retained the original isolates' cultural and morphological traits.
- Observation This is the first recorded occurrence of the two pathogens causing soursop anthracnose in Bahia.
- Recommendation The authors highlight the need for tailored integrated disease management.