1931
DOI: 10.1002/j.1537-2197.1931.tb09569.x
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TWO SPECIES OF VALSA CAUSING DISEASE IN POPULUS

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“…The involvement of predisposing environmental stresses in the ability of Cytospora fungi to infect hosts is not well understood. Cytospora fungi are mostly opportunistic pathogens and attack hosts that are stressed and of poor vigor (Schreiner 1931;Hinds and Stewart 1965;Schoenweiss 1967;Hinds 1985;Sinclair et al 1987;Biggs 1989;Guyon et al 1996;Mclntyre et al 1996). Helton (1961b) and Dhanvantari (1978) reported that low-temperature injury could predispose stone fruit trees to infection by Cytospora.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The involvement of predisposing environmental stresses in the ability of Cytospora fungi to infect hosts is not well understood. Cytospora fungi are mostly opportunistic pathogens and attack hosts that are stressed and of poor vigor (Schreiner 1931;Hinds and Stewart 1965;Schoenweiss 1967;Hinds 1985;Sinclair et al 1987;Biggs 1989;Guyon et al 1996;Mclntyre et al 1996). Helton (1961b) and Dhanvantari (1978) reported that low-temperature injury could predispose stone fruit trees to infection by Cytospora.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Schreiner (1931) found a few hyphae among cells which apparently were not entirely dead, on the edge of V. sordida cankers. The wood was stained brown, and the mycelium was found in the vessels, the fibers, to some extent in the wood parenchyma, and also between the medullary ray cells; but they apparently penetrated into the medullary ray cells only when the cells were dead.…”
Section: Canker Formationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Inoculation experiments indicate that the fungus is a facultative wound parasite, and that the degree of parasitism is more severe during the tree's dormant period, and is usually greatest on poorly growing trees and branches (Schreiner 1931). Large trees in healthy condition may successfully callus out an infection or severely limit canker growth.…”
Section: Cytospora Cankermentioning
confidence: 99%
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