Paper · 2013 · Forest Pathology

Pathogenic polypores in Argentina

M. Rajchenberg; G. Robledo

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Abstract

Summary We surveyed the polypore species associated with living hosts in A rgentina. We reviewed the literature on polypores found in A rgentina and, in addition with the study of unpublished herbarium material, present a list of 87 species decaying living trees in native forests and introduced plantations. The rot type, host(s), distribution and remarks are presented for each species. Among 87 species found, 71 produce a white rot and 16 a brown rot in wood; 61 species were exclusively found on native hosts and 7 on exotic, cultivated hosts, while 18 were found on both types of substrates; one species, A mylosporus campbellii, was exclusively found associated with grasses. For most cases, there are no pathological studies based on rot measurement and culture isolation to determine incidence and severity of the decay.

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The survey listed 87 polypore species decaying living trees in native forests and introduced plantations.

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“present a list of 87 species decaying living trees in native forests and introduced plantations”

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Of 87 polypore species, 71 produce white rot in wood.

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“Among 87 species found, 71 produce a white rot and 16 a brown rot in wood”

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“Pathogenic polypores in Argentina”

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Of 87 polypore species, 16 produce brown rot in wood.

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“Among 87 species found, 71 produce a white rot and 16 a brown rot in wood”

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Sixty one polypore species were found exclusively on native hosts.

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“61 species were exclusively found on native hosts and 7 on exotic, cultivated hosts, while 18 were found on both types of substrates”

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Seven polypore species were found exclusively on exotic cultivated hosts.

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“7 on exotic, cultivated hosts, while 18 were found on both types of substrates”

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Eighteen polypore species occurred on native and exotic cultivated hosts.

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“18 were found on both types of substrates”

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“present a list of 87 species decaying living trees in native forests and introduced plantations”

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One species, A mylosporus campbellii, was found exclusively with grasses.

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“one species, A mylosporus campbellii, was exclusively found associated with grasses”

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