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Colletotrichum clavatum sp. nov. identified as the causal agent of olive anthracnose in Italy

Colletotrichum clavatum sp. nov. identified as the causal agent of olive anthracnose in Italy

by Jessica | Feb 8, 2011 | Phytopathologia Mediterranea

Roberto Faedda, Giovanni Enrico Agosteo, Leonardo Schena, Saveria Mosca, Salvatore Frisullo. Gaetano Magnano Di San Lio and Santa Olga Cacciola | View Article Molecular analyses of a large population of isolates, previously identified as group B or genetic group A4 of...
Colonization of Olive Inflorescences by Verticillium dahliae

Colonization of Olive Inflorescences by Verticillium dahliae

by Jessica | Feb 8, 2011 | Journal of Phytopathology

Carlos Trapero, Luis F. Roca, Esteban Alca´ntara and Francisco J. Lo´ pez-Escudero | View Article Verticillium wilt of olive, caused by Verticillium dahliae Kleb., is the most severe disease affecting this crop in most olive growing countries. In this study, the...
A stem canker disease of olive (Olea europaea) in New Zealand

A stem canker disease of olive (Olea europaea) in New Zealand

by Jessica | Feb 8, 2011 | New Zealand Journal of Crop and Horticultural Science

R. K. Taylor, C.N. Hale, W. F. T. Hartill | View Article A disease complex, with symptoms that include stem cankers and tip die-back, is reported in New Zealand olives (Olea europaea L.). Bacteria from stem cankers of olive were consistently isolated as pale...
Balanced plant nutrition may help reduce anthracnose

Balanced plant nutrition may help reduce anthracnose

by Jessica | Jan 8, 2011 | The Olive Press

Vera Sergeeva | View Article Some olive varieties are more susceptible to anthracnose than others. Warm and wet weather can further aggravate the problem, leading to infections of epidemic-like proportions. Wet weather makes the application of chemical treatments...
First report of anthracnose and fruit mummification of olive fruit

First report of anthracnose and fruit mummification of olive fruit

by Jessica | Nov 2, 2010 | Plant Pathology

H. S. S. Duartea, P. G. C. Cabrala, O. L. Pereiraa, L. Zambolima, E. D. Gonc¸alvesb, J. Vieira Netob, E. M. Zambolima and V. Sergeeva | View Article The olive tree is an arboreal species belonging to the family Oleaceae with recognized importance in the production of...
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