2020
DOI: 10.29228/plantfungalres.64
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New Records of an Alien Fungus Erysiphe Corylacearum (Erysiphales, Ascomycota) in Ukraine

Abstract: This article provides information on new records of an alien powdery mildew fungus Erysiphe corylacearum (Erysiphales, Ascomycota), previously recorded in Ukraine only in Crimea and at two localities in Kyiv.

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“…MW031866), and representative voucher specimens were deposited in the fungarium of the University of Vienna (WU 43287, WU 43421, WU 43423, WU 43424, WU 43514, WU 43515, WU 43520, WU 43525). A nBLAST analysis revealed 99-100% identity to sequences of E. corylacearum, with 100% identity to sequences from Azerbaijan (LC270863), Iran (MF668615, MH047243), Japan (MT095104), Switzerland (MN822721-MN822723) and Turkey (KY082910), confirming the species identification.Native to East Asia and probably North America, E. corylacearum was first observed in Turkey in 2013 and has since rapidly extended its distribution range to West Asia as well as Eastern and Central Europe(Beenken et al, 2020;Heluta & Fokshei, 2020). Erysiphe corylacearum has been reported as a severe invasive alien pathogen, causing significant yield losses in hazelnut orchards in Turkey, Iran and Georgia(Arzanlou et al, 2018;Meparishvili et al, 2019).…”
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“…MW031866), and representative voucher specimens were deposited in the fungarium of the University of Vienna (WU 43287, WU 43421, WU 43423, WU 43424, WU 43514, WU 43515, WU 43520, WU 43525). A nBLAST analysis revealed 99-100% identity to sequences of E. corylacearum, with 100% identity to sequences from Azerbaijan (LC270863), Iran (MF668615, MH047243), Japan (MT095104), Switzerland (MN822721-MN822723) and Turkey (KY082910), confirming the species identification.Native to East Asia and probably North America, E. corylacearum was first observed in Turkey in 2013 and has since rapidly extended its distribution range to West Asia as well as Eastern and Central Europe(Beenken et al, 2020;Heluta & Fokshei, 2020). Erysiphe corylacearum has been reported as a severe invasive alien pathogen, causing significant yield losses in hazelnut orchards in Turkey, Iran and Georgia(Arzanlou et al, 2018;Meparishvili et al, 2019).…”
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“…-Trees (up to 10 m tall), shrubs or decumbent with trailing, prostrate stems, occupying succes sional habitats and wetlands; leaves dull to semi glossy, redgreen, green to dark green (sometimes glaucescent), lanceolate, ellipticlanceolate, up to 30 mm long and 4 mm wide, hairy or glabrescent, flowers white, white streaked or tinged pink, pink or red up to 30 mm diameter (when fresh) ........... 3 3. Trees (up to 10 m tall) or shrubs, leaves dull to semiglossy, usually green to dark green (some times glaucescent), 5.0−22.0 × 2.2−3.1 mm; lami na lanceolate, elliptic lanceolate; surfaces on young growth hairy near base and along midrib, and leaf margin, maturing ± glabrescent with hairs ± per sisting on basal portion of leaf and along portions of leaf margin; flowers up to 24 mm diameter (when fresh) ...... Leptospermum hoipolloi f. hoipolloi -Shrubs (up to 3 m tall) or decumbent with prostrate, trailing branches (often layering on con tact with soil); leaves silverwhite, silverygrey, or grey, maturing redgreen, green or dark green, 5.6−30.0 × 2.2−6.0 mm lamina broadly lanceolate to elliptic lanceolate, emergent and maturing leaf surfaces densely sericeous; flowers up to 30 diame ter (when fresh (Ja czewski, 1912;, E. azaleae , E. begoniicola (наводимо вперше), E. co rylacearum (Heluta et al, 2019a;Heluta, Fokshei, 2020), E. deutziae (наводимо вперше), E. elevata (Heluta et al, 2009;Korytnianska et al, 2010), E. euonymicola Girzitska, 1926), E. guarinonii , E. magnifica (Palage cha, Chumak, 2011), E. palczewskii (Heluta, 1981;Heluta, Gorlenko, 1984), E. platani (Vasiljeva et al, 1988;Dudka et al, 2004), E. russellii , E. symphoricarpi (Heluta et al, 2016a, b), E. syringae (Lavitska, 1955, E. sy ringaejaponicae ) та E. vanbruntiana (Heluta, 1981;Heluta, Gorlenko, 1981) Опис роду і ключ для визначення його секцій та видів секції Erysiphe подано в попередній на шій статті (Heluta, 2023). Тому тут ми наводимо лише ключ для визначення представників сек ції Microsphaera, зареєстрованих в Україні, та їх список з описами, видами рослинживителів та розподілом за регіонами.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Braun & S.Takam. (Ale-Agha et al, 2000;Bolay, 2000;Zimmermannová-Pastirčáková et al, 2000;Piątek, 2002;Grigaliūnaitė et al, 2005), Golovinomyces greeneanus (U.Braun) Heluta (Heluta, Korytnianska, 2011), Podosphaera amelanchieris Maurizio (Braun, 2012;Kruse, 2014;Bresinsky, 2016;Heluta, Hirylovich, 2016;Kruse et al, 2020) та ін., зі Східної Азії -E. corylacearum (Abasova et al, 2018;Beenken et al, 2019;Heluta et al, 2019;Heluta, Fokshei, 2020), E. deutziae (Bunkina) U.Braun & S.Takam. (Bolay et al, 2005;Mułenko et al, 2010;Bresinsky, 2016), E. magnifica (U.Braun) U.Braun & S.Takam.…”
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