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Bolesti
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/2857
57072_Platypus_cylindrus_Fab_Coleoptera_Plat
ypodidae_transports_Biscogniauxia_mediterran
ea_agent_of_cork_oak_charcoal_canker
http://www.czechmycology.org/_cmo/CM69106.p
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phytophthora quercina,
- Mycelia will grow at a wide range of temperatures (between 5-27.5C [41-81.5F]); however,
optimal growth occurs between 22.5-25C [72.5-77F] (Jung et al. 1999, Barzanti et al. 2001).
- Though this pathogen can grow under a wide variety of conditions, drier sites with nutrient-
rich clayey and loamy soils and soil pH ranging from 3.5-7.0 appear to be most favorable
(Jung et al. 2000, Hartmann and Blank 2002, Balci and Halmschlager 2003a, Jonsson et al.
2005). Higher concentrations of calcium and magnesium may favor the development of the
pathogen and indirectly facilitate the infection process (Balci and Halmschlager 2003a).
- This species can spread naturally through movement of zoospores in soil and surface water.
Long-distance dispersal can occur when infested soil is moved on material (including
machinery and trecking boots). This species has been found transported with nursery stock
(this includes oak seedlings as well as non-host material) (EPPO n.d.).
p. ramorum,
primarni patogen: napada vitalna
stabla
slika: A hillside in Big Sur, California, devastated by sudden oak death
p. cinammomi ++
http://www.europe-
aliens.org/pdf/Phytophthora_cinnamo
mi.pdf
- najvei raspon domaina od svih vrsta roda Phytophthora
- iako tipina za australske vrste (odumiranje eukaliptusa), u Europu introducirana jo u
18. stoljeu, gdje je zajedno s vrstom P.cambivora uzrokovala tintenu bolest (trule
korijena i donjeg dijela debla) kod pitomog kestena te nekih vrsta hrastova (Q. rubra, Q.
suber), posebice u panjolskoj (Brasier 1993)
- u Australiji uzrokuje bolest samo u onim podrujima koja imaju 400 500 mm oborina
godinje, najvee se razine patogena u tlu javljaju nakon znaajnijih kia (vie od 5 do 10
mm) (Anon. 2005)
- patogen, kao heterotrofni organizam, hranu izvlai iz ivog biljnog tkiva, putem
micelija (hifa) koji urasta u tkivo domaina, dok god je vlaga iznad 80 % (Anon. 2005)
- tretman fosfitom se pokazao uinkovitim u kontroli utjecaja patogena na irok raspon
biljnih vrsta iz razliitih porodica (Hardy et al. 2001)
- smatra se kako e poveanje temperature (globalno zatopljenje) u budunosti
pogodovati poveanju aktivnosti vrste P. cinnamomi u obalnim regijama Europe, te
vjerojatno takoer i u sredinjoj Europi, s tom razlikom to e hladne zime i dalje
ograniavati njen razvoj. Naravno da e patogenost ovisiti takoer i o dostupnosti
domaina, te ostalim ekolokim uvjetima (npr. pH vrijednost tla) (Brasier i Scott 1994)
- patogen u tlu izaziva trule korijena i donjeg dijela debla te na taj nain smanjuje ili
zaustavlja kolanje sokova (prstenovanje)
- sporije se iri direktnim kontaktom korijenja te bre vodom, a irenju doprinose i ljudske
aktivnosti koje ukljuuju micanje tla, kao to su izgradnja cesta, prometovanje, kopanje
kamena (ruda), sadnja zaraenih sadnica...
- optimalna temperatura rasta micelija (slika 27) oko 27 C, rast zabiljeen na temperaturama od
9 do 30 C
Apiognomonia errabunda, ++
http://www.cabi.org/isc/datasheet/255
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It is one of the most important foliar diseases on oaks (Muoz et al., 2003). New buds, twigs and
sprouts of infected trees shrivel and even die if formation of ringing cankers takes place. The real
problem comes up when the infections recur year after year, weakening the trees and making them
more susceptible against other damaging agents. In first place, this fungus damages only the leaves,
but then it can proliferate and move through the limb reaching the nervation. From there, it can
arrive at the petiole and move into the young twig. This is the typical way of acting of the so called
anthracnose, which is the common name for a group of diseases caused by several closely related
fungi attacking the leaves and new shoots of various trees. Frequent spring precipitations and
moderate temperatures favour the apparition of this fungus.
Trichaptum biforme
http://iowamushroom.org/featured_mu
shrooms/Trichaptum_biforme
http://www.messiah.edu/oakes/fungi_
on_wood/poroid%20fungi/species
%20pages/Trichaptum
%20biforme.htm
trule korijena A. mellea
http://www.forestpathology.org/dis_ar
m.html
http://yamagamis.com/newguides/Mis
cellaneous/Local_Oak_Root_Fungus_R
esistant.pdf
A. tabescens
http://www.plantwise.org/Knowledge
Bank/Datasheet.aspx?dsid=7006