Claim · model-written summary
X. fastidiosa infections persisted or colonized new branches in Sonora, Solano, and Peerless.
- Taxon
- Prunus dulcis
Prunus dulcise0 - Material
- Sonora, Solano, Peerlesse7
- Interactor
- X. fastidiosa
Xylella fastidiosae7pathogen - Outcome
- X. fastidiosa infectionse7
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Verbatim
e0“Field grown 2-year-old almond trees (Prunus dulcis”
e7“X. fastidiosa infections persisted or colonized new branches in Sonora, Solano, Peerless, Price, Mission, and Ne Plus Ultra”
Title
Tiesen Cao; Joseph H. Connell; Margot Wilhelm; et al. Plant Disease 2010. doi:10.1094/pdis-05-10-0327
Other claims from this paper (14)
- Intervention effect Almond trees inoculated in spring months developed more ALS-symptomatic leaves than trees inoculated in July to October.
- Intervention effect Almond trees inoculated in spring months had more extensive within-plant spread of X. fastidiosa than trees inoculated in July to October.
- Intervention effect Trees inoculated in June developed the most severe ALS symptoms during the season of inoculation.
- Intervention effect Trees inoculated in June and July 2002 had significantly higher disease ratings in 2003 than trees inoculated in August and October 2002.
- Observation Sonora and Solano were the most ALS susceptible almond cultivars.
- Observation Mission and Price were intermediate in ALS susceptibility.
- Observation Carmel, Padre, and Ne Plus Ultra were the least susceptible cultivars to ALS.
- Observation Butte, Peerless, and Thompson were the least susceptible cultivars to ALS.
- Intervention effect Trees inoculated in June and July 2002 had a higher amount of ALS-infected branches in August 2004 than trees inoculated in other months.
- Observation Butte, Carmel, Padre, and Thompson had no symptomatic branches in 2004.
- Observation X. fastidiosa infections persisted or colonized new branches in Price, Mission, and Ne Plus Ultra.
- Observation Sonora was the most susceptible cultivar in the 2004 assessment.
- Association Nonpareil and Peerless had significantly greater ALS incidence than Butte and Carmel over the two years surveyed.
- Observation Large differences in ALS incidence were found among four almond cultivars in a diseased orchard in Chico, CA.